PWENTY-SEVEN CHILDREN

Already Subcribe to the Victoridn Order
ef Nurses Fund.

5. Thornton radon tad

Langley, ii.cPon” cokinista

ave., where every-
John McTeer

Bilas Wants For Sale, Rent, Lost Etc
Fehodmta & tine Me Set the first insertion: and five

TRANSFERS,
Gants a 11nd thereafter:

M, J. OHEARN. J
When Seve CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS ety §

‘Want

We can save you 25 per cent. on your Purchase,
ACTION IS ELOQUENCE: We say and do; we Promise and P,

BOARD AND ROOMS.

hild:

JUNE 4,

Twenty of R d's Opal, 1g, Robert MvCinn to John
have so tar responded to the request | Riplinger.
made by the Recorp for contributions| Opal, 14, Robert McCann to Charles
to the fund for the Victorian Order of Frey.

Board and room, $7:
Rootens half pices east Spo!

ladies’ and child-
(facing C. & W. Railwe

ren's _furaishings
may be found.

pom, $2.
Street

The Rossland.

Evening Record.

eriorm,

thing in the line of
Repass.

Mining
Tnvestments.

Corresdundence
Solicited

—OPrPicE:
ReEcorD BLOCK,
ROSSLAND, 8. C.

eatra,

on the Piano

Roi Aven

Miss Millie Amme

Pianist of the re-
nowned Amme or

Will Give Lessons

Conservatory L
jue. *

Nurses, ee is a good showing but

does not
of this cit tnd itis hoped that
the end of the week the: number will
greatly increas d.

The subscriptions received at thi

follows:

Jerome Isaacs, age 7 years.

years:

ck, age
Leonard Shilvo, age 14 years,
William Furlong, age 14 years.

Frank A. Baird |T2E
BROKER, DAILY

Deuler in Mines and RECORD
Btocks.
The Scott- Block) 2S centss

olumbia Avenue,

Week delivered

Mack Malone, age 8 years.
Walter Furlong, age 12 years.
Harry Wuerth, age 12 years.
Evan Hughes, age 12 years.
Lawrence Walkley, age 11 years.
Gladys Campbell, age 9 years.
Dimple Campbell, age 7 years.
Gaston Lalonde, age 8 years.
Leon Lalonde, age 7 years.
Leonie Lalonde, age 3 years.

JUST ARRIVED

AT THE

WHITE » HOUSE

Spring Suitings, |
Trousers and
Overcoatings,

First-class Fit and
Workmanship guar-
anteed.

‘Call and see goods
and get prices.
MARTIN SCAWIEG
At the WHITE HOUSE.

Harrison Taverse, age 3 years.

Willie Cross, 11 years.

Dalton Cross, 12 years.

Willie Foley, 15 years.

Mal vis, age 4 years.

Grace Davis, age 2 years.

Mamie Fraser, 6 years.

Sylvester Lewis, age 7 yt
ander Chishol im, age 3% years.

Mary Willkins, cals 2 years
Eddy Lewis, age

wishes to contribute. Fill out.

send it to the Recorp office with 10
cents. The name and
will be published in the next succeediu:
issue of the Recorp and so continue
until the list is closed, when the money

if Fand at
Following is the blank to be filled out:

in. to represent the children
fore
be

office since Saturday evening are as

Below 18 a coupon with a blank for
the name and age of the child who

e
blanks, cut the coupon out, and bring or

e of the giver

and names of the children of Rossland

it] Dolly Varden, R. W. Northey to Ana-

conda Con. Gold Mining company.
Plymouth Rock, R. W. Northey
Anscouda, Con, Gold Mining

SITUATIONS WANTED, wees
Wanran: A two-roomed furnished house; have
no children or pets. P.O, Box 1M. ‘4-1

to

This Store is Matchless for Bargains.

ROOMS FOR RENT.

» R. W. Northey to A di

is cont tela Mining com,
Bessie,

Con. Gold Shnin
Jupiter,
ainness,

JUNE 5.
ran Shoe, All Right, Goodhue No.
Little Guthrie,
Franklin Mallery to Hi. Bt.
-  suNE 7.
Diamond Dick, San Diego,

Andrew Pogs' ‘and Emma

Mike Lato:

Gladstone ‘No. 2,

E. Cramer and W.

Ski 285 Henry R., Bradish to R. B.

a

Sarah E. Da

cxnriricates OF WoRK.
June 5—Pilot.
Cubs, Fraction,
ling,

Gangrene
Wales les. “Princeas

Dollar, Mariposa, Nanc:

falo No. 3, Miner Boy.
—~——.

SPOKANE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Quotations Yesterday.

ing quotations on the exchange today
were as follows: Butte, 2\¢ asked;

Ross,anp, B. C.,.....0..++ 1897.
I wish to contribute 10 cents to the
Recoxp’s Children’s Fund of Rossland
for the Victorian Order of Nurses to be
established in commemoration of the
Queen’s Jubilee.

D. BE. ERR, D.D.8

Dentist and Oral Surgeon.

All work the best that skill and experience can
accomplish,

Office over Fraser's Drug Store,

Columiia Ave.. near Lincoln St,

It is proposed that a meeting of all
the vice patrons, vice presidents and

al
mittee may be elected, to whom all the
funds received will be handed over. That
committee will (1) draft a constitution,
(2) decide how w the governing body of the
new order is to osen_ and (3) deter-
mine how the work to be undertaken
shall be carried on.
The qualifications of the nurses of the

J. Tl, McKenzie, M, D.,
MoGill, Montreal,
Physici: g' and A
aciigtatial of the Royal College of Physicians
ns. Edinburgh, Licential of the Fac-
bred ar Physic hysicians and Surgeons, Glasgow.
Specialty made of Eye and Ear Diseases.
Orrick: SMITH-HEWITT BLOCK.

W. M. HENDRICKSON, M. D.
Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians
.and Surgeons, etc., British

Columbia, Canada.
G Late Surgeon Workingman’s
Hospital, Butte, Mont.

OFFICE: Srusst Brock. ROSSLAND

Victorian Order are to be of the highest

for the class of work they are expect

todo. Sickness is always @ severe tax
f tl

“i Gariboo, 42 ask

Boston, 84 asked ; Deer Park, 12 asked;

ern, 10 asked ; High Ore, 5 asked; josie,
49 as! Jumbo, 50 asked; Novelty, 4
asked ; Noble Five, 45 asked; O. K.,
asked; Phoenix, 5% 5 bid, 6!gasked ; Red
Mounfain, 28 as! .

bid, 5 asked; Se
eked;  Bilverine, 3% asked ; Slocan Btar,
$2.60 asked; Wi

for Little
Giant 4 bid, Spokete Belle ye bid, x
as

The followin; ted :
1125 Phoenix, 5: 5,000
Reservation, 4.

sales were rey
; and after call,

a
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.

pany,

. W. Northey to Anaconda
mpany.

W. Black urn to W. Mc-

SSpper ts

HL T. Barry, to W.

ck Robin 3g, May Anne Owens to
Dawson.
savnisy, Bell 36 36, May Anne Owens to

June 8—Quinault, tlic, 6 Gold
eye Fraction, Silver Bell Y praction, Sar:

Phoenix and Reservation Sold—Closing

Spokane, Wash., June 8.—The clos-

Evening Star, 83{ asked; Great Weat-

For R ore a Too!
in MacGregor Terrace, a aul Street close C4
dou, water #5 nid AD jake Smnlaes *

Pp! P| on rem iaee. ry rf
Hop water supplied: Apply on 'p
Fon Rent Store room, Mxt2

Don't fail to see the range of
BOOTS and SHOES and READY-wang
CLOTHING,

A new consignment of American 11 ATS
opened this week.

Special Jubilee Sale now going on in
ORDERED CLOTHING
* Call and inspect some of those nobby
Spring Suits made to order for $25.00.

nd

Fooms suitable for bedroomivand housekeep-
ing for rent reasonably in the Record bi
Fo! Raw rt: Fine furnished comfortable rooms
for eat Apply to Imperial Cigar store, 8po-

For Ri room

M. J, O'HEARN, The Clothier.
Corner Lincéln and Columbia Avenue, - + ROSSLAND, B. ¢

for rent int sue? Reson ‘lock.

For Rent—5 rv house. partly furnished)
Or 4 rooms unfurnished, 326'Le Rol ave.

FOR SALE.

For See 8 ton low wed ‘Tranter yack | inugood good
repair, cheap. Addre: n
Bost street, Spokane, Wash, * erate.
Fon Sa1z—Chicken ranch in, good location.
Also 5 hogs. Apply at aps office.
For SaLg.—Chea) orse power otter
ood coudition’” Address Hof S13, Rossland,
For SALE—A 5 horsepower upright engine
‘and boiler, used less than one month, “patie
at Red Star Stable.
Bang & Ruza have opened
+] command attention. It will

mt
on thei aiben

2, | Fon SaLm: A new piano at s bargain ee may
i

terms. Inquire at this of

Office.
news-

A comple outfit for a countr;
—* ee

ir; Washi eight column han
this of

A livery barn and clear title to lot
itis located for ae at bargain

for Sash Apply at tats 9

Fon Sane: The EVENING tnd Wraaiy Rosstax

&
Belde'l &

mpson
. Galloway & Co.

Go.; Norman Copie & Oo
agents for Vancouver.

DEAYAGE.
Movina: If you have honsehola joods to move
call s Red Star ti _

ransfer
Dearaons The Bed. Btar reas fer Compan:
pansion all Rina of fretght prompuy. ney
If you want delivering or oh
Brags 7 kind a done call up the Red Star Stables.

Bagoage: ‘t you have a trunk or baggage ot
ny kind you want moved, the ses rv
Transfer Company will do it promptly.
Pranog: Ifyou want a ssfeor piano moved go
t the Red Star x Company to do ft;
thay are rosponsible for all dase
Tax Transfer Company m eet all out-
Going and inccomisy p trains. and verily call at
ny part of she city for baggage or passengers.
rain. it!

LIVERY STABLES.

Hoases:Get your sail ani pas ni ¢
the Bed Star stables. Pace Borses a

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Sogn stop janit took Kin Fraser's a window and see

CHEAP
LOGS—

——IN THE—

(Original Townsite of Rossland

—WITH—

Perfect Title Guaranteed.

For the next thirty days the Montreal Townsite Syndicate will sell lots
at

$200 to $400 on Easy Terms.

After which time prices will be advanced.
Own Your Own House. ___o
Your Rent will pay for it in One Year,

FINEST BUILDING SITES IN THE CITY.

John Ferguson McCrae,

Representing Syndicate,
42 Columbia Avenue - ROSSLAND, B. C.

Fos Sate: An Erie pleyele, new. Apply at this ||

For fine fruit and anole candies cal, at rine
Columbia Candy Company, Reserve st, pear

The Stock Exch Pi and
Other Important Matters Discussed.

A meeting of the board of trade was
held last night when the proposition of

It is a heavy burden noon
spite of hospitals and geal ° ctlarities,
An intelligent trained nurse, prepared
tosapply ¥ what is Asean is olen: the
best friend a poo:
rie of thé ch chet, ape “of ‘the’ order

“io To provide skilled nurses in
sparsely settled and out-lying country

(b)_ To Provide skilled nurses to at-
tend ihe ‘Sick poor in their own homes
in ci
(c) “To provide skilled nurses to at-
tend cases in cities's at fixed charges, for
TrsOns comes, the charges
ing paid to the fands of the order;
(d) To provide small lying-in rooms
or wards in cottage hospitals or homes;

Dr. REDDICK.

OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 10 a.m; 1to4p.m; 7 to
m.

First door south of Methodist Church,
WASHINGTON STREET - - - ROSSLAND.

Ww. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING ANO SMBALMING,
Court, near St.
OFEN DAY AND MIGHT.
Caskets and Metal Liniaz alwsys oa baal
Telegraph Orders promptly attended to.

ai alae Kootenay District.

led Proposals, properly endorsed, will be

5 the H Honorable Chief Couialsaioner

ors Tands end Works tr to, noon of Thursday
june next, for the ri tain

weet across the Columbia itiver at

terlvo Landing, and within « limit of two

mail ve and belo Place, for a term of

rs fro} t Jul next
1s Taust ive ry ‘afeertption ot the size
inte eaose be used, the m

ful carry-
ont of the. ‘contract
‘he competition will be on the pte of tolte
and the amouut of bo: the na
rivile;

jeque to
the amount of the first years bonus must
Sccomapany’ the proposal.

yao{ the government, with their an-
tmanls and frelghte te pass free.

pai
oe nthe e% exclusive 5

W. 8. GORE,
Deputy. yy Commissioner of a and Works.
Lands and Works Departm
Victoria, B.C., 20m May, 1807, 5.252w.

(e)To prepare trained nurses thor-
soghly qualified to carry out these ob-

SPORTS IN IRELAND.

Winners in the C! Contests

r in| with the board of trade was discussed.

the new mining exchange

No consolidation was effected but ex
pressions of a number of

Evzry day brings new customers to Lalonde.
Itstands to reason that whe! a 8 man vane ge

‘and shoes a specialty, t! it t be
the right house. Z ma Ott
For the test and finest assort f oote
wun abnce ae if Finest sasorts ment « or

Ger the Recon eve! ht 3

conte per ay night oy, aerien: for

sealer aaa eeu ehnea
=

ment has just been received. od nae

mining men and brokers were heard.

On motion of E. Hewitt, Secretary

Franklin was instructed to notify the

Postnaster-general that at resent
ossland is receiving mail only three

times a week from the north.

It was also decided to notify all mem-

bers of the board to be present ata

meeting Thuredar right ip the injergats

of a jubilee celebration.

The names of John McKane and H.

P. Sweeney for membership were re-

ceive

—~—
PLEASANT GARDEN SOCIAL.

Coming Affair to Be Given By Young
People of Presbyterian Church.

A garden social will be given at the

at Dublin Yesterday.
Dublin, Jane 7.—Large crowds wit-
nessed the Irish athictic sports at Ball’s
Bridge today. Tne following are the
winners in the championship contests:
Slinging 56 pound weight between the
legs with run or follow—Delaney, Cork,
26 feet 8 inches.

One hundred yards flat race—W.
Newburn, Dublin, 10 2-5 seconds.
Half-mile flat race—C. Dickinson,
Dublin university, 2 minutes 434 sec-
onds.

Throwing 56 pounds hammer from 9
foot circle, gross length of hammer, 4
feet—T. M. Kelly, * Carrickensuir, 139
feet 10 inches.

Long Jump—W, J. M. Newburn, 22
feet Be inches.

One hundred yards and 20 yards hurdle
race—Mulligan, 1 no time given.

One ards

Farron, no time.

Putting the 16-pund shot—D. Morgan
holder), 44 feet 6 inches

—___
NELSON’S BOLD, BAD MAN.

William Kirkup, brother of the well
known mining recorder at Rossland,
was arrested in this city last Thursday
night for creating a disturbance in the

Singer Sewing Machine Agency i

Full line of supplies carried. If
you desire to see the agent leave
address care P. O. box 622 and
he will call.

FOR SALE

Four Room House and Lot for Sale.
Title Perfect.

lLiN. Bigelow,
47 Columbia Ave.

aged 76 years will be held at his resi
dence on St. Paul street Tharaday at 3
p.m.

Bon Ton restaurant, says the Nelson
Miner of the 5th. William had been
he

and his brother Jack could lay out any
two would-be fighters in British Colum-
bia. He was promptly jugged, but wag
tailed out shortly afterwards.

NORMAN McLEOD’S FUNERAL.
The funeral of Norman W. McLeod,

of Mr. Aldrich, north of the
new brewery, Friday evening, under the
auspices of the Y. P. 8. C. E., of the
Presbyterian church. The

BAKERIES.
B.C. Baxsey, Hazelwood fi
but utter and fresh ranch ogee, 2a "Washington

6. , Bazar. Fine bread, cakes and try is
Fapecialty. 24 Washington treet. 4 tf.

DRUGGISTS,

MoLuax & Morzo: ioneer dru;
Rave just at received a ton tou of ‘arses an ate

BATHB.
Barus:L adies’ cntrance to the
the European H: aw ee

BarHrooms tied a ea with ¢1
bering, all x kinds +4

phone
HOTELS,
Tug Leland: Columbia avenue.

LOST.

ibs and a are
ke eres ar rork. P
eller, sanitary

‘Missinc—Whereabouts of Geo. Francis Stone-

GRANITEWARE_»
At Former Prices of TIN W ARE

Jessup Steel is the only steel
that will stand the hard rock

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Go.

hou: last heard of at 3 iXelgon, B.C, id
by his brothers at Rossland. c etiw:

PERSONAL.

Silver Cornet band will be in attend-
ance and ice cream and strawberries
will be served. The committees in

Dancina: Professor Dreyfous ri =
rcuma Trane yfous gives p. vate les:

Ivy you want the Rossiand erantys antes ta
Spokane go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. Graham.

charge of the social are
make the event one of the most pleasant
affairs posable, and no doubt the at-
tendance will be large.

———
BUILDING A DRAIN.

Workmen Are Digging On Spokane
Street,

Workmen have commenced digging
for the drain which is to carry the water
from Centre Star gulch away. The
drain will be on the west side of Spo-
kane street and will give the relief
sought by the business houses at Spo-
kane street and First avenue where the

RESTAURANTS.
ANOTHER valuable discov
Testaurant is the best place

Tae Vendome restaurant leads,
meals and prices reasonable. "nerving tne

Busutess lunch 25 conta at the Vendome.
Tyg Vendome gives quick serviceon short no-
everything first

ttt, Fendome

u

business. We have the i
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kin ts of fceight from cars; any

RED STAR

ery and Transfer Co,

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck and
transfer privilege for the C & Wester

ed—t

hing

BUILDING MATERIALS.

Woop and lumber: We sell cheaper t
others. The Britian Columbie Wil Gas oy

a trank to a boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J. WW. AARTLINE. PROP.

COAL,
oe
Srovz coal at Hunter Bros. at ten dollars a ton.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

ae—THE HOTEL ALLAN om

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. ©.

Parnes rand industry, smi
‘ootenay and Rosslan
Koot ani avoriiscigats, made

——_
WANTED JACK QUINCEY.

Wanted to know the whereabouts of
Jack Quincey. His evidence will save
aninnocent man’s life. Last seen in
British Columbia. Press of the Province
| Romi copy. Address Damry Recorp,

ossland, B. C.

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.
J. J. Honager and Alex Wilson have
valuable mining properties in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murpby creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek
and Waterloo, in groups from one to
nine claims, on which a working bond
will begiven upon reasonable terms.

Call on them at E. W. Shape’s store,
{Columbia avenue, Rossland, tf

REPAIRING AND UPHOLSTERING.

DENTISTS,
Dr. FINLEY, dentist, Stussi biock.

ished, light and airy bedrooms, Parlors, baths,

fe
billiard and ee club rooms. Dini lights,
steam heat and all modern conveniences. 5 roe 3. aE AuLAN, Propnietres

RS. M. E. ALLAN, Proprietre:
==————The Only Brick Hotel in Town. ———<

PLUMBING.

CO. M. WELLPR, Len. practical sanitary plumber, cor
Spokane street and Columbis ‘avenue. jyBuae

PALACE STABLES ™*

WM. L. WEBB,

Dealer in

NEW AND SECOND HAND FORNI-
TURE.

8\DDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.

* gaan. NGTON AND RESERVE STS.
Rossland, B. C..

J.W.LANE.PROP. -

STOVES, CARPETS, DISHES, ETC.

GOODS DELIVERED FREE.

*«{ [he Pacific Hotel, »

JOHN JWATSON.
CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. inp bkane ST.

116 COLUMBIA AVE.

First class in every particular,

VOL, |, NO. 325

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1897.

PRICE 5 GENTS

H. S. Wallace,

DEALER IN

STATIONERY,

OFFICE SUPPLIES,
WALL PAPER,
NOTIONS,

FANCY Goops,

TOYS.

HAMMOCKS,

BABY CARRIAGES ETC.

H. S. Wallace

Macdonald & Cronyn
Edward Cronyn, J. A, Macdonald.
BARRISTERS,

SOLICITORS,

NOTARIES,

BURN’S BLOCK. - -  ROSSLAND.

Turner @ Robertson

ELECTRICIANS.
We handle all Electrical Supplies.
Estimates given on Electric Light
Wiring, Bell Hanging, etc.
Basement No. 18, Columbia
Avenue

ANOTHER BUSINESS
«FOR ROSSLAND...

Daniel and Chambers

Are opening a Wholesale and
Retail

PAINT HOUSE
In their block, one door east Grand
Union Hotel. Tl ~«y will carry a COM-
PLETE STOCK of PAINTS, OILS,
VARNISHES, BRUSHES. Everything
in the line of Painters’ Supplies.

8, Langeake J. Gore T. Gregan,
Manager.

T. Gregson & Cu.

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS,
; Conveyancers Notaries Public, ete.
Advances made on Consignments.

M Loan.
mer = ROSSLAND, B.C.

A GAME FOR YOUR LIFE,

Novel Baseball Contest at the Grounds
Tomorrow.

A novel game of baseball will be praed
ed Friday afternoon commencing at
o’glock between local celebrities, is
Never Sweats and hotelkeepers. The
proceeds will go to the Sisters’ hospital.
It costs each player o dollar to be in the
game. A glass of beer will be on each
base as an incentive for base stealing.
The position of thé players are us fol-
lows:

igtelkeepers—Jack Etner,

M. McKeller, rf: Cole Murchison, C3
Hank Graham, p; Jerry Spellman, ss;
Ed. Watson, 2d; Garret Keefe, 3d; Ike
Harris, cf; Jack’ Greenly, lf; Dave ‘Mor-

n, Hank O'Connell, Chris McDonell,

‘has. Dawson, James Walker, fielders.

“Never Sweats”—Doc Boyd, c; Will
G. Campbell, p; C. ‘Walton, ss; Dan
Thomas, 1st; Dave Maloney, 2d; E. W.
Ruff, 3d; Frank Campbell, rf; neuy
Lynch, 1; Ton Whalen, cfs Ora Graden,

ike Shea, Jim Dail

reell, Dan Binnard’ G
Barmon. J. Graham, E
iams, fielders.

lat; D.

Seine T. Will-

ABOUT THE CITY.

Inspector Barr carrying the war
into Asia. Five Chinamen this mornin;
paid for licenses rather than be arreste:
and have to pay court costs.

If you wish to pass a pleasant evening

go to the Dominion concert hall. Geo.
Owen, Billy Meyer, Dick Lewis, and the
stock company will do their best to en-
tertain you. 6-10-1t.

ATTENTION LADIES.

The Rossland laundry have special
facilitieg for handling lace curtains at
75 cents per pair. Bring them today
and get them tomorrow. Also special
facilities for double woolen blankets at

50 cents. 6-10-tf

Entire change of program at the| gases

Dominion concert hall tonight. 6-10-1t.

.| juvenile intellect rages in the junior

TEST (OF QUESTIONS | tape one in the Rocky Moun-

?ractical Examinations Now Held
in the Rossland
Schools.

IN ALL THE BRANCHES

Scholars Asked to Write Compo-
sitions on This City and
the Kootenay Mines.

Peace has swept over the two senior
classes that were lately in the throes of
examination, and today the battle of

class under tlie supervision of Miss Mc-
Queen. Tomorrow,Friday,Miss Walkers’
juveniles will be examined, which com-
pletes the examinations. Professor

busy all next week figuring out the
standing of the scholars, and classifying
thosa who passed.

The list below will give an idea of
what the scholars had to grapple with,
and while it is not too severe, yet it is
hard enough to test the metal of the
scholars:

SENIOR FOURTH.

Define agriculture and

of British C
Name the four principal parts of all
lants.

name the

Write the ten constituent elements
which enter into the composition of all
plants.

"Explain how the animal world sup-
ports the vegetable world with its retuse
and vice versa.

Name the elements which enter into

LOOK AT
Fraser's Window

JUST. ARRIVED
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers
Sponge Bags
Perfumes
Mirrors, Ete.

GEO. A. FRASER 941 Columbia

LOTS NOW SELLING IN,

CARIBOO CITY

Prices, $75 to $250.

Size (look) 50 x142 feet to 16 feet alley.

Terms easy.

Jd.
363g Columbia Ave. - :

Perfect Title.

Apply
MILLS, AGEN T
- - ROSSLAND.

str-stcstzste str ste teste vie ste ste ste vie strstr ste stz-str ste ste ste ste

“SHAOES”

Like other lines of merchandise must be specially selected
pu in the best markets in order to obtain best
valuse, This applies tothe customer, as wellas to the
retail dealer who makes siiozs his special businese; one
does not look for the latest styles in Hats in
store, nor can the best shoes be obtained except from the

exclusive shoe dealer.

a hardware

“
i
(
t

‘e make a specialty of Fine Shoes. Finest American

is kept in stock.

Sole agent for the Slater Shoe. Sole

agent for the J..& T. Boll’s Fine Footwear.

Next Door to the Post Office.

W. F. McNEILL.

EAE BGT AGS AGT SGT LS RYT BES AGE AS AS A AGT LS Ber BAe eae DA AS es BA BET TS

8. C. CHEZUM.

JOHN JACKSON, JR.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co}

Full information concerning titles to mining properties in
Trail Creek Division.

General Mining Business Transacted.

Mining Blanks Garefully and Neatly Execu'.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

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the of veg ash,
What five conditions are-necessiry to
produce a proper growth.
In 100 quarts of air how many
are there of nitrogen, oxygen, an
urities.
» Give the chemical symbol: ‘at: water,
ealt, carbonic acid, gas and sugar.
BNGLISH GRAMMAR.* - ea
Define: Gernud, infinitive mood, ob-
jective case, comparison and inflection.
Make nouns from the verbs: Coke,
flow, 8:

verbal

am

5 dares the plurals of the following
nouns and where are two plurals,
the meaning of Brother,
nomenon, fish, array.

narts
im-

eak.
in the difference between a
noun and a gernud; give ex-

strong verbs; giving examples.
What Pronoan performs the fractions
of two parts of speec!

gold and amount of dividends paid.

est cities in North Am«

umbia and Canada; governor general of

“Canada” derived.

tutional Act.

governor today

Blair and his assistants will be kept] x

Pp sels of absorption which act all over the

muecles,

of the three.

ee M

Explain difference between weak and th

locate: Mosquito, Triti-
caco, Campodells, Watling, Georgian
jarngore an

Beedles, Ni ith, Pampas,

‘Name the states or provinces in North
America noted for the production of gold,
coal, tol , cotton, and wheat.

Name 16 exporta ‘trom Ontario and

Name four dividend paying mines in
Kootenay, and state whether silver and

Name all the British Possessions in

the Western hemisphere, aad a the dates

the conquerer took of a:

Name in order of ise’ hve of t the larg-
rica,

Name the premiers eof British Col-

Canada; the M. P. P.
CANADIAN HISTORY.

From what two words is the word

How many umes has Quebec been

besieged? give dates.

When did England get the control for
of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.

Give a detailed account of the Consti-

Name the three most important
rench-governors of Canada. Who is

Give historic reference: Montcalm,
Customs of Paris, Plains of Abraham,
Utrecht, Tecumseh.
Give the causes of the war of 1812-14.
Name six battles and by whom won.
Name two generals on each side. Give
name of treaty closing war.
What is meant by Lord Durham’s re-
port? What action was taken on it by
England? Why was Durham dismissed
from the governorship of Canada?
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE,
What is meant by comparative an-
atomy and physiology?
Define hygiene.
Define and locate humeris, sutures;
diaphragm, capillaries, and patella.
ame the respirato: rgens.
Define absorption and name the ves-

Describe systemic circulation.

Draw the heart and show its divisions
and valves.

Name four hygenic rules for the} na

Name the diseases of the muscles and
state the causes of the most prevalent

Describe the difference between exha-
dents ‘and follicles.
State the functions of the lacteals.
BRITISH HISTORY.
" Trace Edward IV’s lineage to Wil-
iam
Name Normon kings with dates; aleo
an event of each reign.
* What four nations conquered Eng-
land as early as 1100 A.D. -Namea
king (pelonging to each nation,) who
raled Englan:
Give three —_ of 100 years war
with five battles or seieer: Give the
date of treaty of Batign:
What three classes re peo} le did the
laguachata deal with. fame most
important clause and give
hat claim had
rone.
Describe reign of Richard I.
Give historic reference—crusades;

ry
enry IV tothe

when relative
never e: 3 give example.
Write five nouns having only a singu-

pers iorm.

giving reasons: Ist. He is

oa x than me; 2nd, it was her; 3rd

let friendship continue between you and
I; 4th, those kind of pencils are
6th, I ‘done my work.

COMPOSITION.
Give Tales & fer: words beginning with

H. 8. A., L. L. D., H.

M. SR BY, P., Viz. and i. e.

Supply, synonyms for retreat, provid
cu!

is Onca

3891-901;  Troges;
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THE AX OF ECONOMY

Twenty Men Employed on the
Streets Laid Off Yester-
day.

A SESSION SATURDAY

To Pass Money Bylaw—Meciing
Tonight to Prepare for
the Jubilee.

The ax of economy has been slashing
right and left since the mayor made his
speech about cutting down expenses

YELLOW LEGGED EXPERT.

Discovery of a Smelter Site the Latest
Achievement of Jack Rabbit Reavis.

Rossland, June 10, 1897.

Editor Recoxp: It is evident that
the Le Roi company will not be driven
to the expensive and almost hopel
extremity of securing the services of
Lieut, Peary or Dr. Nansen’s arctic ex-
peditions to discover’ a smelter site.
There is a human phenomenon, a
yellow-legged physicometrist in Ross-
land who will do it for the glory there is
in it. He can discover more smelter
sites than anybody. The only accouter-
ments necessary to outfit him isa $7
cayuse and the only insignia of his re-
nown @ pair of yellow leggings. He can
TrOW air
from somebody.

The yellow-legged expert announced
the result of his latest expedition in the
Daily Apology this morning. He has

before the council Tuesday evening.

nesday and 40more today. Nor will the

a site fora Iti plant’’

Twenty street men were laid off Wed -| 4t Sayward. It goes without saying that

his experience as secretary of the cham-
ber of in ): gives him

matter stop there, several other s 2}
are being for red
penses.
At the special meeting of the council
to be held Saturday, a by-law will be
Casod providing for the sale of $50,000
worth of city debentures or bonds.
Mayor Scott eays that these bonds will
be sold to the highest bidder. They will
be divided into-three parts. One re-
deemable in 10 years, another in 15
years, and the last in 20 years. This
will insure a readier sale. The ataount
already borrowed by the city from the
local banks will be paid in full from the
$50,

Alderman McPherson says the princi-
pal part of the street work is done.
Davis street, which taps the resident.
portion in the southwestern district of
the city, was finished

The ‘public meeting to be ‘held at the
Rossland opera house this evening to

iB ex-

in his ge of the pro-
per locality of plants of all varieties, and
there is no reason to doubt that he
koows what kind of soil asmelting plant
will thrive in. Being modest in his pre-
tensions as an interpid explorer and
fearless navigator he suppressed a blush
as, unwillingly ina moment of passion,
he allowed the intoxication of his great
achievement in the cause of the smelter
problem to get the edgeon him. Even
while in this condition he did not permit
his modest and child-like simplicity to
desert him altogetber, and he dismissed
one of the most eventful accomplish-
ments of his life with these words:

le over there esterday and
spent three hours at the place.”

se ee
It may not seem to the average news-

paper reader that the foregoing state-
Hitt contains a subdued cry of triumph

for having a

ado}
in Rossland in honor of the queen,
promises to be well attended. fost of
the councilmen and many of the promi-
nent citizens have signified their in-
tention of attending. The mayor will
open the meeting after which: com-
mittees will be appointed to take charge
of the work in hand.

FONBRAL OF FATHER RMAY

Father Rivers Administers the
Last Sad Rites Over the
Remains.

The funeral of Father A. Lemay was
held in the Roman Catholic church at
10 o’clock this morning. The edifice
was not ee enough to coniuin se
who d

It will bes seen by the abi the
about that the ex-
amination is practical as well as classi-
cal. The questions asked a well for
the merit of Rossland’s teacher

witness the last sad rites before the
earthly remains of Rossland’s pioneer
priest were laid to rest in the Catholic
Those who were present

dto ‘the sen-
ior third class was fully practical as
those d above. For

he class is asked to write compositions
oa Roeeland and the mines of our dis-
trict, aleo aeked to tell what large river
flows near Rossland. The senior second
is asked to name six shipping
mines of 8, we give the population of

od security,

aa Write the heading Soa" josing of a
letter. oo yout mother.
Writ itions en the subjects:
Hone: ov Rosslands_ climate, the
mines of 'r Trail Creek district, politeness
and intemperance.
WRITTEN ARITHMETIC.

Define decimal fraction, common
measure, multiply mixed number and
denominator.

Divide $2,849 among Ae ria and C, in
the proportion of .7 .28 and .056,
If five-sevenths of a cargo of a ship is is
worth $16,000 find the value of 24 of 7%
of the remainder.

Find cost of plastering walls and ceil-
ing of a room 60 ft.. long, 24 ft., wide,
12 tt., high, at 15 cents a square yard:
there being 12 windows 3x6 ft. ~» andg
doors 4x6
Find simple interest on £360 for 3
years, 8 monthe, at 5 percent. per an-

1 Divide £29 into an canal number of
crowns, :

and
If 24 men eae a treneh 100 rods long 18
ft., deep and 6 ft., wide in days; in
how many days will 40 imen dig a
trench 240 rods long, 6 tf., deep and 5
ft. wide.
MENTAL ARITHMETIC.

Tf .83 of cost of an article is 25 cents,
find cost of 34 dozen of each articles.

par bo cost of 14 mile of wire at }¢ cent

foot.
X45 X64—36X36X32.
"HES en do a work in 12 flsye how
will it take 16 men to do it.
A’sage and half of A’s “age and
quarter of A's age is 42, find A’s age 20

years
yendd rom 1 to 60.
Divides the sum of ” “and 1-5 by their
differe:
Find | the value of a bar of gold wesgh-

3 Ibs. 11 oz. at $18 per oz.
GEoGRarny.
Name countries of Central America
ang thelr capitals.
jw from memory & map of South
Americashowing mountain and river

if
lon

1 industry of its
citizens fad the name of its mayor. The
junior third is asked to write a composi-
‘ion about R and other

at the services in the church included
many of the prominent citizens of the
city. A large crowd remained outside
the entrance, being unableto go within.
The service held was the most beauti-
ful ever heard in the city.
Professor Dreyfous rendered a violin
solo, ‘‘Les Adieus,” accompanied by
Miss Van Chaick, CreAnIt and Mr.
wade with the trombone. High Mass
was sung by the full choir

of like practical worth.
——.
IT WAS ICICLE WEATHER.

Happy Was the Man Who Possessed an
Overcoat Yesterday.

If an Arctic blast had come sweeping
down upon Rossland it would not have
been much colder than it was last night.
Not since the heralders of spring
perched upon Rossland’s mountain
tops, has it been so cold. Those in
light summer clothes stood shivering in
corners; fires were rekindled, and
people who had ‘put away their over-
coats for the summer, dog them up and
wore them with comfort

ht, crimson wowds, throwing a
lense athwart the evening sky earl
the evening caused rheumatic peop! a
shake their heads ominously. It was
the prettiest sunset that Rossland has
seen year. The crimson clouds
trailed theis length a:ross the sky with
light blue streaks tween, Against
this plasing background were silhoutted
the dark, black, wooded outlines of Spo-
kane, Red and Record mountains. Any
unusual sight.

CAUGHT THREE HUNDRED TROUT
Deep Creek.
fine a string of trout as ever grab!

fly. He repo.
over 300 trout.

number of people stopped to gaze at the
—_—

Anglers Depopulate the Finny Tribe in

J. C. Eagan and wife returned from a
fishing excursion 14 miles from North-
port to Deep Creek Tuesday. Mr. Fagan
called at the Recoxgp office and left as

great success, catching

ona at the Offertory the hymn ‘“ Pray
for the d” was sung, aleo the Com-
manion ‘‘Veni Jeous’? was rendered.

ceased viewed the remains of the rever-
end father, the yin,

Before mass | base

th
After mass, while the friends of the de-

clue to the

the smelter problem, but it does. ‘The
very fact t) “rode over there” is
essential bry intelligent _understand-
ing of the entire subject. Itis a valu-
uble piece of information. How would
the Le Roi people ever have known that.
there wasa smelter site pining away
from neglect at Sayward if he had not
‘rode over there’? and discovered the in-
fant smelter prodigy? Besides the
statement that he “rode over
there’ admits of no possible opening for
his enemies to speak the calumny
that he walked over there. It is so
seldom that anyone is seen riding any-
where in the vicinity of Rossland that
the spectacle must have created con-
sternation among the natives in the re-
mote quarters of the globe where Say-
ward is situated. But the intricacy of
the smelter problem might have been
le clearer tothe Le Roi company and
the people if he had designated what it
was he ‘rode over there” on. Itisa
serious question whether or not it was a
cayuse. But the yellow-l expert
did not choose to throw any light upon
the subject, and whatever it was that he
“rode over there’ on may remain a
secret until his dying day. It is prob-
ably the key to the situation and he will
not divulge the: secret unguardedly. For
this Jack Rabbit Reavis is a crafty man
and deeper than some people’s wells.
Ordinarily the “riding over there’
would have been sufficient investigation
of the most complicated smelter ques
tion, but the Morning apology has made
so many mistakes it was sorry for lately
the yellow-l d expert resolved to
‘ia assertions on

this time.

full.

A
casual observer might have thought a

“Nearer My God to Thee,” was sung by
the choir. Among the singers were:
Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs, Flaherty, Miss Stiles
and Messre. Crobin, Martin, Bovine,
Hermeen and Lalonde.
Father Rivers delivered the funeral
address. He spoke of the many noble
qualities of Father Lemay and of his
good works. Father Rivers spoke with
great effort and _could not subdue his
tears as he
“‘When Teame here last Saturday I
never thought that today I wauld be
called to render the last services of the
church to the spirit of my life-long
friend Father Lemay.”’
After the service the remains were
conveyed to the Catholic cemetary. The
funeral procession was the largest ever
witnessed in the city. The mayor, city
council and a host of the friends of the
followed pie pier as it was
borne toits last restin;

The Cithatte friends i f the deceased
were very mucl jisappointed in not
securing a hearse in wnich to conduct
the remains of Father Lemay to the
grave. They eay that it was supposed,

up to the last moment, when it was too
late, that the hearse would be at their
service.

ABOUT THE CITY.

Capt. Howell, late manager of the
Rossland theatre, has
Creek, where he will engage in the min-
ing brokerage business.

cale, was summoned before Polic
plaint of Health Officer McGowan
charged with keeping unclean premises.

It seems there was a stan

gone to Quartz

EF. Escalet. proprietor of the Colonna

Magistrate Jordan today upon the com-

sharp toothed ant
was responsible for this. That would
have been a slander. Greater thoughts
were dancing a can can in his brain. He
had accomblished in three hours what
seoonied smelter experts had failed to
do after months of investiggtion. Yea,
he could have done it in less time. He
was about to make an utterance that
would go down to posterity as one of the
inspii sayings of great men. It was
: “It is amazing that the striking
advantages of Sayward have n 80
long overlooked.” P. B, Pusiivo, JR.

TELEPHONE LINE COMPLETED.
W. B. Aris, of the American end of
the British Columbia and Washington
Telephone company, arrived in the city
yesterday. Connection was made be,
tween Spokane and Rossland last night.
Businessmen of Rossland talked with
friends in Spokane. The line works
perfectly.

PERSONALS.

Attorney J. B. Jones, who is inter-
ested inthe West Le Roi and Josie,
came in last evening.

John F. Travers, Hosslond's. pioneer
tt th

te Spokane and Ellensburg on a busi-
ness trip to be absent for a week.

D, M. Watters, mining engineer, of
Trail, has moved to Rossland to engage
in business. He has secured offices in
the Portland block on Columbia avenue,
those formerly occupied by Messrs Smith
and Whitmore.

The repeated blasts of the workmen

ing between the officer and the pro-
prietor as his premises had already beer

Name t it tant rivers and tell
ei 0 | i)
into wi watess they flow. wie

now of 8;

J. B. Owens, formerly of Boesland bat | clean
jpokane, ia im town, 1S ed,

and the jadge dismissed the

have so e big rock pile that
- | has for so long ey a landmark on Co-
n | lambia avenue, that nothing remains of

it except small pieces piled up, only to
be is Pp, only

Te