ROSSLAND EVENING BECORD, FEBRUABY.20, 1809.

INJUNCTION DISSOLVED =n

(Continued From First Page.)

“Another reagon which inclines ae to
‘vacate this injanction is the insufficiency
of the plaintiff's showing that -he will
anffer irreparable injury by. the consum-
mation of the sale of the Le Roi mine.
‘He owns 3,000 shares of stock, worth, as
he claims, $12 per share. If the ¢om-
pany selle ita property at the price
agreed upon the value will be reduced
to $6 par share. . The parties concerned
in manipulating the property in a man-
ner to cause thia shrinkage in value are
financially responsible and may be sued
for damages. If plaintiff can prove his
allegations he will be entitled to recover
$18,000, and that sam will be full recom-
pense to him for his entire loss.”

A ding to. special di h re-
ceived last night from Spokane, Judge
Richardson, of the superior conet, issued
late yesterday afternoon an injunction
“to restrain the board of trustees und
numerous other defendants from coin-
pleting the Le Roi mine sale to the
British-American corporation. The in-
junction was iesued upon the application
of J. Barnet MacLaren.

paceeer oe
_, International Music Hall.

Another monstrous_show for the week
of February 20th. The first appearance
in thie city of the novelty eketch artiste,
the:Kramers, Maude and Annie, voliste
and dancers. Little Maude is acknowl-
edged to be the greatest ebild artist: on
the.vaudeville stage. Bert Newall will
{ntroduce another pleasing {specialty.
Miss Louiee Abbott will sing @ list of
bright selections. This is the last week
of.the dashing soubrettes, the Perry Sis-
ters, Waldo and Elliott, Celia DeLacey,
Gertrude .Stevens, Tillie Hagell,..Kelly

and Bertha, Harry Logrenia and Pat) pom, au

‘White are appearing in one of the beet
programa yet offered.

The first production of Kelly and
“White’s version of the five-scene sensa-

tional comedy entitled “The $10,000] dena i

Beauty.” Charactera by the entire

company. Don’t fail to sce this produc- | iron

tion.~. It is the best comedy ever seen in
this citv.
girls will be seen in funny situations.
Remember the benefit Saturday mati-
nee, February 25th, at the International
music hall, A great list of

Fob, 18 were as folllows:

have arranged for a social dance to be
held on Wednesday night, February 22,
at Dominion hall.
in attendance, and an enjoyable time is

Pat White and the pretty | 2m,

at 8:80 andends at 1 o’clock sbarp, 80

‘The ore aliipmente of the week ending

{ Tons

. 216
Iron 50
Total..

Knights of the b

ONUUAEINSOOOOOOOHHOHHHHHHOOHHOOO OHM |

HUNTER
BROS.

THE BIG STORE. .

DRY

Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, Boots and

GODDS

#xShoes, Clothing.wtut ‘DEPT.

The Knights and Lady Maccabees

Good music will be

promised.

‘opper and Lead.
New York, Feb 17.—Copper—Stsaly 5
brokers price, $18@18%4 ; ext chi
17.75@$18.00. Lead—Firth ;
price, $4.20; exchange price,
@ $4.60. . 5

Dr. J. F.
lence over O,Hearn’s,
foronto.

Rossland Mining Stocks

ksou Company
198 Cae
+h, ‘Lieber

ani a

opposite’ Bank of

Agents for N. & F. 8.
‘toasiand, Yair, Erle end

We Have Buyers. for Ali Stand-
ard Stocks.

\thabasca,
Halt mo

,

4
Monte Chriai
sontreal.Ked Mtn..

Will appear. Tickets are on sale at
Goodeve Bro’s. drug store, Rolle’, Queen
and Ensign cigar stores and theInterna-
tional. Tickets are.60 cents.

——$——_—
CURLING NEWS.

Go to Sandon, Also Junior
Hockey Team.

The conte: for the president's prize
cop ie getting closer and more exciting
allthe time. Great interest is moni-
fested among the curlers. and some
really excellent playing has been done.
On Saturday night Leckie played Cran-
ston, with a score of 13. to 12 in favor of

” Cranston, and immediately afterwarde
‘Anderson played Cranston, with a score
of1ito 8in favor of Anderson. This
pnts Andereon in the finals; and gives
him a good chance at the prize enp.

In thé double competition, Wood
against: Reamish, the score was 13 to 8
in favor of Wood.

‘Tonight two teams of curlers leave for
Sandon to take part in the tournament
there. The teams willbe skipped by
Beamish and Smith of the Roasland
club, and Beamish’s rink will be Cran-
ston, McQueen and one other yet to be
selected. The Smith rink willbe An-
derson, Lawn and Forin.

. The players feel confident of bringing
home some of the trophies from Sandon.
The junior hockey club of this city will
start for thé tournament on. Tuesday
night.

Two Rinks

Pacific Music Hall.

This. popular amusement resort is} 4

always up to date, and this week opens
with the greatest bill of stars and spe-
cialty features ever presented in‘British
Columbia, The new faces who make
their first appearance in this city are:
Thomas Martin, the famous Irish
comedian, and Charles Daly, the. won-
derful boy soprano, Mies Stelia Stewart,
Rossland’s favorite vocalist, reappears,
May Vernon and Annie Goldie doa
donble turn that no one should miss
seving.

GALT-~ _—-
‘COAL

THE BEST

»VALUE

FOR THE

MONEY

IN THE

MARKET

FOR ALL

PURPOSES.

J.L. Parker & Co.,

SOLE AGENTS,

J. F. AONEYFORD
The East End Tailor.

FOR A

e~Fine Suita

McKenzie, office and reel-| .

BOONO}HOOOHHHOHGHHHHGHHGHOOHHOHOOOOOOHOOOOO

to choose from.

One Shipment of New Calicos Opened Up.

The newest designs, ihe best grades,
best grade, and can thoroughly recommend them as GOOD STANDING COLORS and thousand’ of yards

==

a large ‘sseortment. Our CRUMB PRINTS we considér the

Silk

Ginghams

IN STRIPES are the Newest WASH GooDs this Sprin,
Make Beautiful Shirt. Waists. stututututut

‘Tho Most Fastidious Will Find It Hara to ‘Resist the
Temptation to buy. Shirt Waists are put.in abock and

.- MARCH...

From goc to S150,

PATTERN: SHEETS GIVEN

ready for inspection. Ivis not too ently tojselect now.’ ‘The
: ; Seay SAIS :
patterns are Stylish—the sizes are still unbfoken. The

‘styles are complete.

aa

ANT

— TH Wie STORK,

ni

HUNTER BROS

é

(PM

ex

KOO OO WGOOCSOOOOOOOOOOOO GO @OO OOOHAHENG.

McCurty and Aimer, Xavier, Adela
Btewart, Malle. Stella and Enna W
jng all appear in new specialties. 1.1 “e
Exyptand her troupe of seven Turks
have Leen re-engay-d for another wi
and will give an entire chang of pr
gram. Little Egypt will dance t
mous Turkish bar. foot passion d
which has never heen danced in the
West before. She will ako give away
twelve souvenirs each night thie week.
Bemember, the concert begins p ti

15x12 inside. Holds
about 80 vols, Law
size. Strong, well fin
Ished Metal Base and
Sides, with Solid Oak
Shelves and Top.—100,+
000 now used. SPECIAL
LOW PRICE TO ALL
OWNERS OF AN UN.
ABRIDGEC NICTIONARY
Address—

~ MARSH MFG CO.

CHICAGO,

Agents

: M: A Wilso
‘& Cos:

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords”
for. Trousers, .

SPOKANE 8TREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

SNAS

%

tT. E HALEY, -

WHOLESALE
ano RETAIL
DEALERIN..

Beef, -
Pork, |
Mutton,
Fish

Game.

Spokane Street,

ROSSLAND, BAC. ..

Ovsters

*| pay all damages done to anthing we handle,

: JL OE Eto
‘he place the people of Rossland “‘are tal

king abont—and NO WONDER,’
THE LADIES SAY—""Eow can you sell such stylish BHOES eo low?” ‘Thear
swer ia—-BOUGHT AT 60 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. :

: HOUSEHOLD GOODS of sil descriptions at bottom prices. Our motto—

.STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
C.C. GIBSON &. CO. _ :

;, 28 SPOKANE 8T., ROSSLAND, B. CG.

0. BOX 524. |

‘| @68SOS9SS9999 G99SSSTOSSGS®

50: 50:

That is the price we ask, not from the regular value of the
but from tho prices offered to you at the so-called closing out and
stouk-taklig sales. i
Suits of clothts marke $15, reduced to §, our price..
Shirts or Drawers marked 32, reduved to $1, our price.

‘hed $4, recuced to $2, our price.

a \
AT:
see
42 E. | gectieeaentraneenien sh, Binal he
COLUMBIA “WERA
Ave.

GHSSOOHVIGHHSSSSSSOSSOO
Ross Thompson. |

T have the following blocks in the following companies for sale;
EUREKA CONSULIDATED, GOPHER, HOME STAKE, EVENING
STAR, SILVERINE, R. E. LEE’ BODIE, EUREKA, NORTH STAR
and ZILA M. ae

uu want to save mon
bia Ave., next door

Lotsin the Orginal Townsite

THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, =:- -:< ROSSLAND, B. 0.

Quick W ork. : Tel. Ko

Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

Goud exd tle horses, elegant turnouts, nobly eleighe; and fancy driving teams
sill hive sou anywhere at any time day ar .
_Ifyon are getting up a sleighing pariy, eee us about rige— horees.

Hotes boneled hy the dey or onthe? Pecthat or ail Kinde aones we do &&
prese and baggage work ; will at any part of the city. Contracts and job work
ne promptly, light or heavy freizht nndled, ‘mining machinery delivered 0
short notice, ore contracts taken, Tnrniture, panos and eafes,safely meved. We
We act'as ehippers’ agents, qvill trad

afer, warehouen, or ship any class of goods.
We eell Washington seagoned Fir and Tam wood.
STABLES--Firat Ave., bet. Spokane and Wash. St. CE—9, Wash. 8

J.W. AARTLINE PROP.

Rossland Evening Record

On
e

i.

.B. Johnson & Co

‘VOL 8, NO. 197.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1899.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Souvenirs...

BESIDES A WELD ASSORTED STOCK OF JEWELRY, W. -
ES, CLOOKS ANDSILVERWARE YOU WILLFIND A Gone
PLETE LINE OF .

WITH MINING SCENES
Souvenir Spoons AND ENAMELED HANDLES.

J. W. SPRING,

Snecessor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING.
i /-NEXT DOOR TV POBTOFFICE, “a

kK A SNAP IN :
CLOTHING. -

For the balance of our THIRTY-DAY ROOM MAKING 8ALE
we will offer at a VERY SMALL MARGIN, our well assorted stock of

“MEN AND BOYS’~

Suits, Overcoats, Pea Jackets, Reafers,
Mackinaws, Pants, English and American Hats, .
and American Shoes.

le We Carry.a Complete Stock of
MINING: SHOES,’ RUBBER BOOTS,
SLICKERS, anp:A NICE ASSORTMENT .OF -
SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS 432 |

PANTINGS ALLOF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT.
—— :

eoovoveele

WwW

EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES,

» M. J. O HEARN, The Clothier.

Cor. Columbia Ave. ‘and Lincoln St.

.| THE LE ROL PEOPLE CAN SELL.

| ment, seemed to be strongest in favor

-O: Lalonde st

E : . , chaps
: Strong shoes foreturdy boys and stylish shoes for fathers,
dainty shoes for little Birks and misses and elegant shoes for
their mothers. We do not confine ‘ourselver to. supplying

‘why one age or. sex with FOOTWEAR, but make a epeciaity
of “good shoes for everyone. Onr stuck is complete, com-.

.. prising every kind of t u
medium, or heavy. ‘Prices are all light, however.

-R.MORROW,

++ SUCCESSOR TO. yee
cLEAN & MORROW.

“ .OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.

‘Wabhbebhbhbhhs
Prescription.
peng Oe

see THE cose, i
PIONEERS. x2
DRUGGISTS. |

Le Roi...
LIVERY. SALE ‘and FEED.
STABLE. >

Cable Adéress: “PARKER.”
ROSSLAND, B. C.

Moreing & Neal's, Telephone,
Codes § Bedtord Manett’
Clough’s.

and Shoe manufactured, light,

OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT.

Tuetice Martin Disolves the Tempo-
rary, Injunction.

Court Advisés .Manority Holder of
Le Rol Stock to Accept
the B. A. C, Offer.

Justicn Martin, now holding term of
the Suprevie Court in. Rossland, dis-
missed the injunction proceedings insti-
tuted by J. Barrett McLaren and others
against the Le Roi company, with the
following rema.ka:

“In this matter, I have, owing to its
urgency, been requested to give judg-
ment at the earliest moment possible,
and I now preceed, briefly to do so.
“The point. which, during the argu-

of the plaintiff's application to continue
the injunction waa the alleged harsh and
oppresdive proceedings on the part ‘of
defendants, amounting, it was urged, to
what the court should regard as fraud.
On the part of the defend

“A TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT.”

nant <==.

Mr, Mackintosh’s Valet.

There appeared in the columns of the
Recorp last evening an apparently in-
offensive item to the effect that Fred
Ridout had ‘accompanied C. H. Mack-
intosh to England as his secretary and
valet. 8. George Ridout, became very
much enraged over the item, and did
not wait until he got over it before visit-
ing the Recorp office. af

Aa it happened the editor of th’ paper
had not seen the item, and very politely
informed Mr. Ridout that if there had
been a mistake made the REcorp would
take pleasure in correcting. it.
isfied with thie, he continued to storm
and command and demand, and finally
left the office with a slam, bang and out
at first base. He acknowledged that the
reporter could have no malice or per-
sonal reacon for misrepresenting him, as
he did not know him.

Mr. Ridout should know that a daily
newspaper cannot stop to get affidavite
for everything it publishes, and ehould
have held his temper and been content
with an explanation, such as he was en-
titled to. A newspaper must take some-
body’s word for some things it prints,
and Mr. Ridout can thank his friends
for furnishing the Recozp with the item
of which he complains. ny

8. George Ridout evidently did not
accompany Mr. Maikintosh to England
as his secretary and vallet and the Rec-
oro never said he did, and trusta this

any euch intention was notonly dis
claimed. but on the otherhand the court
wasasked to draw the inference from
the affidavits filed that the plaintiff was
endeavoring, by resvrting to these pro-
ceedings at @ critical etage of the flota-
tion of the new enterprise, to compel.
the defendants to buy out the plaintif’s
Interest at an exorbitant figure. Ac the
«lose of his argument the counse! for the
vompany, a8 an‘evidence of the willing
less of his clients to deal fairly with the
ing to pur-

‘sum

interests; this he was prepared to: do in
the event of the court being of the opin-
ion that it was fairand just that his
clients should make such an important
conceesion.

“This offer has impressed me favora-
bly, and I am of the opinion thatif the
plaintiff were to refuse it, it would be
neither juet nor equitable for me to
continue an. injunction which would so

j ily affect the welfure of

Jmay addthat, under

all thy exceptiot.al circumstances of thie

cuse, L should, even without this under-

jtaking, have ha< difficulty in coming to

tothe conclusion that the injunction

should be continued, and, in my opin-

ion, the undertaking, presentsa happy

solution of the dificulty which. has
arisen between these parties.

“My ‘decision is, therefore, that coun-
sel’s undertaking living been given as
above expressed, the motion to continue
this injunction will Ve refused.

“J suggest that the parties come to an

JOHN F. LINBURG, PROP.

Stylish Rigs for rent
First-class Saddle and Pack
Horees. Y
Stanies: Colum! op ). 37.
Usmmereial alley, tPhone No. 8,
P. 0. BOX, 186.

J. L. PABKEB.

dL. PARKER & G0,

ROSSLAND, B. C.

MINING ENGINEERS
ani BRIEERS,

r ined, Mines managed,
Propendard Stocks bought and sold.

JL. PARKER

th ining ongineer Dundee,
Consulting prac and Fairmont.

** Chas, E. BEXX.,
9

— f

or Rent. ,

Six Furnished R -
ho, $25.00 per pce wath use of.a Pi.

Five Room House $20.00 per month.
or Sale.

Lot on K, :
nat be talon ee yavende, $200. ‘This

ee
Peter Rodier, the o! reliable tinner,

Id.
t work again and located inOkan-
peta ts . Spokane Street, is pre-

thems: lvea as to costs; but
in case they cannot ‘io so, this question
may be spoken to Irter.””

Improved Telegraph Service.
Superintendent F. E. Michiels of the
8. F. & N. Telegrap!: company arrived
in town last night. He isona tour of
ii i and peri di the
atringing oftwo extra telegraph -wirea
between here und Spokane.

Mr. Michaels ssys that these extra
wires are mecesssry.for the proper han-
dling of the i d i ever the

will be Je

NO. SCHOOL THIS MORNING.

Children Say a Wedding in the Janitor’s
Family the Cause, S

The school children ‘‘walked up the
| hill and then walked down again” this
morning, because there was no school in
the school house. There* was no school
in the school house because there wae
no fire in it. The: teachers told: the
children to come in the afternoon, when
the fires in the furnaces would be going
all right. The little children are talking
everything, . Thinge”
things they do not know, just hke grown
up people, so it is out among them that
the reason there was no fire in the furnace
this morning was because the janilor’s
wife’s daughter was married last night
Ofcourse the children did not.etop to
reason it out, no more than grown peo-
ple, that the marrying ofa daughter
should not affect the fire. If it had been
the janitor himself getting married it
would have been different, anda very
good excuse for there being no fire in
the schoul house furnace the next morn-
ing.

PEOPLE COMING AND GOINU.

The Victoria Globe saya Mr. and Mre.
T. Mayne Daly are in that city.

M. E. Ray, mining man, lefton the
noon train for Spokane on mining busi-
ness.

E. A. Rolf was a passenger for Salmo
and Nelson today to look up his lumber
interests.

H. A. Shary, the electrician, left for
Mexico on the noon train today, where
be has accepted a position with a large
electric concern.

F. W. Rolt left today for the Reserva-
tion and Boundary country, to be gone
ten days.

Prof. Sumpf and Miss Beardsley went
‘to Northport today to’ furmeh music
for the K. of P. ball to be held there to-
night.

Max Crow the popular cigar dealer
started today for California on a visit to

fine. sed Y Be

Social Reading Circle,
R. E. Gosnell of Victoria is in the
city for the parpose of organizing a local
reading circle in connection with hie
plan cf university education. .
Mr. Gosnell is the general secretary
for British Columbia of the University
reading association.

jared to.do all work in, his line p ly

at the lowest living prices, lonay can

be saved by patronizing him.ft
—_——_—

aa ora
E-HAVE SALE FOR

A Standard Shoda,
.B, Johnson & Co

J. ¥F._ Fitzpatrick, the sanitary
plumber, has rumoved” his office and
shop to the corner of Columbia avenue
and W ft atreet, under Cap
Ghaw’s cigar store. dil tf.

Evening Reoorn 60 cents & month.

Knights and Lady Maceabees.
Tomorrow night February 22, the lo-
val lodge of Maccabees will give a grand
ball and social session in the Miners’
union hall. The event ia in commemo-
ration of George Washington’s birthday.
Good music has been engaged and a

i ard friends. He will remain
there a month.

Alderman J. F, McCrae left Inst ev-
ening for Victoria where he will, agsist
Mayor Guodeve in securing the legiala-
tion desired for Rossland and this -dis-
trict.

M’NULTY DEAD.

Expired at the In Asylum at New
Westminster, .

Officer Wil:iam T. Mitchell has re-
turned from New Westminster where
he went with John D, Smith who was
adjudged insane.

Mr. Mitchell brings back the news of
the death of McNulty ,who ‘was also
vommitted from Rossland.. He lived

splendid time is promised.

only 20 days after his arrival there,

Not sat-}.

GOOD ISTE COODERHAM

Will Not Establish a Departmental
Store in Rossland.

A COMPANY WAREHOUSE ONLY,

This Confirms the Good News Pub-
lished in the Record
; Yesterday.

The morning paper has published two
interviews with the Gooderham-Black-
stock people, in which they were quoted
as saying that the matter of establishing
a department store in Rossland was un-
der consideration, and would be finally
determined before they left town.

This morning that sheet comes out
with another interview, stating that
neither of them ortheir company had
“ever contemplated entering into com-
petition with local merchants, and that
their operations would. only extend to
putting in a supply house for their
mines.

Although there is two interviews say-
ingone thing ane saying another, it ia
to be hoped that the minority report is
correct.

There ia one featura-of the’ interview
which would indicate thatthe Miner
man never saw Mr, Gooderham, because
it quotes him aa_aaying, “I have a busi-
ness record of 65 years in Toronto to
maintain.”

Now the Recorp does ‘not believe Mr.
Gooderham will acknowledge an age
which would start him in business 65
years ago. i
Bat Jet that be.as it may, the Reconn’s
story yeaterday to the effect that the de-
partment store busineas was ‘‘off” is the
“milk in the cocoanut,” and thie paper

“they~ know ~and-| ig glad to announce-the confirmation of -

it, even from eo dngeliable's“source~aee<:
the morning interview.

I, X. L, HOCKEY CLUB.
The Junlor Hockey Club Boys Go to Sanden
Tonight

The junior hockey club boys, known as
the I, X. L, hockey club, leave on this
svening’s train for Sandon, to take part
in the ice sporting events of the tourna-
ment, ‘The club has the same makeap
ae it played during the local carnival,
with one exception, Jack Ray, who
tukee the place of one of the boys who is.
sick and unable to go. The personnel
ofthe club is as follows: Al Harris,
vaptain; Reynolds Turner, Virgil. Per-
nell, Koy Farrier, Elgin Farrier, Fred:
Megree, Jack Ray, Jack Donohoe, Rich-
ard Goninan, mascot.

The boys feel confident of bringing
home some of the prizes, and if enthu-
siasm counts for anything they will get
them all. :

HELD FOR TRIAL.
Justice of the Peace Topping Binds Brew-
; ster Ove

W. D. Brewster formerly C. P. B. a-
gent at Vrail, was committed last Fri-,
day for trial at the spring sssizes to be
held at Rossland in May or Jane, says
tee Trail Creek News. If the detendant’
electshe may be tried under the Speedy
Trials act, his case may come up at once
before Judge Spinks at Rossland. ;The
‘prehminary hearing took place before
E. 8. Topping justice of the - «dG.
isgenerally known that the deficit in
the office accounte is about $1200. J.
H, Sinclair one of the employes under
Brewster is now in the custody of the
United States marshal at Spokane and
and is wanted for complicity in the de-
falcation.

The direct charge under which Brewa-
ter was placed in custody, was the fail-
ure to enter upon the cash book, thereby
defrauding the company of $140 paid
February 3, for freight, by Johnson a
McDougall, but when the cass was
opened yesterday Mr. Abbott, for the

i was granted p iaai

‘/amend the information, so that it would.

include $100.80 paid by Chatterton &
Coleman, January 17, and not entered.
The evidence was such that the jastice
felt compelled to commit the defendant,