ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER 7. 1900.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD; SEPTEMBER 7, 1900.

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
‘Tue Ororsr Dairy ty THE INTERIOR.
PUBLISHED DAILY EXOEPT SUNDAY
ovr BASEMENT POSTOFFICE BLOCK.
TRL. 98. P.O, BOX 535.

SUBSCHRIPTION RATES:
Daily, per month by mall
Daily, belt year by wall
ally, per
Daily, per
Subscriptions invariably in advance.

Advertsing rates will be made known upon
application.
TheRacorb reaches the people.

there isno reason to doubt that
these conditions will continue the
same until water level is reached,
1200 feet lower,and it is quite prob-
able that the sume conditions will
prevail to a depth of g000 feet. You
must ber that these

A Coming Attraction

The Clara Mathes. company will
open a weeks’ engagement at the
Rossland opera house, September
19, with a first class repertoire of
standard dramas. New scenery

are not haphazard, but are carefully
compiled from what has been actu-
ally d J by the develop
ment. The mine is now raising
8oo0 tons per day, and this output
will be increased when the new
shaft is completed. The other
properties mentioned above are all

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SEPTEMBER
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27

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16 | 17

23 | 24

in an d state of develop-
ment, with large quantities of ore
blocked out ready for shipment, and
will join the shipping mines as soon
as the Le Roi smelter can be en-
larged.”

INDIRECT BENEFITS.

Every one concerned in the inter-
ests of Rossland will rejoice at the
happy ter of the legal bat-

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Arrive from DESTINATION, Leave. for

nasam. | Rablishenciers
«ing Sunday. .
Trail, Nelson, and
Crow's Nest points,
daily, including Sun-

‘ and |, Boundary

Pee aa ee
wel ia eae

2:55 p.m.

Trail, Nelson, Arrow
Lake Points and Main
ine ahaa

Er
Arrow Lake pois!
Main Line line.

12:05 p. m,
1920p, Mm.

&%02.m
S33 DP. m.

TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

DESTINATIONS.

CLOSE | [| DUE

Revelstoke and all points
lock |Wosrs. Hide

42 o'cloe

midnight

ore
ithe Okanugan,
Cariboo and
tricts.

cham Hees: Seber
snd all'Siocan and Dardeay

17:10 p. ™.
‘aay
districts.

p .| Kaslo, and Ymir, Salmo |620 p. m.
yo aml, all Kootenay lake points'| dally,

Spokane, Northport, andj6:00 p. m.
jal points in United States.) daily

Nelson and Nelson district.
row's Nest Pass, N. W,|
Territories, Manitoba, East-
lern Canada, United King-
dom and all European points,

Grand Forks, Greenwood,
a:00 v.01.|Midwav and all other Bound.
dally Jary District points.

Australia, China and Japan—See special notices,
“Letters for Registration must be posted half an

tout previous to the time for closing thie malls.
‘The postofice is open from 8a. m.,to7 p.m.

daily, (xcept Sunday). p

TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
giadly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presenced before 10 a. m.

OUR GREAT MINE,

Few in our own midst appreciate
the progress being made in the Le
Roi, and the vast amount of ore it
contains. The matter is always pre-
sented in a more interesting light
by an outsider and this is the way

it impressed Mr. Clarence McCuaig, |

asaresult of his recent visit to
Rossland:

“We visited Rossland and met
Mr. .Bernard MacDonald, general
manager of the British America cor-
poration, ot London, England, which
owns the Le Roi, No. 1, Josie, An-
nie, Nickel Plate, Great Western,
Columbia. & Kootenay, etc. In
company with Mr. MacDonald, we
inspected the Le Roi, and no words
could express our amazement at the
remarkable development of that
great mine under Mr. MacDonald’s
skillful management. Two years
ago he told me that ore existed in
the mine outside of what was com-
monly supposed to be the walls, ind
his work has not only proved that
he was correct, but has also dem-
onstrated beyond question that the
Le Roi is one of the greatest mines
in the world. The main shaft is
now down goo feet, and the mine is
thoroughly opened up to a depth of
800 feet. On some of the levels the
ore is being stoped for a width uf
107 feet, and faces Go and 70 feet

wide are common. Outside of this
vein other parallel. veins
have been proved to exist, and

tle between the Iron Mask and Cen-
tre Star companies, reached last
night by an agreement out of court.

‘The law proceedings from first to
last have cost an enormous sum—
more than a quater of a million
dollars; but that expense is not
without its compensations. Chief
among these is the fact that this
litigation has resulted in a close and
accurate study of the physical fea-
tures and mincral formation of that
part of Red mountain, and the
knowledge thus acquired will be of
incalculable benefit both to the
mine owners and to the general
public. ,

PUSH IT ALONG.

Both political parties in British

and specialti ‘Popular prices

will prevail,

J. C. Lannerberg, eye specialist,
graduate optician, Scientific work,
Office Wallace building. * 10-1m

Don’t miss the fine display of
pattern hats Friday and Saturday
at Mrs. M. Heard’s.

Located fn Rossland

Dr. J. C. Lannerberg, graduste
optician, formerly of New York
City, has opened offices in the Wal-
lace building. Dr. Lannerberg 1s
well versed in the latest mcthods
and is well known on the Pacific
coast, especially in California and
Mexico, where he has had several

‘ Cc

MONTREAL LOAN
& INVESTMENT Co

INCORPORATED

Head office, Imperial building, St. James Street,
Montreal.

Authorized Capital,......£%2,000,000,
Subscribed Capital over....$800,000.

a hi ed_a branch office here
a carganz tn ara ates
i. ly,Q.
ames A ll hon Tage MaRS aston

Secretary-Treashrer W. Hi Falding-

The Mont

ontreal Loan & Investment Co offers th
fest investment for small sums no’

e
w open to the

THE CENTRAL

Ti eoneeeeeeheetangess
DRY GOODS STORE.

GREAT MID-SUMMER,

CLEARANCE. SALE,,

aa
Giic, and lends money in large or

Pubayoble in monthly instalments.

Fo, further intormation, apply to

W. #1. FALDING,

Secretary Treasurer.
Bank ef Montreal Chambers, Columbia avenue.

years experi is
free.

Don’t miss the fine display of|

pattern hats Friday and Saturday
at Mrs. M. Heard’s.

If you are troubled with head-
ache or nervousness, have your eyes
examined, your trouble may be due
to some error of refraction. Lanner-
berg eye specialist, Wallace build-
ing. 10-1m

Go to the ladies store. for novel-
.ties in up-to-date neckwear.

Millinery opening Friday and
Saturday Sept. 7 and 8at Mrs. M.
Heard’s

Ox28< VEE C=O

is the tumber of the

JRECORD
PHONE.

Let us figure on
Job Printing

DISD DIE EHO

your

Columbia will unite in ie
from their representatives a pledge
that they will favor a revision,of
the tariff in so far as it affects our
lead interests. Now the eastern
papers are taking the matter in
hand and the Toronto World pre-
sents the matter in this very concise
paragraph: A
“Canada produces much more
pig lead than she requires for her
own uses, And yet we are import-
ing 7000 tons of white lead annually
from Germany! The statement
would hardly be credited if the
blue books did not corroborate the
fact. We might as well import
wheat and butter from Great Brit-
ain as white lead from Germany.
We are an exporting country of
both products, and the idea.ot im-
porting the one is as ridiculous as
our importing the other. What is
required to break up the grip Ger-
many has on the Canadian market
is the impos‘tion of a protective
duty on white lead, litharge and
other articles of which lead is the
base. We havea duty of 35 per
cent. on lead pipe, with the result
that we’ manufacture that article
ourselves. On white lead, litharge,
etc., the duty ranges from nothing
to five per cent., which, of course,
affords no protection whatever.
The white lead industry has reached
large proportions in the Unitee
States, and there is no reason why
it should not become a proportion-
ately important industry in Canada.
The miners of British Columbia are
tiking a firm stand on this ques-
tion.” :

EDITORIAL NOTES.

The second Thursday, in Oc-
toker is the date fixed, for the
holding of the next Conservative
convention, and Revelstoke is the
‘place chosen.

A. G. Berry, late secretary to the
Australian delegates, boasts that
under the new law Australia will
have a wider suffrage than the
United States or Canada,

It is known that a number of
American soldiers contemplate set-
tling permanently in the Philippines.
Now it is officially announced that
probably 15,000 British troops will
settle on South African soil. In
commenting on this fact, H. A.
Bryden, a well known writer, sug-
gests that half a million pounds
sterling would not be too [much to

spend inQstate-aided immigration,
He thinks some such measure the
key to the problem in South Africa.

CA493

Offers special membership in-
qd

for a short time by

E
Rossland

Athletic..

Club gaaagn
ow

suspension of the initiation ‘fee.
All the....essevers

Excellent accommodations for
permanent and temporary board
and chambers; $36 to ef

‘month. For particulars apply to

Charles Webster, Steward.

Magazines
« Periodicals

oO per

CHARLES E. BENN,
Secretary.

a aed

Katie D. G

and can be had
a2 Columbia Aveuue,
Rossland, B. C.
PALIN L LPL

reen G. M.

and D. Co., Ltd. -

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property ‘Situated on -North Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B. C.

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury Stock is now

offered to the public at

7 1-2 Cents per Share,

on application to

GEORGE H. GREEN,
. Sec-Treasurer.
~~

They reduce insurance: giv

ame or business placs 5 brighter
appearance, and save yov money In
many ways.

Electric Power
I

9 e Its expensive and dangerous, to say
nothing of the trouble and disagreeable
task of cleaning lamps. | You will ing

it far more pleasant

and much
cheaper

Use Electric Lights

Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting, Electric Fixtures carried in stock.

supplied for Mining and Manufacturing purposes.
wi It i ack cheaper than steam, Mo
In casi .

eof trouble wi up! ights: telephone No. 67, between 8a. m., and 6 p. m,

Rossland Water and Light Go.

tors for sale or rent.

BABB.

FOR RENT.

‘Boxes in Bank of Montreal Safe-

ty Deposit Vault.

‘Tn Cotton, Cash-
mere‘and Silk,

lalate delat,

WRAPPERS 2

Ladies’ Vestseisu’s's

4 Every Article
-@ Mentioned a
‘Decided Bargain.

; : pos :
Holstead & Wright
Cor. First Ave. and Washington! St.

THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING STORE

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CHEAP ! koe Stestnres

are Goods offered you from alt
sides; BUT,

DO You Really Buy CHEAP? &

No? But not all the People understand 3
that catch. 3 §

There is Ouly One Store in Rossland‘ that
Advertises FACTS! and is the Only Place.
where You can Save Half on Your Purchase
in Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings and: Shoes

And that Place is.

"THE ROSSLAND AUCTION”
HOUSE, B. BANNETT, i

MANAGER.
No. 42 East Columbia Avenue.

Suits of Clothes.

This spring’s goods, from
$2.50 to $12. .

Overalls and Jumpers.

Jumpers, that everybody else
sells for 75 c, our price soc.

Miners’ Shoes.|

That we sold for $3.$4 $5 and
$6, at $1.50 $2, $2.50 and $3.
Also a line of fine walking
shoes from $1 up,

Sox.

Our regular 25¢ all wool sox
will sell three for 25c,

Cotton sox just the thing for
fide weather, 5c. a pair.

Oil Clothing.
Coats, Pants and Hats at just
one half the usual prices.

Summer Underwear.

We are heavily stocked in this
line. We will-sell to all com-
ers at from 20c. a garment.

Special line of Egyptian and
Balbriggan shirts, 20c; draw-

° Top Shirts.
In great variety from 25c up.
Gloves and Mits 25c Up
Neckties and ‘Suspen-
ders from 10c Up

Remember these prices are onl: : i
ly good for one week, starting from
today. Be on hand early and so get the choicest selections.

We have engaged special hel thi i 3
aid quick atecctee ‘Pp |p so that you are sure of courteou:

Rossland Auction House,

42.E. Columbia Ave.

_ B: Bannett, Manager

ROSS THOMPSON.....++:

Sureka Consolidated, G

Lots in the Original Townsite

jand, B-

Reddin. Jack

(0., Agents,

I have the following blocks in the following companies for sale
ing Stat

,
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and Zila M

c

* ablock of Le Roi shares for a bad

AMONG THE MINES.
SUNTGES
interest aroun:
cipal Properties
ce resuming shipments the
inued shipping

notes of .
has con’
tre Star has continu h
ea this week. Work under-
i. ressing well. Pre-
aking: to. install a

ne 500-foot . level, with a

f 300. gallons’ per minute.

The ore bins at the: Le Roi No. 2
are full, on account of the crowded

a ies as oe
condition of the yards at the North-

Barber Shop Removed.

Prof. DeLeon has removed his
barber shop and hair. dressing par-
lors from No, 10 Spokane street to
No. 20 Columbia avenue, next to
the Grand Union Hotel, where he is
prepared to do first class work for
ladies and gentlemen. All kinds of
hair work done. , Dr. DeLeon’s
Electric Dandruff Cure for sale, pre-
pared for either sex.

Pror. DeLgon,

9-4-6t. | 20 Columbia Avenue.

rt smelter. Ie apart:
ment shaft on the Josie and the joint

shaft cn the Annie are being opened

"Phe Nickel Plate has -completed
the pump station on, the ‘500-foot
nd is getting ready to put tn
the machinery for. sinking to, the
800-foot level. The foundation for
the electric compressor has been

level a

completed.

Liberal Association. :
At the meeting of the Liberal as-
sociation held fast night at the
poard of trade. rooms, G. Hodge
presiding, the report of _R. W. Gri-
gor, delegate tothe. i
Revelstoke, was’ adopted and the

iati di d the ‘inati

‘of W. A. Galliher.

Lead Conservatives.
Winnipeg, Sept. 9.—The Con-
servatives of Southern Alberta have
passed & resolution asking Hugh
John Macdonald, the premier, to
eater Dominion politics with a view
toassuming the Conservative lead-
eship on the retirement of Sir
Charles Tupper.
—_———
Thomas McNaught, secretary
of the Halcyon hot springs,
isin the city. 7
Mrs, Harris of Spokane js in the
city i d by her daugt
It will he remembered that her hus-
band, Bert Davis, at one time took

debt when the stock was' considered
almost valueless, He Jaid it away.
and awoke one nhorning to find him-
self in the possession of a small for-
tune.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables. -

JOHN F. LINDBURG .. ..-PROPRIRTOR

Heavy Transferring.
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

STABLES:
CommercialzAlley, "Phone No. 89,
Postoftice Box 16.

‘DON'T BE DUPED

‘There have been placed upon the market
several cheap reprints ‘of an obsolete edition
of “ Webster's Dictionary.” They are being
offered under various names at a low price

deal grocers, agents, etc. and
fea Feet anem oie Mites
R Annovncements of these comparatively

Worthless
Rea are ees ee ea
Mealfoma toe and Peliove, they
‘Reprint Dictionaries,
earn aetna at
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Long Since Obsolete.

‘The sup) of, so-called “now
Ww! 500!

ion.

every and bears our

OUits pape, tis provectod by
‘Auabie

Sitecwor, uuown througho

‘Webster’s International Dictionary.

Asn dictionary loste o lifetime you should

~: Get the Best.

Mlustrated pamphlet free, Address
-4. & C. MERRIAM CO,, Springfield, Masa

of the:

CLASSIFIED.

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‘One Cent a Word. Notht
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TAILORING,

©. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goods in Rossland. None but first-class
labor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia
avenue, Rossland,

MINERS’ CHECKS
cashed at face value at the

HOFFMAN HOUSE

To Let.
Two new houses, four rooms each,
on hill'at head of steps, behind One
Price Grocery Company's store,

FOR SALE,

Spok street. Apply to Daly &

FOR SALE.—38 feet frontage, Nickel plate
flat, $275. ‘I’. Prest & Co. * :

FOR SALE—Large lot, May addition. head of
Spokane street, $125. T, Prest, 26 Columbia ave..

FOR SALE.—House and two lots, House is
new and contains four rooms. Cheap and on.very
easy terms: T. Prest & Co. *

FOR RENT.

TO RENT.—Howse on Second Avenue, $10.
T. Prest & Co. -

FOR RENT.- Furnished house, Victoria ave.,
five roo. s. T. Prest & Co,

Transfer of Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given, that at the t sittin,
Hoard of Livense ‘Commissioners for the
elty of Ri
a tranafe is
George W. Campbell. - e
Dated this rith day of August, A.D. 1900.
‘ ‘Georce H. Green.

BUSINESS LOCALS.

Fancy gaited saddle horses—new
buggies—fine. single drivers at
Montana stables. Phone 6.

Mouse for Rent.

Corner LeRoi avenue and Davis
street. H. S, Wallace. tf

‘Those New Cameras

Carpenter & Co. have taken the
agency in Rossland and vicinity for
the Glenco and Korona cameras,
the best two cameras on the mar-
ket for the money. They are offer-
ing great inducements to advertise
these goods. - See their. display an-
nouncement on first page.

Match pairs, handsome turnouts,

carriages and gurneys—Montana
stables. Phone 6,

MINERS’ CHECKS

| eashed-at face value at the

John Lucas,formerly of the Clare
endon, will be glad to receive his
old patrons and friends at the
Kootenay.

Hazelwood ice
Webb and G. B.
cut flowers at the Bon Ton.

cream, Harry
chocolates, fresh
tf

For Hent Mat
The Dominion hotel and _ theater,
furnished. Apply to George
Owen, the Alhambra. tf

Jelly glasses, fruit jars in pints,
quarts and half gallons. O. M. Fox
& Co., 106 E. Columbia avenue.
Phones 65 and 20. tf

Try the Kootenay dinners.

Fine Bottled Goods.
Physicians recommend most
highly Schlitz's extract of malt.
Sold by the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. Import~-
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate prices. tf

Kootenay tunches are the best.

Telephone 86.
A B. MACKENZIE & CO.
°

MINING BRCKERS.

Calumbia Ave, Rossland. B.C

P.O. Box 268

Farm For fale

One hundred _acres of fine black
bottom land. Twenty acres in tim-
athy, two acres in alfalfa, 4 acres
of garden, Balance is willow brush,
easily cleared. Excellent for dairy,
hay or truck farm. Water running
through premises, Four miles
from Erie. Six working properties
close by. One stable, one barn,
four-room house and tencing.
Greatest snap offered. $1500, part
cash, takes it. Cnas E, BENN,
Lincoln street, between Columbia
avenue and Le Roi avenue.
a

BUSINESS LOCALS,

Madam Laughlois, ‘of Boston has
taken charge ot Lougheed & com-
pany’s dressmaking department for
the coming season. Patrons are
assured of the latest designs in
evening dresses and street cos-
tumes. tf

Pure Soap

y tor a good pl
ion. A soap to be pure need not
necessarily be high priced. We
have on hand a large assortment of
all the leading makes of toilet soaps
and we have, besides, other varie-
ties, which, if not so well known
are fully as good and cost less
money. i
Rossianp Druc Co., Phone 185.

Is

M

| THe CLARENDON |

Serves the Best Meals in
City, Rooms for Banquets
and Dinner Parties : : :

Established May, 1895,
"THE REDDIN- ;ACKSON CO.,
MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS.

F, w: HINSDALE,
"CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,
* “fn Custom House buitding

New York Life Insurance Agency. *
Washington street. Rossiand, B. 0.

HOFFMAN HOUSE

Agents for ParisRell Addit ion to Rossland.

Rolt & Grogan

FOR RENT.
Olfice on first floor ins Block.
Office and rooms on secon floor Burns
Block.
‘Large Warehousein center of own.
FOR SALE.

Seven-roomed Dwelling house, plastered
furnished throughout, oud locality.

A. G. CREELMAN,' °

CONTRACTOR

AND BUILDER,

Estimates furnished on all kinds of work. Job
‘bing promptly attended to.

d shop! Commercial Court, rear Alham
Office and se patel, BO. Hux ais.

Hotel and Saloon on Second avenuc—A i

A STRONG CIGAR
You'll find our “El Trabuco”
Cigar strong enough to suit
you, even if you iike them
pretty strong ..--+, +s:

Our stock contains just the cigar you want.

because they ure ali excellent. Best tobacco

to allord sou the best smoke.
for Twenty-Five Vents; try them.

L. LEVY & CO.:

Wholesale and Retail Tobnccox aust Cigars.
‘Opposite Bank of Montreal.

4 _
West End: Park
; To Leasc and Rent
4 Finest Soil and Ground for f

i. Market Gardens, Fruit . §
3 Farms * Chicken Ranches §

PLENTY OF WATER.

Evauire of

JAS. LAWLER, Agent,

Big Four Mining Co.'s Office,
E. Columbia Ave.

TIMBER MEN WANTED TO
. Chr WOOD.....

splendid business oppo y

The Only Established Similkameen Townsite and

«. » Capital City of the Similkameen District....

Copper

Creek#Aspen Grove and R

Mountain,

Kennedy Mountain, Friday, Boulder,
oche River are all Tributary to Princeton,

Granite and Twenty-Mile
which is also the

GOVERNMENT HEADQUARTERS For the SIMILKAMEEN DISTRICT

‘PRICES

$10 per Front Foot.

The Princeton-Keremos Road to b

You are especially
or write for Full Informa

: From $2 to

to

invited tocall
tion to

3@ TITLE PERFECT

LOTS: 50x100 Feet
and 33 x100 Feet.

e Built at once. ‘Survey of the Hope-Princeton Road Has Been Ordered. More ©:
Follow when the Estimates Pass the House . . . s 2 2 ee 8

CHARL

ESE. BENN, Agent,

ROSSLAND, B. C..