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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 5, 1898.

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER ©, SMITH.

q PUBLIGHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the fultor must
be -ccompanied by the name and address
of the writer, uot necessarily tor publica
tion, but as evidence of good faith.

BUBSCRIPTION RATES,
Daily por week by carrie
y per month by mail.
Daily half year by mail
Daily per year.
Daily per year, foreign

Subscriptions invariably in advance.
Advertising rates will be made known on ap-
plication

MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1898.

ag to be on hand in good time.

A. B, McKenzie will have charge of
the Rossland party, and will provide
transportation for its members. There
will be about 18 persons from Rossland.

DON’T OVERLOOK THESE.

You can get Ontario sweet apple cider
at a Bopraa 21 Wash, St. 26c per Qt.

. 8. Armstrong, office und reei-|>
dence oa 6 and 6, Postoffico block.

Umbrellas repaired and raws dled at
hooting gallery, First avenue.

The Rossland Laundry 1s doing good
work ata reasonable price. Try them.
Near the postoffice.

The Evening Record delivered to your
home or office for 15 cents a week or 60
cents a month after December 1.

Razors hollow ground, sissora, doctor’s
instruments and all kinds of edge tools
ground at galery, First Ave.

NOTICE.

On and after December J, The RossLanp Ev-
ExiNG REconp will be delivered to any address
in the United States or Canada for$5 a year,
and delivered toany part of the city for 15 cents
a week, or 50 cents a month

THE SNOW ON THE ROOF,

There is about 20 inches of snow and
in many instances it is not being re-
moved from the roofs of houses when
there is greet danger of it sliding off on-
to smaller’ structures and might entail
Joes of life also. The owner is liable and
should see to it that his roof is cleaned
when there iga chance of others being
injured.

Roseland snow weighs about 12 pounds
to the square foot, Iwenty inches op
the ordinary roof will contain 2,160
feet, covered with 20 inches of anow it
will have to sustain a weight of 43,200
pounds, It can readily be seen that the
small houses which are under the eaves
of the large ones are in danger of being
crushed. Houses not strongly built will
themeelves be in danger of being crush-
ed. It is time now for those who it
concerns to be looking after their own
safety and the eafety of their neighbors
below. There would be no harm in the
police calling the attention of the occu-
pants of such places to the danger.

—_—___
PRESS OPPOSED.
The Colonist of a late date, prints an
syp of the provincial
press on the question that has been
lately raieed, whether a law should be
passed at the next session of the legiela-
ture, excluding aliens from the privil-
ege of securing and working placer mines
in the province. The Colonist prints in
order, exprestions on the subject,(which
it enterprieingly solicited), irom its own
columns, the Wellington Enterprise,
Rossland Miner, New Denver Ledge,
Kootenay Mai!, Westminster Columbian,
Nanaimo Reveiw, Rossland Recorp and
Kamloops Standard—nine in all. Of
these four, the Colomst, Enterp-ise,
Review and the Standard, favor the ex-
clusion of aliens in thie particular,though
the Standard admits that the principal
is not right; four, the Miner, Ledge
Mail, and the Columbian, oppose the
exclusion proposal; and one, the Ress-
land Recorp practically opposes it, hold-
ing that Americans ought not to be ex-
cluded.

—_————

The ‘contempt’ in which Mr. De
Lashmutt says the Spokane brokers
hold the Recorp will nct probably in-
fluence them to request us to quit pub-
lishing the quotations of Republic etocke
or saying nice things about reservation
mining property, a habit this paper has
been following for about four years.

The express chargeson small pack-
ages between Rogsland and Spokane are
simply outrageous. Twenty-five cents
ia charged for a single pound, and 50
cents for four pounds. “The rate for 50
pounds and over is not so bad, being 214
centsa pound. Rossland and Spokane
have a kick coming, and weare willing
to do our end of it,so commence with
this protest.

Crow’s Nest Excursion.

District Freight and Passenger Agent
F. W. Peters, of Neleon, telegraped
the Recorp Saturday evening
that the excursion was billed to leave
Nelson on Wednegeday, December 7, and
all those who are going from Rossland
will leave on Tucsday, December 6, 60

If you are not satisfied with yourleans
dry work try Laundry.

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Capital AL Paid up, * « F#2609.008

BIR DONALD A, BMITIL
HON. GEO. A BRUMMO:
EB, CLOU!

.President
President.
eral Mango's 8

~Rosstand Branch.

Branches in
LONDON (England) NEW YORK
CHICAGO.

And in the Principal Cities in Canadas

Buy and Sell Sterling Exchange ond rCable
‘Transers, Grant Commercial and Travellors
Credits evailable in any part of the world.
DRADTS IBSUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETC.

i. §. C. Fraser, Manager.

the
same location. near postoftice.

John Corsan Dead,

John Heriot Corgan, son of Dr. D. Cor-
san, of Trail, died Saturday morning at
anenrly hour. The remains were bur-
ied this morning at 11 o’clock from the
Presbyterian church, Rev. McL. Gan-
dier officiating. The serious outcome
was wholly unexpected, and the family.
and friends were greatly shocked by the
suddenness and fatal turn of the seem-
ingly barmless attack.

c. P. R. Tourist Cars.

Tourist cara for St. Sohn’s, N._ B.
connection Atlantic steamers pass Rev-
elstoke Nov. 26th, Pec. 2nd, 9th and
16th. Berth rate on these care, Revel-
stoke to St. John is $8.

‘Last steamer from Fort William for
Owen Sound will leave Nov. 20th.

Rossland Metal Works.
Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,
with the Rossland Metal Works, Okan-
ogan. building, Spokane Street, is pre-
pared to do ail work in his line promptly
at the lowest living prices, Money can
be eaved by patronizing him. ti

The city street force under Superin-
tendent McCraney, is doing good service
in leveling off the enow in the streets in
iront of all the business houses, s0 that
teams can get up to thestores. It is the
intention of the board of works to keep
the snow leveled off all winter.

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_ ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD,

DECEMBER 5, 1898.

SIMIKAMEEN COUNTRY

Tho Now Camp of Headley a Candl-
date for Public Favor.

RIGH COPPER AND GOLD ORES

An American Company Is in There,
Buying and Bonding
Many Claims.

Samucl H. Hayes, an old-time Ross-

lander, who has spent his time in the
country for the past three

MecSE & DEACON,

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.
Rossland, B.-C,

fines Bullding, Columbia Avenue.

Hunter Bros.,

—FOR—
Fresh Fancy Groceries.
Table Delicacies,
ROCQUEFORT CHEESE.
IMPERIAL CHEESE.
SW1sS CHEESE.

ROSS & BLACKWELLS’,
JAMS, ) SELLES PICKLES.

rt
and CHOCOLATES.

Dominion of Canada, Merchants Bank of
Ana

New York, Chase ‘Naldnal Bank,
Boston, National Hide snd
Leather Bat

Chicago,

Parts, Hrance: Gredit Lyonpats,
Fondon wranee ad: The Bonk of Sebtiend,
Bermuda, hank of Bermudas

John M. Smith Manager, Rossland.

JTCHING
REEPING

RAW LING
STINGING

BKIN DISEASES RELIEVED BY ONE AP.
PLICATION OF

Dr. Agnew’s Ointment,

\ 85 CENTS,

Mr, James Gaston, merchant, Wilkesbarre,
Pa., writes :—For ulne yeara'I have been
aisigured xlth, tetter on hands and face.
Bu Tn have found a cure in Dr.

skin $s now
from every y_blewn

Sold by Goodeve Bros. Druggists.

Denver &
Rio Grande R. R

BCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD.

Weekly Excursions to the Eas

In_Through Tourist Cars
Without Change...
MODERN:
—~-UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
——SLEEPERS
In charge of experienced
Conductors and Porters
Monday 2edgnaihalincuresehee, ve
alt Lake, So. Paciiic tora Ghicego & ‘alton RY
Tuesdays 72,9ethnfhouttaaxe, via
Salt La, @, ane and Chicago, lock Island and Pa-
el

¢!
Wednesdays Torx Phat witout
change, via Balt Lake and Burlington route.
ToK City, and St Loui

Thursdays ‘iioutchangé vie seit make
and Missourt Pacific railwa}
A day stop-over arHaeeE

at alt Luke City and Denver.

The Bank of

BATISH NORTH ANERIGR

ESTABLISHED 1836,
Incorporated by Royal Charter.
Paid-Up Capital baneee 686.

Resorve Fund 1,387,000
London Office: 3 Clements! Lano, Lombard St.

Court Bs Ae ore
3. H. Brodie, John James Cater, Gaspard Farrer
Richard H. Gisny Htenty J. Farrer, ed. Arha
Hoare, if, J.U, Rondalt J.J. Kingsford, Fred-
erie Libbock, ‘ceorge 2 b. Whaemian.
Hed Ofieoin Canada,
rei
ite Srrxnse
Jenerai sinnager.-
Branches in Canada.

anies,: 8t., Mont-

J. Exwsty,
Inspector.

tte
wT ney Man. 3
Lia, Ns Buy use ria, Vance
lo, ‘Trail ‘and igen City, B. C.. Dav

Kas
City, Klondike, N
Agents in the United States.
spokane: Traders Notional Bank, and Old
National Bank, New York: (2 Wall Street)
W. Lawson and J.C, Welsh, agonts. San Err.
clio ct "eantorne “street) HN. J. Medlichael
d 5. R. Tone, agent
London Bankers,
The Bank of England and Messrs. Glyn & Co.
Foreign Agents.
ool, Bank of Liverpool. Australis,
ank of Australia, New 26 salons, Umor
ik of Austrailia, Honk of Ni
din Chinaraud Chi
Park of f Anim Lanlon'and China, A
Ltd. ‘adles, Colonial Rau! aris,
Marcunrd, Kraus € Co. Lyons, Credit Lyon:
pein, (

wsOL,

w. T. OLIVER, Mer., Rossland.

When Going
‘East-—~

Use a first claas line in traveling be-
tween Minneapolig, St. Paul and Gh-
cago, and the principal towns in Cen-

tral Wisconsin.

Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cara
in service,

The Dining cars are operatedin the in-
tereat of its patrons, the moat elegant
service ever inaugurated. Meals are
served a la carte.

To obtain first class service, your ticket
should read via

The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

Aride through the famous
Colorado scenery.

swororace scenery:

For rates and information enquire or 0. R. &
Mand and Spokane Falis & Northerr railway, or
a

RC. 5 Mica
General agen’,
261 Wash'ngton Bt.,
Portland, Or.

8. K, Hoormnr,
Gener: ticket Agt.,

Direct i at Chicago and Mil
waukee for all eastern points.
For full information call on your nearest
ticket agent or write
Jas C Ponp,
ofGeneral Poss. Agent, —
or Jas, A. Clock, Minwauxeg, Wis
General Agent,
246 Stark Street,
Porland, Ore

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE RECORD

LE ROI LIVERY
SALE and FEED STABLE.

JOHN F. LINBURG, Proprietor.
STYLISH RIGS FOR RENT,
FIRST-CLASS SADDLE AND
PACK HORSES.

olurmbje-avenue, “Phone No-s?.
ommercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 39.

Rossland Loan Oitice.|
NO. 16 WASHINGTON ST.
Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry in Stock.
REPAIRING DONE,

Pit A. SILVERSTONE, Prop.

0, BOX 186

APPLICATION TO INCORPORATE,

pave! Is hoieby x given that ap

nat
porn! on compan
Coluib:

3 sweat and tuke
neHIECS hic

pow ers nud HBC)

the Provinee o!
similar cbjocts £0 ‘the comp=ny Bo v3 te ti
porated, rnd ty am! 1 vith eteh ott:

MINERAL ACT, 1898.
Certificate of Improvement.

NOTICF.

Superior ¥ No. 4 itn #1 Claim, situate in ibe
Trai Mining Divisio tt Rovtenay
‘hare About fuur mich

is tmypruvemen the
Wn grout OL Us

ig gamoneed be.o
sux naficaie of improves its,
‘Hated uss Aficenta day of Repie-« Le. 188.
B. Davis 20x.

Crees Jolpe the saea Bua
pe at John

singer fora Certie
@ purpesg of oe

etlun
"ee of su eure of ismpruyenei
“Dated this 2ith day of Getober,
Sho Cid hee

DAIRY RANCH
For Sale..

-——

A good dairy ranch 11 miles routh-east
from Colville, Stevens County, Wach.
It is surrounded by a fine

Stock Range,

Fine Spring, and a Creek Ramog
Through the Place. Small Orch-
ard van Abnndance of Small Fruit.
‘A Gond New Honge, Good House,
Good Barn, Ice Hauge, Dairy Room’
Churning Done by Water Power.
Other Buildings.

40 Acres

In Hay and Cultivation.

D Seo,
For Further Information Call on or
Address,
MRS. J. W. STRUPEL,

Colville, Stevens County Washington.

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN
Nuzson & Fort Suerparp Ry.

Red Mountain Railroad.

FAS The only direct route
to Nelson and iooie
lake and Slocan points.

Q ae Every day in the year

between ees E, ROSSLAND and
SANDON

No. 4 for Sprkane and Pacific
nection Jeaves Rossland at 3
No. 6 for Nelson, Kaslo and wo. enn
points. leaves Kosslind at, . 12:05 p.m
No. 3 from Nelson, et arriv: Lin Koes
Innd at . eee Ad 208
No. 6 from Spokare and Pacitic
points, arr. ir Rossland at. ..3:10 rf ue

con st con

No Change of Cars Between
Spokane and Rossland.
Tickets on sale all over the world.
Close counections at Nelson with
steamers for Kaslo aud Kootenay
Polute.
for Kettle river and

To Suit
The Tenant.

Office rooms or rooma for houee-
keeping in the New Record build-
ing, fitted up to suit the tenant. &
For further particulars apply to

ESERC. SMITH

—Dealer in—

Mines, Stocks andj
Real Estate.

Boundary ereck connect at Murets
with stage dally,
T, A. Spokane, wash.
and

@. @, DICKSON, @. >.
QE W BUFF Agent, Ros

TIMES BUILDING
CHICAGO

wei

years, ig in town and gives some inter-
esting infurmation about the new camp
of Headley, which is lucated on Twenty
Mile creek, a tributary ofthe similka-
meen, 90 milea from Fairview and 20
miles from Penticton.

Mr. Hayes brings a letter from Rich-
ard H. Parkinson, to a Rossland broker,
jn which he says: “‘-Mr. Hayes is visit-
ing Rosslan 1 with a view of placing sev-
eral properties, in which heandI are
interested in Camp Hea:ley. Thigisa
new camp, and its vast hodica of ore,
from which very high assays are obtain-
ed, running from §00 to $250 in gold,
have made ita scene of great excite-
ment. An American company has jast |?
bonded the Bull Dog, Nickel Plate, Cop-

per Field and Copper Cleft for $50,000,
ad will goto work at once ta develop
them, In the meantime an agent of the
company, Mr. Rodgers, is getting op-
tions on other claims.”

Mr. Hayes ie stopping atthe War
Eagle hotel, and has samples of ore from
the camp with him. He is very enthu-
siastic about that new camp, and says
there will be agreat rash toit in the
spring.

‘The following are among the princi-
pal locations so far. made: Toronto No.
2, Draw King, War Horse, Rollo, Pasco.
Bonner, Union Jack, Evening Star,
Horse Fly, Princeton, Clennox, I. X. L.
Iron Duke, Copper Cleft, Bull Dog,
error, Maine, Skylark, Nickel Plate,
Copper Field, Windfall, American Flag,
Silyer Plate, Idaho, Oregon and Silver
Btur.

The ores are something similar to the
Rossland ores and carry considerable
copper.

It is 24 miles from Camp Headley to]

Penticton, from where there is steam-
boat traneportation ‘o Vernon, At pres-
ent there is a guod trail to Penticton.

A large petition has been sent 1n.nsk-

ing the provincial government to bail!"

wagon road upthe Similkameenas far
as Headley, and the ncuple interested in
there feel confident that it will be baiit
the co:ning seagon., With a good wagon
1oad into that country, Mr. Hayes says
it wil oto the front and be second to
none in ire Cot

EVERYBODY 15 TAIN TT)

The Ryening Record’s Popularity
Fast. Returning,

' The new subsceibers to the Record to

dute are:
The Butte Dining rooms.
Paulson Bros., grocers.
M. &M. restaurant.
Shooting galery.
Columbia hotel.
Miles’ barber shop.
G. W. McAuhff, tailor.
The Palace barber shop.
W. W. Rye, messenger boy.
8. Glazan, second-hand store.
Thos. Stout, Druggist.
Little Queen Restaurant.
B. A. C. barber shop.
Geo, Tayler, architect.
U.S, Hartman, merchant,
W.R. Braden, grocer. ~
Florence hotel.
J. M. Miller, broker.
J. H. Robineon, merchant.
J.B, Johnegon.
Water and Light Company.
St. Lawrence Houee.

Thomre & Smith, hay and grain deal- i

ers,
Whelan & Pullman, Butte Bar.
Mrs, Krous, Butte Lodging House.
Mrs. M. Becker, Dressmaking.
0. K, Barber Shop.
C. Hikbue, Tailor.
McLean & Morrow, Druggists,
Merryweather, Windsor Hotel.

Burbank, jeweler.

Reddin-Jackson Co., brokers.

Dr. Armstrong, U. 8. Consul.

James Cooper Manufacturing Co.

McNeill & Denon, barristers.

‘Taylur & McCoy, tailors.

L. H, Keller, barber shop.

Daniels & Chambers, paints, oils, etc.

B. Woods, tailor.

Jenks Manufacturing Co.

E. Schofield, jeweler and repriang.

McLeod & Whiteside, barristers and
solicitors. A

Dickinson & Orde, brokers.

O. M, Fox & Co., grocers.

W.d, Loughead, tailor.

ND, B. Bogle, mining.

Montreal House.

Ward & McKay, grocers.

H. B. Smith, civil engineer.

Mra. M. Heard, Indies’ store.

M. J. 0! Hearn, merchant tailors.

John Dean, mines and real estate.

Alex P: , jeweler and

Andy Reveabeek, Qneen Hotel.

Crow & Morrie, cigars and tobacco.

J. W. Whiteside, barrister.

Clifton Hotel.

The Oregon Restaurant.

Keefe & Dunahue, Bellevue House.

William Keller, confecticner.

Parsons Produce Co.

Cramer’s Barber Shop.

Wilson & Co., tailors.

Rossland Metal Works.

J. F, Fitzpatrick, the sanitary plamb-
er, of the Rossland Metal Works, is pre-
pared todo your plumbing, hot water
and gee fitting, gaunteeing all work, at
the lowest living prices. - Okanogan
building, Spokane Ftreet. th.

Rossland in -1898.

Oldest Established House in Kootenay
Wm R_BEarty,
UNDERTAKER.

Ro-sanp British CoLumsta.

AND §00 LINE,
Ocean to Ocean
ROUTE,
East and West,
3,000 Miles
OF COMFORT.

— FIRST CLASS AND——

Tourist Sleepers
Run Through.
Baggage Checked to Destination.

——No - Custom - Difficulties ——

Daily Train.

18:00k—Lyv. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.—23:05k
—_o——

other Slocan points.
——o——

For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa-
tion Call on or Address Neareat Local
Agent, or

A.B. eerste eter Ticket + Aha a

Martin Ceo, Leland
Davis & O'Connell, Grocers.

H.C. Burton, S. F., & Express Agent.

DeVomn & Patterson, cigar store.

P.G.

W.F. corsa: caer Passenger
Agent, Nelson,
Ea a Coyle, District Passenges Agent,

Vancouver

SECRET SOCIETIES

Orn CORINTHIAN

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each imowth et Atusonic tally Houtland,
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iu Avelety Hell. P of etch mes

International Navigation and

Trading Go., Ltd.

Fteamer “ international " and ‘ Alberta” on
Govtenay Lake and River,
‘Time Card, in oftegt 42th July, 1897,

to chance without euuleee

cts Tole ‘aud

Att, IF seca
ousinnd, 3: au p.m? poka: ae

tive Nelsen tor Kano ue wv ‘pobtin ally
Spusanes
ams > poriape Ort pm
on Kootenay Lake,
eave Nelson for Kuslo, ete, Tuesda:
7 ide sovuriay
Salo for ‘Nel-

oHonners Ferry, Sunday:
Boundary, Sunday,
‘aslo, Bulday..

Close connection at, Bon: ferry with
trains east bound, learing Broking 7:40 a.m.
and west bound arriving Spoken

M penn waite afrifat of iuiernational
bofore leaving a Bonner! 's Ferry.

KANDER, Gen, Man,
Kaslo, B.C., roth iy

Going to Chicago ”
To tees Bast

you aro, see that your ucket fiom
Minucapolin Bt Paul or Duluth, reads via

THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE

c. ST, P. M. & O. RY.
trains 1

-|ROSSLAND OFFICIALS.

PROVINCIAL OFFICERS.

F, Scuorixup :-Supreme CourtReg-
istrar.
Jonn Kinxur:—Gold Commissioner and
Stipendiary Magistrate.
W. J. Ronrnson :—Deputy Sheriff.
E. 8. Bowzs, M. D:—Coroner.

DOMINION GOVERN’NT OFFICERS

R. B. McDonatp :—Collector of Customs.
Government agent in charge of bureau
for issuing Klondike miners’ certifi-
cates.

‘W. 8. Jonzs:—Internal Col-

) GENE

PER = WEEK

a0) GENTS)

PER MONTH

lector. 33

ROSSLAND CITY OFFICERS.

H. 8. Watiace:—Mayor.

CO, O. Latonpg, Alderman.
A. 8. Gooprvz, Alderman.
J. 8. Cuure, Jz., Alderman.
Ross Txoxpson, Alderman.
Axseet Bagrert, Alderman.
J. Evang, Alderman,
G. A. Jorpan, Police Magistrate.
J. A. Incram, Chief of Police.
Ws. McQuuen, Clerk and Treasurer.
Wa. Harp, Assessor, License Inspector
and Collector.
R. Reppice, M. D., Health officer.
f ‘H. 8. Wallace.
License Commissioner {8 . Jordan.
T.M. Daly.

rn Line is taneous on the part
every traveller who petronizes it.

W. A. MEAD, General Agent,
48 Washington Bt. F.C, SAVAGE,
Portland, Oregon. Traveling Agent.

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARL.
Subject to change without notice.
Trains run on Pacific standard time.

, Arrive 8.50

‘Arrive 1145 a.m.
Leave 11.25a.m.
GEO. F, COPELAND,

Superintendent

Sandon
Cody
ROBERT IRVING, -

REN,

ARKIVE
FROM

tee SCHEDULE.
m_ Spokane,

Fontenae tan Francis-|
Fendiet

Fart Fast.
Mail Neil
5 p.m n+) 7:45 8. m.

‘Morcow
and Coour|Tekos, Wallace, Ward
dalone | ner,’ Gattield, Colfax,
eat ullman, Moscow.
2 88.m.
8pm,

Boscow |
Coew

6:40 p.m,

4p.m,
OCEAN STEANSHIPS
ALL sailing | ‘dates sub-|

ject to chang
Leave Portiands Sept.
1, 6, 11, 16, 21, 28,

Tp.m. |r opm.

Alaska—
Bail Sept. 17.

December 1 Tne Rossuanp Ev-
ENING Recorp wiil be delivered to
any part of the city or to any ad-
drezs in the Dominion of Canada
or the United States for

$5. PER YEAR
$3 FOR SIX MONTHS

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8p.m. 4p.m.
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