SENTENCE WAS SUSPENDED, Wants, Por Sale. Rent, Lost Etc
Tencents aline for the first insertion: and five

TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
Be

Parsomizey home industry. Smoke Enterpr!
‘Kootena: and Ronaland Favorite cigars, made

S. Thornton — |Investors’
Langley, Directory of

John McTeer |New York
Repasssrarnniiees
Mining 3 0

investments.

Dairyman Jones Nuisance Case in the
Police Court Today.
W.J. Jones, the dairyman who has
given his neighbors so much trouble
owing to the effluvia that arises froin
his swampy premises, and who has been
occasioned so much trouble himself by
being harassed by the police, anpeared
before Magistrate Jordan this ’ B. %,COOK &Cco., mining brokers, rooms 6
represented by Counsel Forin. Solicitor FOR BENT. + and 7 Traders-bullding.
MacNeill appeared for the city. <A HELD, Hobbs & Co., mines and stocks. Mem-

sae ra of the Stock ‘Exchange. Office Grand
number of neighbors testified againat | Fak Ext on Fou sain starcy Ball sip sen Unton Hotel.
accused’s premises. 9 tf.

nie L, Stone. FRANK A, Baird, mining broker, P.O. box 265
Owing to the fact that Mr. Jones has ‘616th

Wantep—A house of three or four w Hotel.
plastered. Jennie L. Stone. F.

gone to a great deal of expense and hard | For Rent—Furnished fsur roomed house. ts ;

work in trying to comply with the law seed i a. onste

by keeping his premises clean, the judge Furnished two roomed hour, At) con Mm. Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia

felt disposed to lenient and sus- new, plastered, ave. west.

pended sentence until the dairyman can G-10tt J ¥, FULTON, Mines, Stocks and Real Estate

make arrangements for the better. The u 20. ben |. Trader's Block. —-

Montres! land syndicate, from whick LAs ee Block. REPASS, Mining Broker,

Mr. Jones rents his land, has promise 7 .,

to" help Mr. Jones in finding a better McGREGOR, Atkinson & Co, broken dia:

location, where his premises c:n have

proper drainage.

——
KNIGHTS OF LABOR MEETING.

RUILDING MATERIALS,

Woop and lumber; We soll cheaper than auy
others, The British Columbia AI”\l Co.

SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTRIZA Rood bard miner wanted Tor &
small job, ‘This office. B12-1t,

TO RENT

Having moved into our Fire Proof Building

The Record Three Storey Building

Is fos rent in whole, or in part.

The Rossland. |

VOL, II, NO. 48

evening Record.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA MON DAY, AUGUST 16, 1897.
LIKE THE MAZAMMAS

HAVEN FOR BOOK WORMS.

National Colors Raised at the Top

of Spokane Moun-
tain.

Classified Business Directory.

BROKERS.

PRICE 5 GENTS.

350 Vermont
ass. ae

THE KLONDIKE. °

For the finest roams in the city with
free use of baths call upon Mrs. Jennie
L. Stone, The Klondike, top floor Tra-
ders block, Columbia avenue and Lin-
coln street. 7-20-tf

LOOK AT
Fraser's Window
JUST ARRIVED

THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers
Sponge Bags
Perfumes
Mirrors, Etc.

ABOUT THE CITY.
coq ree farnlahings at Hunter Bros. at

Soboms

Corresdundence
Solicited,

Orvice:
ReEcorD Bock,
AOSSLAND, B.C.

K. OF L. ORGANIZED

Successful Meeting Sunday Night
at the Dominion
Hall.

Father Pat Announces That He Has
Opened a Free Library.

For the benefit of the public Rev. Ir-
win of the church of England, better
known as Father Pat, wishes to an-
nounce that there is a library under-
neath the church open to the public day
and night. This library contains all the
latest magazines and a number of good
volumes of popular works, 30 of which
were presented to Father Pat by Hewitt
Bostock, M.P. And that any one de-
siring to take a book home is requested
todo, to write their name and the
number of the book in a book which is
kept there for that purpose.
“J want especially to extend an invi-
said Father Pat, ‘‘to those
the

ho have no

The first British flag was planted on| or
Spokane mountain yesterday by two C
d Canadi E. J. ‘ling of

rooms,

rof, Boyee gave an_enjoyable social
hop at Dominion hall pre be night.
ies’ muslin underwear ai Hunter
Bros., cheap.
A. Wakefield was arraigned before
Magistrate Jordan this afternoon
charged with being drunk. The charge
was dismissed.

The Saturday night social dance given
at the St. Charles hotel was well at-
tended and all present enjoyed them-
selves immensely, -
Prof. O’Brien’s fancy ball to be give!
at the opera house on the night of Aug.
21 promisss to be one of the most at-
tractive social events of the season.
Elegantly furnished rooms for $2.50
per week, $10 per month at the Domin-
ion hotel,

Smith, one of the members of the vol-
unteer fire department, was quite badly
hurt this afternoon by letting a wagon,
he was working in, fall on him. He
was working as a helper for Beveriy and
Tolma on Washingt -n street.

The Rossland laundry has moved and
has better facilities than ever for good
rompt work. Office Hall’s barber sho;
in basement near Grand Union hotel.

8-13-tf
A Bell, who has been in Rosslind
since its start, will return to Seattle in
a few days by his wife.

We compile by person-
jal canvass.

Two Rooms 14 x 42 on Ground Floor,
Eight Rooms on Second Floor.
Six Rooms on Thira Floor.

‘No corporation, Bank
or Firm names.
No names taken from
lairectories or agency
books.

An order need not be
lcontined to the full list
in any state as they will
divide and assort the
labove to suit.

jore than’ 500,000,
dollars of idle mone;

For RENT.

‘at §25; Jennie L. Stone. a,
Fox Rent—Four rooms, new, plastered, near
qt sluess contre; $5, Jennie L Stone, 6-"0tt
For Rext—Two roomed house, vear Red Moun-

tain depot; $8 per mo; Jennie L. Stone. 6-10tf
For Rent—Dining room in first class hotel;
Jennie L. Stone. 6-10tf
For RENt—Store room, 14x42, and
rooms suitable for bedrooms and housekeep-
ing for rent reasonably in the Record block.
For Rent: Fine furnished comfortable rooms
for rent. Apply to lmperial Cigar store, Spo-
kane street.
For Rext: A furnished and unfurnished room
for rent in the Recorp block.

Rossland Opera House

Miss LILLIAN BEDDARD, Manager.

SMITE CURTIS, office in Daniel & Chamber's
block, 263 Columbia ave.

ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Wednesday, Aug 18

The Comedian

Sam. J. Burton

And the Charmiog Comedienne

MISS LILLIE COLEMAN

In the new

SI PERKINS,

A Buperb Scenic
A Hip! Hurrah! Hilarious, Sensations! Com-
rains. Roaring, ‘Rousing Rally of

Fun, Laughter and Yells.
The noted 8i Perkins Solo Orchestra of twelve
skilled Musicians, is the strongest ever present-
od to the public by a traveling company, One

INCIDENTS OF THE CLIMB SPEECHES WERE MADE

ames are use-
ful in plact:
eat in placing mining

The lists are furnished
lout and out in
writer form, 50
land addresses

Organization of a Branch of the Society

Will Be Made in Rossland.

4 A meeting will be held at Dominion

hall tomorrow evening for the purpose BO ar ae hy ae
of organizing a Roseland branch of Fora eanieL tones et oon tt.

Mrs Jeanie L. 3
Knights off Labor. All working men Foe. Sate Building on Copsro ns arenes #450.
and everybody interested are cordially} Jennie L. Stone. T-BtE.
invited to attend.

For SaLg—A good paying grocery business at
Good speak will preside and ad-

‘® bargain, must be sold at once. Call at 14
Firat avenue. TASth.
dreas the assembly upon topics of inter- | For, Sry git ge gee nee re os
eat and important to working men.| Murphy Creek, cheap for cash, Jennie L.
Among thoee who will speak are: P. J. Stone, 6-26-tf.
Holohan, of the miners’ union; M.

Powell, of the ty! phical union; W.
Hungerford, of the tailors’ union; A.
Dutton, ex-secretary of Victoria labor
council, and others.

_——
BLACKSMITH WALKART DEAD.

CONTRACTORS.
Cc H,. HENDERSON, contractor and builder.
+P. O. Box 555.

Rooms Suitable for Housekeeping
Rent to Suit the Times.

Apply to

D. M. LINNARD,

Or THIS OFFICE.

Several Prominent People are
Registered in a Tin
Can.

Forty Workingmen
Their Intention

Joining.

Signified
of

CEO. A. FRASER 41 Columbia

FOR SALE. DRUGGIBTS.

25 cents a F. RASEB’S Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

Week delivered OF further

particulars cant or sd-
ress
8.C.E. Record Office

GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
M, FRIES, alley, rear Hotel Allan, “A howling success,” in the bar

lary of the street arab, was the meeting
at Dominion hall Sunday evening, held
for the purpose of organizing a Rossland
Knights of Labor branch. Forty mem-
bers were sworn in on the spot and
Poo! another meeting will be held Friday
evening to elect and install officers. W.
J. Walker, the well known organizer,
will be present. The place of i
has not been chosen yet, but through
the Recorv’s columns it will be an-
nounced soon enough to give all work-
ingmen plenty of time to attend.

The trades unions of Rossland were
well represented at the meeting. J.
ford, of the tailors union, was
chosen chairman. He stated the ob-

Record
Job
Office. ..

DODGERS.
to $8.00 forsixteenth
5 sheeta for first 1000,
25 escent
For each 1000 +!
$3-2o siete
For earh subsequent 1000 4"
And Other Work
In Proportion. . .
FINE WORK

A...
SPECIALTY. |

rN

SXPRESSMEN,
Cee aifnians ban end express, Head the Recorp and T, Windsor.
. siete The boys felt it incambent upon them-
selves to say something while planting
y. One | the flag and in the words of all great ex-
of the most necesrary features for fore ig | Dlorers eaid: ‘‘We now take possession
Sn artistic manner especially is this 99 i. S1/in the name of Our Most Gracious Ma-
tateny tausie, where @ good orchestre is abso-| jeaty, etc.” Then, as the flag unfolded
me to the breeze and undulated like billowy
waves, then the boy’s eyes swept the
horizon on four sides and made them
feel like Alexander Selkirk when he de-
clared: ‘I am monarch of all I survey,
my rights there is none to dispute.”
The two mountain climbers found the
following names in a can on top of the| beware | of kid gloves and
mountain which were copied: Mr. and slothen: ——— a. jects of the meeting and introduced the
Mrs. Louia Anderson, July 25, '97; F. C. ONT R 10 N tiret speaker, A. Dutton, ex-secretary of
Lawe and W. P. Dockerell of Rossland, the Victoria labor council.
Aug. 1; Chas. White and Ed. White, In a few appropriate words Mr. Dut-
Aug. 9; Rev. E.G. Walker, Rev. A.D. ton received the past work of the
Menzies and Rev. D. M. Gaudier all of Knights of Labor showing that the
the Queen’s University, Kingston, On- ordernamed reised the standard of liberty
tarlo. " in millions of workingmen’s homes. He
Spokane mountain‘is supposed to be showed that its aims and purposes were
the highest mountain around Rossland, to enlighten the laborer and free him
although there are not a few who be- from the bondage of slavery. To teach
lieve that Record mountain is higher, him to be alive to his own interests. Its
For this reason i purposes, He said, were ot to bind to:
offers good exercise to the adventurer. gether with a vein of fighting cap’ or
o to resist law and order, but for mutual
Many there are who have backed out| THAT EXPORT DUTY ON ORE ea dts
before reaching the top. Although the to resist vicious legi la-
climb is a rough one and” dangerous in| __ hol ncenia
-some places, the fine” view more than ees ny
repays for the Jesor spent.. ‘ie
-tAnyone wishing to make theclimb,” | -
said Mr. Sparling, ‘‘I would advise to
practiseon Red mountain. which is
little knoll compared to the other.
Good strong sticks, a good lunch and
plenty of water are other accessorics
needed in making the trip. ‘e took
lemons to quench onr thirst but I would
not advise anyone else to try that
method. Near the top we built a fire.
“The view from the top was sublime.
Rossland looked like a diminutive pano-
rama and the peopl: like ants

CHIEF INGRAM’S STORY.

For Sate — Half-way-house 13 miles, from
‘Rossland, grocery store and stable in connec-
ion with house. Board miners from 3 mines.

ood paying business, | The only, resort
land. For

nD Rossi: inquire of
Jennie L. Stone. 24-tf.
FOR SaLB— Good, residence lot with t

Je: wo room
ouse. Will be sold at a bargain. Jennie L.
Stone. GU-tf.
For 8aLe—Chi¢ken ranch near town. Good
houses.
For particulars inquire of Jennie
©24-tf,

Duke of Wellington’s Rigid Enforce-
ment of Discipline.

The “iron duke”’ is a title well earned
by the Duke of Wellington ag is shown
by such incidents as one related by
Chief ot Police Ingram yesterday whose
grandfather served under the duke.

The incident grew out of a discussion

HARDWARE.
J F. TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.

ke

HOTELS.

wenn eee
‘Tus Laland: Columbis avenue. Bee the Street Parade at noon by the famous
PUGHTOWN FARMER BAND.

Prices: Lower Floor, 75c. Balcony, 50c. Gal-
lery, 25. Box Seats, $1.
‘Reserved Seats.on sale at Fraser's Drug Store

them. IfIknew a man was 8
thief, I would throw the doors 9) to
him and trust him just the same, rely-
ing upon his better nature not to be-
troy me. Take my advice young man
and don’t be too suspicious of your fel-
low mortals, especially tf they be
dressed in ls and boot: thi

dwelling house and chicken

G * gs . yeting
Did Not Recover from Injuries Received 2 Aces,

that took place between Magistrate Jor- by a Fall. Fou Saiz—Stock of Millinery and Fixtures.
dan, City Clerk McQueen, Sergeant] At 5 o’clock this morning Henry Wal- ee eee as per month
McGowan and the chiet about the dif-|kart the Trail blackemith, who was| Jgaonths lease, Invalee #90, nol eer oe.
ference between the olden time wars| hurt last week, died at the Sisters’ hos- | Fon Sa:z—Resident lot, nice location, conven-
and those of later days. pital. fent to business centre. Jennie L. Stone.

“I remember a story told by my| So farasisknown he is unmarried
grandfather,” said the chief, “about the | and has no relatives in this part of the
duke which during this generation |country. | 7
would be considered an act of wanton| | The knights of Fythias of which he

wag a member will look after his re-
cruelty. The troop my grandfather | mains,
was with, had marched three days with
very little food. [he country had been
ravaged and laid waste by the tribute
levied upon it by Wellington’s foragers
long before this. The men
half starved one morning were
making ‘‘bannocks” when orders to
march were received, Having no time

LAUNDBIES,
ROBLAND Laundry, three doors east of Post
Office. Graham & Son, proprietors.

en adjourned meeting. Assessor Coop-
er’s assessment roll was inspected.

The Galt paper devotes considerable
space to Mavor Scott’s visit home and
yuotes the mayor as saying that Roes-
land isthe most wonderful citv in the
Dominion of Canada and destined to
me @ great mining metropolis.

LUMBER DEALERS.

8, KERRY & Co. lumber, etc., everythin
+ in the building line. ee fe

$4.50 for eighth

th fi d
sheets for first 1000, perfumes

Rossland Opera House

Grand Exhibition

FANCY + DANCING

Prof. O’Brien’s Juvenile Pupils
ONE NIGHT ONLY.

' August 21st.

Seats 50c., 25c. and 150. for Children.
‘Tiekets can be had_at door.

G16-tf.
For Saz—Bar and furniture of hotel in this =
city. Apply this office. eutt] We x, PHYSICIANS.

Pon Saree Pour ‘roomed, {{reme:” louse,’ wise | 1) ™2 Want Bowes, oMes over Post OAee!
‘ave., for 100; Jennie L. Stone. é-100f
F )R SLz—Good paying business at
a bariain; desires to'sell on sccount of sick-
ness; Jennie L. Stone. 6-10tf
Fox SALg—Good hotel business—with or with-
out property; Jennie L. Stone. 6-10tf
For SALE-8 ton low bed transfer truck in good
repalr, cheap. Address ‘W. L. Root, No. 11

Post street, Spokane, Wash. 67-1

GRANITEW ARE—*
* Former Prices of TIN VW. ARE

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

J. I. Cs who took a it
part in the election this year, and who
was one of the committee men that
supported Mayor Scott, is in the city on
a short visit after being absent all
summer. All the streets were ungrad
when Mr. Campbell left and he could
hardly credit hiseyes with the magical
change wrought in so short a time.

PLUMBERS.

GiBson & Wilcox. No 18 E Columbia ave
te ‘box 193,

AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
The crowd was not so large ae the
previous night at the opera house last

Looking Over Their Mining Ia-
terests in Rossland

STENOGRAPHERS.
‘RS. Helen L. Keyes, Stenographer and -
M’ ‘writer, Commerctel ‘plock. Type
‘HE Misses Tuttle, Shorthand, writin,
TXnd Copying. Room 1, Traders block.

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND Camp.

Travers Hardware Co.

OR BALI

‘and boiler,
t Red Star

Barr & Ruga have opened a ha)
feed store in the Le Roi stables.

UNDERTAKER.

B. 3, WHITE, Undertaker and Embalmer. No
+ 15 Lincoln street.

nent people were sprinkled around. The
program was excellently rendered and
todevonr their ill prepared food the|' specially mention any, one would be
é Fi .|doing an injustice to others, but Miss

have crammed the mixture in to their/Ejlen Watking’ clear soprano voice— Commend atiention.: Tt will

aversacks, under their hats and any | mellow as tho chimes of a bell—and G. | ForSazm: A new piano at # bargain on easy
place elee they could think of. W. Walley’s. deep basso, were mneh ad- eae Inquire at this office.

“The troops ; mired. A. McKenzie’s comic selections | For Sazs: A livery barn and clear title to lot
wane le troops.came to the village and | ‘ietied the crowd and made the small| 9m Wwhich it is located for sale at « bargain
given the order ‘at ease.’ Right] poy yell with delight for cash. Apply at this office, ot

y ight. For § pasa An Erie bicycle, new. Apply st this
The Rossland Laundry will call for | Fon Sate: A comple outfit for a country news-
your’ Slostica and return them clean and paper Washington eight column hand press. re ee ES

Our ¢ % . mber, City ¥
stuffed it under his cloak. He had been shop. basement next Sand Union hor For Sate: The EveNiNo and WaExLy Rossianp | e618 so ae? wes
gone ecarcely a minute. But just as hel tel. 7-80-tf| srendsin’\ ; RONEN Oe
slipped back the eagle eye of Welling-
ton, who was galloping down the line,
caught sight of his form.

“Charging his horse up against the
trembling soldiers, who were almcst
trampled upon but did not dare to budge
an inch, he demanded in a voice of
thunder who it was that broke ranks.

grain and
ir prices

u to call
Pay you att

NEWS FROM OTTAWA.
Major Walsh, who has been appointed
i for the Yukon district by
‘dei

WATCHMAKER.
BURBANK, one door west of Allan House,
Columbia ave

EEE
CITY OF ROSLLAND COURT OF REVISION.

the ge
the northwest mounted police during
the Riel rebellion. His salary is $5,000
a year.

f FROM LATEST DISPATCHES.

The Clondyke ia in the Northweat
Territories where the sale of liquor it
prohibited. Liquor, and poor liquors at
at that, is sold openly in the Clondyke.

SI PERKINS WEDNESDAY.

of the K
Mutual Mining & Develop-
ment Company.

Notice is hereby given that tne Court of Re-
vision for the purpose of h

Childrens’ School
Shoes...

STRONG AND DURABLE.

THE.
ROSSLAND

lots Three prominent gentlemen of eastern
Ontario are in the city inspecting Ross-
land’s mines. They are Dr. Landerkin,
M. P., president of the Kennedy Mutua}
Mining and Developing company, with
claims on Red and Lookout mountains

Hunter Bros.—Boys’ school
Something to stand the rocks.
per pair.

Mrs. Jennie L. Stone, stock broker,
wants 5,000 shares of Iron Mask stock.
7-A-tf

shoes. .

0.; Beddelll
$1.60 ; Norman Copie & Gore. Galloway & Co.
agents for Vancouver.

434 a

art; Thompson statlone! de

resent. Micheal Powell, president of
aphical union, was next intro-
by the chairman.

we

DRAYAGE. A Comedy Company that Joyously

Timber Inspector's Office.

“The frightened sergeant informed
him and the unfortunate man was or-

ered. execu: at sunset. The
captain of the company told the duke
that the man went but to see his wife
and asked for his pardon and was strip-
ved of his rank and reduced toa soldier
for daring to intercede for a man who
had broken ranks without oiders. The
wife pleaded with her tears but it proved
of noavail and the poor man was exe-
cuted at sunset.”

—— ae
PROSE POEM ON ALASKA,

Joaquin Miller Writes from the Gate of
the Gold Fields.

Alagka, Aug. 4.—Ten o’clock, and the
sun ig still shining on the snow-dappled
hillsand peaks of Alaska. The huge
black hills right and left are as spotted
as Jacob’s cattle. Steep canyons of
snow shelter down almost to the water’s
edge here in the last days of July. We
are passing away from under the path
ofthe sun. It is already cool, cold, a
savor of frost in the uir from the fields
of snow about us, above us.

We are steaming up 8 mighty gorge, a
vast, still river, wide and dolorous and
deep, as one might imagine the river of
death. Not a sound, not a sign of any-
thing at all, save the creak and shifting
of our own ship, and now and then a
splash of a young salmon, breaking the
glassy surface ot the great river.

It is simply a great view, the greatest
of the views, it seems, from Seattle u)
to this point in the heart of; Sout!
Alaska; a thousand Hudson views wit
peaks and palisades, set’ and encircled
with everlasting snow.

Allthe day that is behind us the
snow peaks and black forests of Prince
of Wales Island lifted like the Sierras
between ue and the Pacific, acontinuous
and unbroken chain. To the right
clouds and snow, and snow and _ clouds
lighted up the bleak steeps and peaks
and blazed as the sun battlh for
supremacy as in some majestic dream,
awful, fearful, ae not of earth.

One nee is to coin new words, words
that are brighter, bigzer, keener than
common words, to describe even a sin-
gle day in Alaska.

Sitka, the capital of Alaska, lies over
yonder way out on the farther reach of
anarm of land seventy miles away.
Juno, or Juneau, if you insist on the
twist of tongue and waste of ink, lies a
little further along up this mighty side

ve The Klondike—Clondike if you

$2.50 per week or $10.00 per month
for pad rooms, cots 25c at the Domin-
ion hotel.

Closing out ladies shoes.—Hunter
ros.

Ymir Livery
And Feed Stables.

Draying and Teaming, Specialties.
Hay and Grain of All Kinds.

PRICE & McLEOD, Prop’s Ymir, B.C,

BRICK.

First-class Building brick jat MODERATE
PRICES

RICES.

ALEX LARSON,
P. O. Box 791.
Samples and particulars at Empy Bros

MeRuirsares

D. B. ERR, D.D.8

Dentist and Oral q4

Hovine: Ifyou have household goods to move
le iar transfer wagon.

Drarace: The Red Star Transfer C&
Handiesall kinds of freight promptly.
Teaxayo: Hf you want delivering oF teamin

have @ trunk or

want moved, the

pany will do it promptly.

‘want a safe or piano moved

Red Star Transfer Company to do it;
they are responsible for all damages.

Tue Red Star Transfer Company meets all out-

going and jn-comin trains and will call at

BPE Eee ias ae mia eenee

gage of

LIVERY STABLES.

Horsgs;Get your saddle ana yk hi
the Red Star stables. peck hore

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Just stop and look in Fraser's window and
the beautiful perfume portried

any kind done call up the Red Star Stab! s. AC
|. No. 8. Tat

NOTICE,
C., know!
of ‘the

Star
80

sold by auction sale th
day, to. pay tl

with expenses of si

- B,J. SKINNER, Timber Inspector.

5 mas the
’g Mill,” has, in
Land

STOCK EXCHANGE

NOTICE.

Notice is hereb:

date The Britieh An

an ig Company, Limited Li

tends to make application to have the com]
udder section 5 of the “Comp:

Act,lev7," under the name of the.“ Columbi

Gold Fietds Prospecting

Company, Limited,

Dated August 12, 1897.

J.C. CAIE,
Secretary of the B.N.A.G.M. and M. Co.'Ltd

Fox, Gne trait and choice candies eall at the
‘olwm!| anc mpany, Reserve
Weshington. pany. ee
Gar the Recorp every night by carrier for 25
Conte per week. ‘Leave orders at the office.

“BAKERIES.

B,C, Bixany, Haselwood milk, fine creamery
‘putter and fresh ranch eggs. 24 Washington
street, Es

B.C. Baxgry. Fine bread, cakes and
‘our epociaity. “24 Washington street iit

BATHS.

BatTunooms fitted up with tubs end n
Sasianall kinds and ‘styles All work per-
sonally atrended to. C.M. Weller, sanitary

plumber. ‘Phone 27.

1M work the best that skill and experience can
accomplish.

)ffice over Fras2r’s Drug Store,
Columbi:. Ave., near Lincoln St.

PERSONAL.
sons eve.y day. 10-15t!
Iv you watt the Rossland Evgnixe Recorp in
Spokane go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. Graham.

GIBSON & WILCOX
Practical Plumbers

Estimates furnished on all work.
Shop and office at

Basement, Postoffice Block.

Cotumara Avexug, Rosetann, B. 0.

J. H. Good, J. M. Clark.

Good, Clark & Co.

Rea Estate AND MINING
BRoxkExs,
Conveyancers, Commissioners, &c.,
MINES AND MINING STOCKS.
Claims bought and sold. Companier
formed. Rents collected, &c. Corres-

the Indian’s—is now not nearly a thou-
nand miles further on,

pondence solicited.
COLUMBIA AVE., BOBBLAND, B.O.

RESTAURANTS.
ANoTHER valuable discovery: ue Vendom
Teataurant is the best place in town to dine.
Tue Vendome restaurant leads, serving fine
meals and prices reasonable.
Businzss lunch 2 cents at the Vendome.
Tz Vendome gives quick service on snort no
ice and everything first class, ne

PLUMBING.

C. M. WaILvR, practical samitary plumber, cor
Spokane street and Columbia avenue. “Favse

DENTISTS.
Dr. Finer, dentist, Stussi viock.

Lost.

Lost—A pocket book with 100 shares Noble Fi
Finder rewarded $9. Name on certificate,
M 8-10-1t.

joore.

Lost—Ring with two keys. § n
This office. was Eaten rire

Lost—A gol vand gold bracelet

Detween tuwa and Blues saw. mill” The

mill.” ‘The
finder will be suitably reward
the same at this office. et by longing

BOARD AND ROOMS.

Mas Noma rd end room, #7;
Kootenay ave mall block east Spokane attest

Danciney Brovessor Dreylous vives private tee: | Rossland Sanita

Application for Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given that the di

wilh at the erobatiow at adare, sangerened
Board of jominissioners of the Citv of
0 uoF

undersigned
he Board of

el,

wate on lot 7, “in block 41, ‘1

trlet fot 685, City of Rossland non OF DF

JOHN HEROD,

Dated Aug. 22th, 1807,” TISON.
To the public: Frank McCr te

2 ABE ia hae bat GntmeEa ik Re

to make any
bills for said com-
er. Sait

CORINTHIAN Lodge No. 27, A. F. & A.M.
meets on the evening of the first Thursda
Sa en A aie teeta

= :
tend. fr P. McCraney, Secret in seue
ILAND Lodge, No. 21, K. of P.,
3.00 Overy Friday evening fasoitio Hall at
eof wi ‘aresow, C. 4. Clarke,
OSSLAND Miners’ Union 5
ect Masonic Hall eve:
All membe:
t ieee
Financial secrecy?
OSSLAND Lodge No. 56 of th
Order of Good emplars. Tagependent
jay at8 o'clock at Society Hall. J. 4
T. Miss Nellie E. Whiting, A. 8.

re will be a

Red Mountain Tent No. 4 meets

(insing Uy @ WW. hallway.)

east Spokane Street i

ice Sth Wednesday of each month

mbia,
and Development

Saturday Next at 8 p.m.

The whole list of stocks will be called. All
pereons wishing to buy or sell shares are re-

quested to attend.

/The Rossland Stock Exchange.

28 Columbia Avenue.

RED STAR

ery and Transfer Co.

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck and
business. We have the transfor privilege for the C & Wester*
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from cars; any
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

‘J. W. AARTLINE, PROP.

PALACE STABLES ™*

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
d..

WASH.NGTON AND AESEAVE STS.

-LANE.PROP, - Rossland, B. OC.

With heavy TOE CAP avd CM INTER.

W. F. McNEILL.

Ave,

_.

Next to Post Office.

A Golden Opportunity

Those now in need of Ready-Made Clothing, Underwear, Hats,
Shoes, Woollen Blankets, Comforters and everything elze in the
Gent’s Furnishings line should see

S. A. AARTIMAN.

Next door to Bank of Montreal, Where they will find the largest
and most complete stock of

First Class Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices

Sale now going on at 8. A. HARTMAN'S.

crawling about. We could see the smoke
from Spokane; we could see Northport,
Trail and other towns quite plainly and
could see beautiful green valleys hedged
in by rough, precipitous mountains.
The immensity of the view can scarce
led by the mind. Mys-
azure blue;
deep,
treating ranges of mo
with snow fading into dis
picture pleasing to the eye. :
ing Columbia river kindled into a ribbon
of fire by the sun’s rays, could be seen
for miles and miles. ‘Yes, sir,” con-
cluded Mr. Sparling, “it was a sight
worth laboring for.”’

SPANISH ANARCHISTS.

Leader of Bomb Throwers on His Way
to the United States.
Aug. 13.—C iT

Powderly, of the immigration buresu,
has sent che following letter of instiuc-
tions to immigration officials of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Quebec, relative to the anticipated
arrival in this country of Spanish an-

GRAND UNION

Columbia Avenue - .

AOTEL —-2*
HEROD & WILSON Proprietors.

Largest and best dining room in the city. Fifty finely
d rooms, first-cl Rates bl

Rossland, B. C.

“Information has reached this bu-

Spanish anarchists, has been expelled
from France, being conducted to Havre,
from which part it is expected
ht will sail to the United States. I am
also advised that Tarrida Marmot, an-
other Spanish anarchist, is believed to

Hotel Allan For Sale

For Personal Reasons Only.

have gone to England, and probably is
en route to this country. A careful in-
spection should be made of arriving
passengers in order that should any of

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. ©.

d, light and airy bedrooms.

One h
billiard and private club rooms.

Parlors,
‘Dining room led. Electric

steam heat and all modern conveniences.
==_——The Only Brick Hotel in Town. a

baths,
ts, | the existing laws.”

this class be detected, a careful exam-
ination can be had as to their right of
admission into the Unite! States under

It is stated at the bureau of informa-
tion that there is no law under which
persons can be excluded on the ground

N. P. Sash and Door Factory

Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets,
‘Trimmings, Screen Doors and Windows, Serool Work and

Fret Work specialties.

Estimate given on all kinds of mill work.
filled. C d

avenue and Davis street,
aea—_-ROGSLAND. B. G-

Orders
solicited. Corner of 2nd

reau that one Planas, a leader of the to

and Trail; H. Cargill, vice president
and M. I. Tibbits, manager of the same
company. Besides inspecting every de-
tailof their own mines here for the
benefit of eastern stockholders, they
will inspect a number of the other lead-
ing shipping mines. For this purpose
they will be in the city three or four
days.
Dr. Landerkin accorded a Recorp re-
porter an interview at the Allan. He is
a stocky built man with an iron consti-
tution, and looks like a self made man.
He is a pleasant conversationalist. In
answer to a question he said:
“Yes, this is my first visit here and I
y I was aston ished to find such
The peo-
ple generally ave an eX-
cellent i
future
count

ere
think,

mines there are here, and I. understan

there are just as many more doing de-

velopment work that are in a position
ship.”

to 5
“Do you think the government has
fully realized the irnportance of British
Columbia as a great mining center?” |
“Yes I think it showed that doring

the lasc session, in g!

'Y | utmost importance to tl

a point of
vital interest to the He

said that the time was coming when the
laboring man, instead of sending pro-
fessional men to the legislature, would
send their own representatives, who
would look after the interests of his own
class or else be held to strict account for
not doing 80. The time was fast

away, he thought, when profession:
politicians, with no object in view ex-
cept to plunder the public treasury,
could control the workingman’s vote by
a shake of the hand, afew polite words
ora cigar. The workingman of today

hered the Gale of Hard Times.
Among the few theatrical organiza-
tions which have weathered the finan-
cial gale of the past season nose has
fought a more successful battle than the
“gi Perkins” company. The wolf of
hard times always knocks loudest at
theatrical doors. The theater is
laxury and during financial depression
luxuries must be lopped off. No higher
praise can be awarded a company than
to say it was successful during the past
season. Fully 80 per cent, (eo say the

formed a class that quickly grasped the
great questions of the day. ff the world
was to be d it must be red: d
throg th this class. He wisely con-
ten

that that redemption could not

to progress, at

shoulder to shoulder.” He advised all
workingmen to get their names on the
voters’ list, which, he said, was of the

dramatic of the road attrac-
tions which started out last September
either failed entirely or filled their en-
under great 1 distress
and loss. Si Perkins started from the
east, played to the Pacific coast and is
now en route east again—a total of over
Pop-

eir
‘A general discussion then took place.
One membes remarked that he had seen
‘an article in the Recorp advocating the
forming of a military company here.
‘This he thought was uncalled for, as the
laboring classes around Rossland, es-
pecially the miners’ union, had never
given any occasion to iead one to

lieve that there would be truuble of any

kind.

Mr, Powell replied that while the
Recorp was a union office, he thought
that there was no necessity;for anilitary

the Crows Nest Pass line, which is be-
ing built for the purpoee of developing
the mining districts. Im many other
actions for furthering the interests of
British Columbia mining regions,
think the government has fnlly demon-
atrated that it is alive to the situation.’’

Dr. Landerkin_ then introdu: ie
reporter to Mr. Tibbets who was asked
if he believed in an export duty on ore.
The doctor was ask: the question pre-
viously but replied that it was a broad

fon an:

that they are ,_Nor is an-
archy declared to be a crime, so that
if Planas and Marmet are refused ad-
mission to the country the refusal must
be ba solely on the fact that
they come within the general_immigra-
tion law, as to paupers, contract labor-
ii This law expressly

that nething in this

fe

done he was not prepared
to give an answer on short notice.
fii  Tibbet when asked said he be-
lieved in Canadian ore being smelted by
Canadian smelters, but it might be that
the time was somewhat premature for
adopting that policy as there were many
things to be considered.
The question he said was somewhat
arallel with that of the timber lands in
ntario. hen these lands were first
thrown upon the market large tracks of
them were bought up by Americans,

1) Labor, and 40 people

e militia
d

origi

fam

of the afternoon.

APPLAUD ROSSLAND’S ACTION.

Locai Mining Men Think the Stand
Against Export Duty Is Wise.
Magnates interested in British Co-
lumbia mines were all averse to being
quoted on the outcome of the meeting at
Roesland Thursday evening but they
were ically a unit in di:

pany in
generally was 8 menace to ii
labor.

‘An invitation was made for

ple
who wished to join the Knights, of
nded..

TWO DEATHS YESTERDAY.

Peter Whytock, aged 64 years, the
father of Mrs. C. 8. Nielsen, of this city

the sentiments of the memorial to the
dominion government, says the Spokes-
man-Review. One mining man said
that ‘‘Rossland at last has begun to see
matters in their right light.” ‘With
anexport duty on ore,” he continued,
not more than three or four properties

died last night. Mr. Whytock ig
to America in 1865 from Dundee, Scot-
land. The funeral takes place at 2
o'clock Aug. 17. The funeral will be
cond cted by undertaker Lockhart.
Mrs, Lavina Walton, aged 25 years,
wife of the proprietor of the Highland
cafe died yesterday after a long illness.
Blood poisoning was the cause of her
death. She suffered for several weeks.
The funeral took place at 4 o’clock this
afternoon.
dertaker.

The Ressland Laundry is the best

who manufactured the logs into lumber

|

on the American side and shipped it
back to Canadi

a

lace in town to get your washing done.

W.R. Beatty was the un-|4

in reach of would be

next winter. The monopoly of
the smelting business would be
thrown into the hands of Mr. Heinze at
ut the Prices where

possibie to s

81 come
development
be actively

rosecu: i
lone. The prosperity of il de-
pends on the wth of ore shipments,

fice, Hall’s barber shop, basement
next Grand Uniun hotel. 7-80-tf

s.statement which was echoed by every
Ameri ine owner 8p; h