CORD, JANUARY 24, 1899.

PUBL SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

+ ROSBLAND. EVENING BE

Pools, Pools. .

‘Will be sold atternoons and evenings
during carnival week, on all events, at
Hotel Hoffman. i tt.

COMMITTEE WANT THE CHILDREN

And Ask the Parents to Keep Them
‘Out of school Next Thurs-
day and Friday.

' .

This morning the winter carnival.com-
mittee made .application to the: local
actiool trustees for holidays for the school
children aext Thureday and Friday, and

Agents
Rossland,

we Have

for

Cansdian
learned that it was not in the power of | (eer Panc

the board to grant it, The committee

m
atthe permission to} tvening star.
was informed th P ening Sta

grant a holiday muet come from the pro-
vineial board of education, ang as the
time isto short, it has been determined
totake another course to have the chil-

_ dren witness the carnival sports, and tron Mi

thatia to requeat the parents to keep

their children out of school the days

mentioned. ect
In d with this the

for N. & F.
, ¥onir, Erie a

Buyers for All Stand-

joreing &

8, Railwa:

ard Stocks.
25

ri
War Kai
White Bear.

$6.0
Republic Camp.”
2. | Black Tail.
Butte & Bos

1 has d the

Evznine Recor to make: tho: formal | + p

eat thit all children attendin
1 be kept out next Thureday ant

rebate
Republ:

ic No.

Lone Pine...
Morning Glory.
27 | Bodie ...
4 | Waterloo
16 | Iron Aon
‘20 | Palo Alto...

2
1:
11
¢
3

3
pT

2
2
Ai

#8

Rossland Mining Stocks

addition to
nd Columbia, townslee,

7

Department,

No dantier Undermuslins were: ever pr od to an apprecia
jgoman than our new spring assortment just opened up in ‘our’ ‘Dry: Goods

DAINTY, DURABLE, DESIRABLE, _.
‘No sweat shop or prison labor on.them... All made ‘b:
es, union hours, unlimited vaciety, all prices. - y *

:Bleached Muslin
Le Night drésses, set cover:
~=— A Profusion of Frills

presented to. ‘an appreciative

weil paid employes,’ Union wag:

, Lonsdale Cambric, Nainsook,’..
Chimise, Corset covers Skirts Drawers.
and.Laces.

C

MEN'S AND. BOY?

“Phe ore shipments the week ending
Jan, 21 were as folllows: -
To Trail:

‘War Eagle.

Tons

DEALER IN

REAL ESTATE
MINING
STOCK ETC.

id. B. Johnson & Co.

BO FLDOOOGOSSE

All Men's and |-
‘Boy'sClothing

pt

FOR THE BALANCE
OF THE MONT

SODSSOSD

26 Per Cent. +

Rossland Evening Record |

VOL 3, NO. 174.

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ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1809.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Curb Bracelets.

Hitherto the “Curb Chain: Brocelet” has been looked upon nee

“graple,?? with Jit
We eC.
new in “Curb B

2 noticerble change in style from year Go year, (
» however, recently addetl to our stock something entirely €
elute,

?

‘This new stylo ie studded with Pearle and Torquoise, The effect i
pleneing, and udds little of cost and much beauty. ie effuet is,

J. WwW. SPRING,
Successor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING.
ioe T POOR TY PUSTUFFICE,

|

OAVOOLSSOOLOLOLOODLYECLGSCT™

_ WATER SALE.

&

>

—-GREAT WATER SALE——
ae Clothing,
|| Hats, Caps,

Shoes.

- Slightly Damaged by Water — Will Be Sold ————.

Less Than Cost,

‘Tho toug distance: tetephone ‘hasn't supe!
sedod pe ; ink and paper yet. Since this »
we pid you v

Stationary.
‘hole and admirable In the stationery line,

Hi. 8 WALLACE’S
STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, | FANC'

i AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
‘N, B.—Pocket and office Diaries 1899.

Paonle Will Writel

rT
8 HO,
welcome fo our fine assortment o
‘You will fi din it overything

GOODS, TOYS, NOTIONS BLANK BOOKS

Nelson Beat Revelstoke and Rossland
Sandon.

KASLO BEATS ROSSLAND 26:t0 6

’ Caer iene ate
Smith’s Rossland Team Wins From
Tamblyn: of Nelson
Rink,

The curling . bonapeil. opened _ this
morning at 9:30 at the big rink. The

gin at 9a. m., as billed to do, but when
.y | they arrived they made up in enthusi-|
asin for what.thoy had lost by. tardiness.
The big rink proper is divided into. four
‘small cnrling rinks, and with the two

City Counell Meeting.

on present. :
orized to close the. deal with

Fuad Cu pany, aud pay Over Ute Ladue,
for the 80 acres for'the city park.

dertukers for hurrying the last” remain
‘of the city poor.
was $5 and
The work was let to Mr. Beatty.

_| “he city council met .in regular s»=-.

sion last evening with Mayor. Goodeve,
in the chair and: Alderman Lalonde,
Edgren, McCrae, Thompson and Hoos-

The mayor and city clerk were auth-
the. rail-
Bids were opened from the local ‘un-

W. RB. Beatty’s offer
Lockhart & Jordan’a’ $16.

side curling rinks, make aix rinks in all.
The rmks’ were numbered from the
right; and each one contained a full
complement of playeis. -Rossland was
well) represented, having no less than
‘ive teams in the first -series of games
chismorning. A good sized crowd came
and went all day, watching the different
rinks.and cheering for their friends.

a The first series of gamea for the grand
challenge cup finished promptly at 12
u’clock, and the score was as follows:
Rink 1—Nelson va. Revelstoke; skips,
Grant and Brown; 19 to 4. in favor of
Nelson.

S

ROSSLAMD 4 OUT OF 6)?

cntlers were not all there in time to be- | yer;

well matched, and playeda splendid
me. :

Rink 6 was Rossland va. Kaslo. Dr
D Campbell lead ‘for Rossland, W 'f Oli-
ver, 2nd; E Leckie, 8rd, and W A
Carlyle, skip; while Kaslo was
by. McLean, lend; Buchanan,
2nd; WJ Hall, 8rd, and J Waugh, skip.

Not Many From Spokane.
Sroxanr, Jan. 25.—Only 11 persons
bought excursion tickets at Spokane thia
morning. The chamber of commerce
excursion train leaves here at 7:30 to-
worrow and jis expected to arrive in
Roasland at 1 p.m.

layed

io ~ Curlers Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the Koot-
enay Curling association’ at ‘Dominion
hall on Friday night at 10 o'clock sharp.
Allcurlers are Fey acsted to be present.
The hall was kindly donated for the’ oc-
casio by: Mr. Geo. Owens, the propri-

we tiie

.. Sudden’ Death.

sudden:

reiidence on

rial took place today at. 30’

the home, Rev. Morden reading the ser-
vice, and tbe interment was in Laurel
Hill cemetery. a

SKATERS. WANT TO KNOW.

The Maskers Should Hold the Ice From 9 to
10 and No Longer.

A great many persons have been en-
guiring au tothe length of time the

the rink, | As'no definite time has been
tixed by the committee it has been sug-
gested thut from 9 to 10 would, be long
enough, which would give those who do
not want to mask # chance to have the
use of the ice the balance of the evening.

FUNERAL TODAY.

Wm. Simpson to be’, Burried Here—Comes

maskers will hold the ice this evening at ~~

Rink 2—Rossland ve.. Nelson: skips,
Cranston and Russell; 16 to 4in favorof}.
Roseland. bt §

Rink: 8—Rossland vs. Neleon; skips,
Beamishjand . Peters; 9 to 7 in fayo: of
Rossland.

Hink 4 7 norelend ve Nelson i, Smith
and Tamblyn, 6 p17 ,t favor: of
See ee spSexerat, porno) Sparen gen tothe:

Rink 5—Rossland’ va.‘ Sandon: Mor-
kill’ and ~Grlmmette, skips; 12‘ to 6in
favor of Roasland.

-Riok 6 —! land vs, Kaslo; ~Carlyle
and Waugh, skips; 6 to 26..in favor of
Kaslo, |»

This gives Russland 4 out of six games,
thre against Nelson and une over, San-
don, in the grand chailenge contest. At
1:80 thia afterivon the contest for the
Walkerville trophy. was begun.* The
dame teams ‘competing as did\in the
grand challenge series, with the excep-
tion of one Roxsland team, which drew
a bye on the morning seties. with J. 3.
©. Fraser as ekip. ‘The making up. of
this rink was, P M Forin, lead; Jf Me-
Crae, 2nd; L deVevebber, 8rd, and J°S
C Fraser, skip. <

The teams all played in different rinks
during first series uf the Walkerville
games, and were arranged as follows:
Rink 1—Roasland vs.. Nelson, Crans-
ton and Peters, Skips.
Rink 2—Rosslan
and Waugh, skips.

Rink 3—Sandon vs. Revelstoke, Hood
and Brown, skips. taking the
place of Grimmette, who had a bye,
Rink 4—Rossland va. Nelson, Beam-
ish and Grant, skips.

Rink 6—Rossland vs. Nelson, Fraser
and Tambley, skips.

Rink 6—Rgssland va. Nelson, Carlyle
and Russell, skips.

Afit can be.arranged this afternoon it
will be done xo as to have Rossland play
againat all comers, and in that way the
balance of the ‘games can be played off
on the side rinks and leave the main
rink for the hockey players.

Personnel of the Rinks
In rink No. 1 Revelstoke and Nelson

1 The bylaw. authorising the donation
Iron “Mask. . if $800 to the Rossland'school of Mines
paaeed ite third reading without dissent.
The matter of appointment of 's. city
physician was under consideration but.
no definite action was taken,
‘|: Sol Cameron wasiziven permission to
furnish another: bondeman=ia-place-of}
Charles‘Bhlers, who’ desired: to
iraw. as. bondsian..6n’ the. bluff, con-

tract. ss

‘A lengthy: petition, which had been
propoeed to be submitted to the: provin-
gial board. of health, was read, asking
permission to em»ty the Roseland sew-
age into the Columbia river below Trail.
It wasan able documert and:.showed
conclusively that it was the natural and
proper outlet to our.sewage system.

Alderman Hoogon objected to it on
account of its great lengh and because it
did not. eet. forth the difficulties of
“farming” the sewerage here on account
af the long winters and° unfavorable
grounds,

‘The matter was disposed of by ap-
pointing thg mayor, the ‘city. solicitor
and the city clerk a committee to draft a
petitition and resolutions to be forward-
ed to the provincial board /of health. as
soon as possible.. ra

From Prominent Family.
*, Chas. Webster, received a telegram
from the relatives of the late Wm. Simp-
son yesterday afternoon, instructing him
to have the body buried here in the best
possible manner and send a: bill of all
‘familydt-Gambric
wired “Rev.

M. J.O'HEARN, The Clothier.

Cor. Columbia Ave, and Lincoln-St.

_ For Sale:.

2000 Evening Star.....-
en Bae sad Boston.
Be.

SETA OCOGOOOHOH OOOO OOOH

seeee 1,088
POUNDS.
«- 418,000

BQQEVLOAOWOOYSEE COS

‘C. O. Lalonde “te
Je e a on e for little
F y cite : i chaps
f §trong shoes foreturdy boys and stylish shoes'for athers,
‘+ dainty shoes for little girls and misses and@-clegant shoes for
their mothers. We dv not. confine v plying
unyone age or cex with FOOTWEak, but,make a epecialty
of good ehees for’everyone.” Our stuck is complete, com-
‘prising every kind of Boot and Shoe manufactured, light,
medium, or heavy. Prices‘are all light, however.

"qm REDDIT ‘JACKS 0 THERH’S A LOOSENESS
i PUR R ade dee AGEN AER EE s i Fy Felt after juin one bottle of our

. en eS OF Ee ee ere ie
Bees JOIN Ts. ore ean and the eure

which eeemed ini porsible is a rentity. “Mude froina new but

well tried prescription. PRICE50 CENTS » bottle.
Our Prescription Pepartment is always at your service.

McLEAN & MORROW,
Opposite the Bank of Montreal. — TAE , DRUGGISTS

Gan-
eee
+: Jadge Forin, is in the city from Nel-
gon to attend the carnival, and he may
alsa sit in a speedy triala session to._hear
the case of C. J. Davis, who is
trial on charge of: stealing an overcoat
and he wants a epeedy trial uf
that he should not be‘ deprived of his
liberty longer, while he can.” prove his
innocence. a
iA. B. Clabon, the old liberal war
horse, will leave ina few days for the
coaat on a short visit, and from there he
will go direct to England, where he ex-
to make an extended visit, and j

ects t 4
Trill pfobably not, retsn ‘to, Rossland STILL LEADS
THE WAY. ©

Peter Rodier, the old’ reliable tinner,
is now at-work again and located in Okun-
‘ogan building, Spokane Street, is’ pre- ‘We reach the hearta of the
pared to do all workin his line promptly corsumers through their stom-
at the lowest living prices. Money can ache by giving them the PURE

HEALTHFUL, PLEASING
BEVERAGE DRINK THE

be saved by patronizing him.ft
fib SERA ES
Le Roi

Guld Seal
LAGER BEER.

Call for and see that you
getit. Itis the most Health-
ful and Appetising Beer
brewed.

292

-" B HALEY, .

WHOLESALE
"ano RETAIL
_DEALERIN.» ©

Beef; .
Pork, ©
Mutton,

Fish
Ovsters ©

‘Ross : Thompgen. a

ec way

ted with bis family for 18 vears.

aleo learned that his family was a very
prominent one.

‘he body was encased in a most hand-
eome casket and the funeral services
were held at W..R. Beatty’s cha)
10 o'clock a. m., Rev. Gandier ’ o!
ing. After the services the. co!
formed in line and the remoins were foi-
lowed to: the Laurel Hill cemetery by a
large number of mourning friends.

THERE ARE NO CANDIDATES

Simpson, Clute, Lavally and Greer
Withdraw.

at
iciat~

\ THE TORRENS ~ LAND BILL,

Vicronra, B. C., Jan. 24.—In the: lig-
islature today the speaker anncunced
that he could. find no president for act-
ion on his part in the matter of the com-
plaint of Price Ellison against the on-
seemly language uscd toward him with-
in the precincts of the house by, Attor-
ney-General Martin. | The house being
in ion at tne time hehad no juris-
diction. ,

Premeir Semlin added that the rules
laid down for the protection of members
applied to protection .from the. public
ety not from each other. Colonel Baker
again urged that 2 committce should be
named to deal with the matter, but the
subject dropped without-any action.

The bill for the introduction of the
‘Torrens eystem of.land ‘registration was
read a second time after further discus-
sion.

Cee At ve. Kaslo, Smith
THURSDAY. NEXT-ommencermsGREAT WAR

RANTED sale‘at 28 Spokane St. See our Ladie’s shoes. etc. at 5c and Bbc
the $ Also many other goods. a Pees:

J... F. Fitzpatrick, | the sanitary
plumter, Has..removed his office anid
shop to the corner of Columbia avenue
and Washington street, under Cap
Shaw’a cigar store. alti.

‘Mrs. Heard, at ‘the Ladies’ atore, is
closing out her holiday goods left. after
Chriatmas at your own price and wants
you to call and examine them. ie

WANTED—A smart, bright. girl to act
as cashier at the Hotel Allan Cafe. tf

NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given to the electors
ofthe municipality of the City: of Rossland,
that I require the presence of tne said electors
at the city offices on Columbia avenug, on

Tuesday, the 24th Day of Junuary, 1899,

Jj. F. AONEYFORD
The East End Tailor.
exFine: Suit-cp

171: Cotumpta Avenux East.

WILL BE NO ELECTION FRIDAY

The Effort to Have J. S. Clute Go in
By Acclamation Failed
Completely.

Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and resi-
dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of
‘Loronto. ,

If you are not satisfied with yourlaun
dry ‘work try the Rossland Laundry-
same location, near postoffice.

ecm te battled those hom

t
jbolgue of us know our-goode are—thaugh

or Alewber
Sherr Beit the p ood but better. |"

bd 4 1c8 our-g
sold at f the price of other storés—notonly as
a? oods ton the dé ¢ fire eal
Spokane Street - keratin gucatpete omaceatienetas (2m
poxka. y is boss ang most faahianabie rood, ft _ Cable Adress: “PARKER.”

The muddle that the carnival, civic

Rossland. Opera House.

‘ALL STAR.
ALL STAR,
‘ALL STAR.

English Specialty Co.

THE BEST

VALUE

FOR THE

ROSSLAND, B.C.

M. A. Wilson
‘& Co.

7

ROSSLAND, B. C.

Moreing & Neal's, Teiephone,
Codes { Bedior! Mehetl's. - a3
Clough’s.

Chas, E, BENN. J.L. Parken.

UL PARKER & GO,

ROSSLAND, B. C.

Ati2o'elock, noon, for tae purpose of electing
pal

them in the muniel

Ward No. 3, caure:
seph Albert Barrett.
Nominations of Candidate.

‘Tho candidates shall be nominated in
ing; the writing sball bo subserited by.
voters of the runieipality ag proposer und

wri

onder, and shull be del
Oftcer at any time between the date of
tlee und 2

2p. nl.
Hehe event of u poll belug necessary, auch poll
a

fi
willbe opened on
Friday the 2t7h Day of January, 1899,

t
vw fillthe yacaney in
by the resignation of Jo-

te
two
4 und Fee-
livered tothe Returning

9. n0-
‘of the day ef nomination, and

NO SCHOOL TOMORROW.

dren Attend,
The request of the carnival committer

nival sports, will no doubt be complie
with.

) ts
Thatis There Will Be No School If No Chil-

as published in lust evening’s Recor, | w
that the parents allow their children to
remain away from schvol Thuraday and
Friday, sv they could witness ‘the car-

zom
’
a
> KDOD
neon, 2nd; TE Douglass, 8rd, and
Brown, ékip. . . :
e| Inrink No. 2 it. was Rossland vs. Nel-
aon, headed as. follows: For Rossland,
+H. Patterson, lead; F W Pretty, 2nd;
JB Elwood, 3rd, and -A B Cranston,
skip. For Neleon, W'H Jones, lead; D
C Hodge, 2nd; W F Anderson, 3rd, and
4 PJ Ruesell, ekip. These teams were
well matched and played a close game.
Rink No. 3 had for ita Roseland

has been staightenéd out by all the
did A y with-

y
drawing from the contest.

At 11 o'clock this morning the follow-
ing document.was filed:

me Rossuanp, Jan, 25, 1899.

To. rHz Rerugnina Orvickk oF THE
Crry or _Rossnanp:—We, the under-
signed candidates for alderman of the
third ward, hereby withdraw our names
from the contest in the ensuing election,

holiday and election all fell on Friday - ;

ONE SOLID WEEK.
ONE SOLID WEEK.
ONE SOLID WEEK.

PEOPLE : PEOPLE 15
PEOPLE PEOPLE

MONDAY.
MONDAY,
: MONDAY.

The children, of couree, are all anx- |£Zentatives,
ious for it to be that way. The teachers
tov, would like to view the aporte. ‘The | Be:
echool board has no objection. \ The fact
that no onein Rossland is authorized to
grant the school children a holiday ren- | 8k
dors the course suggested. the only one
to give the children an’ opportunity. to
enjoy the carnival with‘other people.

Everybody says Ict the children” stay
away from school Thursday and Friday,
and what everybody thinks is right must
~ | be right. Te

Quick Work. MD RITERS

ani BROKERS,

rtios examined, Mines manaxed,
tandard Stocks bought and sold."

JL. PARKER

Consulting mining. engineer ,Dundee,-
‘Tamarac and Fairmont:

~ TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords
* for Trousers...

‘At tho elty oftces, Columbia avenue, from 8
o'clock a. m. to4 o'clock p.m.

Or Which every person is hereby required to
take notice and govern himself accordingly

Qualification for Aldermen.

MONEY
MARKET

¥OR ALL

. PURPOSES.

The day of nominatiou being past, and
ip, F there being 3g candidates, there can be
it no election held next Friday.
Rink No.8 was Nelson vs. Rossland) Tt will now be noceaeary for another
election to be cafled and advertised,
which if done immediately. will fix nom-
ination day, Wednesday, February 1,
and the election, Saturday, February 4.
‘As atated in Yesterday’a Recon, Te
Clute was induced to allow the use of
his name as a compromise candidate, in
hopes that he might goin by acclaina~
tion and thereby avoid an election. All
efforts toyget the other candidates to
withdray in his favor failed, eo it was
agreed that they all withdraw, which
waa done, as stated above,

1

fub-
twenty-one years, and

Pr d'have

ree
short notice, ore con!
pay all damages ane any class of goods. - :
We sell Washington seasoned Fir and Tamaraii woo.
Stables: First Aventue, {-  : . Pffice: 9 Washingt
Bet. Spokane and Washington Ste. £°

John: W, Hartline, Proprietor.

Ps
A

THE GREATEST AGGREGATION
Of Star ox Spdalty oc Ansis,

COMMENOING MONDAY, JAN, 23. |
‘Popular Prices—26cta, 60 cta and 7bcts.

/

ip.

5 was Roseland vs, Sandon, with
DrJ8 Armstrong, lead; W_ Ross,
2nd; James Anderson, 3rd, and R
Morkill, skip for Rousland, and Sandon
had Rev A M Sanford, lead; 1 Crawford,
2nd; A Crawford, 8rd, and ML Grim-
mette, skip, These teams were also

Police Court,
John Benedict was fined $15 this
“| morning by Magistrate Jordan, for. be-
ing drunk and disorderly, and Pat Sull-
van was remanded to jail fora week for
being drunk and incapable,

SPOKANE STREET

J. : L, Parker ; & Co.,! One Door East of Col. rae
SOLE AGENTS, DAL me

a

Just received direct from England,
carpets, ruge, curtains and linoleum.
The Crescent, x

WM. McQUEEN,

RETURNING OFFICER,