d. Stock

Wants, For Sale, Rent, Lost Etc

Tencente altine for the first Inserti
. cente a tine thereafter.

| Investors’
ia Directory of
New York

Offer to well yor
names and uddresses a

LISTED STOCKS.

5, Thornton
Langley,

John McTeer
Repass.

: and five
a m.call)p m,call

Name of Company.

Bid|Aak| Bid!

SITUATIONS WANTED.
WFanruncAgent to ell Boo cords of wood, Ad-
THE dress Eaury

RECORD'S :
+| WRITE-UP.

THE TAILOR AND GENT’S FURNISHER.

The Rossland

VOL, 1. NO, 291

mn
Big

‘a women, a position in hotel or
Bix Three .:

in Rossland or elsewhere. Could

evening Record.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1897.

COWS IN GRAVEYARD

=:
To the People of Raat, i

Why give your orders for Sults
to outsiders, every order given in
that way means money taken out
; and in most cases you |
are fur irom eatisfied with the fit
and styles of the goods you get.

Patronize Home Industry.

BOOTS AND SHOES. 4

GENTLEMEN:
Have you seen my Stock?
If not, why not. [can show you all
ost and most fashionable

t,I can please the most
fastidious in'Fine Footwear. 4

PRICES RIGHT. wd 8

WANTED: A two-roomed furnished house; have |
no children or pets. P. O. Box 1H. 41-tf.
WanTED—Position as housekeeper or chamber
maid. Apply at tnis oftice. 5-3tf.
WAnteD—A partner to try half interest in good
paying coal business, Apply at this office.

Minit
Investments.

PRICE 5 CENTS
SUNDAY RELIEF PARTY

Railroad Will Be Asked for a
Train to Take the
Workmen.

LOOK AT
Fraser's Window

JUST ARRIVED

THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF

TI@E, SUNSET WORKINGS. MISCELLANEOUS PROCEEDINGS.
Application of John McCreery for a
position on the police force; referred to
the police commission.
Applications of Miss Swan, Miss Me-
1 Mrs. Campbell to be the
referred to

Corresdundence
Solicited. | (! BI pa : en

| 300 In
a a
| oF Fi aera to

Airectorien or agency

Visit to One of the Canadian Gold

ROOMS FOR RENT. Fields Properties.

BABIES

Are becoming plentiful in Rossland
So we have laid in a etock of

Baby Carriages,
Baby Carts,
- Baby Hammocks.

Orrice: Crown Point
RECORD BLOCK, Cumberland
ROSSLAND, B.C.

A newspaper man who has had con-| Alderman Raymer Will Introduce
siderable experience in the various min-

ing camps of the west writes his im-
pressions of one of the mines of Rossland,
which is being steadily developed, as
follows:

&

mM. J. OHEARN. rder need not be

Mined to the full ist

= as they will
divide and a

above to sult. pill

ore than’ 500,000,000

dollars of idle money

awalting investment

JUST ARRIVED [Baechtiins

by the men wh
exe hames are u
AT THE tigate placing ‘mining
The listsare f
WHITE x HOUSEeta ss
3 i y
FULL LINE OF

tna ttn dee
Spring Suitings.
Trousers and
Overcoatings.

cont!
in ai

a Bylaw to Protect
Cemeteries.

pectorships from
McGowan,

Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers
Sponge Bags
Perfumes
Mirrors, Ete.

be timekeeper

finance committee.

A letter from T. L. Long, city engi-
di: for his it

room RESTAURANTS.

Rossland. May 5, 1897.
Editor of the Recorp:—There are
some mines in this camp that will sur-
prise their shareholders in the extent
and richness of the ore daily being un-
covered, and while some ignorant street
loungers are predicting all sorts of dire
dixaster to some of Rossland’s mines, it
is really refreshing to climb out of town,
and visit a mine about which but little
is being said, but where work is going
on all the time, and where results are
being accomplished that will soon give
this camp another big shipper.
Yesterday afternoon a visit was made
to the Sunset No. 2, the property now
being opened by The Canadian Gold

wae

ANoTHER valuable discovery: ue Vendome
‘is the best place in town to dine.

Tux Vendome restaurant leads, serving fine

‘meals and prices reasonable.

Business lunch 25 cents at the Vendome.

Tus Vendome gives quick servicejon short no-

tice and everything first class.

neer, SITY?
Mr. Harp was referred to the committee FOR HU MAN ITY’S SAKE
on public works. +
A communication from Mr. Chipman =
of Toronto stating that he would be glad
to with the city in regu to
planning its water und sewerage system
was also referred to the committe on
public works.
letter from Robert Sherbrooke,
complaining that the pools of stagnant
water on 8t. Paul street created an al- -
most unbearable stench, and are a men-
ace to the health of the community, and| All hope of the railroad company or
Soest ey immediate Lone be the provincial government recovering
n city governmen abate # tes Patrick Sulliv:
the nuisance, was referred to the health the dead bodies of Patrick Sullivan and
committee. Robert McWanney, who lost their lives
_The owner of lots 8, 9 and 10 in the | in the land slide, it seems must be aban-
oy lees tae notice that be wale doned. ‘The city of Rossland, or her
perty, owing to the | Vit} 5s yélies
fact that he ia erecting “buildings upon citizens, must be relied upon to show the
the lots. The road to Trail passes humanity which the case demands.
through these lots, which are on Koot- On the night of April 19 six men were
ig! P!
enay avenue. killed by an awful landslide, seven miles
below Rossland, on the Canadian side of
the international boundary line. Four
of the bodies were recovered by the
railroad company and then all work
abandoned. The Recorp has, ior

EXPENSES OF THE ELECITON

FOR BALE.

Tenor”

an
olden Drip...
jolden Queen

: inquire of Jennie L Stone, 21 No. Colum-

and projects that the public is justly uit of in Record block
fronting on Columbia ave. Suitable for of-
itove.

prospects. The Recorp has no desire forsent. Apply:w Isaparial Clase sore, Bro
above all else, that the write-up of

reat Western.

and complete uccount of the mines in

There are so many “paid write-' y) For Bunt—Two floors of the Goodev
fa th , 'y “paid write-ups Bullding Meee oes; bert location int
in the p of mining wn.

bia avenue.
a For Rent.—Suit of rooms

skeptical upon the absolute reliability a

Paccounte.ci veri ‘ fice. Foldihg bed ff
ol given of various mines and | Fon Rent: Fine furnished comfortable rooms |"
© epreciate the efforts of publish For RENT: A and
in this direction, but it does desire, | {2 Tutte te Hesone DOR
this camp, to soon be undertaken, be
-|accepted as a truthful, conservative
the vicinity of Rossland, and therefore

make this offer:

Fon SaiecOhieken ranch In good location.
‘AisoS hogs. Apply at this office. — S-4+tf.
Fon SALe.—Cheap, 050 horse power boiler in
good condition, Address Box 512, ‘Rossland,

4-17-tf.
For SALE.—A 5_horse-

and boiler, used less t)
at Red Star Stable.

rey Eagle.. Liquor License IL M
attie Brown.
Applications for Jobs—

City Pay Roll.

Mayor and City Council Should
Take the Matter in Hand
at Once.

‘
cent. postal delivery! is
uaranteed, they are so
ate and reliable,
‘or price or fur
gartioulars call crag
ress

A Complete assortment of

HAMMOCKS
H. S. Wallace’s

Stationery and Wall Paper
-. Store. .

s

DENTISTS.

eres rere

wer upright engine
in one month, inguire
4-2tf

GEO.. FRASER 41 Columbia

Turner 4: Robertson

ELECTRICIANS.

We handle all Electrical Supplies.
Estimates given on Electric Light
Wiring, Bell Hanging, ete.

Basement No. 18, Columbia

Avenue.

Wanted.

Dr. Finzey, dentist, Stuss! block,

G. A POUNDER, Pres.
x

WE WILL PAY

$100 IN GOLD

FOR ANY FALSE STATEMENT

ay, grain and

‘heir prices

attention. It will pay you to call
27th

PHYSICIANS. 8.C.E, Record Office

x

Dp. Srxciaig, Occidental block.

Several important matters were dis-
cussed at the city council last night, but
owing to the absence of City Solicitor
MeNeill, who is in Nelson and Alder-
inan Fraser, who was unavoidably de-
. ein aes tained from the session, no new appoint-
Fields Syndicate Limited. Up 8} ments were made, and it was d: ed to
excellent trail, a guide led the way to| postpone the introduction of the money
the lower tunnel now in 75 feet. We} bylaw until Mr. McNeill’s return which
waited a moment until five blasts had | will be Friday next, when a special
expended their force, and the smoke | meeting will be held. The notification

Xt by t of George Albert

s

Le: A new piano at a bargain on eas;
iiquire dv this omce. 7
For Sans: First class or
will sell outiit cheap. Apply at this office.

Fox Sane: An Erie bicycle, new. Apply at this

PLUMBING.

Capitalized for only’ $250,000.

TREASURY STOCK 25ets.

uliet
‘night Templar.

CM. WaLuEe, practical sanitary plumber, cor.
e
‘ootenay-London

ane street and Columbia avenue.

*Phon
2-30th
Le

Fou Sauz: Cheap, fall oa sults would fit
a1 a in. Or a le . L. W.,
this office. ns, ADIT: Les
For SALE: A comple outfit for a count:

Empey Bros.

Pe
Groceries,

.| Containedin the Entire Write-Up

First-class Fit and
Workmanship guar-
anteed.

Rossland “B. C.
ree

ANOTHER BUSINESS
«FOR ROSSLAND...

Daniel and Chambers

Are opening a Wholesale and
Retai

Fur.: Buy your tuel of the ked Star stables.
Woop: Leave your orders for wood at the Red
‘Star stables. Prompt delivery.
Woon: The Red Star stable people have s steam
wood saw located at east end Columbia ave.
nds of wood constantly on hand.
Woop: Leave your orders for wood at the Brit-
ish Columbia Mil) Co.'s office o26tt

news-
press.

The Ottaws Gold Mining Company, Limited,

paper; Washington elght column han

‘And will obligate the Recorp’s plant| _Apply'at this office.
36 For Saze: A livery barn and clear title to lot

and good will of the paper to the | "on which it is located for sale at a bargain
aithful performance of this obliga- eau SaPPty es eee 2ott
= . R SALE: Fre teams 1 \-
tion. We only wish to qualify this Dut sleds OF Wagons. Lor ale cee
; d igati business for sale: ‘The onl:
offer by being released from oblig: Dae NS in nritish Columbia, A ATs
when others are given as authority. class investment. Apply at this office.
Realizing that it will be impossible Fotaconn. The EVENING ange following bows

Provisions and
Produce.

Call and see goods

and get prices.

MARTIN SCAWIEG
At the WHITE HOUSE.

FROM VICTORIA.

Kellie Says His Position on Alien Law
Is Misunderstood.

Opposite
BANK or MONTREAL

LIVERY STABLES.

PAINT HOUSE

ig on sale at the following pews

ed Top Mount'n:

ed Mount’nView

t E Leeg Mot Erin
int.

to obtain all information desired, by
personal examination, and expert
opinioné, we make this reservation.

The write-up, which will first be

n

atands in Vancouver, B.C.: Hotel Vancouver,
H. L, Strauz, 314 Cordova st.; C. E. Turner,
481 Cordova st.; Baily Bros.; Clark & Stew-
art; Thom Statlonery ‘Co.; Beddell &
.; Norman Cople & Co. E. Galloway & Co.,
agents for Vancouver.
For Sate—Furnished

Horses:Get your saddle and pack horses at
‘the Red Star stables.

Sueigus: The Red Star stables make aspecialty
of sjejehing parties.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Burton City, B.C.

Free Delivery.

All kinds of SECOND HAND HOUSE-
HOLD GOODS.
Highest Prices Paid.
Head of Spokane Street.

In their block, one door cast Grand
Union Hotel. They will carry a COM-
PLETE STUCK of PAINTS, OILS,

VARNISHES, BRUSHES. Everything bs

early
steps to pI

Victoria, B.C., May 4.—A new fee
scale which makes every individual free
miner’s certificate $5 as now, but for
companies having a capital of $100,000 or

humanity’s sake, urged that the bodies
be recovered and accorded a decent
Christian burial. Everybody seems
willing to help a little, and if this prof-
fered assistance could be centralized the

house for sale cheap.
SB3t.

in the line of Painters’ Supplies.
Apply James Lee's store.

r
EUGENE B, FRANKEL, 0. G.,
Scientific Optician,

Has all the tests and instruments
for detecting and correcting defects
in sight, ‘and has the facilisies for
duplicating any lenses and filling

any prescriptions for glasses.
Xo charge for ination
OFFICE.
ROSSLAND, DRUG STORE,

0. Brock.

published in the Datty REcorD, will
be re-published in the Weekly, aod
then, condenged and revised for the

MiD-SUMMER SOUVENIR

Which will appear about July 1st.

less, $50, and above this $100, was

RM

work might be promptly done.

It is now proper to ask the Red
b in rrilroad to furnish a
train Sunday morning to convey volun-
teer workmen to the scene of the dis-
aster and bring them back in the even-
ing. Two hundred men with picks,
shovels, axes and saws, it is thought,
can easily be secured to put in & day’s
work. More than likely the bodies can
be recovered in one
and city council will

ii with the presi

rAttention Ladies:
Mrs. M. Heard
has opened her new
store on Columbia
ave, where every:
thing in the line of
ladies’ and child-
ren’s furoishings
may be found.

Gene

S. Glazan.

Rossland Candy Co,

Fine French Candies made daily.
Best in Rossland.

sed.

Kellie says he has been
on the alien question. He favored Gra-
ham’s amendment, but is not in favor of
blocking aliens working in Mines. He
believes in them having to take out
their papers, however, before locating
claims.

th r ‘Attorney General Eberts introduced a
this the rein the same bill to make further ions for divid-
width and about the same values. It)and were in hen he | ing the province for judicial purposes.
width an“ietermined to trace the vein| drove them out the owner of the cows} A till to provide. for ‘dont ’ c
on the surface, and commencing at the| made for him and there might have been | property holders voting in municipali- for the train and some assistance,
mouth of the main shaft, the vain. has| serious trouble if Beatty, being | ties was also introdue least to the extent of providing a lunch,

ior

DRAYAGE.

business wi

TERM,
Who" will collect all Seu!
counts due by the fi

Witnesss: C. J. LEGGATT, oS, ‘

E. E. STONE.
R. HEEDLE,

Schwa
Stage

wee LBTES
Movina: If you have household goods to move i
cait's Roa'Star transfer wagon
Deavacs: The Red Star Transfer Company
handles all kinds of freight promptly.
Txaxina: If you want delivering or teaming of
guy kind done call up the Hed Star Stables.
‘Tel. No. 8. Tot

x

Mars

Dated April 30, 1897.

Fu
RS

he found that the
e fence

feet west on the vein, and f

DISSOLUTION NOTICE. 2 doors west Allan House, Columbia Ave

Notice is hereby given that the rtnershi| 3
hereby given that the PaeTender:|l- a. KERR, DDS

signed, as bi under tS. Dentist and Oral Surgeon.

Strause & Co.,
¢ ®- | All work the best that skil/
‘accom

1,

ff you have a trunk or baggage of
‘any kind you want moved, the Ked Star
Transfer will do it 1
Praxos: If you want a safe or piano moved go
rANot: U2 Siar Transior Company. to do ¢;
fhey are responsible for all damages. , B. C., has
‘Tue Red Star Transfer Company meets all out- ym ze
going and in-coming trains aad will call. at be paid to Louis
gay part of abe city for baggage or passengers. 1 aforesaid, and all
We never miss the train. Esti’ Ce

This issue will consist of at least

10,000 COPIES

eer)

and experience can

Turkish Baths:
Ying British America’
Vancouver Group...

THE
DAILY
RECORD

25 cents a
Week delivered

Mr.
ad.

tance} much smaller Beaty: peoat | wtin introduced a land act amend- |Sunday for the workmen. It has been
of 315 feet to the present tunnel. . Jed thus avoiding a. conflict Ald. Raymer | ment bill, giving the ¢ power wisely sug d that the
From the mouta of the tunnel, 9 dis- | emphasized the injury thus being done, | to lease blocks of land of 20acres to ac- of the street work go along and take the
i 1e

Hamman, Turkish and Russian Baths, Elec-
trie Massage, Chiropodist Work,“ Face ‘Trest-
ment. Open day.and night.
Tadies'.-Tuesday and Friday afternoons and
nights. _ Private rooms for ladies. ‘i

‘Trader's building, entrance on Lincoln St.
Jas, J, MACKAY, GEO. F, MANN,
Prop. Masseur.

Line

Bound and Illustrated. Office over Fraser's Drug Store,

Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St,

nership are
UNLISTE!

$20,000 To Loan
In sums of $500 oF mie for short tine’ on ap-

presented to t!
the same will be settled.
‘Dated at Rossland, B.C., this 26th day of
April, 1897.
SAMUEL STRAUSE,
LOUIS _B, HARRIS,
‘Witness: GRACE HARRIS.
‘M. G. ABBOTT. ts,

NOTICE.

All persons living within the incor-
For the greatest and finest assortment, of boots | yo-.'e limits ofthe City of Rossland,
and shoe store. z bee’ | are uereby notified to clean up, remove
Gurthe Reconp every night by carrier for 25 | and destroy all refuge and garbage about
cents per week. Leave orders at the office. their premises, before the 1st day of
May, 1897. Those failing to comply
with this order will be prosecuted ac-
cording to law. By order of
CITY BOARD OF HEALTH.
Dated this 20th day of April, 1897.

tance toward the center shaft of 112 feet, | saying that while Tespect was duc to the | tual occupiers, oF ith provisiona to enable Bee ee pelonging oy
locates the point where the ore chet’) dead the council should also have some | the occupiers to purchase. In the same and direct the work. Quite a
properly begins as exposed on the | s0¥ | regard for the living. He gave notice|billis a provision that where crown number of business men have expressed &
tace, Following this chute there is 213) that at the next Mnesting he would intro- | grants is given to lands after April 17, | Willingness 1 d do what they
feet cn the surface, 75 feet down the|duco a bylaw inaking it # punishable) 1896, if the ‘on to lands ded ints town | could. ‘The Recoxp has small) sub:
=_ shaft and 70 feet in the west drift, giv-| offense for anyone to allow stock to run| lots, one quarter of such lots revert to scription in money and work, which will
= ing a dinial ‘of 283/gt large within the city limite. As | the government. be turned over to the city council, or a
fout of 8 cont of the ¢ See ard (a eaeent iy is located on Cee acicominemere committee which may, be appointed. to
foi the width of the chute on surface, |disputed ground he thought. per (opetaharge of the work.
L ALONDE 30 inches, and from the increased width hepa it Bro onot be ght. Per NEWS FROM OTTAWA. Ke change of ae OnE ie the
it has the confidence
d fact it is—that the

pm.cail
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

a — Oy

s Just stop and loo!

THE WHEKLY jf scemmccs
RECORD

For fine fruit and choice candies call at the
‘Columbia Candy Company, Reserve st, near
Washington. in
Every day brings new customers to Lalonde.
‘Itstands to reason that when a man makes
poots and shoes a specialty, that it must be
the Tot
8 Pages
ages
Will be Issued
Vi y DRUGGISTS.
ee ae
McLean & Morsow, t
MONDAY Suma A ceolved"a con of Gouge aiid gotiet
requisites.

right house.
and tollet
25tf
It will contain all the principal
news published in the Daily
and a resume of

« SUNDAY DOINGS”

Including a Synopsis of the Ser-
mons delivered at the
different Churches.

Bossburg

FOR ALL

POINTS IN

THE...

Kettle

Ri turgke Consolidate
iver od Hope.

Country

Name of Company.

D. M. LINNARD,

Cook Building, Columbia Ave., Rossland

rrr
JO'ON |

Bia[ Ask

J. 1, McKenzie, M. D.,

McGill, Montreal,
and A

ee ——

Phy s

Licentinl of the Royal Collego of Physicians
and Surgeons, Edinburgh Licential of the Kac- ROSSLAND
ulty of Physic! nd Si 0

d Gi .
sichley mao of Bye und at Diseases WEEKLY WHAT IS THE
Orrice: SMITH-HEWIIT BLOCK. RECORD. MATTER WITH

Pees] oom | Twa aed

3 the shaft, where it was 18 inches from | at present to enter into the proposition only feasable one to accomplish the
in the gace,’to a depth of 75 feet, where | of purchasing the cemetery, though this] British Columbia Delegation Calls on
it was four feet, itis safe to assume the | ghould be done as soon a8 practicable.
average width of the schute will be fully] Mayor Scott thought A! dermsn Bay:
our feet. 2 tion quite commendable.
‘Thus from evidence apparent to the mer’s sugges! al
eye, the actually uncovered” vein, there FOR A PAY DAY. .
iano doubt that the Canadian Gold} Alderman Raymer also suggested that
Fiell Syndicate has a mine that will not] pay day should be established ‘and
only prove a big shipper in the near|thaught that the tenth of each month| A delegation of British Columbia
future, but one whose ore will assay an thavgtr ea convenient date as the pay-| members waited on Cartwright today
average of over and above $50 per ton.|;oll could be made out on the frst) asking f ‘peidized line of stea!
Tienew tunnel will be pushed, untilland the committees would “| asking for » subsidized line of ‘steam-
it taps the center shaft at a depth of 115 | time to report by the tenth. The mat- ships trom Victoria, B. C., to South
below the surfa tersvas referred to the committee on | America. Parsee paid the gover:
r eet ment appoint a commissione
public works for consideration. go there re ad seo what could be done
towal that direction.

much desired object, and it is sincerely
hoped that it will be successful.

yonxT

Cartwright.
W. M. HENDRICKSON, M. D rtwrigl

Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians
and Surgeons, etc., British
Columbia, nada.

Only Monday Morning

MISS BEDDARD WAS ILL.
Paper in the City.

oe
pet

Ottawa, Ont., May 4.—The house was
all day in supply ana made good pro-
gress with the estimates.

rect to Lalonde’s boot and shoe store for
rubber boots and rubbers. A large assort-
ment has just been received. 7-ott

3

our m

this store—in our goods—
g If we have & th d custom-
ers now, we want two thousand next year, aud we
Jenow we shall hold them and please them and
more than satisfy them—year in and year out.

HE'S ALL RIGHT!
Columbia Avenue LALONDE'S SHOE 8TORF

Large Audience Disappointed Last
Night—‘‘Yellow Curtain” Tonight.

Contains news of the

Late Surgeon Workingman’s

BATHS. Hospital, Butte, Mont.

Mines,
Churches,

Real Estate,

Foneen te

QUICK
RETURNS

FOR THOSE
WHO USE
THE RECORD’S
WANT
COLUMNS.

u
Ss

The Beddard English Comedy com-
pany was to have begun a three nights
engagement at Hart’s opera house last
night, but unfortunately the opening
was postponed until tonight, May 5th,
consequent upon the serious illness of
Miss Beddard. A very large number of

embled to see the first play in
poor ae Yello Curtain, cin,”

Barus:L adies’ entrance to the new baths from
‘the European Hotel. Tat
BATHROOMS

‘basins, all

OFFICE: Srusst BLock, ROSSLAND
with tubs and marble *
styles, All work per-
C. M, Weller, sanitary

fitted up
kinds and
sonally attended to.
plumber. ’Phone 27.

Sports and

ROSSLAND

Sanitary and Water Tank Company |p ow. p. BEATTY, gaat 0 les

UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING,
Court, near St.
OreN DAY AND NIGHT.
Caskets and Metal Linluz always oa hand
‘Telegraph Orders promptly attended to.

es

eT
x

HOOSON GOES TO ’FRISCO.

With Two Witnesses Who Will Testify
in Barglary Case.

OrFFicE: COMMERCIAL ALLEY, Camp Life.
Between International and Northern Hotels.

E, O. CRAFTON - -

*s. C. CHEZUM. . JOHN JACKSON, JR. .

Rossland Mining Abstract Co

Full information concerning titles to mining properties in
‘Trail Creek Division.

a
FEELING IN MANITOBA.

et
x :

Reliable Information Concerning Koote-
nay Eagerly Sought After.

the repertoire, “The
but had to be dismissed at 8:45.

Miss Beddard is very much improved
today and positively appear tonight in
that thrilling society drama, ‘The
Yellow Curtain.”

Manager.

Cc. M. Weller,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER
All work attended to promptly

Office and shop corner Columbia
and Spokane street.

A. PARE
_—— ARCHITECT —

—o—
NEXT DOOR TO
CITY HOSPITAL

Provineial Constable John Hooson in | fy
compliance with instructions from head-
quarters left thie morning for San Fran-
cisco with two witnesses: Pauline Wil-
liams and Harry Wilson, who it is
thought will be able to identify the men
in custody there on a charge of robbing
a jewelry store in Fossland and one in
Spokane.

Since Hooson’s service in
the police department this is the first
time he has been accorded any extended
mission,

THOSE AWFUL YANKEES.

Now it issaid a shiver of dism -; is
ling and ding the spinal
column of Britain’s aristocracy, from
the Prince of Wales to the smallest count
and no account baron in the United
Kingdom, because some speculative Am-
ericans have bought up every point
where a good view of the mighty proces-
gion which isto honor her majesty in the e1 f
great sixty-yoo hilee can be had, says 1
the Salt Lake Tribune. To add to the

TOBACCO AND CIGABS.
Patnonize home indust:
Kootenay and Rossi:

in Rossland.

oe

Smoke Enterprise,
and Favorite cigars, made

to pay
until July 15.

‘Alderman Johnson said that he had
talked to City Counselor McNeill con-
cerning the point raised by the mayor,
and that Mr. McNeill had said that so
long as the bylaws mn passed its
provisions would have to be adhered to,

for licenses would be
y $200 fora license ex-

ly 15.

suggested that the
council postpone action until Mr. Me-
Neill returns, when the bylaw will be
amended so that a license for six months

Winnipeg, Man., April 29.—(From the
Recorp’s traveling: correspondent. ]—A
great deal of interest is being taken here
in the Kootenays. The impression seems
to have been prevailing in some quar-
ters that the mining development is only
a boom.that will not last: that there will
bea temporary excitement and after-
wards an inevitable collapse is feared by
some. This feeling,’ however, is being
overcome and information of a reliavie
A i ature combating this notion is eagerly
aera aa Saly 16 for $100. Sought after. A great many of the ‘Tnost

nag sages OM ymer ten. spoke of the | Proline to Manitoba are prepar-
bylaw covering hotels, and said that an ing to visit the Kootenays this year
error een committed in specifying
that the 30 rooms necessary to constitute
a licensed hotel should be bedrooms. He
cited the chartered cities laws to show
that the 30 rooms included all rooms in
the hotel.

Frank A. Baird,
BROKER,
Desler in Mii
Btocks.

The Scott Block,

olumbia Avenue.

Generaf Mining Business Transacted.

GIBSON & WILCOX Mining Blanks Carefully and Neatly Executs :

Practical Plumbers

Estimates furnished on all work.
Shop and office at

Basement, Postoftfice Block.

Conumpia Avenur, Rossnanp, B. C.

TET EXCHANGE NATIONAL DANE

Rossland,|- ‘gz

250,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $50,000.
Jacob Hoover, president; A, J. Ross. vice pre-
ident; E. J. Dyer, sashier.
Special case and xtteation paid to mining es
crows. Spokane, Wash.

ee

“LONG LIVE ANARCHY.”
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES.

Orrice: TayYLor BLOCK, Columbia Ave.
P. O. Box 568.

8 and

Record

WILL PAY

$100.00

IN GOLD

FOR ANY

FALSE STATEMEN
IN THE
MIDSUMMER
SOUVENIR

‘Tur Dominion: Bo:
‘Tue Leland: Columbia avenue.
THE Arlington,

the Trail creek
class. ning

h the season and the tables ai

the market supplies. (‘Nothing's too good
you when you stop at the Arlington.””

Five Anarchists Executed—Two Mar-
fa m.call|pm.call

ried in the Afternoon.

ROSSLAND, B. C.
Name of Company. pialaex best hotel in

BialAsk
i

bl

. C. Gold Fields...
ian Gold Fie
Der
&

Barcelona, May 4.—Five of the anar-
chists convicted of participation in the
bomb outrage on June 7 last, at the
feast of Corpus Christi, were shot this
morning outside the fort. They shouted
“Long live anarchy” just before the
order to fire was given. Two of the
men executed today were married yes-
terday afternoon to women who were
included among the prisoners to be
transported.

JAMES HUNTER. ROBERT HUNTER.

AUNTER BROS.

Wholesale and Retail.
AGENTS FOR GIANT POWDER CO.,

Cr
[’d’n Con. G. E:
S Am. Mining........

McMillan & Whitaer,

Up-to-date in every
th ng relating to

LOBT.

ost—Lailes Gold W atch and Chain, engraved

L, ¢, Liberal reward and no questions ask-
ed. Leave at Record Office. Sel-tf.
tl Logr.—Black morocco leather pocket bill book,
a about the pre: cont papers, checks and cash. Suitable
fo aed Seoowry. FROM THE RECORDS. contd. “Edave with HM. E. Jones, 115 Colum-
Agents Royal Gold Min- ; bia ave. 419-tf.
ing Compeny: ‘TRANSFERS.

APRIL 28,

Reliance, Success, 5,36 in eoch, P. A.
Silverstone to Harry Epstein,

The Sun -9, P. A. Silverstone

*Tne of is
by millions and fractions thereof..

MEAL eer GOODWIN CANDLES
an

and

ini ONLY ONE BID MADE.
Complete stock of Mining

Choice Groceries and Provisions
Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Hats

dian‘and A

—
YOUR

WANTS
ARE
MANY.

Lost: ‘A pocket book, around town; suitable
reward by leaving same at this office. 3-26tf

Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars Offered
for Arlington Hotel Fixtures.

MISS EMMA DOHERTY,
ARTIST.
Studio cor. Columbia and Lincoln, Upstairs.
Portraits and Local Scenes a specialty.

——
PERSONALS. .
William Hunter, who has been mana-
One bid of $2,500 was made for the | ger of the International _ hotel, re-
fixtures of the Arlington hotel at Trail

MAP FOUND.

McAULIFFE & CARSON
OR

THE LEADING

MERCHANT TAILORS.

ee ce ees
Founp—A lady’s parasol near reservoir. | ly
to Hecord Office. PPly

Dry Goods,

has
signed his position and left for Fort
From the best C: :

Steele.

A
NEWSPAPER PERSONAL.

Record’s
Job
Office
Will be
Complete

We Can Print
Anything from
A Visiting Card
Toa Full
Sheet Poster.

n.

. 14, P. A. Silverstone to Harry
Epstein.

Florence, 1-6, P. A. Silverstone to
Harry Epstein.

Midnight Fraction, 1-9, P. A.
stone to Harry Epstein.
Baltimore, J. Kelly to G. H. Green.
Porcupine, jou to G. H. Green.

Silver-

|

|

Ritta, Ed. Taylor to G. H. Green.
White Eagle, 2s, Charles Leder to
James L. Wilson.

Little Jack, Jacob Benson and Mary
Finn to T. G. Williamson.

Jim Dandy, Golien, Big Whale, Fi-
nance and Echo, 8. H. Bryanand James
A Ryan to Joseph Powell, (London Gold
Mining and Development company.

CERTIFICATES OF WORK.

April 30—South Kootenay Fraction,
Buffalo No, 2.

May 1—Penarby, Cosie, Snowflake,
Summerside,

cur?
IF SO,
ADDRESS

Dancina: Professor Dreyfous gives private les-
ay. 10-15tf

Ivyou want the Rossland Evenixa Recorp in
‘Spoke: ham.

Orders of all kindsexecated. Lessons given.

sons every di

ne go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. Gra

ALLEN G6. SMITA.

BAKERIES.

TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO,
Let me estimate and submit samples.

‘The best of all cats and engravings,
at moderate prices.

B.C. BAKERY, Hazelwood milk, tine creame!

B.C. Bakery. Fine bread, cakes and past!

Mopet Baxzny: Creamery and dairy

‘putter and fresh ranch eggs. 24 Woshington
street. S10tf

ry is
2 Washington street. 4-i-tf.
butter.
2Zitt

our specialty.

Fresh ranch eggs. 1: ste

Dr. Reddick.

Rossland.

Reserve Street, next to Drug Store.
British Columbia.

Office next door to Sisters’

Enquire about Burton City.

COLUMBIA AVE.

H.W. Kent, superintendent of the
Vernon & Nelson telephone company,
who has been here for some days, left

°
woo mise rere re
Srove coal at Hunter Bros. at ten dollars ton. B rick

this afternoon via Trail for V:

Hevwill return to Rossland about the

BUILDING MATERIALS.

20th to attend to the details of improv-
ing the

i e system here and at

Woop and lumber: We soll cheaper than any
wotbers, The Bi Co.

. . CHEAP . .

8, Langeake

T. Gregson & Cv.

J. Gore T. Gregscn

Manaj

AUCTIONEERS

AND VALUERS.
Advances made on Consignments.
Money to Loan.

Colville Brick and Lime Kilns

ritish Columbia

L. RUSCH, Pror.

COLVILLE WASH

USE

THE RECORD’S
WANT
COLUMNS.

——————

Miss Millio Amme
Pianist of the re7
nowned Amme ore
chestra,
Will Give Lessons
on the Piano
Conservatory L
Goi Avenue.

Notary Public.
< {ROSSLAND, B. OC.

TELEPHONE 9.

chagrin, peripathetic merchants have

the street

soestesoeste ste ste ste ste. vtestesteste:

GO....
...°TO

2

FOR YOUR

W. F. McNEILL'S

2
iNew Spring Shoes

"the latest styles in {Tan
AMOS Blood and Black

Sole Agent for the ‘Slater Shoe.”’

: Sole Ag’t for J. & I. Beel’s Fine Footwear

i NEXT TU THE POST OF ¥IU
DGS BGS EGS HA AGE AGS AGE 2US BOE AY

of men

the air 7
tnusie of multitudes of bands play-
ing ‘‘God Save the Bueen,” these gen-
tlemen will be exposing their wares and
plying. # profitable trade. Finally, the
Maundy coins issued by the Queen to
celebrate the charitable donation of the
have all been
reatly

but why we do
ge things have

the g

Government printing

W. B. Townsend.

Ed White, deputy.
Rosslander . . .
Advanced by returning officer.

ill was referred

$12

00
. 120 00
. 75 00
. 105 60

7 25

this morning, and the auction was post-
poned to 3 o’clock this afternoon. It is
thought that a sale will be made today.

———_——
TRIAL POSTPONED.

Messrs. Topping, Davenport, Et al.,
Have a Hearing Saturday.

‘The preliminary hearing of Col, E. 8.
Topping, Lee Davenport and others who
were charged yesterday, as stated in the
Recorp, with the malicious destruction
of a house erected by John Solden on
Helena street was postponed to Satur-
day at 2 o’clock.

W. L. Fagan resigned hi= nosition on] by
4800 65 | the Datuy Roasuan Ruconp cbout the | ¥'
to the finance | lst of March

its em|

©
and has not since becn in

Dr. Campbell left on the morning
train for Spokane and will return to-
morrow evening.

Dr. W. F. Roome, a large owner in
the London Gold Mining and Develop-
ment company, leit this morning for
Nelson on business, to be absent a few
days.

D. J. Burke went to Spokane this
morning.

'T. L. Savage of Northport returned
home this morning after a couple of
days stay in Rossland.

Johnny Cole has retarned from a brief
business trip to Spokane.

A. B. McKenzie local agent for the C.
R. has moved into his new offices on
ashington street in_the Martin block.

Joseph L. Warner, of the O. K., went
to Spokane this morning. sen