MOPAR rvs ne

_d. OHEARN,

The Leading Merchant Tailor and Clothier,

Of Rossland, opened up this week one of the Lar

S, Thornton | How Rossland Observed Easter! rowacit it's *) pane JUST ARRIVED

0 from Page 3. for anew church have been submitted ~
(conthined or to the directors, but as yet no aeceptance AT THE
rie Eleison

Tn ne fof either has been assured. The build. | HiTA .
bho 2 ot citer ittees however, hag decided | WT ae p
ay siy eo fapon the site. | ‘Phe church will ccupy x%
th : lots one, two and (hrce on the cornee of | y

- Langley,
John McTeer Find avenue an ‘incon street and the
mulding wil commicnee &s Soon as soon

Ee . pea possestion is given and the plins |
epass. Magnificat cee. E, Kettle | decided upon, |

+ Barnby | Roy, Dodds took for his text chapte
Mining 35 and verse 10 of Jol to none » |
eth where is God my maker who giveth |
Investments. song in the night.” |
1e
1

QUICK

RETURNS
FOR THOS
WHO USE

t Consignments of THE RECO
* RECORDS

Is
HIGH GRADE GOODS | WAST

pring Suitings, | EVER BROUGHT INTO THE KOOTENAY. SOLUMNG,

m Suitings consisting of Vieunas, Cheyiots, French Worsted, Hair Lines,
Trousers and

: ns was as-| the examples of M Job, David, 3

sisted by M

f England Pantings, Scotch Tweeds in all the newest designs and |
‘A full line of the latest in Gents’ Furnishings. In Boots and

is, Messrs, | Paul whe each had seasons of ae vereoatines otake the lead, carrying only the best qui

Solicited. | Blythe and ¢ ts, and Mansel ion Dal aneorn ial at. those tinea We . vereon INS. Ladies’ and Gents’ Tan Oxtord, Bloods and Black.

B. Greene, organist. inclined to say, “Where is God my)
Hewitt Bostock Fsq., M.P,,has kindly | maker.”” Following up the same line of |, .

wiven 30 volumes of books including | thought he said only those who took up | First-class Fit and

some of Emerson’s works and various|the chorus as “worthy of the lamb” | Workmanship guar-

tip-to-date volumes on social questions | would be able to continue that wlad song | anteed,

idduding Henry Gcorge’s pamphlets. | in the world to come; that God would

Vilare welcome to use the reading room, | stop the music of heaven to hear the t -|

which is supplied with writing materials | joicings of the meanest sinner’s repent-|— Call_and see goods

for those who find. “shacks” difficult to | ance on earth. ‘and get prices.”

epread themselves and their letter paper jand get p .

i —_————---- |

in, |
An early Epi was held] |. coe . . ; MARTIN SCAWIES eis As ppwgas i
ii the Presi Mt ‘Trail | Following is a comment from Re | At the WHITE [10 Ui, | Satta. i i I E HO i EL Al LAN eet.
LUADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. C.

at 8:45 ye About 40 | win upon the civilization of Ross! and |
members were i tendance. The | from a ministerial point of view: \
uitly furnished, light and airy bedrooms, Parlors, baths,
Dining room Unexcelled.” Electric’ lights, | #1 ©
: Ng

collection which was taeen up for the | pgitor Record :— | LL LLL ELT LLL ETTLIN
I uodern conveniences, MRS. Ml. E, ALLAN, Proprietress. ' | ,

purpose of defraying the expenses of
wee The Only Brick Hotel in Town, ——™

Melnew church building amounted to | The
___—— DOMINION

$10. Rev, Irwin conducted the services | ecclesiastical buildings of Re
'The Only First-Class Honse in Town Giving Moderate Rates.

FULL LINE OF

1 Dimittis: says .
Carol, “God Hath Sent His Ange!

‘i 0
Voluntary, Solo “Calvary ey
De

‘The Rossland

story’ VOL, 1, NO 282
Directory of
‘New York

prone \ . —— 5 He cited as an illustration of his_ then
Corresdundence’ The choir of twent

i °
evening

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1897.

Rossland Classified Business Directory[ERROR SCREAMS — SssT=mCA | aime Sera
: r TRUTH REVEALED| 2 ts, cee ors MK ERD ee

will be entitled to one-fourth of the lots of the doctor became fatigued, under the

in the townsite. "
* ' weight of the doctor. The Rec wpe
A trustee for an individual to whom a 8 anand noe tor he Recoxp rep:
resentative being lighter changed horses

Miner’s Libelous Attack Answered | right of entering upon’ land for breach Gili
. of contract or condition renders himself ' with him and they both arrived in town
in the Court. personally liable if he extends the time together.
for performance of the condition and urie (| et W ll They arri 450 thi
j y arrived here at 2:45 this after-
thus lets the party in default out of the noon. Dr. Bowes kindly stopped and
\ h f gave information to the anxious inquir-

and make in

UPFICE:
RECORD BLOCK,
ROSSLAND, 8. C.

PRICE 5 CENTS
ignment of American Hots in the Newe:
Also a tulldine of High Cliss 1
very best manufacturers,

M. J. O' HEARN, Emporium’ cf Fashion

CORNER COLUMBIA AND LINCOLN AVE,

Shades and
Made Clothing from the

Dr, Bowes and the Reconn represen

ABSTRACT COMPANY, <1

MINING COMPANIES.
OSSLAND Mining Abstract Co. mak Fs 4
ROLAND ttes. fradere block; F0-Box oes | EL $IHE® Bell.E.W. Livegran, Supt., Record

HATTIE Brown Gold Mining Co., E. W. Lilje-

ed,

Ati

WORK OF THE CHURCHES, ACCOUNTANTS,

gran, Supt.

* HE Alf Gold Mining ci

7M. McQUEEN, B. A., expert ace Tv i Co., E, W. Liljegran
Wii tit Hewitt block, ia flat, room. ouPt.

Ai

y

TM Del.
3,00

PLUMBERS,

AMUSEMENTS.
IBSON & Wilcox. No 18 E Co

peeks Billiards and Bowling. De Voin's Place GN ox 185, Tumbia ave PO
East Columbia avenue, You'll find all

your friends there.

7pils Hart Opera House to lease for balls par-
ties and entertainments. Finest. dancin,

floor in Rossland. Apply to J. D. Brownell,

Maunger, office Opera House, Stl

ks.
AY 1 —
HOTEL s i PHYSICIANS.
wy) = And. wesuee, e ~~ . ARCHITECTS. D®. Campbell, Stussi Block.
above to suit

x . A_DARMER, architect, 3rd floor Daniels &
More than’ 500,000,000 C. A.DANSre Building Columbie ayo ne ©
dollars of idle money

; a y

primitive simplici

PHOTOGRAPHERS i i

ARBENTEW & Milles? . . difficulty. The legislature and govern-
half biock east Street ome P bere stualo:|SUED FOR CRIMINEL LIBEL. ment of this country are trustoce of the
pubic lands, and having made a bargain
with Corbin the condition of that bar-
gain must be strictly observed. Other-
wise the land reverts to the crown.
There is no reason why the rule with
regard to trustees in an individual case
should not apply to them and render
them personally liable for waving or ex-
‘rhe Rossland Miner’s insolent and tending the time for performance df the
. condition. 3
; TEA. Mbelous attack upon Joseph Powell and| “1+ would appear that these gentlemen. onthe br eakingiaway-obe lske: in ive

PACIFIC TEA Co., Columbia avenue, Ross: J.N. Blake this morning capped the| have acted strictly within the law and mone

climax of the abusive methods practiced | instead of being made a target of libel- nl The railroad is covered for som
THE CREEDMORE. by that sheet in its mad opposition to lous abuse that their determination to HILE IN SLEEP siderable distance with c
INE furnishetl rooms. Columbit 7 i ‘ iy Creche Tooke mad
FINE form olumbia ave., east | +1466 men who do not pay tribute by | *8ert the right of entry on the breach U |dirt brought down by the heavy body of
bowing down and worshipping at the of the condition named, their assertion wat . . 2
i h ping of the right of entry which effects the ore
shrine of its muddy inkwell. The} whole grant and may result bene-
stupidity displayed by the Miner excites | ficially to the people, is an act desery-
pity but its savage and brutal manner ae ah he mks of every public
of waging war upon those who do not a
sce as through it’s own bleared eyes
reaps the whirlwind which it has sown. .
‘An information was filed with Magis- | Rain Sets In and Brings Additional
Land Slides.

G. A POUNDER, Pres.

Mv .
und then repaired to Rossland to pre- strangers a very erroncous ide
deat the Easter services here. The numerical stre! sth of the re
ee ee eee ce will be. built in an ad- | of the camp’s lite, | From the first tt
vantigeous position before the stimmer | Known as a “quiet”:town. ie UMoe ne
is done. western” camp was never known on this
plateau. Sunday was always a ‘quiet’

day here, and it is something to boast of

IN THE BAPTIST CHURCH, that. Though there never has vee a

irk » pionee __, | petition circulated for Sunduy closing, ; va ; ; ; a
avis vi ‘a aun pioneer) palpitat practically the stores are closed, all day e Pf \ A ane tnstea; 100 penn oe nace A whos WILKIN! ws. tres Stexocnarneas.
‘ ye at | praen . 06 with ?97 as aS vhite help. . E < 2 3 each. e: oad 2. . Helen L. Keyes, Si

the Baptist church in the morning. His | “he comparison of Easter of with ’9 sy. | 5 eee lurniahe Ms. He yey tegameepbar and Type

sen
tect wes from Cor. X-13, the subject | far as the Church of England go $| share of public patronuge solicited. Mr. & Mrs. GEO. OWENS, Props. | {7.0 Placing mining F, Commercial bloc
W CLUETT, E e
: - ‘ erat 50 name uit Rossiand "POY Bros Ploneor as
Ty < 9 i nose ye] 2 . “> ‘HARD Marsh, 22 years’ experienc
feeligi ae ‘| Then, some 200 were present, now clos For the past week we have been 3) OG&4 a Cl Cc ote e Rieu minie of one Oihes next
of religious truths to the life of the , opening New Goods daily. As ont it oN ww 9 cs tae treatment and mining of ores. Office next
\
Retween wood and ‘evil, no field for the |@f the business houses in town, fovt
5 : i and WALL PAPER
ee and kink that our trials and tem- | choir stalls are also from Mr. | Hadull
is lig! 2 2 ske The “outsiders” coming in to Russ- 8 pre . T1 mn af 9 \|
our burden is light. He then asked ciic Lava e ,
making us strong and noble. ing to, if he had no‘ found out the
ho ; IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY;
purpose for which we can live sive all of it to those devoted men, who Stativnery, Fancy Goods and ‘
ered. susion he said: “The glorions| comers are only too glad to have the PGES.
aged, been trying and trying
Entertaining the Sunday schoo! class consisted of |The Clifton Corner Goes at the Rate

hurch 0 ; sy is re oy z ck. — HE Misses Tuttle, Shorthand, Typewriti
being “temptation.” His sermon was markable, “#aen an opera house w 3 T raders! block. et
Heople today. He said that temptation | ¥pon 600 wor hipped on Easter day. , ye A | door ee totel Aliant
store ix too all to contin the
eect SPthe free will of man without | fine piece of carving above the well fu
Mations exceed” those. of others, | Plainning mill, and the chancel is that we will soon have on hand, we
ROSSLAND ‘thy we should try to evercome  tempta- | land to find “less civilization than at
= eee AS
H. S. Wallace,
Third, we become. Christlike. Christ| have been, the pioneers ot Rossland. Wall Paper. MINERS AND PROSPECTORS |
i
: ve: th tel y TC
sono God's word, like a” bridge | Names of those who having made Ross- HART S OPERA ll USE
promises of Gou’s word, ke a bridge | ind the quiet home of the. «tet people {
oe "leas
to do right, with many a failure, there] REAL ESTATE CHANGING HANDS.
Mining | sbout 40 and the bible class of 12, The of Eighteen Thousand Dollars.

ers, and rode on to his home.

There is little other information to be
had other than the names of those who
were killed.
The two

Capitalized for onty[$250,000.

TREASURY STOCE 25ets.

Mr J. N. Blake, of this City,
Files the Information With
W. B. Townsend Today.

DE. Edward Bowes, office over Post Office.

men who were taken to
Northport are not dangerourly hurt.
Dr. Bowes says the slide must have

been caused by water from a cloud-buset

Rossland B. C.

The Ottaw:. Goli Mining Compan

J. L. PARKER,

Mining Engineer,
(rice: Over

Weeks, Kennedy & Co.

JOHN WATSON. PROP. Trice! ne a ~~

. io i, - a ress
CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE S17. 8.C.E. Record Oflice

BROKERS,

BARRON, Gerlick Co., real estate and mining
brokers, P.O. Box 473, Trades vloelz, Mem-

ber stock exchange.

BACER,& Parker, Mines bouzht and, sold. TURKISH BATHS.

410 Columbis ave, MembLu.s Stock Ex-| ()PEN day and night. Ladies’ days T1
change PO 97 OP'ina Fidays, Crecdmore Building: Colas
B, 5. COOK & Co., mining brokers, rooms 6 Dia ave.

+ and 7 Traders building.
BRADLEY & Mills, minning and investment :
brokers. Investigaie Yellow Jacket, treas- UNDERTAKER,
ury shares at 1c, P.O. box 612, Rossland, B.C. | BB. WHITE, Undertaker and Embalmer. No
MPBELL McCRAE CO., Ltd., mines and | —*_15 Lincoln street.
brokers. 42 Columbia avenue.
ARAWFORD, Anderson Co. member Stock
dexehange, “112 East Colwnbla ave, Kom

First class in every particular,

The Recorp was on the street witha
full account of the
minutes after the

Two of Dead Dug) ss cca sown
From the Slide
Four Still
Covered.

ident about thirty
arrival of the

Empey Bros,

For

Groceries,

POOR RED MOUNTAIN,

with it the
WINES, SPIRITS AND CIGARS. tefegraph wires, su ali ielegraphie co.

wholesale dealer in wines, spir-
cigars, east Columbia ave.

= munication along the line was out of
i the question. Local Agent Ruff took aa
instrument with him early this morning

Provisions and , Hobbs & Co., mines 2nd stocks. Mem-

of the Stock Excha:ffe. Uilice Grand
Union Hotel.
RANK A. Baird, mining broker, P.O. box 265
Produce. F*taleview Howl.
F C. PETTIBONE & CO., mining and stock
«brokers. Koom 165, Collis House.
OOD, Clarke & Co., mines, stocks and real
estate, No. 28 Columbiu uve. east.

trate Townsend this morning charging
the Miner with crfminal libel. The
preliminary hearing will probably be
held tomorrow.

Paper in the City.

—Corner Columbia Avenue
—und Spokane Btreets.

WATCHMAKER, Just as the Red Mountain railroad

people were hoping to get a passenger
train through, a rain set in and now the
In this connection Mr. Blake says he|teport comes that several landslides are
E, MILLS, mining and real estate, 9612 E.| To tne public; Frank ‘MeCann, who for the will be pleased to receive communica- Bon te EO cette in opens

Columbia ave. past three months has been connected wi ‘ i telling when that road will be in opera-
Mt Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia | Rossiaud Sanitary company in the ed with the | tion at 28 E. Columbia avenue, Ross-| tion.” It is the policy of Dan Corbin to

west. collector and solicitor, is no longer in their | Jand, fro: aggrieved by th build his jerkw: ve

a " aver e jerkwater roads over the route
LTON, Mines, Stocks and Real Estate, | Cmploy, aud Is authorized to make any | and, from any Perso n AEENOVG!” OF vhic e ey
ON, Mines, Stocks and which costs the least_money regardless

. HF . Pp contracts or to collect bills ie * a
Attention Ladies | eet contracts oF to collect any bitls for said cou | reserve of lands for railroad purposes in| of future difficulty. Ifhe was the only
Mrs. M. Heard J. Stig broke British C bi

for the purpose of connecting with the
Contains news of the

Opposite
BANK or MONTREAL

We ship our pipe in. car
_jload lots.
|money by buying from us,
|Good stock of valves and fit-
tings at reduced prices. ( on-

broken wire and conveying the inforn
me tion of the extent of the disaster to

headquarters.

NOTICES.
You can save A

Churches,
Real Estate,

Is Also Prepared to Keep Travelers.

Free Delivery.

GRAND OPENING

THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd.

5 ; ‘The lis ASSAYERS. and Copying. Koom U1, T:
one of the best ever uttered from a pul- considered a conyenient place for ser-
people today’ Gioment to the existence | Then a few white hangings helped to
t immense stock of
Sree se eee temptation. All. must | ished ‘Lord’s Table” shows the ditler-
piatilittle effort. to help peted and well farnished by the ladies more to. the ‘rear
Stone as
WEEKLY tok: home, would be ata loss on Sundays to .

Christina Lake Store,

in his humanity was tempted and con- Catholic, Presbyterian and Methodist ee WITH ALL NECESSARY PRO-,

t 4 torrents Hiscour. | she is today.—H. Irwin,
comes the gracious promise of a faithful

it
out and out
pit in 1 a practical application vices, now there is a dedicated church.
iva Tree-will agent. ‘There is no choice | hide “the drop’? illustrated by the aid
STATIONERY, NOTIONS
Inget and face temptations, and. though | ence of our differen! native woods, while
are >
neighbors | convinces us of the church. ang few ¢ toze will be
anse it builds “up character, | know where all the people were crowd- %
RECORD. First, because it builds up character,
Second, because by so doing we keep | “illerent churche acer is due cas | ea ie O.
teeeetandments which is the noblest| ,Honor to, whom however | 1s due,
quered. have that honor and most of us later VISIONS AT REASONABLE
out of our difficulties.
God to give grand deliverance.”

— _ FELL THIRTY FEE1 a
al | Ea LATES i
QiraouT! E & Go, real extaid 4010 sili E. O. Crafton, manager. S31tt

J.C. Ward, While Cro:
rs. Office Laylor block, 136 Col-

» O. KY
Features of

Camp Life.

subject of the lesson yesterday, morning
was particularly interesting. The com-
parison of the religious crusade in pro-
yress in Asia Minor and Cypress over
1800 years ago was forcibly brought to
mind by the fight prosecuted there to-
day to perpetuate christianity.

The evening. service i

There isno better evidence of good
feeling and confidence in a new town
than that of real estate changing hands
at good prices. Every lot on Columbia
avenue for four blocks on westside is

The Columbia Comic Opera Co.
40 - PEOPLE - 40

Agreat cast.—A grand chorus of pretty and
shapely girls

‘ID. =.

tracts for hot water, steam | has opened her new

i i |store on Columbia
heating, plumbing and_ set—| oe" here erery-
thing in the line of
ladies’ and child-
ren’s furnishings

ting of manufacturing ma-

KERR, D. D.8 |chinery.

umbia ave.
LANGLEY &. BEPASS, Mining Broker, Re-
co! jock.

M

sploy us as your bri
Columbia avenue.
PATTERSON Johnson & Co., real estate and

ed. Address W. this office.

450.00 REWARD,

Gents’. 18k hunting case Gold Wate!
with Nickel Waltham movement suitably =
graved on front and back, also inscription on
inside with owner's name. No

ly en-

with full particulars
and also any information as tounauthor-
ized or illegal or oppressive acts by any

corp ion owning. or ing land in.
the province.

The paid organgrinder of the Corbin

loser few wonld ‘care, but the whole
country is hindered and hampered on

Trestle Tiad a Terri

account of delays caused by his failure
to do what the people have a right to

expect, BZ

The merchants whe have felie} “pon
his road for gi re out. ey will
probably make arrangements to shi
over the Canadian Pacific.

Six men were killed and two injured ee

in an awful avalanch of snow, earth and| J. C. Ward fell through the dilapi-
timber on the line of the Red Mountain | dated O. K. trestle on the Red Mountain
railway one mile this side of the railroad about 10 o’clock last night and

7 + Hs A ; . mir: y rape sing i a
Dentist and Oral Surgeon. | may be found. APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSE. It is @ little | boundary line this morning. ‘aculously escaped Deing instantly

The Recorp, immediately upon hear- | dashed to death.

A . i lai mining brokers, 93 Columbia ave.
either occupied with a good building or Rot & Grogan, mining brokers, 36 east Col-
ve.

in the hands of parties who intend ercct-
oxpected here by May 10 or 12, when | ing business houses. A great many lots Office over Fraser's Drug Store,
regular servic will be held. Next

sunday there will be preaching at 11 a. have been sold on Thompson avenue , Columbia Ave. near Lincoln St, | H A — = =
m., and 7:45 p. m. and an active move will soon be in- 5 A,
— augurated to . start building. Good

on OK dwellings are going up on all sides. ‘ : a
METHODINT, CHURCH® 4 short time ago Ross Thompson paid ‘ rm
at
€
Aa

song service and general meeting. v
Mr. Best, pastor elect of this chureh i:

~<fme— Telephone 27. Notice is hereby given that we will apply at outfit has not hesitated to go beyond the slow but sure.

the special sitting of the Board of Lice: ‘Com- .
eee Te Liki s Bat Columibl a for the elty of “ossland to be held | bonds of decency, and perhaps journal- NOTES FROM KASLO.
R: LE’ of May next for @ license to | istic pradence by making an acrimon-

9 e- ay

nue, buy and sell mines and mining shares. | sei] liquor by retailin the premises known as

HITE Bear Mining and Milling Co., John | the Northern Hotel, si aes F . .

Wey cole. ms Otte “om thered at otel, situate on lot 18, block | ious and unjustifiable attack “upon Ruby Silver and Black Fox Sold—Min-
Messrs. Blake and Powell in connection ing Stock Deal.

2B, 9, district lot
‘Dated April 13, 1897.
with the action they saw fit-to take at} Just before his departure for the east
Quartz creek. William J. Trethewey closed up a deal
Because they have seen fit to exercise by which he takes over the bond held
by Braden Bros. and Mathews on the
Ruby Silver, long regarded as one of the
Slocan’s best properties. The consider-
same for purchase under the provisions | ation of the bond is §25,000, and the deal
se | of the land act, as any other person had | between Mr. Trethewey and the original
a ay are subjecte holders is private.

3 7 toreil iquors by retail in the prémives known | * right todo, they are subjected to a [OG ei nnd J. Fred Ritchie have

si : , Contract ilder, queen's Cafe, situate on lot 7, block 41, | ¢j ig-state: aoa. : oe
ye Os, MeKinnon, Contractor and Builder, supa of dines tuaie.° fy ioe: tirade of abuse and mis-statements | purchased 37,5000 shares of the stock in
pum RT: A H. Revenxcx. | largely the-product of the Miner’s ex- Wleconair. Consolidated Mines Ltd.,
ae vn eet Pi Fae now on the market. ‘They are well ac-

peavonnares & auvn vmvrens, — | yy huuustincesgn, ofthe oly of Morgan jn | cited imagination.
Becks Bouillon, maining and civil engineers | er, hereby give notice that I will, at the special The Corbin road had five years in
rau, in P .

’| which to survey and designate the lands

tsimen ‘and biue printers, Stussi of the Board of Licnese
they proposed to take under their sub-

siti
blows. to be
next, make
A y oo the saat sidy act and a very large tract of land
Mi S : oi ave and known since vreel a: was: Hurt : %
Fyier, of Sait Luke. Cosmos Block. ee eith day of April, 1897 , was tied up and reserved from settle- ‘As soon as the report was upon the singe te wreck a few days ago und teil
AUGUST JACKSON. : ee ce » carci e: —_ I —
aaamniatn ment or sale fcr the long period of five street about the accident the Recorp NOT WIDE ov
rd of License | years to enable the company to do so. as fe a on horseback to
‘The company failed to survey and prop- the scene of the disaster. The roads be-
erly designate certain of the lands, a F The | tween here and there were in a horrible
aimonget others the block in which | Rew owner will at once begin the con-| condition and it was with difficulty that
; Creek is situated. They did not on of a concentrator Kootenai. i :
and manufacturers of Corporation Dated 13 April, 1897 Neale ee Tad. ‘thi . ition. im th —— the trip could be made at all, even upon
eals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, etc. Notice is hereby given that I intend to apply erefore fw ie condition in the bac! 7, ec
Si Srice at 138 wee Stencils, ete, je co Js hore er of the Hound of “thse statute precedent to their acquiring a horseback. Upon the arrival, of the
ice a ossland, ont esse: 2 , 2 victi .
a int street arniaeloner Hora tlcoume vowel nthe | cowti grant. messenger the body of one of the victim } ops are probably satisfied that Kosslazd
SPOKANE, WASH WSS se caiae aud nspieeutead Dr reese aleuats ou Jot 2, fn blosk 1 Htete!| ‘The object for which the reserve was had just been laid down and six men|is nota le open” town, Four met
While in Rossland CE ee allway addition 1.20 ee eT warn, |oeoe Choe such default immediately s —-. were carrying another that had just been | charged with vagrancy were sentenced
Dated 15th April, 1897. * S. | tailed, The reserve was thus ended and| The Ladies’ Aid society of the Metho-| taken fi ide. F te to three months at hard labor in the
: pril, 1897, : y of taken from the slide. Forty-five men “ie i
STOP A Notice is hereby given that 1 will apply at the land became unreserved crown land | dist church gave an entertainment and Kamloops prison. George Heath and J.
of the Bourd } e
W.d i sentenced

1 of wicense | and as such was open to any one to pur- | social at their new church last evening. were working like beavers to Fossa the
The Collins House There were 200 persons present. The bodies of the other four which {lie under | for vagrancy, w

chase.
stealing hams
Washington Street.

He fell a dist:
All work the best that still and experience can lance of
accomplish.

ing of the disaster, dispatched a messen- | more than thirty feet and lay uncon-
ger to obtain the news. Dr. Edward | scious for some time. Upon regaining
Bowes was summoned to the sc his senses he cried as loud as he could
for help, and by accident Hang Nelson
and Charles Currie, who were passing

THE
DAILY
If you are particular as to| RECORD

BAGNELL,
. NELSON,

N & CO., mines and stocks. 48
J, M. Ernige.

Ii
ja avenue.
M NEWTON & Co mining brokers, 36 E
+ “Columbia ave. 1’ U box 408

THE DEAD UNCOVERED.
Pat Desmond.
Pat Sulliva
Tom Kane.
Riey.

Ww. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING,
Reserve, near Spokane Street.
OVEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Caskets ao oa tead
‘Yelegraph Orders promptly attended to.

2% cents a

i . Week delivered .
80 cent English Breakiast. | PERS UEHNE

CIVIL ENGINEERS,
60 cent Ceylon. DYERE Milthorp, civil engineers.
y.
60 cent Japan.

canbe a aneaals
Excellent Oolong at 50 conis;| ( loth i
O. M. FOX & CO. c

Columbia Ave., néar Lincoln St. | Nlanehlor

Thos. Wilson & Co.,

he quality try our

‘The M. E. church was elegantly and | Fred Ritchie $6,000 for a one-third in- the quality try our
appropriately decorated Faster | terest in the Clifton hotel corner. It

ee with evergreens, natural and | composed of three lots on th

1 flowers.

oy, heard his feeble xppeal for adel, az. t
went to his assistance, ‘They cara ior

aim daring the night and tir

northes
n the right rostrum | corner of Columbia avenue and Spokane
ith | tree‘. Mr. Thompson now owns two-
tal | thirds and John R. Cook the other,
Saturday evening A. F. MeMillan
sold the Butte hotel to J. G. Fogarty of { VA” ;
tor. 42,000 a ‘ax | ae : i nema
and white roses, Mr. Millan sold yi : . Se
decorated with cast corner of W. M. HENDRICKS
and the chandaliers ornamented Licenciate of the Ity
pretty baskets of colored flowers. and Surgeons, ete,
he congregation has increased so} loops Min Columbia. Canada.
much of late that an addition to the|company foi
church has been deemed necessary and | made the deal, it
in consequence an addition, about one-|he has sold this property.
fourth of the original size of | the|time these lots were sold for $700. A
structure has been added, making it an| short time after he negotiated a sale for
imposing structure. It was full to com-| $1,200. Parquet and Parquet cirele reserved. Also
pletion yesterday morning, and the| Then Paterson & Johneon gold them | 1st row balcony,
Padience heard a clever and’ instructive | to Mr. McMillan for $4,000. He spent
discourse by the pastor, the Rev. Mr. | 42,500 grading them ‘and turned them
Ladner, who took for his text St, Mat-| with a profit of $5,500.
thew xxviii 6, ‘‘He is not here, for He
has risen, as he said. Come, see the
place where the Lord lay.”

Ratiway their legal rights and have exercised a

hovey wurd block, Gul-

mornin.

t 535,
pare April 14, 1897, right of entry upon crown land staked the — McLaveueniy. wut 0:30 v’eluck he was wed to the

McFrss. vity ina lumber wagon by C. A. Coftin

CONTRACTORS. and taken to thi

C 1 HENDERSON, contractor and builder.
"UV. Box Sdu,

Two UNKNOWN DEAD. ers? Hospital.
pay ard w Pa wound n
Two men, who were badly injarod,| isan old ma eae taaheeeat
were taken to Northport. shook isin ap bsldy, Laut 9 Lowes ure
: ._| broken an oss he eed inte: ¥
‘The elide occurred ut 2:30 o'clock this| tie fufuries are not necearily fatale
morning. ; Yard started from Northport carly
. , ast evening to walk to Rossland along
At the time the Recorp’s messenger! che railroad track. He left Dan Mes
left the scene the other four buried men | iniosh, a partner, at Northport. It was
5 1 sip name! so durk when he attempicd to cross the
were not , and their names are) GK, trestle he did not sve
break in it whieh has not been repared

Late Surgeon Workingman’s
Hospital, Butte, Mont.

Fine
Line
At

Cost.

Call and examine

Hunter Bros. ouscnrs oT cies, dna

r
dyed and repaired under post office. [eethe

Bossburg

FOR ALL
POINTS IN
THE..:

Kettle
River
Country

OFFICE: Stusst Brock, ROSSLAND

J. ‘Uy MeKenzie, M, D.,
McGill, Montreal,
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur.
Licential of the Royal College of Physicians
linutzh, Licential of the Fac
zeous, Glasgow.

DRESSMAKERS,
ROss, formerly of Walker Bros. & | on the north

. not known.
New lot. of shoes

just arrived . . .

Rossiand, B. C.

i
| DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE-

All seats to be had at Fraser’s Drug
Store.

WANTED

People to call who care to have me
BUILD or Rent houses on original town-
site, five minutes wall irom. postoffice.
I. N. Bigeiow,
47 Columbif Avenue.

DRUGGISTB.
FP RASER’S Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

FOR THEM.
—_-_—_

One of the most curious features of
the investigations made in| support of
_| the bill to exclude illiterate immigrants,
aclhere,was.an attendance of 100 5 We the Chicago Tribune says is the. result
Met pe ist he bibl School. ee orosent, [OF efforts made to show the destination
eae at te ee eee nine’ inetra, [oe gndersiroble immigrants after. they
A splendid ore eee ig aster selec /Srrive.on our shores, Hts ee se
tions adding greatly to the interest of | (PAS 01° "Bohemians, French 4
the exercises. One of the pleasant and] \iion who wi Id be little affected by an

features of the Sunday school |#ish, Wo nee ar eo allocted.
novel features oF prise prepared by | @lucational test, Tnrgely zo west of the.
ines ing hincton, tensher of clans No. | MUGEN Taney tala aed
4, who distributed elegant souvenir cards) [rajians, remain to lower the standart
among the irards fastened at the [of the already crowded Atlantic terri-
corners with pretty cord. ‘The souvenirs | tOFY+

bore the inscription
Frank A. Baird, EASTER SOUVENIR.
¢ ScivoL,
BROKER, METHODIST SABBATH Scitvo!

Cass No. 4.
Deuler in Mines and
Btocks.

RossLanp, B.C.
The Scott Block,

olumbia Avenue.

McMillan & Whitney,

Up-to-date in every
th ng relating to
INES,
MEBAL ESTATE,
anv STOCKS beegreseca seecoures
In and about the great °° Minnie Hobbs. |
‘Trail creek country. : the Hobbs,

inn
pact be, a .
Agents Royal Gold Min- Puc ee i Columbia Ave. Rossland, B.C.
a

Pars aa OE Milwaukee CHANGE OF TIME | ao
Miss Milli Amme : Annile, Kobiison, i | On and after March 28 the Northern | * .
ISS i] WW nh aes oe P: we TP.
BRICKLAYING

ee B ock ‘acific will make close connections with
e re- i venir was greatly appreciated
Pianist of the re This souvenir was gre: atly appreciated s onabling ps gers to. make |

Spokane Falls nd Northern railv at
nowned Amme or-| py the Sunday school. sb ———
y trip between Vortland or Sound | ;
chestra, Beer ee ee eee Kootenay | All kinds of brick, stone and coment
; country without lay-over in Spokane, as | work done by H. Christensen, brick-

Will Give Lessons AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ,
i eacl » Presby- west bound train leaves Spokan 3
on the Piano Rev. Dodds preached at the Presby-} West on arrives from the west at layer. Office at the gun and lock-
b op. Bssaeva sicass,

Le|terian church last evening. Many who}
yen ny sought an entrance were obliged to de- p.m.

Vagrants and Thieves Givi
Penalties by Mayor Scott.

OODEVE Bros., druggists and stationers.
nd reseriptions.” Fine toilet articles and sta-
jonery.

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELCCTROTYPERS,

xtreme
ans and

ty of Phy
Specialty made of Eye and Ear Diseases.
Orrice: SMITH-MEWITT BLOCK.

Dr. iXeddick.

Oftice next door to Sisters’

D McKELLAR

Mayor Scott aad Justice of
Townsend jointly dispo
court cases yesterday and =

TRAIL NEWS EUDGET.
4-12-im
Crawford,

Anderson & Co.

Mining Brokers.
Ovstce:
Paterson & Johnson Bidg.
Co‘umbla Avenue. %

Ladies’ Aid Society Gave a Successful
Entertainment.

COLUMBIA AVE. MISS EMMA DOHERTY,
“eo ARTIST.
% " she she wh. eApighgchd Studio cor. Columbia and Lincoln, Upstairs.

One Price to All. :
GEO. A. FRASER

Carries a comple!
Perfumes, Powders,
and ‘Toilet Articles.

FINANCIAL AGENTS.
MULLER & Chesnut,3 doors east of post office,
i Estate. Headquarters

—_—_—_—————-_

wa

JUST LIKE PULLING TEETH Portraits and Local Scenes a specialty.

At last

Dne notice of this was given in due] program, consisting of music and recita- twelve feet of dirt, rocks, and tre vine t

time to the government, and their at-| tations was well rendered. No admis- waits; ee ill we

tention was called to the fact of the} sion was charged, but after refreshments camp, where twelve men were elecping, months at the !

rt ly at illegal and defective survey. But no re-| had been served a collection amounting & Foenblin and Heath, who demansicd ¢

al sitting of the at oT will apply et | ply was vouchsafed thereto. On April 9| to $60 was taken up. ig will bas teat pr vile .
for the City of iossland, to be }g49 acres were staked for purchase The ball given by the firemen last | Which awakened some of — them, |*"™° ns

i Bar in Cop- tf | held on the loth day of May 1 . é x
Fine ants | to sell liquors by retail in the pr itor the terms of the general land act|Might was a financial and social eue-| who went to the tent to see what it was,
by a number of people who have since be

nection. ais hs cealp [as the Bodega, situate on ut 7 {t sounded like thunder a railroad
seases. nY | subdivision of Listrict lot 689, P : “) 4 foundation is being put in! v. : ee Oe eens

Graham & Wastburs aises WL noe | toa April th, 1697. iermed the Quartz Creek lund firm. No| ¢ Afoundation is pete pan commer | train said aman who heard it. Before
Proprietors. money was demanded or received from] of Bay avenue and Victoria street. It| the “ail BS wi -

any squatter or peréori on the property. | will be two stories and a basement. ‘The the men could be warned the avalanache 2
But those who had made valuable im-|dimensions will be 25x50 fect. | The {struck the tent and carried all with it,
provenvnts were properly assured of fait ground floor will be built for store build-| yy Bowes

Pa + | ings and the upper part for offices. 1t
YOUR — — treatment and many of them joined in|js"expected it will be completed in| and arrived a few moments
Recorp’s

; 3 Just before the avalanche struck the
Orders of all kindsexecuted. Lessons given. avenue.

nother part ef the large fire

of Toronto ar-

_ riv moevery evening at

EASTER, 1897. auction at any pr.2. Articles to numer-

‘ED BY ous to mention.

SOUNSTON, Hovanros & Baxverr,

, Cor. Columbia ave. and Sour Doaal

16-3 |

vc Aprit 35, MSPONALD & Muncison,
Everything = 5 Dated April 15, 1897.

* irst Class. HAIBDBEREERH. Notice is hereby given that

First C C. Harland Fisher, Hairdressing and | ne sy ye

The ( room 8 ani ‘

PUST OFFICE BUILDING.

noise was heard

she_shest

she siz ste see Shes

Joseph B. Dabney, J. L. Parker
+ "Mining Engineer

Dabney and Parker,

Mines and Mining.

Mines examined and reported on,

Special attention given to the placing of
Mining properties and the management of
mines.

line of
Soaps

Reasonable Prices. acs

CONFER WITH ©. PB. R. OF
Sweet Tone, 9 Stops,

Good Maker, I

Rev. Walnut Case, Li
Si Would

shi rod c

On the other page were the names of
i

supt. Alley.

Carefully Prpaires ‘
Your Prescriptions.

GEO. A. FRASER,

Chemist and Druggist,

Minister Blair Lett Ot

the class members as follows:

pply qui ——
& PARKER,
110 Columbia Avenue.

pany and part cael Miniter Blair of. G4
: _ or Montrcal where it ix sai
with the

made a

$2.

quick trip

ROSSLAND, B.C.

ee titi ieute: yernor in irty days.
Cable address, “ Parker, Rossland.” Moreing | WANTS . FOTRS: : Notice is hereby given that | tment Board ae sy seating! abet ee erown mu Tange number of_ passenger t
eee eae tadtord MuNell's God: PACIFIC HOTEL, Columbia avenue, West. | after date, to make application to the Hoard | counc} 5 passengers wen

Bas B98 BESTE EHS MSHS TS HS AS 2S HAH

special of the Cro’
the railway

y is said to have accepted the

principal stipulati ns of the proposition

before the
messenger. He
ARE John Watson, Proprietor. ‘of License Commissioners for the ‘of Ross-
MANY.

u + > pamel a ‘rail | dressed the ls » injure 21
of License Coupiitcense to sell, by Tetail, spir-|grant be issued to the firm. Messrs. enone EyHtony and “Teall wrounsa:o! he: injured amen
ituons ane Hquors on? lot No. 13,] Blake and Powell, upon whom the organ]... : ited __| who were despatched to Northport on a
block 42 fn the. city.o8 FOE ouaLas & Co. |grinder has made such an outrageous at- ru Charles Ross went to V ietoria this hand car because the railroad track be- le by th t, the details of
v7. 9 i 7 rf * : ade by the government, » details of
area acre Rae en HH Tack, are only members of a firm who| private bills which ‘he has before the |tween there and Rossland was block- ieee tave mav'yet. eon imecepted DY
n that we will apply at | are under the impression that they have | provincial legislature. aded with landshd Th eae vave now ye °
exercised their legal rights. Instead of| Robert E. Hunter, who was employed with JIandelidens Zhe tyo
making money out of it they are at a on the stone work of the Hanna opera that were recovered are understood tol elected fr. W. Cu ;
are “ yO i onti ne ty wcked of he top of the | be‘ " ’ 2 apy | MeVeity association, as th
considerable outlay. ‘Their (contention | paement wall by the caving of a bank |” the way to Rosslan. The others) re ie veily. assactati.
is that a large block of land has been yorterday afternoon. His arm was | Will also be brought here as the accident i
blocked upalready too long for the bene- " broken.

fo of join with the other, repudiating the
on this side of the line. inte government and its policy

J. Gore ‘T. Gregson,

8.1 caki
Manager. LUMBER DEALERS.

=N 8, KERRY & Co. lumber, ete., everythi
T. Gregson & Cv.) gs: A. SABRE Gog finghen e+ everthing
AUCTIONEERS «as RECORD'S
m ‘AND VALUERS THE RECORD'S MINERAL PBYCHOMETRIST.
Advances made on Consignments, WANT RSON, mineral paychome ri eee acid

Money to Loan. possessed y the vi | addition to Kussland.
” RoasLAND, B.c . | COLUMNS. readil: Dated April 15, 1897.

bodies | then. .
The conservati
1

met last night sail
leat of t
ON DRAUGHT AT THE
INTERNATIONAL.

H. Minox,
sous Four,
Joszru LeBLaxc.

sample of the ore.
ng. Houra ld vo 12a. m., and 2 to