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The Rossland Evening Record. ~

VOL. 1. NO. 324

ses
TWENTY-SEVEN CHILDREN

other btteminta tidy by bit ever sinde
the outbreak of the Cuban fevolution
which has proven #o disastrous to Spalh,
and brought her to the brink of ruin. 1t
was early in the year 1808 that he ap-
pealed first to England, then to France
and to other governments; but he got
net a word of encouragement from any
quarter, Wedo not believe that his

latest appeal has brought hi
iste tap ght him a word of

Wants, Por Sale Rent, Lost Etc

Tencente aline for the first insertion: ait five
cante a tind thereafter...

Already Buberibe to the Victorian Order
of Nurses Fund.

M. J. OHEARN. J
When Xe CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS 9! na:

BOARD AND ROOMS: Want

We can save you 25 per cent. on your Purchase,
ACTION IS ELOQUENCE: We say and do; we promise and P,

Twenty-seven of Rossland’s children
have so tar responded to the request
made by the Recorp for contributions
to the fund for the Victorian Order of
Nurses, This is a good showing but it
does not begin to represent the children
of this city anditis hoped that before
the end of the week the number will be "i ~~
greatly increas-d, ii

‘he subscriptions received at this
office since Saturday evening are as
follows:

Jerome Isaacs, age 7 years.
Earl Smith, age 10 years.
Edgar Cory, age 11 years,
Vernon Shilvock, age 13 years.
Leonard Shilvock, age 14 years.
William Furlong, age 14 years.
Mack Malone, age-8 years.
Walter Furlong, age 12 years,
Harry Wuerth, age 12 years,
Evan Hughes, age 12 years,
Lawrence Walkley, age 11 years.
Gladys Campbell, age 9 years,
Dimple Campbell, age 7 years.
Gaston Lalonde, age 8 years.
Leon Lalonde, age 7 years.
Leonie Lalonde, age 3 years.
Harrison Taverse, age 3 years.
Willie Cross, 11 years.
Dalton Cross, 12° years.
Willie Foley, 15 years.
Mable Davis, age 4 years.
race Davis, age 2 years.
Mamie Fraser, 6 years.
Sylvester Lewis, age 7 years,
Alexander Chisholm, age 8 years.
Mary Willkins, age 2 years.
Eddy Lewis, age 3 years,
Below 1s a coupon with a blank for
the name and age of the child who
wishes to contribute. Fill out the
blanks, cut the coupon out, and bring or
senditto the Recorp office with 10
cents. The nvme and age of the giver
will be publisi ed in the next succeediug
issue of the Recorp and so continued
until the list is closed, when the money
and names of the children of Rossland
who gave their dimes to aid a worthy
cause will be forwarded to the office of
the Victorian Order Fund at Ottawa.
Following ia the blank to be filled ont:

Mrs Nortuey,—-Board and room, $7
Kootenay ave, half block east Spol
(facing C. & W, Rallway,)

pom, $2.
10 Street

= ‘erform
BITUATIONS WANTED. be
Wantxn: A two-roomed furnished hou
no children or pets, P.O, Box 1H,

Mining ane

Investments.

This Store is Matchless for Bargains,

PRICE 5 GENTS

ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1897.

BOARD OF TRADE FIRM

some Promoters of New Exchange
Want to Rule or Ruin
Its Success.

Don't fail to see the r
BOOTS and SHOES and

Special Jubilee Sale now going on in
ORDERED CLOTHING
Call and inspect some of those nobby
Spring Suits made to order for $25.00,

for RENT—Une store and unfurnished rooms
in MacGregor Terrace, St. Paul Street close to
Columbia ave. Rent’ moderate, good loca-
tion, water supplied. Apply on ‘premisey to
McKinnon & Braden, G5-ut.
For Rent—Store room, 14x42, and

rooms suitable for bedrooms and housekee)
{ng for rent reasonably In the Hecord block,
For Renr: Fine furnished comfortable rooms
for rent. Apply to Imperial Cigar store, Spo-
kane street.

Corresdundence
Solicited J

NEW SISTERS’ HOSPITAL,

POLICE COURT NEWS, SPOKANE OUTPLAYED.

A new consignment of Amertean HA Ts
opened this week.

M. J, O'HEARN, The Clothier.

Corner Lincoln and Columbia Avenue, - - ROSSLAND, B. ¢

Orrice:
REcorD BLock,
ROSSLAND, B.C,

Frank A. Baird |T2E
BROKER, DAILY

Duwier in Mines and) RECORD
Btocks.

25 cents a
The Scott Block,
Volumbia Avenue, | Week delivered

to‘exist ahd those t!
ence in Sp
and the Hellenic kingdom.

LACROSSE AT NELSON.

ibttention Ladle |
S. Thornton Mrs. Ms Heard
Langley, ore"on Columbia
thing In theline of
John McTeer finaiéi "and chia.
ren’: furaishings
Repass, may be found.
Miss Millie Amme
Pianist of the re-
nowned Amme or
chestra,
Will Give Lessons
on the Piano
Conservatory L
i Avenue.

Defeated Hutche’s Invincibles -
Yesterday—Score 15 to 12.

Excellent Accomodations for the Sick— aslo

Hospital Fair Next Week.

our republic Charges of Drunkenness Against Three

Rossland Bloods Dismissed.

H. S. Wallace,

DEALER IN

A fair will be given by the sisters of
the hospita], commencing next Tuesday
and continuing until Saturday for the
purpose of raising funds to defray the
expense of building the new hospival.
The fair will be held in the Imperial
block, and preparations are being made
for the event that will no doubt be suc-
cessful and encouraging financially to
the sisters.

Upon entering to the ground floor the
medical ward is on the left. It is a
large well Jighted room. On the
opposite side is the reception room
upon the first floor are located besides
these rooms are private rooms for pa-
tients, bath and wash rooms, smoking
room, dining room, kitchen and pantry,
A broad stair case leads to the secon
floor where there are nine private rooms,
The surgical ward is on this floor, algo
the operating room, linnen room and

If they had just stepped from before
the mirror in their own drawing room,
three of Rossland’s young bloods could
not have looked neater or have been
more faultlessly dressed, than they
were when they faced Police Magistrate
Jordan this morning, charged with be-

HE WANTS ECONOMY

es-
Mayor Scout Makes Some Sugg Woy Loa, Pe cons,
i Salar: ;
tions Concerning the 'y Fs ae) so
Question. Spokane, Wash., June 8.—The Spo-
kanes went down to their first defeat
_—_ today at the hands of the Kaslo team,
is the visitors winning after the most in-
ing drunk and disorderly. There was +
not a hair out of place, a single speck of THE SUNDAY CLOSING LAW

teresting game of the season by a score
dust descernible, not a wrinkle in their =_ *

of 15 to 12.
clothes. They denied being drunk and Kaslo bunched their hits in the first
accused the arresting officer of being in-

three innings, gaining a good safe lead.
toxicated. They defended their own In tho eighth inning Bpokane began to
cases and did it so successfully that the

guage Coffman’s delivery, and before it
charges against them were dismissed, was over five hits had been made, net-
oO cer Henry saw two of them wres-

ting seven runs.
tling between themselves and they fell

‘anager Borcher’s play for time in
over a barrel. He had no bother with this inning to give Coffman a rest, sav
them and did not see any other disturb-

room

For Rent: A and

for rent in the Recoxb block.
For Rent—5 room house. partly furnished,
or 4 rooms unfurnished, 326 Le Rot ave. 6-3-3t

The Rossland Players Were Finally Left
in the Shade.

STATIONERY,
OFFICE SUPPLIES,
WALL PAPER,
NOTIONS,

FANCY GOoDs,

i TOYS. ,

“i HAMMOCKS,

BABY CARRIAGES ETC.

[OTS _
The second game on the schedule ar- ODOT TRO

FOR SALE.
ranged by the Kootenay la crosse asso-

JHE VIEWS OF A MEMBER

low bed transfer track 1m good
» Root, No. 11
fore an audience of about 1000 Neleon-
ites and visitors.
Very much interest was manifested in
the game, Rossland and Nelson comimg-f ror sauz.—A 5 horse-power upright engine
ing together for the first time thi - | and boiler, used less than one month, inquire

aoe ince cttiot this’ sea-| Stkod stat Stable, 420-1
'y athletic sport. ’ B, & Ruxa have opened a hay, grain and

The first game on the schedule,

food store in the Le Rol stables. heir prices
played at Kaslo on the queen’s birthday, on thea. om te WL pay you era i
was won by Nelaon; score, 3 to 2,

For Satz—Chicken ranch in good location.
Also 5 hogs. Apply at thisoffice.  5-4-tf.
For 8aug.—Cheap, 8 50 horse power boiler in
good condition, " Address Box 512, Rossland,

JUST ARRIVED

AT THE

WHITE » HOUSE

Spring Suitings,
Trousers and
Overcoatings,

First-class Fit and
Workmanship guar-
anteed.

Call and see goods

Provisions of a Proposed Amend-
ment of Interest to the
Saloon Men.

The Good That Could Be Ac-
complished by Joining
Both Bodies.

ciation, played at Nelson Saturday, be-| PeutunssePo sateen yb Root, Ne" i The Last Chance to

‘raquive oe tile othce, "een On Om
s0n ; § ce.
Nelson was victorious in the game ; An Erie bicycle, new. Apply at this
Saturday. Score, four games to three
for the visitors, in a hotly contested bat-
tle. ,
Both teams played a gentlemaniy
game, although each individual fought
hard to win from start to finieh. : Con-
siderable money changed hands on. the
result.
The first game was won by Nelson in
mut five’ minutes, scored by Frank
Smith, bya beautiful open‘shot on the
opposing flags.
‘he second game, after about 20 min-
utes’ play, was won by the visitors
after a hard struggle, in’ which Turn-
bull scored by an open shot from about
20 feet-in front of the flags.
The third

the game for the visitors, as he was
about knocked out of the box, while
Spokane had bases full, with only two
men out. A strike out retired the side,
and this bens ihe last time faa locals
i . 1 -- | SCO! ane was cre wi
the difficulty; urged that the city pur- cen errora, all ‘of them costly. Kaslo

‘chase its own water and light service had five. Coffman and Davie were in
and other matters of vital importance points for Kaslo, and Rush and Connors
were mentioned by him. The mayor| for Spokane. |
agked the council to take epeedy action} The score by innings was aa followa:
onthe salary matter. He hoped the 3
board of works would give the subjoct
i di ‘ H

At the council meeting last night
Mayor Scott advocated economy in the
matter of salaries suggesting some
changes which he thought would remedy

Unless something is done soon the
slight friction between the board of
trade and stock exchange, promises to
cause an utter disruption. The public would not arrest any person for
has wondered not a little at the long doing what I saw them doing,” replied
continued delay. Meetings have been ing abd anny, were talking and laugh-
held by the score; committee appointed. | what I tell them Fase arrest them.”
conference heli, bylaws revised, and| Mayor Scott occupied

for all that the two organizations seem | Police

to be no nearer combining than before. 8
The fact of the matter is, that a few dis-
satisfied members of the board of trade
and a couple of stubborn persons on the
other side have thus far succeeded in
entirely blocking proceedings.

From the first the board of trade took

ance.
“Was there sufficient cause for ar-

For SALE: A comple outfit for a country nows-
press. Ter added the judge.

per; Washington eight column han
Rpply'at this olfice.
For SALE: A livery barn and clear title to lot | j
on which itis located for sale at @ bargain
forcash. Apply at this office, 10-10tf
For Saxe: The Evenine and WERKLY RossLan D
D is on sale at

H. S. Wallace

Original Townsite of Rossland

—wWITH—

* Macdonald & Cronyn
art det ; Perfect Title Guaranteed. award Cronyn, J. A, Macdonald.
agents For the next thirty days the Montreal Townsite Syndicate will sell lots BoLtorrens,

at from e NOTARIES.
ie BURN’S BLOCK. - - -

$200 to $400 on Easy Terms, §

ath rooms.

The third floor contains seven private
wards which are -larger than
those down stairs. This floor will be
reserved for women patients.
Heretofore very few women have been

mitted to the hospital because uf the
limited accommodations. A plain, but
ncat chapel is located on this floor. The
hospital is well lighted and_ ventilated.

Twelve patients are now being taken
care of in the hospital, ali of them hav-
ing been moved from the old location.
They are getting along nicely and do

12
15

eee
SALVATION ARMY IS INTERESTED

DRAYAGE,
Movin: If you have household goods to move
call a Red Star transfer wagons
Dpayace: The Red Star Transfer Company
‘handles all kinds of freight promptly.

fe
that the board of works lay off
some of the men now employed
upon the streets until the money
bylaw is passed. Nearly all the money

ROSSLAND.

being

about fight. Sentence to Be Passed on Frederick D.

Booth-Tucker.

Rossanp, B. C,
I wish to contribute 10 cents to the

. He claimed
kicked over

and get prices.

MARTIN SCAWIEG
At the WHITE HOUSE.

the vi

D. EH. EERR, D.D.8
Dentist and Oral Surgeon.

Office over Fraser’s Drug Store,
Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St

mittee may
funds received will be
committee will
All work the best that skill and experience ¢ i

oS pi an | (2) decide how the

Victorian

be elected,

h Governing body of the
new order is to be chosen and (3) deter-
mine how the work to be
shall be carried on.
The qualificati

Recorp’s Children’s Fund of Rossland
for the Victorian Order of Nurses to be
established in commemoration of the
Queen’s Jubilee,

It is proposed that a meeting of all

‘ice patrons, vice presidents and
representatives of subscribers will be
convened at Ottawa when the fund is
about to be closed, in order that a com-
to whom all the
handed over. That
ll (1) draft a constitution,

of the nurses of the
Order are to be of the highest

undertaken

the game stood a tie.

iso “scored by
finished
delight,

TEAMING: If you want delivering or teaming of
a

ny kind done call up tha Ked Star Stables.
Tel. No. 8, Tot

Bagage: It you have a trunk or baggage of
any kind you want moved, the Rel Star
r Company will do it promptly.
Pranos: If you want a safe or plano
et the Red Star Tr: ;
ey

out.

at
rs.
itt

LIVERY STABLES.

‘Morsrs:Get your saddle and pick horses at
the Red Star stables. p

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

half‘hour, or until a game ‘was scored,
so the referee ordered the game to pro-
ceed, and in the shortest o} any of the
games the ball was shoved through the
Baga ie a serimanage by Alf Sens; who
ed as neat lacrosse as an: er
the field. After the usual t) feo sheers

then could not agree to play. the extra

ree cheers | ;

Just stop and look in Fraser’s window and see
the beautiful perfume atomizers. 218tf

ES lors)

After which time prices will be advanced. ; i Turner \ Robertson

Own Your Own House. ____a

Your Rent will pay for it in One Year.
FINEST BUILDING SITES IN THE cITY.

"Representing Syndicate,

42 Columbia Avenue

= ROSSLAND, B.C.

‘For fine fruit and choice candies call at the
Columbia Candy Company, Reserve » near
Washington, in
-Evgry day brings new customers to Lalonde.

demands, to reason chat whens man makes
oes & specialty, that it t
the right house, = Po" a a

‘end shoes.

' John Ferguson McCrae, !

ELECTRICIANS.

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

Basement No. 18, Columbia

Avenue

not seem any worse for being moved. It
will be a week or ten days before the
place will be entirely completed as the
carpenters and inters are still at
work, giving the finishing touches.

———_
C. P. R. STILL BUILDING.

The preliminary work of an import-

ant piece of railway constructioi? will bé

d next Monday when the

ANOTHER BUSINESS
«FOR ROSSLAND...

Daniel and Chambers

Are opening a Wholesale and

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

corps of engineers will in surveying
a new line of road from the mouth of
Slocan river to Slocan City.

LOOK AT
Fraser's. Window

JUST ARRIVED

THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF

the stock exchange committee, that if
the exchange joined issues with it, it
would be controled'by the rules of the
board of trade. Things would be run on
@ strict business plan and no tom
foolery allowed. A couple of the mem-
bersof the new exchange movement

swerve a hair's breadth from its original
course. That is the way the matter
stands at present.

“‘The exchange will be benefitted by
joining the of trade,” said a prom-.
nent member of that hody yesterday,
“in this way.
unscrupulous brokers using the exchan;
for their benefit; it will engender. conti-
dence in the public and insure buyers of
bona fide stock quotations. A mining
exchange composed entirely of brokers
is not eo apt to instill confidence into
the public, as one that is joined with an
ii izati that has

afirm stand. This body plainly told rt

It_will guard against | .

spitoone ‘n front of the Allan house and
at one of them put a man over a bar-

rel. This statement of the officer’s the

provided for street improvements has
been expended. He criticised the ap-
i of timek and street fore-

used flatly denied, and
ined hi

im.
“Where was I when arrested?” he

it

‘In front of the Queen’s hotel,” an-

swered the officer. -

“When was that?”

“Sunday morning.”

‘‘What did I say abont fighting?”
“Well, I can't say Pact —

“that’s all,” interrupted the blood in a

tone that would have done an attorney

it -

did you arrest them,” the
wanted to know.

“Oh, I see,” broke in the jndge,
“Kirkup was the arresting officer.”

The accused then said that the of-
ficer told them to go home and ge te
bed. “He said we were all drunk. I
told him he was mistaken. He then
seized hold of my collar and tripped me

man by parties without the authority of
the council. He thought their salaries
of $4 and $5 respectively were too high.
The mayor thought the office of as-
sessor and license inspector should be.
combined.
An amendment to the license bylaw
was submitted to be acted upon. Ii
rovides that on and after July 16 liquor
Ficenses shall cost as follows:
Retail licenses, for six months, $200;
bottle licenses, same period, $100;
wholesale licenses, same period, :
special picnic licenses, $10 per 48 hours.
The cost of transferring a liquor license
is $10. The bylaw also provides that all
saloone shall be closed from 11 p, m.
Saturday until 6 a. m. Monday, and pro-
ibits any one save members of the
household or the proprietor from enter-

t] Fourteenth

New York, June 7.—The liveliest in-
terest is manifested by members of the
Salvation Army, and also by oute:de
sympathizers, in the terms of the sen-
tence which is to be passed upon Fred-
erick de la Tour Booth-Tucker, com-
mander of the Salvation Army in the
United States, who was convicted a
week ago of mainfaining a disorderly
house at the big army barracks on West
strect. Complaint was
made by the residents, who alleged that
they were greatly disturbed by the
singing and band-playing, which fre-
quently lasted throughout the nigbt.
the trial resulted in the conviction, sen-
tence being postponed until tomorrow.
Commander Booth-Tucker is of the
opinion that the decision is » perversion
of the law—the creation of a new offense
which j ji he religi be:

of tens of thousands of the. best citizens
in the United States. The commander

For the greatest and finest assortment of boots
go

organization,
Lalonde's, tho leading boot in
T9tE

by each club the referee declared Nelson

i for th et
. McKenzie, M, D., e class of work they are expected winners, and the crowd dispersed more

todos Sickness is always a severe tax

Moain, Montes, upon the resources of the middle classes.

4 an It is a heavy burden upon the poor in

ani Serges jot the Royal College 2 of Enyslolane spite of hospitals and Kindly charities.
ulty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow. | 40 intelligent trained nurse, prepared
Speoialty made of Hye end far Dinsacie, to supply what is necessary, is often the
Orrice :

best friend a poor family can 5
SMITH-HEWITT BLOCK. ome of the chief objects" of the order
wi :

VARNISHES, BRUSHES. Everything

every-
in the line of Painters’ Supplies.

v1 and and ahoe store.
than satisfied with a hich had | Gzt the Becozp every night d; ter for 25
hitherto been unknown to many oy the | cents Der week. Leave Giders at thi oftee.
district. For the Neleonites, Smith, | Coditest to Iatonde's boot and shoe store for
Cooley, McGregor, Seffs, K, 8. Gray, | mouths just toy received. rE°
Dallas, Taylor, Livingstone, and McIn~
tyre played neat and clever lacrosse,
and for the visitors, Dalgleish, Thomp-
son, Turnbull, Lahey and McBri
. ee street.
10/THE IRISH AND THE JUBILEK.|*8.C. Baxzry. Fine bread, cakes and pastry is
our specialty. 24 Washington street.” 44-tf.

ing the bar between the hours named,
‘Gonsiderable di: fon fall the
ii of this ndmies ets or
Scott said, in reference e Sund
closing, that he was opposed to putting
laws on the books that would not be en-
Alderman Johnson remarked
ioons
not

independent d
not to on ing |tomy knees.” Just here the youn;
‘ . thing to jose, by allowing |bicod flipped an imaginary speck c
Manicure Scissors fletitious quotations of stork to be made. | Betton! his cult. “Mies mayor sake

hi
Files, Tweezers he board of . trad : {0M | him if he had created « disturbance and

he replied no.
Sponge Bags The next accused with cutaway coat,
Perfumes

mining starts ne, gloves in hand and head _ thrown | fo)
Mirrors, Etc.

farther states that a new class liw has
been insti prohibiting the workmen
from meeting to pray, while the rich
man is allowed to meet under precisely
similar circumstances to dance.

IT WAS FOR BLOOD.

CAR
Two , Sak.
OF GOODS ON TRACK

GRANITEWARE_»
At Former Prices of “TT N VV ARE

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

8, Langeake T. Gregava,
Manager.

T. Gregson & Cv.

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.
+ Conveyancers Notaries Public, etc.
Advances made on Consignments.

cer rowan, .c. GEO. A. FRASER 41 Columbia | Pers

J. Gore

BAKERIES,

‘B.C. Baxzny, ik, tine

fA - i
there are alway plenty of openings leit | GBS § ly back on his  shoulders|that in every city in Canada
nd fresh rauch egg. bi Waskinnerd
S-10tf

for those to creep in who will eventually would have made a beau ideal ins Now | were closed on Sundays, and he did
Berth bv byt trom ed | Sen Raa SWE nt ndi| we lanapaats pen icon. an ay
rules that govern all procs pedin of the aut nent ot an rere coe Then the quest, on as to whether it was
at 2 mem-' this man told us to home. I asked
him ‘what business it was of his.’ He|Sut me
ead Sid a nae ne gg vet | Rot Bo sattled,
id nut see as it was an: *

of his ‘business, “My friend” saii| Alderman Wallace said that the
he was drunk and I tho amendment, whic acker srs ‘a P

Sena We core should be passed at once so that the
license commissioners, who meet today,

Two Men Fight a Duel with Bare

(a) To provide skilled nurses Knuckles This Morning.

W. M. HENDRICKSON, M, D. arsely settled and out-lying country

Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians | “8 ;

and Surgeons, etc., British
Columbia, Canada.

OLate Surgeon Workingman’s
Hospital, Butte, Mont.

tricts ;

(b) | To provide skilled nurses to at-
tend the sick poor in their own homes
in cities;
(c) To provide skilled nurses to: at- |.
tend cases in cities at fixed charges, for

rsons of small incomes, the charges
‘ing paid to the funds of the order;
OFFICE: 8russt Block. ROSSLAND} (4) ‘To provide small _lying-in rooms

or wards in cot or homes;
Dr. REDDICK.

(e)To prepare trained nurses thor-
OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 10 a.m; 1to4 p.m; 7 to
m. .

They Explain the Charge of Inconsis-
“tency Brought Against them.

A hot street scrap occurred between
Sam McConnell and J. T. Hatill in front
of the Koot hotel this ing.
Hatill says that McConnell asked him
for a dollar which was refused because
he needed the money to pay freight on
some that were coming this even-

ing.

"FicConnell smashed him and he re-
taliated with such good effect that the
other was soon carried into the saloon.
It was lively while it lasted, and at-
a large crowd. Both men bled
considerably. No arrests have been
le yet.

DRUGGISTS.

McLEAN & Mongow, the pioneer druggists,
have just received & ton of di ¢
have just 1 mn of drags and tollet

——
LOTS NOW SELLING IN INDUSTRY IN SCHOOL.

CARIBOO CITY.

Prices, $75 to $250.
Size (look) 50 x142 feet to 16 feet alley.

Terms easy, Perfect Title. Apply
J..E. MILLS.

The attitude taken by the Irish
Nationalista in regard to the jubilee has
caused great irritation among the
ionists and others in London. Their
critics seize upon what they are pleased
to consider proof of their ii i oD,
The sixty Irish members
their share of seats in the
stand to view the procession.
Times and other newspapers wax scath-
ingly ic over this offending. Mi W. of Geo, Francis Stone-
The Irishmen 7s r house, last heard of at Nelson, B.C., wanted
advance at the expense of their eeftice: | az macreuners at Rowland. :
It will be explained that these applica-
tions for seats were made in

the earliest solici of uni
members who wish to secure more seats

BATHS, Examinttions Are Passing Off Smoothly

Barus:L adies’ entrance to baths —Sel illigent.

the European Hotel. n> new baths from holars Dill

Batitooms fitted up with tubs and marbl
basing, all kinds aha atyles, All work per.

hole and locked in und_our valuables
taken away from us.” The third blood
created a laugh by saying that they were
ly hungry and in no humor for
drinking. They were waiting for a res-
taurant to open when the officer ap-
roached hi

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND |

Travers Hardware Co,

The zeal which the scholars. evinced
at the of the inati
does not abate in the least as the end
draws near. Every public school in the bs fen
city is a veritable bee hive of industry,|” He said they had takena few drinks

and that irritation, which is generally bat "weie not under the influence of mmotiehe amendinent was read the first
»

ae i i it he is| ti F and McPher-
i A ‘i “I would like to ask this man ifhe is|time. Aldermen Fraser
isan unknown quantity. Everything J i ‘oted ‘nat the motion to read the
moves along in the smoothest manner iit the habit of getting drunk,” said |con voted agai Deqaupe of thelr objection to
eoeeiedaty that must be got rid of qulck- ject.” said the blood, “as im-|the Sunday closing section. Mayor
Core oe aa ee oe ee ed oe dn tho | material, irrelevant and not proper.” _ | Scott said, in voting for the smend-
ly, the se othe reel The young swell with his cutaway|ment, that he di i (bea
work belore them coat intimated that he would like to ex-| great whic

sonally atte: ‘M. Weller, sanitary

jagaly qualified to carry out these ob- Plumber. 'Phone 27.

applied for HOTELS.

‘Y 4 Tum Leland: Columbia avenue.
The | = rene
LOST.

TURKEY AND SPAIN.
First door sovth of Methodist Church,
WASHINGTON STREET - - - ROSSLAND.

AGENT

A
ROSSLAND. motion seconded by Alderman John-

Spanish Premier Thinks His Country

363¢ Columbia Ave. = =
Has Been Treated Unfairly.

SAOES”

i if handise must be specially selected
TS on ot in the best markets in order to obtain best

———_
FINED THE CHINAMEN.

It is probable that there is truth in
the report that Spain is again seeking
the help of the powers in maintaining
her sovereignty in Cuba, says the New

W. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND SMBALMING,
Court, near St.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

RED STAR

Bars E M
Educate the Heathen.

PERSONAL.

Daxcina: Professor Dreyfous gives private les-
day. 10-15tf

Caskets and Motal Liniaz alwsyson band
‘Telegraph Orders promptly attended to.

York Sun. The powers, acting in con,

than they are individuality entitled to.
None of the seats will be hed. by the

{vy you want the Rossland Ev:
Bpokane go to E. M. Shaw or JW a

and pu!
values.

retail dealer who makes shoes his special business; one

This applies tothe customer, as wellas to the

The scholars in. Prof. Blair’s depart-
ment had some difficult studies to ‘dis-

amine the eonstable.
“Will you admit you were drunk,”

would make in revenue from licenses.
The measure was given second and

Inspector Barr’s efforts are bearing
fruit. Three Chinamen were made to

cert, have assisted Turkey in asserting
her ignty in Crete, under the pre-
text of preserving the public peace, and
for the sake of the principle of author-
ity, and yet for other reasons. It seems
rly endorsed, that Spain is desirous that they shall

will
ne {onorable Chief Commissioner | 1,

Irish members, who have simply trans-
ferred | their Fights to thoi uniondet
riends.

third readings. : . wos
The mayor gave it as his opinion that
the board of works should improve the
central and business streets tiret, such
as St. Paul and Washington streets and
First avenue. He said it was important
that the streets leading to the railroad
depots should be gotten in good condi-

ion at once.
Hetiderman Wallace suggested that the

re

license inspector. be requil to furnish
bonds, as he was engaged

RESTAURANTS,
ANotHER valuable discovery: ve
cpromeaurant is the best place In town to-dine,
‘HE Vendome restaurant leads,
mealsand prices reasonable @? “°rVINE Ane
Business lunch 25 cents at the Vendome.
Tax Vendome gives quick service;
tice and everything first class eo SROFt no

i does look for the latest styles in Hats in a hardware
store, Ror Gadi the best shoes be obtained except from the
#

very and Transfer Co.

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck aod
business. We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Wester
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from cars; any
thing d—ti a trank toa boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.
ae—THE HOTEL ALLAN om

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. C.

One hundred elegantly furnished, light and airy bedrooms, Parlors, baths,
billiard and private club rooms. Dining room unexcelled. Electric lights,
steam heat and all modern conveniences. MRS. M. E, ALLAN, Proprietress.

The Only Brick Hotel in Town. ———

PALACE STABLES =»

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.

WASH.NGTON, AND RESERVE sts.
Rossland, B. C.

J.W.LANE.PROP. -

*«q The Pacific Hotel, »

JOHNIWATSON. PROP.

of today. There was hygiene, : e
physiol , British history, and agricul- pay $2 court costs each, besides having
care: Mine to take out licenses. The others will be
dealt with in the same manner unless
they take out licenses immediately.

asl le
“I can’t allow you to prosecute the
witness, the judge interrupted. =

Moffatt’s scholars oeluded
their examination yesterday. ‘iss Mc-
Queen's school will be at throt a thelr . : a
fridey.. Mice’ Walker's scholars are |" not speak to you civilly? he

exclusive shoe dealer. .
ke’a specialty of Fine Shoes. Finest American
oun Kept in stock. ‘hole agent for the Slater Shoe. Sole

agent for the J. & T. Bell’s Fine Footwear.
. bright, intelligent set and are expected

W. F. McNEILL. to pass almost to a-pupil.

——
¥ FATHER LEMAY’S FUNERAL.

Ferry—West Kootenay District. FROM THE RECORDS,

Sealed Proposals, pro = :
reesived bythe TRANSFERS, "Sell, somewhat in a encering way,” LICENSE COMMISSIONERS MEET.
replied the witness.

“What do you mean by that?”
‘What I say.”
“My word is as good as your’s, I sup-
*
Arrangements Not Yet Made for the PORT in flwe yourself to the evidence,”
Burial of the Pioneer Priest. again interrupted the judge.
““Why did you arrest me?”
“Well, I gave you a chance.”
“Why dif you not arrest five of us,
stead of three?”
“Well, the other gentleman

‘Well, the oth tle: spoke to
me civilly.””
The accused then brought about a
climax, by saying: ‘Your honor, I call
upon Mayor Scott to prove that I was
sober. t can get otier witnesses if

Try across
0 Landing, and
bove and belo

Columbia River at
within a limit of two
w that place, fora term of
five years from Ist July ni
Froposals must
and kind of boat

JUNE 4, BUILDING MATERIALS,
Engene, 34, Edward Burne to F. ‘M. } Woop and lumber: We sell chea
McLeod. others. The British Columbia
uenen %, W. H. BellteG. B. COAL,
Murphy. Brove coal at Hunter Bros, at 1 g
Uncle Tom, P. E. Jacob to C. 8. ne

for Eu-) Burs, T, B. Mitchell, John Ranah
@ powers are interested in| C, R. Hamilton. od cena aad
May ¥¢,

No Business Was Transacted and an
Adjournment Taken.

Next Door to the Post Office. .
BGR AGN BGS BGS BGT QBN AGE EGF ASAT AEA YT TOS BES age ag DK TES BES HS BOS TOT 1 ee
the city’s money, the same as the city
clerk and other municipal officers who
have funds in charge. He also stated
that the section of the license bylaw 1e-
quiring hotel keepers to put a lai mp
near their doors was not being enforced.
Itdeveloped that Inspector Barr h:
not been ordered to enforce the section
in question. Mayor Scott said he would
order the inspector to enforce the law
hereafter.

The street-and traffic bylaw and bread
bylaw were considered and finally

rthan ap >
ill Co. f

8. C. CHEZUM. JOHN JACKSON, JR.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co

ti concerning titles to mining properties in
ah tatormeniow Trail Creek Division.

General Miwing Business Transacted. Mining Blanks Garefully and Neatly Executs «
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Orrice: Taytor BLocg, Columbia Ave.
P. O. Box

The license commissioners met and
adjourned this afternoon without trans-
acting business. Mayor Scott, Mr. Jor-
don and T. M. Daly were all present.

JAMES KIRKUP RESIGNS.
James Kirkup night watchman and
special constable called at the Recorp
office at 4 o’clock this afternoon and
stated that he has resigned
his position as night watchman. He
says that he is not supported, owing to
hard times and has a grievance in that
his word did not appear to go for any-
thing in court this morning.

on,

ing out of the contract.

‘he competition will be on the rate of tolls
and the amouut of bonus to be paid to
ernment 4..nually for the exclusive
of operatiny y.

sews Se a No arrangements will be made for the
funeral of Father Lemay, whose death
was reported inthe Recorp yesterday
until word is received from Father
Eumelam.
Father Rivers, of Wisconsin, the life
long friend of Father Lemay was with
him at his bedside when he died and ad-
ini d the Last

Parnonizk home industry.
Kootenay and Rossland
in Rossland.

Smoke Enter

Multero, Morrow, Hazel, Ida, Favorite cigacs ,

. 8. Holland to T. W. Coleman
CURTIFICATES OF WORK.
June 5—Lillie May.

rise
Tade

posal.
cers of the government, with their an-
{mals and freight, to pass free.

W. 8, GORE,

Deputy Commissioner of Lands and W.
Lands and Works Departmentees ood Works.
Victoria, B.C., 20th May, 1897. 5-25-2w.

DEY .TISTS.
Dz. Finuey, dentist. stussi biock.
gore —— ee, co see
WANTED JACK QUINCEY. "eLUMBING,

Wanted to know the whereabouts of | 6, M. Wettmn, p castical sanitary pl embt »
Jack Quincey. His evidence will save Ea abo sted cad Coinimbia drentve. fase a
an innocent man’s life. Last seen in} =<"

British Columbia. Press of the Province WM L WE BB.
A) i ;

‘please copy. Address Dany Recorp,
Dealer in

Singer Sewing Machine Agency
ossland, B. C.
AND SECOND HANID> FURNI-
TURE.

the powers have

against an insurrection =<

D, B.t. :
—— * The council adjourned to meet Satur-
day evening, when the money bylaw
will be introduced. - Alderman Raymer
was absent.

The finance committee approved the
following report, which was. adopted by
the council.
Cissna & Son
Lockhart & Johneen. $
Dominion Express company
Stunden & Perine.

W. J. Moore...

G. H. Roeddr. .

C. P. R. Telegraph company.
J. H. Burns. .

necessary.
“Mr. Kirkup,” asked the mayor, ‘‘do
you generally arrest men for such slight
causes?”
“I arrest men for being drunk and
disorderly.”
“Answer my question, sir.’’
“I told them to go home.”
“It was none of your business about
them going home. Do yn generally
arrest men for being drunk?”
“TI arrest them for being disorderly.”
“That is not my question, sir.”
ow y arrest drunk men

ORES AND MATTE SHIPPED.

'T HUNTER.
JAMES HUNTER. BOEEE

HUNTER BROS.

‘Wholesale andgRetail. General Merchandise.
AGENTS FOR GIANT POWDER CO., GOODWIN CANDLES

Shipments From Trail aud the Slocan
Fall tine of supplios carried. If — q Since First of the Year.
you desire to see the agent leav. ’

dress care P.O. bos tee and. WILL GIVE WORKING | BONDS. | NEW
he will call. . J. Henager and Alex Wilson have:
valuable mining properties in tha

FOR SALE South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-

bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek
Four Room House and Lot for Sale.
Title Perfect.

and Waterloo, in groups irom one to
nine claims, on which a working bond
I. N. Biaelow,
47 Columbia Ave.

SMALL DISPUTE SETTLED.
Acclaim made by W. Russell against
the B. C. Millcompany involved by a
dispute over a day's tine wassettled be-
fore Police Magistrate Jordan today b:
judgment of $60 by the defendant. At-
torney W. S. Dean represented Jaffe.

The shipments of ores and matte from
Trail Creek aud Slocan, this year, by
way of Revelstoke and the south, so far
as reported, amounted to *23,266 tons, «
valued at $2,916,576. That for January
and March, which were respectively ri when he heard
$675,506 and $677,681 were the largest on the three men h: been arrested. He
record, had seen them a short time before, and

—_— could roar ? tet noe, ot them were M.
nt Timber Inspector drunk. The judge concl .
in {athe city on his official tour rove them guilty of the
' spection.. them.

STOV-ES, CARPETS, DISIIES, ETC. Complete stock of Mining Supplics and

Choice Groccrics and Provisions

CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE ST. ‘Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Hats
116 COLUMBIA AyR,. First class in every particular. “From the best Canadian and American Manut.

‘ : "CELEPHORE 9.

captained that he
G.OODS DELIVERED PRE.

PERSONALS.
James Rutherford arrived in town last
evening Scent country

now made by Premier
Canovas to obtain moral or other assist-
ance from the powers is in line with

will be given upon reasonable terma | REF AIRING AND UPE: 5
Call on them at E. W. Shupe’s store, HOLSTERIN 'G.
Columbia avenue, id. tt

Murry
of in-|no evi
\charge