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Rossland Ev

ening

Record

VOL, 3, No. 126

ROSSLAND, B. C,, MONDAY NOVEMBER - 28, 1898.

PRICE 5 CENTS

RINGS...

Oue very strong point in. our

Ladiew’ Ringe.

5 s—perhaps' the 4
I pay spevial attention to thia line and coneeqnently ehow,

the largest and choicest collection of them found in the Kootenay. 1 have

them in all styles with any con
very best w

inatlon of stones, and the vaines are the
ich are made possible only by buying for CASH,

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Successor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING.
NEXT DOOR:TO POSTOFFICE.

MASTER MINDS

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' ining and.
nvestment Brokers.

Mining properties bought and sold.
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mining stocks of Kooteray. -Conti-
dential reporter furnished on applica-
tion by competent engiueer.

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MONEY Loaned at
LOW Rates of Interest.

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Rossuann, B..C.,
P. O. Box 258.

Mining Engineer

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Surveying and Aszeying

perialty Superintendin;

p st Development
{ Reporting on Mine:

Properties.

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The East End Tailor,
Fora’ .
e~Fine Suit.

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Have for conturies:reve'o’ in the pages of
Shakespeare, Others, prefer writers of his pe-

Circulating Library .- |

’- Teaeher-of Violin, Mandolin, ts,

Sole agent for the: celebrated KARN PI.
gach and instalment plan.

in dancing. Socials 0

Dominion Hall. Musi

sions. - Residence 2d ave. and Monte
atreet.. Address P, 0. Box 24. +

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a.
Christ

the great feature for the winter months.
All the latest books at

H.S. WALLACE, .

Stationery, Wall Paper, Fancy Goods,
Fegec Notans and Circulating Library:

PRINTER’S UNION MEETING.
Their Annual Banaust ‘Will Be Held Decem-

The Rossland ‘Typographical Union
held; its regular monthly meeting Sun-
day afternoon in the Miners’ Union hall,
and imade nominations for.officks the
union, to be elected on the last Sunday
in D tL It was d to
give their annual banquet, to the mem-
bers of the craft and the newsper frater-
nity in-Rossland on the 18th of Decem-

r.

“HALF AND HALF.”

The Athletic Glub Holds a Pleasant Smo-
aye ker.

The ‘Rossland Athletic Cinb gave one
of their popular “‘smokersa” Saturday
evening at their club rooms on 8t. Paul
street. Recitations, songs and stories,
mixed half and half with refreshments.
Besides the club members many of their
gentlemen friends were:present.

“« School of Assaying.
_Prof.W. P. Murray will give a lesson
in ssesying this at. his study and
laboratory this evening. Increased in-

terest is being taken in his work,‘and in
a mining section like this he should get

all the pupils he could instruct.

BREAD

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made from.

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FRESH DAILY.

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pose Shy OLR AGENTS oc
106 Columdia Ave. Tel. 65,

of life, ‘but bread

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NITY HISTOR
ORME HA

This Afternoon 160 of ‘The Best Peo-

ple on Barth” Arrived. {n-
: Rossland. °

ROUSING RECEPTION GIVEN THEM

Tonight They Will Revel in Their
Silvian Haunts—Banquet Fit
for the Immortal Gods.

THE CAKE WALK A _ FEATURE

Things ‘Will Be Done by the Elks that Were
Never Done on Earth Before—Names
ofthe Visiting Elks.

Soon after 6 o’clock this morning a
telegram was received from Spokane
announcing thé fact that'the special
train, carrying about 160 Elks, had left
there at 8.o’clock sharp.
. Immediately the word was sent around
among.the Rossland members and all
necessary arrangements made for giving
the visiting brethren-a rousing recep-
tion. John Robertson will be marshal

‘the day, and will be ably assisted by

Dave Morgan.

The Rossland members formed in line
at the Allan house corner at 15-minutes -
to 2, lead bythe Rossland Independent _

and lusty cheering, all formed in line of
march; headed by the Spokane Silver
Cornet band and marched . down Wash-
ington to Second avenue, slong Second
avenue to St. Paul street, down St. Paul
atreet to Columbia avenue, and up Co-
lumbiaavenue to the Miners’ Union
hall. As the procession came up Colum-
bia avenue the Spokane band in & most
insinuating way piayed “There Will Be
a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight.”
Two Hundred Elks in Line.

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

Dr. R. 8. Brett, of Banf hot springs,is
intown, = ash
Jobn McKane is in -the ‘Slocan on

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Hunter Bros...

IMPORTERS..-

AND RETAIL

& foetal. ee
~ Merchandise,

Manufacturer’s Agents :
3 Standard Mining Supplies.

Goodwin Candles, Canton Steel,
Giant Powder, Culifornia Caps and Fuse.

ROSSLAND AND SANDON.

Agents:

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ation from absolute
results at a critical

pon them.
purity in some druge ma:
moment. Purity and J

avery article in our stock of Drugs and Medici

alm for.

From the most inexpensive to the costliest prepa~
rations a high standard of excellence is maintained. by

Whe:

prescriptions are filled here the sick recover rapidly

Les

ite the Bank of Montreal,

McLEAN & MORROW,
THE DRUGGISTS

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mining bueiness. Ke

©. W. Carpenter of Slocan came in'‘on
last night’s train. i

Charles Van Ness, of the War' Eagle
hotel, returned Saturday evening.

Harold Kingsmill will leave tomorrow
with his family to Spokane, where they
will make their home. i

Mr. and Mre. Harry ‘Goodeve came in
from Grand Forks last evening and are
visiting Mr. Goodeve’s brothers.

Cad Hampton of Colfax, who hasbeen
in thecity on business for the past
week, returned to his home this morn-
ing.

W. L. Chambers, of Daniel & . Cham-
bera, arrived home last night afters
forthnight’s visit in Spokane and Port-
land. .

R. M. Boyd, of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul line, and Harry M.
Adams of the O. R. & N., left for Spo-
kane on the morning train.

Messrs. Dave Morgan, J.. P. Voight
and Gus Wassholm went to Northport,
this morning as a delegation of the Ross-
land Elka to meet the visiting friends.

stockholders of the mine the final pay~
ment for their holdings came down from
Rossland and was deposited in the Ex-
change National. bank. The total
amountofthe deposit was $1,070,000.
This was the largest. deposit ovir made
in a Spokane bank.

Those receiving the money were Colo-
ner I. N. Peyton, Valentine Peyton, D
W. Henly, Major J. M. Armstrong, L
F. Williams and J. T. and J. G. English.
With what they had formerly received,
the final payment of their receiptt from
from the sale of the Le Roi- sale up to
$1,570,000. All this money came to Spo-

A 1 banner was hung across
the avenue in front of the. Allan, with
an immense elk head upon it, together
with the words ‘Welcome, B. P.O. E.,
Rossland, 1698.” An-American flag and
a Union Jack were tastefully and moat
appropriately entertwined together, in-
dicating peace, harmony and tranquility.
also a broadness of mind upon the part
of the members of the order...

There were about 200 Elks in line, in-
cluding the Rossland. members. -The
procession, headed by Chief of Police
John Ingram, was halted directly under
the banner; and with hgts off, three
mighty cheersand a tiger were given

kane. for itis here all the at
named do business. :

“The final payment was made in a se-
ties of drafts on New York, issued “by
the Rossland branch of the Bank. of
British North America. These ‘drafts
were received by the Exchange National
bank... A portion of the’ money. was
checked ont into other banks yesterday,

the forthe glorious
event being celebrated.

The marching was.resumed to the
Miners’ Union hall, where Mayor H. 8.
Wallace and the city council received the
visitors, and with befitting ceremony ex-
tended the freedom ‘of the city to the
"Best People on Earth.” %

The visitors were then taken in hand
by local, i inted for the

and that is the reacon of the
nal cle arances.  _

Practically all of the money received
isto remain in Spokane. A portion of
the holdings ef the Mesara. English wil]
be tranéferred to Danville, Ill., but much
of it will’stuy here.

Yesterday’s balances in the clearing
house were $138,204, indicating the man-
ner in which’ the Le Roi money was

LE ROI MONEY PAID.

Spokane Bank Clearances Affected by the
Sale of the Great Mine.

's bank d
were probably the largest in the history
of city. Thy amounted to $465,910.

This, exceptionally big day in the
clearing house was one of the results of

checked out. Yesterday’s clearances
bring the total clearances for the five
businees days of the week up to $1,236,-

Board of Trade.

The epecial general meeting of the
Rossland Board of, Trade, called for
Monday evening, November 28 has been
postponed till Tuesday evening, Novem-
ber 20, at the same time and place.

the saleo! the Le Roi mine. During
the week the money to pay the majority

J. 8. C. Fraser,

11-28 -2t, Vice-Pres,

purpose and escorted to. their hotels,
where all accommodations had been
prepared for them.

. umptuous Banquet Tonight.

Thia evening at 6 o'clock a grand ban-
guet will be given at the Dominion hall
for members of the erder only. The
banquet is being arranged by brother
Almstrom and Mra. Almstrom of the
Central hotel, and from present indica-
tions, reflects great credit upon’ their
admirable judgment:

Some of the Toasts.

The following toasts will be given and
responded to by the chosen few:

“Her -Majesty, Queen Victoria,” by
Father Pat. ~ *

“Our President,” by E. Dempsie, of
Spokane. z

“Our Order,” by H. P. Nothbohm, of
Spokane.  ~

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