ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 165, 1808.

NINES AND STOGK MARKET

Good reports are coming in concerning
theclaims on Green ‘mountain about 7
miles from Rossland, a short distance
from the Murphy creek trail. Until re-
cently but little work has been done on
this mountain because of its isolation
from good trails. One has been comple-
ted and prospectors say that the proper-.
ties will be developed much more rap
idly than heretofore. It is said that
the quartz 1s free milling and good as-
says are being obtained from a number
of the properties. Seattle people are

AMUSEMENTS.

—

Rossland is to be well supplied with
theatrical amusements this winter if in-
dications mean anything, -Mr. A. G.
White, of the the opera house, is only
billing the very best obtainable com-
panys. The Bittner company, running
® most @ pre-

On Regorg Mountain. -

It is reported that a force of 12 men
have been put to work on the Waldron
mining claim on Record Mountain,
which is about the only development in
Progresson that mountain. Mr.:Peter-
son hasthe contract. Theré waa two
fegt‘of anow onthe east slope'of the

sent. The Burnhard-Walther com-
pany, soon to play a week; the Jane
Coombs pany, & larger

and the French Theatrical company,
soon togivea return perfermance and
many others waiting for dates.

Walter Goslin, managing director of
the Bernhard-Walthers Concert com-
pany, ia now in the city making neces-

\f

y a
Rossland Metal Works.

JF. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary. plumb-
er, of the Rossland Metal Works, is pre-
pared to do your plumbing, hot water
and gas fitting, gaunteeing all work, at
the lowest living prices. | Ukanogan
building, Spokane Ftreet. th.

Metal Works.

working a group on the
Among the Rosslandites who are inter-
ested there are T. Mayne Daly,one of
the owners of the Green Mountain
group; 8. Simpson, of the One I See,
and Lewis Levy. Robert Barr recently

sary for the °
that musical organization at an early
date. The company iscomposed of 12
members, eachone a star in his respec-
tive line,

J. ¥. Clark, advance agent of the Jane

got a good assay from on of hisclai

Today’s Quotations.

There wasa smalldemand for Deer

- Park this morning, buyers offering 17}¢¢

and sellers asking 18c. Several sales
were put through at 18 cents. Monte
Chriato was in weak demand at 8}¢c
for small blocke. The market is some-
what dolland the transactions were
small,

x 125, Iron Horse.
araboo (Gy MIC COB, 10 | Jumbo
in & {Jubilee
iy uM

Mente Christo Con.
Novelty...

Coombs D: y, ja alvo in
the city and has succeeded in making an
engagement for his company for ‘a
week’s performance to begin Nov. 28.

Police Court.

James Graham was up before his
honor, Judge Jordan thie morning
charged with usmg abusive language,
but sentence was suspended, the court
evidently believing that the circum-
stances were aggravating,

Wm. Baker, who was remanded from
the 12th inet.,on charge of frequenting
a house of ill fame, came up this morn-
ing, pleaded guilty and paid a fine of
#40, also Promised, to leave the city
forthwith.

Major W. H. Coorer, police magis-

Metal Market.

taate of B: lyn, who is visiting in the
city, sat in bank with Judge Jordan to-
day.

Poter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,
with the Rossland Metal Works, Okan-
ogan building, Spokane Street, is pre-
pared to do all work in his line promptly
at the lowest living prices. Meney can
be saved by patronizing him. tf

- 0. Me Weller, Rossland’s popular san-
itary plumber, has the best equipped

ie prepared to do all kinde of plumbing,
steam-fitting _ etc., anywhere, for any
body at any time. 11-8-tf.

Razors hollow g ground, aisgors, doctor’s
ground at shooting galery, First Ave.

A few thousand old papers have accu-
mulated at the Record office which will
be svld at 15¢ a 100, or 200 for 26e. *

Wm. R.BEATTY,
UNDERTAKER.

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

ROSSLAND. . . B.C.

Death of Mrs. Warson.

Mra, Ellen Warson, aged 80 years,
died last evening at her home near the
O. K. mill.of, pneumonia: The remains
are at Beatty's undertaking’ rooms,
where they will be prepared for ship-
ment to-Spokano,. where interment. +i!
be made in Greenwood cemetery beside | o;
the di 's two child: who died

New Yorx, Oct. 14.—Copp Ai
brokers’ price, $12.50; exchange price;
$12.80. Lead—very weak: brokers’
price, $3.50; exchange price,
$8.70 to $3.75 Bar silver, 60?4c; Mexican
silver dollars, 413Zc: silver certificates |
611g to 61%.

" Rossland Ore Shippments.
Ore from the
mines_from Jan. 1 to Novy. 12, 1898, fol-

TONS.

Weekly Ore Shipments.

The following shipments of ore were
made during the week ending,Nov. 5:
To Trail: Tons.
War Eagle . 1850
Tron Mask..

Total,
The total shipmen 5
since January 1, 1897, aggregate 172,645
tons.

DAIRY RANCH
For Sale.

A good dairy ranch 11 miles south-east,
from Colville, Stevens County, Wash.
It is surrounded by a fine

Stock Range,

Fine Spring, and a Creek Runing
Through the Place.
ard and Abundance of Small Fruit.
A Good New Honse, Good House,
Good Barn, Ice House, Dairy Room’
Churning Done by Water Power.
Other Buildings.

40 Acres

Po
- In Hay and Cultivation. |

For Further Information Call on or
Address,
MRS. J. W. STRUPEL,

Colville, Stevens County Washington,

| Bote
Small Orch- | corpo:
the

several years: ago. The body will be
hipped to k Thursday

at 8:35 o’clock.
Mra.-‘Warson leavesa husband and
three children,

.. Nrs. Owen Entertained.

Mrs. George Owen entertained a large
and select party of friends.on Saturday
evening last in commemoration of her
birthday. After..a most bountiful re-
past, in which the hostess was toasted to
the occasion, the guests adjourned ‘to
the spacious ball room, wherea few
hours were spent amid danciug snd oth-
er amusements, i

County Court Adjourns,
Judge Spinks.adjourned county court
yesterday. The next sitting will be
held January 17, and another March 17.

No Cocange m Dr, A. W. Crase’s Ca-
TATRRH cuRg.

Prof. Heys, Ont. School of Chemistry
and Pharmacy, savs:—''I have made an
éxamination of Dr. Chase’s Catarrh
Cure for Cocaine and in all its com-
ponndg, from samples ce purchased | in the
open market, ani none present.’
We offer a reward An $1,000, to be de-
voted to any charitable institution if
any druggist or doctor can find the least
trace of that deadly drug Cocaine con-
tained in Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure.
Dr. Chage’s Catarrh Cure, recommend-
ed by all dealers at 25 cents box, blower
included free.

ROSSLANDS’
~ ONLY

EVENING

PAPER

THE

RECORD

TWENTY-FIVE

CENTS

A

WEEK.
APPLICATION TO

INCORPORATE,

ofany company ‘in any pai
British Columite baving
ny 60 to be in

company 80
red and for the confer-
y £0 to be incorpors-

fully and ities carry Et and oe ine

works eforesaid or any of them

Deted this 11th weal Dt Nov 1898.
TELS @ mbar A asts.

Cable Address, ‘ Venadiy
Use ‘Moraing & Neal's Cod

HxSuperintendent Le Roi Mine, Box 446.
Mill examine end sport on mining proper
Hien superiniend development, make ést

ong 8: of work, contracts taken, all. re-
port aetay conn dent tial,

Charges Moderate,

Jerry Spellman
Best Salcon in
Rossland...

The Melville Hotel,

Townsite of Melville, Big
Sheep Creek,.

Now affords good accommedation for
all parties visiting Sophie Mountuin or
Christina Lake district,

NOTICE TO - VOTERS}:

Qualification ot Voter of Voters for Muni-
. cipal Efections for the
Year 1899,

Rossland . B.C,

let, All ratepayers who liave on or
before the

First Monday in De.ember, 1898,

paid all municipal rates, taxer, assess-
ments and license fees, payable by him
or her to the municipality; or

2nd. Who is a resident and carries on
businees and is » holder of a trade li-
censein the municipality, tte annual
fee sa which is not less than five’ dol-

Who i is a householder, and that
the rent or rents, or rent value or valuee
thereof, ia not less than sixty dollars
per annum each, and hagon or before
the first day of December, 1898, per-
sonally delivered ,to the assessor or
city clerk a statutory declaraticn made
and subecribed before a judge, stipen-
diary or police magistrate, justice of the
peace or notary public, forme of which
can be obtained fat she alt office.

City Aseeszor,
Rossland, B. C., Nov. 8, 1897.

TIMES BUILDING,

torneys for Applicants,

plumbing establishment in the city and |.

instraments and all kinds of edge toole

E,W: Liljégran, M. £.,[

Stables: Le Roi Aventue,

If you want your hair dressed to really suit y0
atyla and in'tho Inte#t Paris fashions, if you dn
it trimmed or singed, or shampooed to perfec;

when ge te mapAm [BROCHET,
Ns

istralian Sci
jo you require the perfection of i Mia

Dos teeth whitey rohr skin soft and supple, ty BROCHET wit mal
you, PIMPLES, Freckles, Blotches, dandruff, dt:, &e., quickly removed fy
ladies and gentlemen. SMOKERS’ lack teeth mugically” whitened by the us

Madam Brochet’s Smokesr Tooth Powder. Advice free, Note Address, Ma

Brochet, Oc Occidental Block, 112} East Columbia Ave., three doors east of 0,
‘ox, grocer,

Ladies

JRoss. Thompson.
 <—s )

T have blocks of stock in the tllowing companies for ‘sale;

Eureka Consolidated West Le Roi afl Josie. Monite, Gopher,
Homestake, Evening Star Monte Cristo, Sivlerine and R. E. Lee,

i

Lotsin the Origitial Townsite ’

. THE REDDIN JACKSON: CO., AGENTB) -:-. -:- ROSSLAND, B, ¢,

Watch this Space for
Rossland Auction Co.’s Announce
ment Torhorrow.

Tel. No §

Quick Work.
“Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

"Good sadiile horses, elegant turnouts and fancy driving teams; will drive yal

anywhere at any time day or night.

Ifyou are ser eee a driving party, see us:about rige—good hort

Horses boarded he day‘or month. Packing of all kinds dona “We do ex}

Presa and bepgage works will call at any part of ue fe Contracts and job ord

d ne promptly, light or heavy; freight

short notice, ore contracts taken, Sarniture, Busnes and safes safely meved. We
pay all damages done to anthing we handle, act as shippers’ agents, will tran

sfer, warehouse, or ship any cl: lees ‘of goods.

We sell Washington | seasoned Fir.and Tamarac wood.

Office: 9: Washington
-Martin Block.—

‘John W. Hartline, Proprietor.

-Rear of Hunter Bros.-,

McCrae & Co

MINERAL AT 1898,

Certificate of Improvements MINERAL ACT. 1896.

Rossland Evening Record

VOL, 3, ‘No. 114

ROSSLAND, B.-C.. WEDENSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1898.

PRICE 5 CENTS

LADIES’ RINGS...

One very strong point, in our the
Ladien’ Rings. TI pay epecial attention to this Teen and ouseqnently show.
the largeet and choicest collection of them found-in:the Kootunay. have
them in, all styles with any conibinatlon of stones, and the vaines are the
yery best which are made possible only. by buying for CASH.

J. W. SPRING,

Successor to CHALLONER,- MITCHELL & SPRING.
NEXT DOOR TV POSTOFFICE,

J. F. AONEYFORD
The East End Tailor,
hie Suit-zy

171 Conumpra AveNnur East.

Mining and.
Investment Brokers.

ad Properties boughtand sold: = > = Seas
AEE SEABED alt oh ne i ri R ae ae S,
aie 68 08 V0 oun ANGOUD,

MASTER MINDS

Have for- centuries “reve'ed: in. the Pages
Shakespeare. Others prefer writers of

4 and Lats:
see ae ne vo. indiyidual ii me
pave can sob Tao JEnotig ur stock Ww

ry

curing it for
ort an nynatever tine purchases may be
mo wlitheo too ind to. servo, you: We are

Circulating Library
feature for the Winter months,
i ae re iatest boo ks at

H.S. WALLACE,

Wall Paper, F
Hager Notiane and ciroulettms Lincecs,

Rol rated KARN. PIANOS
: cash ¥en pane Privat o ineten:
in ‘dancing, Boole is

every Friday cvenin; ‘at
Dominion iB an ls erery Fyiaey eve forall ‘Cocer
ne
stroat. Address BO:

6 2d ave! cand Monte Christo
Dealers in
———

Real Estate
MONEY  Leaned at
LOW Rates of latorest.

BREAD

Ig the stant of lite, bat bread
made from

Cable Addresz, “Morse ”? Rossland. FLEISCHMANS
Codes, Clongh’s and Bedford McNeiPs YEAST. —__

: Isa Bakery in Iteelf.

ROY H. CLARKE. f 0.4. Fox& Co,

on CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED...

CRUSHED UNDER mi

Mr.) Walker Narrowly Escapes Death
Under Trucks of a Browry.
Wagon.

MANY WIITNESS THE ACCIDENT

Horses Ran Away and the Driver
Was Thrown Under the

Tel. 65.

‘Heese, 3.8 5G 06 Columdia Ave.

&
Mining. Engineer

Epv arp CEonyN.

3.8. Chure; Ja
J. A.MACDOMALD.
Macd

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of
NOTICE,

Black null Mineral Claim, situate in the

‘Trail Greek Aiintag 0 Division. sof Went Kootenay

District. Whe: Sullivan ‘creck,
siz miles west of ar re an River a apace Mining bi aysiu of "Wes te; Mooteusy
‘that J, Wm

qalle. a Sullivan ereek and. west of the colum-

tele ‘notice that’ 1, Wm. £. ppoverean, foting
af agent for chance Se ko. NO.

NOTICE.

ie Aimtend tx
ly to the
spaeraaar for the purpose of ol biaining " Fre
Dm gre SSUG A, intend, ait
@

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Teethers aes ‘Rotleo that action, nnder is
scQtion Mir mauat boc

enced Lefore the is-
suance of euch
Dated this 14th: dey of wets OF INS.

a gro m the date hereof,

ae to the stining Heconder (08a corti

ux

‘Hunter Bros,

—FoR— The Maseot Gold Mining Company,

Limited Liability.

Notice in hereby given that a 8;

Fresh Fancy Groceries,
c: Table Delicacies, + 1) eral Meeting of the shareholders ©.
cot Gold Mining Compa: Limit

ROCQUEFORT CHEESE. will be held at the o: the
IMPERIAL, CHRESE, the third dete kB: 18080 at the neue
i SE.

CROSS & BLACKWELLS’.. Hants, p
JAMS, JEEEES PICKLES. @ Com pi wo suen pel or com:

AS terms. eee as the
and CHOCOLATES,

ial Gen-
“The Ma
abi

rs may deem advisable,

other businers wa may awfully Se Drought te
fore the meeting.
d further (ako notice that, on Monday, the
seventeen a aay, sof Getober, a secs ‘ond
fgneral cetin ft] ors
wit fe Relat cueeeine RE See ay
hich the resolutions p at the abuye-men-
Honod ire meeting apie ‘be submitted for con
Dated this iw sentyt -third day of August, 1898.
der,

* DL CAMPBELL, .

The
Grand.

European Plan

Sau, T ARTHUR, Proprietor.

Spokane, Wurhington.
. Modern in all its. appointments.
1 .vadquarters for mining men Rated
rea wnable, Centrally located, corner
He ard and Mill streets. ,

NOTICE
Re Mineral Act,

OTICE tn hereby that
N mena le hat section 2f of thin

eon sider Te nel i ple
sidered as mote ae le
for which a Crown Grant

ED HUME,

‘nist of Mines.
Department of Mines, V:
pparime yf ‘ictoria,

MONTANA LIVERY

26 Washington Street.

First Class Saddle and Driving Horse
Boarding Horses a Specialty, eee

CHICAGO,

Telephone6 - M, A. HARVEY,

SPOKANE, W. ae ‘ON.

‘tle No. 1 mineral Claim, situate in them

Secretary.

ee

id Clute & Cronyn

Barristers, Solicitors cand ‘Notaries.
olieltors for ‘the Bank of ‘British North Amorics
Money to Lean.

Made for Ui
* Surveying and Assaying

oh fi ding’ D;
and ‘Reporting on Mineral Properties.

Mek:

GC. O. Lalonde 2% oe

Flrong atioen forsturdy boys and | stylish shoes for thane
- dainty 8 oes for little rla aud misses and elegant shoes for
their mothers, edo 1 not confine-ourselves: to supplying
apy. ‘ont age or coe with FOOTW aR, but make a specialty
od ehoes for everyune.”’. .Our stuck is complete, co:
prides every kind of. tt and Shoe manufactured, ‘ight,
Prices are all light, however.

medium, or heavy:

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IMPORTERS...
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

inc.
erehandise,

Manufacturer’ s Agents:
Standard Mining Supplies.

Agents: Goodwin Candles,:Canton Steel,
Giant Powder, California Caps and Fuse.

ROSSLAND AND SANDON.

AMAUUA QUA AALAALJOA ASA GUA AAAABA UUM Abb dUbJ44 bAJ6h GOA U6 JUL JUL JUL JUL dAbdUUINS
DON'T RISK Bf.¥aci

ation from absolute purity ine aaa drugs a have serious
results at a critical Soment. Parity and High Quality in
every article in our stock of I)rugs and Medicines ia what we
aim for. From the most inexpensive | te the costliest prepa

He eereyrerrerrervertyTtyriyrryrryrryit

Nf

about an “hour
hee the Recorp was out, a large crowd
was attracted by a runaway accident on
Washington street, between First and
Second avenues, The Lion Brewery de-
livery wagon was coming down the hill
heavily loaded, to make the afternoon
delivery. When about half way down
the hind wheels struck a slippery place
and swung around 80 euddenly that the
driver, Wm: Walker, was thrown from
his seat to the ground, and before he
could regain his footing the wagou pass-
ed over his leg, breaking “it about - half
way between the ankle and knee, Great
crowds were coon attracted to the spot,
and Walker. was ‘found tobe uncon-
scious from’ a severe bluw upon his right
jemble. It was feared fora time that

he was beyond all aid, but he waa. car-

‘| ried ‘to Dr: Reddick’s,.and after restora-

tives had been - applied, he. gained con-
eciousness and was then removed to his
home near the brewery. A careful ex-
amination of his wounds showed that he
had received a compound fracture of the
leg, anda deep and severe cutin the
right temple, also some bruises upon the
body. His wounds were’ dressed, and

today he 1s reported to be resting as
well'as.could be expected It is a most

fortunate thing -for- Walker that~ the
team was a gentle one, and did not be-|.

come excited and kick him to. death.
They turned ‘toward: the sidewalk,
cramped the wheels and etood still until
the driver was removed from among
their feet. Walker is not sure -yet
whether he struck the wheel with. bis
head when he fell, or was stepped” upon
by the sharp shoe of the horse,

R. E. Finney, Halifax; Erie Johnson,
Kaslo; John R: Martin, Nelson; J.. H.
Wateon, Toronto; A. F. Barrett, Omah
A. L. Dean and William Allen of Trai
O R. Ball, Vancouver;. F,. M. Smith,
Great Falls; H. C. Cooper, Vancouver;
Harry Love, Toronto, were among the
arrivals at the Allan hotel today.

~T'called ‘for,

REPORT-ON THE SEAGE

Council-Petitions to Drain Into the
Columbia. River.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE'S REASONS

Copy of the Report Forwarded to the
Provincial Authorities.

There was a full. attendance at the
regular meeting of the city council last
night. * The report of the special com-
mittee on'sewérage was considered, It
was decided to’ furward . to Hon. 0. A.
Semlin, premier, and Hon. James Mar-
tid, M. P. P., each a copy of the report,
which was adopted unanimously by the
"| eounell.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE'S REPORT.

. The report states that. the installa-
tion of the sewerage system last year
cost $3,506; that it was intended to con-
nect it with the Columbia river, but the
provincial health act requires that the
submission of the provincial board of
health must be firat obtained. Accord-
ingly a fall statement of plans and spec-
ifications of the system was sent to that
body and was duly accepted, with one
vital exception, i.e., it positively re-
fused the solicited permission to dump

«| the sewage into the Columbia river, and

‘suggested as a fit disposal of the sewage}
aeubsoil irrigation scheme. In 18988
sanitary engineer investigated and re-
ported to the council a set of plans and
approximate cost of same, on the system
recommended ‘by the board’ of health.
A mass meeting of citizens was held and
it‘was decided not to vote the amount
‘they’ believed the-cost-too
great, Especially as it’ was only an ex-
perimental system. ~
FIVE REASONS WHY.

The reasons why the eewage should go
into the river are then given.

Ist—The citizens will not vote the
money t y to put in

providing for salarica for the mayor and
aldermen, .

The ©. P. R. waa given permission to
put in crossings on St. Paul, Lincoln and
Monte Christo streets, and were refused.
permission to run -through lane ‘in block
25, as it would shut off outlet for all
property owners in block.

J. A.L. Waddell, bridge engineer. of
Kansas City, writes for particulars of
new bridge to be built actoss Porcupine
creek,

“Soapy’’? Woods, solicitor in Toronto,
writes for the $500 due on “Soapy’s”
book—"Canada From Ocean to Ocean,”
which the last council ordered and the
present body refuses to pay for.

The West Kootenay Power and Light
Co. stated that the appliances for the
additional street lights, were on the way

out here, and would be putin place at
once upon their arrival.

In the Police Court,

Jane Butler was charged with being
drunk and: incapable and as it was her
first appearance before Magiatrate Jor-
dan he released her without a fine,

Frank Boyer, charged with gambling,
was fined $50 and costa.

“Tom Miller, - charged with vagraney,
Was remanded to Nov. 18 for trial. He
is a peddler ot fake jewelry. .

Metal Market.

New Yorx, Oct. 15.—Copper—firm;
brokera’ price, $12.50; exchange price;
$12.80. Lead—very weak: brokers’
price, $3.50; exchange price,
$3.70 to $3.76 Bar silver, 6074c; Mexican
silver dollars, 413Zc: silver certificates
6136 to 613.

KPT OUT OF HI CAL

tmenty-Thid Anniverasry of the
Remarkable Guibord’ Affair,

RIEL EXECOTED 43 YEARS AGO

the plant suggested by’ the board of
health,

2nd—The system recommended ie only
an experimental one and ‘the cost too
great, i

8rd—The Columbia river is 7 miles
distant’ from the city, and at point of
omptying would be 2000 feet lower than
Rossland, and is the natural outlet for
the city drainage.

‘4th—The dumping point is only a few
iniles from the international: boundary,
and no cities between line and dump,

&th—The river’ is go. large, deep and
swift it would: purify - 80 times .the
amount of Rossland’s sewage, and many
cities are quoted in Canada and the
United States that dispose of their sew-
age in the same manner without detri-
ment to health, vin: _ Detroit; Buffalo,
Toronto, B 1, Minne-

Story of the Guibord
Case Related by W. T.
Norris.

T. 8. Norris, the well known Toronto
newspaper man who is at present in
Rossland, was burried in the columne of
the Record’s exchanges _ this morning
when the foreman shouted for “copy.”
Instead of using the scissors on the ‘ex-
changes they were metaphorically ap-
plied to Mr. Norris who cheerfully rela-
ted the following story:

Twenty-three years ago today Joseph
Guibord, after being kept out of his
grave for seven years, was buried in the
Catholic cemetery in Montreal. He
had been a member of the Institnte Can-
adien, a litegary institution founded by

apolis, St. Paul, 8t. Louis, Kangas City,
Ci Allegheny, Louis-
ville, Columbus, Indianapolis, . “Chicago
and Athens.

EXAMPLES O¥ OTHEE CITIES,

No one gets water from the Columbia
river between point of dumping and
Trail, All the citizens and trains get
their supplies from mountain streams
by gravity system.

Pittsburg and Allegheny, with a pop-
ulation of 346,000, empty all sewage
into the Obio river. Twelve large cities
lowerdown theriver get their water
supply from the river and- again drain
their sewage into theriver. St. Paul
and Minueapolis, with 300,000. popula-

. | tion, drain all sewage into the river, and
: St. Louis below with 460,080 people, and

New Orleane§with 242,000, get their wa-

ter from the river. ,
The report continues by.eaying that
damping of i sewage into rivers is almost
h Canada, United

No more wagons this season. _ The

beautiful has now arrived in suficient
ii to make b

The frost previous to the snow fall made|

the roads and streets firmer and

her, so that a did .foundati

rations a high standard of
prescriptions are filled here the sick recover rapidly

™ |ig furnished for good sleighing.

Wn.
Funk, the Pioneer expresaman, has the
distiction of being the firat one out on

McLEAN & MORROW,
Pposite the Bank Fat Montreal. THE DRUGGISTS

runner’ this season

States and the whole world generally.
THE WATER

Archbieh Bourget when cure of Notre
Dame cathedral.

Two books on the shelves of the lib-
rary which had been purchased by the
archbishop were found to be on the in-
dex expurgatorious at Rome and the
archbishop, then bishop of Montreal,
ordered them destroyed, The members
refused until they could appeal to Rome
as they were purely scientific works.
While an appeal was pending Guibord
died and was refused burial in the lots
he had paid for in the Catholic ceme-
tery. Then followed the . appeals
in the courte finally reaching
the privy council in England which de-
cided in favor of the bishops friends.

Early in September, 1885, an attempt
to carry out the orders of the court waa
made, but animmense armed mob tur-
ned the cortege back from the gates of
the cemetery and the body was taken
back to the receiving vault in the Pro-
testant cemetery. Premptory orders
came from England Nov. 16 and 2,500
armed. men escorted the remains to the
Cath

A: motion was carried instructing the
city solicitor to take steps to secure by
act of Parliament the right to purchase
the aseets ofthe Rossland Water and
Light Co.’s plant by means of arbitra-
tion.

> COUNCIL NOTES.

-y where it was
and 18 inches of cement and scrap iron
laiil on every eide of the coffin,

Ten years later, or thirteen years ago
today, Louis “David” Reil, the half
breed leader of the so-called Red River
rebellion in 1870 and the troubles in the
Horthwest Territories in 1885, was exe=

Amotion was offered’ and referred,

cuted at Kegina,