Attention Ladies |

Mrs.

‘, Thornton

ave., where every:

ladies’

John McTeer
Repass. may be found.

Miss Millie Amm

W ning

Jnvestments.

‘orresdundence
Bolleited

chestra,
Will Give Lesson
on the Piano

Conservatory IL
Rai Avenue.

PFICE:
ReEcorp Bock,
ROSSLAND, B.C.

Frank A. Baird |T3E
BROKER, DAILY

Dealer in Mines and RECORD
Btooks.

2 cents a
The Scott Block!
volumbis Avenue. ‘Meek delivered

M. Heard

has opened her new
Langley, store on Columbia
thing in the line of

and child-
ren's furaoishings

Planist of the re-
nowned Amme or- | Big

Corrected Daily By Jennie L. Stone.
Stock Broker.

ROSSLAND STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Notlee ta ee qin, that tho partnors!
gxinting between Henry iranning and
Fredregall doing business aa
Brick Company, han thisdas buen iescived.

HENRY BRANNING,

Ronwland, June 21, 1897,

=z For Sale.
Name of Company. i

NOTICE.

Persons are warned from t F removiny

an Yard unt
the ulfaire of the company ted,

re at
HENRY BRANN

Alki.

Alm
| Ast
Anglo yt
Bighier:

Bru
8
Bea

en‘dn Mutual & Dev.
well M’n’t

JUST ARRIVED

AT THE

WHITE x HOUSE EE

FULL LINE OF

First-class, Fit and
Workmanship guar-
anteed.

Call and see goods
and get prices.

MARTIN SCAWIEG

At the WHITE HOUSE.

5 eee
xe

x

D. BE. KEBRR, D.D.8
Dentist and Oral Surgeon.
Ht work the best that skill and experience can
accomplish.

Jffice over Fraser’s Drug Store,

Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St. Maso!

eee ere ere TeTTN

eee

Feee,
5

J. I, McKenzie, M, D.,
MoGill, Montreal,

F A

{ Tdeontial of the Royal College of Physicians
jurgeons. Edinburgh, Licential of ste Fac-
a of Physicians ‘and Surgeons, Glasgow.
Specialty made of Kye and Ear Diseases.
drvice: SMITH-HEWILT BLOCK. |

W. M. HENDRICKSON, M, D
Licenciate of the Faculty of eayaigions
{and Surgeons, etc., Britial
Columbia, Canada.
t Late » Surgeon “Workingman’ 's
Hospital, Butte, Mont.

OFFICE: Stusst BLock. ROSSLAND | Rotel

ar

"*

mes

ee cae

=
&

Dr. REDDICK.
UPFICH HOURS: 6 to 10 am; 1to4p.m; 7 to
9pm.

First door south of Methodist Church,
WASHINGTON STREET - - -

Ww. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND SEMBALMING,
Court, near St.
OPEN DAY AxD MIGHT.
Caskets and Metal Lining always 02 hand
‘Telegraph Orders promptly attended to.

rt
ROSSLAND. | Sultai
Ble

errr

ETB x
nem:

Pee
ES

=
i Ks

A. PARE
— ancHiTectT—
NEXT DOOR TO 0” Rossland.

OITY HOSPITAL
GIBSON & WILCOX

Practical Plumbers

Ketimates furnished on all work.
Shop and office at
Basement, Postoffice Block.
Cotomsra Avrrng, RorsLawp, B. C.

capitalization of companied is indicated
by mililiods and Irsotions thereat

$Pinmona, Dust, 4,000, 1340.
Silver Bell, 6,000, 4c.

Northwest Fixture

COMPANY.

Dealersin Electric Fixtures

Burton City te the front,
Singer Sewing Machine Agency

Full line of supplies carried. If
you desire to see the agent leave
address care P. O. box 622 and
he will call.

FOR SALE

Four Room House and Lot for Saie.
Title Perfect.

I N. Biaelow.

Dy and Motors, gen-
eral supplies, Teiephones
and appliances. Repre-
senting Joshua Hendy &
Company, Mining and Mil-
ling Machinery. Racine
and Waterhouse Steam
Engines, Racine Gasoline
Engines. Mantels, Tiles,
and Grates in Stock.
Address

Northwest Fixture Company,

SEATLE.

47 Colambia Ave.

Trail, 7

‘|systematic, thorough and conservative

“| revised, dand pub

sist of about
: Handsomely printed and bound.

:| already been prepared. The necessary

. bought and paid for, and areon the way.

- | office at the following prices :—

Rowstand, June 21, 1897.

WARNING.
J Reroby give notice thet the partnership ox:
isting between myself and Sing
and ail money sbouid hereafter wa ra a me.
21-21

NE.
June 21, 1897.

indissolved

Tencents a tine for the first tnsortion: and five

cents a line thereafter,

SITUATIONS WA

Warman “situation bx experienced hy tel
man as housekeeper or chumbermal!
Spokane preferred. Address K.P. Kecord
Wantso—A house of inde, QoF four ra
red, Je
cation by young waren cook for
itming oF boarding. house
r

A partner with wnall eaptig
Fe vinegar. Must understand the hu:

int
hess Address Hl, B, Record ollice,

BOARD AND ROOMS.

The Frank Hanna

LIQUOR Co.

All kinds of Fancy
Drinks for Family and
Table use. . . . .

Imported and Domes-
tie Cigars. . . we

Mus Nouri: rd and room
outena)
Taw. Ral

(facing C.

FOR RENT.

For Rent—-Society Hall, Monday,
‘urday evenings. Apply
For Bxxr Furnished fsur roomed house.

nie L, Ston
For ‘aga Milshod two roomed house, aut
pomedd house, new, plastered,

Friday, Sat-
Bentty.c-19 tt
gen

Fou Rewt—Four roomn,_ new, plastered, near

business centre; $25, Jennie L. Ston
For RENt—Two roomed honse, near Ted aga
$8 per mo; Jennie L. Stone. olUtE

For RENT—Store room, 14x42, and unfurnished
rooms suitable for bedrooms and id, Rousekoop-
ing for rent reasonably

For Rent: Fine furnished comfortable rooms
fort rent. t Apply to Imperial Cigar store, Spo-

Write-Up

ss Souvenir.

write-up of the Camp, which will be

Tue Recorp will soon commence & Fon

iy: ie re a fu rnished and unfurnished room
for rent in the Rgcorp block.

Yous BALE.

Fou Sace—Stock of Mill'nery and Fixtures.
The only millinery store in good town. | Kent
of store with two living ea ha r month

ell sell for
#isb on account of slekness.
Fon Sane Resident lot, maevioaiion caren
jent to business centré. Jennie L. Stone, z,
For Sare—Bar and furniture of hotel in thie
city. Apply this office,
For SaLE—Two teams of good horses, barons
pply at this office.
Fon. ‘eaue Fea roomed frame hotse; Bim
‘ave, for $100; Jennie L. Ston elute
For sie eet ying Testaurant business at
rmain; desires to soll on eccount of sick
Ress; Jennie L. vet
For SaLe—Good inotel shuslness—with or with.
out property; Jennie L. 3!
Sct Furniture for 2l r rooms, with 2yeare
Joase of building; Jennie L. sto:
Fon Sann—# ton low ‘pedgranstor track in "eal
cheap. Ad . L, Root, No. 11
Bintatrest cMpovane, We Wash: ” G7-tf.

di ina

MIDSGAMMER
SOUVENIR»

The first edition of which will consist of
10,000 COPIES

The mines around Rossland have. at-
tained that degree of development
which insures success and the

For Chick in good location.

‘Also 6 hogs. Apply et thts ome

For SALg.—Cheap, a 50 horse power potter ‘jn

> Addrom Box 612, Rosstand,

rae-power upright engine
n one month, Ingiiire

Bane & fea tare opened « hay, grain und
feed store in the Le Roi stables. ‘Their prices
command attention. “It will pay you to cull
on tl

Fon aun: A new plano at a bargain on aaey
‘terms. Inquire at this office.

For SaLe: A livery bern and clear title to lot
on which it is located for sale at a bargain

for cash” ‘Apply at dais ofice

Gut the Recorp every night by sends oe Ba

cents per week. Leave orders ut the office.

DEAYAGE.

undertaking. The Souvenir will con-

100 PAGES

Cute
and engravings for the front page have

presses and material have already been
oe
Orders will now be received at this

Singl Cony =
23 Copis
50 «

50c.
811.25
20.00
ss 35.00
6 768.00
bid 125.00

ADVERTISING
One Page -

One Half Page 30
One Fourth Page - 20
Reading Notices per Line 25c¢

* RATES.
$50

‘Taese prices are for a guaranteed
edition of 10,000 copier. Advertising
rates will be increased proportivwatelv
with increased inane,

Movina: If ett 700, have household goods to move

calla Star transfer wag:

Draragn: is The
en

‘Traaaler Com:
ae pany

Star
‘of freight promptly.
you want delivering of teaming of
aielNe Kin done call up the Red Star Beghies.

age: If you have.a trunk or agsee ot

Pay biad you wang moved, the iol Star

‘Feduster Company will do it promptly.

Pranos: It you want.a safe or

the ed sar Transfer Company to do
responsible forall ‘dgnage

Tue Hod Star Transfer Compaiy ‘meets all out-
golug and in-coming trains and will ell at

Eny part of sho city lor baggage or passonyars.
@ never miss the tra!

LIVERY STABLES.

Honsas:Get your salle sui pack horses at
e Red Star stables.

BUSINESS PERSONALS,

Jugr stop and look in Fraser's window and see

the beautiful perfume atom:

Fon fine frult end choice candies calle i the
Golumbla Candy Company, Heserve st, nea

Evany day brings new customers to Lalonde.
to 1easvu that when a man maxes
Dooteand snves & specialty, that it must be
the right house. TOL
Fos the greatest a ‘and finest assortment of boots
‘and shoes Lalonde’s, the leading, boot
and shoe tore.
Go direct to Tajonde's. boot and, shoo a wore! oor
rubber boots abbers.
Eiout has just boon received. ree ate

BAKERIES.

B.C. teary, Hazelwood ruulk, fine creame:
butter and fresh rauch ergs. 24 Washi: cc

B.C. Saeeny: Fine brea:
our specialty. 24

McLeax & Monnow, tho pioneer drugyists,
have just recelved & ton of drugs and taliet

Watits, Fut Sale Rent, Lost Ftc,

fase
M. J. OHEARN.
When Svante CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS *“* °tis
We can save you 25 per cent. on your Purchase.
ACTION IS ELOQUENCE: We say and do; we promise and Perform,

This Store is Matchless for Bargains.

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

Don’t fail to see the range of ,
BOOTS and BHOES and READY-MADE
CLOTHING,

A new consignment of American HATS
opened this week.

M. J, OHEARN, The Clothier. e

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

, CAR
Two .SAk.
OF GOODS ON TRACK

GRANITEWARE_=#
At Former Prices of “TT N VV ARE

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

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Co.

The Rossland Evening Record.

VOL 1. NO. 335
LOOK AT
Frasers Window

"JUST ARRIVED
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers *
Sponge Bags
Perfumes
Mirrors, Ete.

GEO.A. FRASER 41 Columbia

H. Ss. ‘Wallace,

DEALER IN

STATIONERY,
OFFICE SUPPLIES,
‘WALL PAPER,

“NOTIONS,

“FANCY GOODS,
TOYS.
HAMMOCKS,

2

*KOSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1897.

THIS IS NICE, ANYWAY.

A Yankee Artist in Penmanship Has
Done a Good Bit ot Jubilee Work.

Richard E.Toothill, an artist of James
town, has prepared his masterpiece mm
artistic penmanship at the - instance of
the British-American — residents of
Jamestown, in the way of a testimonial
to be sent to Queen Victoria for pre-
sentatiori on the anniversary of her 60
years’ reign, The testimonial reads as
follows:

“We, the British- American id

An ‘Account of the Day’s Sports
in Full and the Names of
Prize Winners,

_Jof the city of Jamestown, County of

Chantaugna, State of New York, United
States of America, hereby extend to you
our hi jn INOS 00. on sis com-
pletion of ji ol

’a ya reign, seQuoen of Great Bi Britain sin ed

. NewWhile many of ‘us: have _ become
adopted citizens’ of “United States,
are loyal to ite ins eaean yet we

true woman, and it is our hops phat you
may long be spred to bias ea er. the
millions of your devoted subjects.” ™

THE GLOVE CONTEST.
The best glove contest ever given in

Fon Saue: An Erie bicycle, new. Apply at this b

RED

Livery and

STAR

Transfer Co,

Saddle and pack horses, light and-heavy rigs. a general express, truck and

usiness. We have the

transfer pri
railway; aro prepared to unload and deliver all kin.ts of freight from ears; aay
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler,

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.

ilege for the C & Wesatere

Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

billiard and priv:

steam heat and all modern ‘conventences.
a=————The Only Brick Hotel in Town. ———

ae—THE HOTEL ALLAN om
LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B.C.

One hundred elegantly furmialfd, light and airy bedrooms. Parlors, bat
fate club Too ms. ‘Dining room unexestied,

hs,
Electric li;
8. M. E. ALLAN, petite brew

PALACE STABLES ™-.

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
JASH.NGTON AND RESERVE STS.

J. W. LANE. PROP.

- Rossland, B.C.

“q The Pacific Hotel, >»

ANIWATSON. PROP.
oonnni COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE St.

First class in every pat ticular.

C. M. Weller,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER
All work attended to promptly
Office and shcp corner Columbia

BATHS,

Barua:l. adies’ entrance to the new baths from
‘the European Hote!

BatHnooms fitted aE with tubs and sarod

Dasing, all kinds and styles. All

sonally attended to. C. M. Weller, weanilary

plumber. "Phone

HOTELS.
Tux Leland: Columbia avenue.

1837 1897

QUEEN’S DIAMOND

Jubilee Celebration

—aT—

ROSSLAND, B,C.
TUESDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1897.

ROYAL SALUTES.
DRILLING CONTEST
For the Championship of B. C.
Ist Prize, - - — $200,00.
2nd Prize - 5 $100.00,
SCHOOL CHILDRENS’ PROCESSION
LACROSSE

BASEBALL

-:- FIREWORKS. -:-

HOSE ‘REEL RACK | ———

©, De Waraze, practical sanitary plumber, cor
kane strest and Vhuoe
Me speoet

PERSONAL,

ew Ly nad Dreyfous gives private! ler

Ivy You vents, Fosland Evayrxe iiecean’ ‘0
Spokane go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. Graham.

RESTAURANTS.

ioTHeR valuable discovery: ‘ue Vendome

Festanrant is the best place in town to di

‘|rue Vendome Seataie leads, faring: ‘ane

meals and prices reasonable.

Bosinzas lunch 23 conta at the Vendome.

‘Tax Vendome gives quick service.on short no-
ice and everything first class

and Spok street.

P

$20 000 To Loan

In_umsof $.¢C'ct wlore‘for short time on ap-
—_, Proved security.

_ D. M. LINNARD,
Cook Building, ‘ Columbia Ave.. Rosslani

WM. L. WEBB,

Dealer in
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI-
TURE.

STOVES, CARPETS, DISHES, ETC.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
REPAIRING AND UPHOLSTERI

116 COLUMBIA AVE.

BUILDING MATERIALS.

Woopand lumber: We sell chea}

per than any
Others. The British Columbia

{11 Co.

COA!
a ae
Srove coal at Hunter Bros. at ten dollars a ton.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

Patuonizm home indust:
Kootenay and Rosslan
in Rossiand.

, Smoke Enterprise
Favorite cigars; made

DENTISTS.

jontist, Stuasi block.

TEA - - -

If you are particular as to
the quality try our

80 cent English Breakfast.
60 cent Ceylon.

60 cent Japan.

Oolong at 50 cents

PLUMBING.

and Columbia a1

O. M. FOX & CO.

The Reesiand City Band will supply Music.

Jennie L. Stone

DEALER IN

Real Estate
Mining Stock
And Mines.

21 Columbia Ave. ROSSLAND.

Houses Rented and Rents Collected
Properties Listed and Adver'
Free.

Ifyou have anything ‘to sell or
"wish to buy anything call
and register your
wants free.

Mineral City and Cariboo City
Town Lots For Sale.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St,

BABY CARRIAGES ETO. {| Rossland was witnessed last night by a
. packed house at Dominion hall, the oc-
casion being a ten round battle between
Bighop, the featherweight champion_of
the South and Ed. Smith, a clever fight-|
er from Colorado. ~
Mr. Bishop guaranteed a glove oan
contest that would Ot digappoint the
people and he kept his word.
The Contest is dine of much more
mn, Was if not that

H.. S. Wallace

Turner & Robertson

we GEGTRICIANS:
all Electrical Su x

*Sateiee
Wiring, Bell Hanging, ¢ ANOTHER BUSINESS
Basement No. 18, -Gotumbia tFOR’ ROSSLAND...

Aven 50 \Daniel-and Chambers

gay peed, i Are. opening ‘Wholesale ane
Retail

|: PAINT. HOUSE

In‘ their block, one door east Grand | °&
Union Hotel.’ ' They will carry a COM-
PLETE STOCK of PAINTS, OILS,
‘| VARNISHES, BRUSHES.

fore
ae contest for Arti ol
agreement will probably ‘be sigue, be to-
‘ morrow.

8, Langoake 4. Gore.

T. 2 oe & ‘Co.

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.
, Conxeyancers Notaries se eaitly ete.
Advances Teste on Consignments, --
Money.

people.
=

DRILLING CONTEST,
Many Visitors from Outside Dis-
tricts---Chilcren’s Parade--

Hon. Daly’s Address.

THE

i EXCITING HORSE RACE

ce! Gusty Captures Many Prizes—

Chindmen’s ‘Race—Program
“on the Platform.

Victort,, B, C., June.22.
To Mayor Scott, Rossland, B.C.—
The following message has been received
by the lieutenant-governor from Goyer-
nor-General Aberdcen. Please. make
known as widely as possible:
“Buckingham Palace, London, June

“The governor-general of
Ottawa, Canada.
“From my heart I thank 1 my beloved
May Goi bleas them.
(Signed,
Victosra, R, & LL”

The following ia a copy of the reply
sent to the Queen.

“To the Queen, London:—Ottawa;
Tuesday 6:12 a. m., 11:80.a. m., Green-
wil time.—The Queen’s most

ora; Te-abalt

Canad,

this
immediately. mS
known to “Yi ‘Majesty's peoples F
throughont the do: mand will, stir
afrezh hearts already, full... Qn. this:
memorable day we offer the glad tribute
of loyal devotion and . affectionate hom-
age, God gave and bless the Queen.
(Signed,)
AbxepeEN, Governor-General.”
_ The peels of thunder and flashes of
ing last night caused enthusiastic

ROWLAND, B.C. in the line of

d citizens to shake their heads

. ‘THE PUBLIO are getting greatly interested: in

CARIBOO CITY

For plans and full particulars: see

ey E. MILLS, Geeta Agent,

30}4 Columbis Ave. - ~- »

“SAOES ” 4

Like other lines of merchandisb must be specially selected
in the best markets in order to obtain best

ess; one
rdware
Sbained Soape from the

Finest American

‘We ferrets
goods kept in stock. " fort the Slater Shoe. Sole
agent for the J. & T. Bell's ‘ine Footwear.

4 W. F. McNEILL.
% Next Door to the Post Office.
Bx age 29 nor zor ter 25 Ber ter BOF 11S aA OT
Se 2
8. C. CHEZUM, JOHN JACKSON, JR.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co |r

Fall information concerning titles to mining properties in
2 Trail Creek . Division.
General Mining Business Transacted. Mining Blanks Carefully and Neatly Exeouts
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Orriox : Bre org oe Brocg, Columbia Ave.
P. O. Box 568.

coal

ROSSLAND, B.C.

P| 4

HAUNTER BROS.

Wholesale andgRetatl. General Merchandise.
AGENTS FORIGIANT POWDER CO., GOODWIN CANDLES
C = of Mining and Builders .

Choice Groceries and Provisions .

Drv Goods: Furnishina Goods. Shoes. Hats

and A sf

[From the best Canad

ROBERT HUNTER, | the other, Columbia avenue.

, but dread
parorsen of sports being spoiled by
bad day, the preparations for jal

tion went merrily on and the: fires*of
patriotism burned~ brighter than’ ever.
When the dull booming from the 21
saluting guns burst forth this morning,
and aroused the people from their sleep, | any
their fears wore increased by the dark
lowering clouds which threated a deluge.
Every cloud has a silver lining, how-
ever, and later in the day the clonds | the
carled asidc and gave the sin a chance
to. emile upon the _ pretty — dec-
orations of Roasland. The
sloppy. streets were transformed into
somethiug like passability, under the
wun’s rays.

THE DECORATIONS.
It was worth while in iteelf tu stroll
along Columbia avenue and note the
diverging varities of decorations, Each |
building front eeemed to have an indi-
viduality of its own

were smothered in bowers of mn and

fluttered bri; and and gay bun Hees
lescribe

ard House, C: c.
J. Travers and the Tithe city’ hall.
ny of the de re not
finished until this morning; ‘afters allis

said and done, however, it would be im-

possible to find a pee secaealed, ay,
than Rossland was
the short time the citizens ‘pad in in whic
to prepare their work. ss
THINGS OF BEAUTY.

Thinge of beauty that elicited ua-
chalanged | admiration, were the two

Rossland’s Jubilee Celebration

muddy, <

The sidewalks | school chi

from one od of the street to the other today

then
» | dent Mekiniey.
‘a will.

MANY Moai HERE.
All day yesterday an:
Peete aries pau aft ee ie ‘ot
luaded c aches, landed visitors
at the. city’s depots. le swarmed
in from the surrounding mines on foot,
on horse and in wagons. It was
safely estimated that there were over
S00 vishtors tors in the city. Assuredly it |S
Even before the oe

Columbia avenue
was black with people from one end to
the other.

This crowd, who have spent their
money freely, ‘repaysthe citizens for any
outlay of nioney they may have. made
for contributions thet went to pay for
the celebration. In fact many business
houses reaped a small harvest.
GOD SAVE OUR oer

” The pushing, jostlil d began
realize that the celebration. Shad started
when shortly before 10 o’clock the band
took its station near Spokane and Col-
umbia avenue and_strack up, “God
gave our Queen.” They, Piees other
selections and the crowd gathered .to
witness the drilling conte ae be

THE CHILDREN’S PARADE.
Ten wagons stretching 0; Colnmbia |
avenue, filled with ‘bright, happ
laughing school children, made a sig! its
thet must have sent a she of mee Be
through parent’s hearts. ‘he first five
wagons were Sled with *ovel
white, gaily ly waving fll and PoE,
in exbube lee, iret came Maj.
r mount on horseback. Follow-
ing him was Mayor Scott in a buggy.
Next came the lending van of the school
artificial

girfs in

children carrying loops of |
roses.

AT THE PLATFORM.
After marching a around the street the
shi! were d.to the

They made a
there in a clow
shone out vividly
ground formed By the spectat Bit-

ing in the very front row aarti) Iittle
girls with thelp roses: mie ind the hem
‘of ‘each one’s a string of
flowers that added t to the enchanting
effect. The faces of these lovely chit

‘dren
Betting of white.
? >... MAYOR SCOTT SPOKE.
Mayor Scott ste) slowly to the
front an id read th Tee which “are

Re refer Eire
g  Fatarcet, te the e chit
ho had hi

children then sang God save the Queen
Seat ore ane tat Name,
swel ls heaven 8 TB
cheered and applauded. ae
» HON. DALY’s SPEECH.
address was fall of eloquent | J
18 tnt of

poui out

"gs reign He wished.to heartily
tina partin the celebration. There were
anumber of them here and he was

bone
and Tech of our flesh, are of the same
family, all of us oelonging to the power-
ful Anglo Saxon race. The good old
‘waves over a great land is
enough to-cover out cousins who
to settle iallre us. We gladly wel-
come them as citizens.
“In conclusion I wish to thank Mr.
Blue for i penenoualy. farnishing the
ren wagons and each and
everyone of you who are here present

hite and Blue.”

‘three cheera were

for_ Victoria and Presi-
These were given with

Shih “was done.

THE CHILDEEN’S ar

‘The ta | Be
which ttle chtlren with the dowere ex
cuted drii

‘was on

threes, twos and ones, keeping perfect
time and step to the music.
‘THE DRILLING CONTEST.

What is cuery body's business is
nobody’

afore c In the

center of the one built by the city, thst
stretches across Washington street isa
life size picture of Her Majesty. Round
about her are branches of. shinning
green be bows, m st appropriate too, from
that it means the noble deeds

of her life wil, be an eve

hearts of

home—W ‘insor Castle.
the appropriate motto,
Queen.”

The pictare Ai
sented tu th

“God eave our

gee oe

TELEPHONED.

jcompany.
e

so the dril-
Ting contest wich was to have com-
menced at 9 o’clock a. m., did not begin
until 11:30. No rock had been prepared,
soanoldone which had been set for
the contest of June 1, 1896, was finally
accepted. There was no lumber for a
plat form, so another delay was oc-
casior
The rales w which only vern such
contests ch team
were to ‘aril fifteen minates and use
fifteen drills.
Burns and Gaffucy came _ first and
drilled_363¢ inches. They had bad luck
with their drills. Nearly one-halfof the
Ra of the seventh drill was left in the
hole end the fourteenth drill stuck fast
jarter of ee, minute. They were

year and had little or no
gether.
work, but lacked the strength and en-
durance that was necessary to win such
a contest.

shone like’ jewels from - out their | ¥'

ould join him in say-
ing God Hee the roe ‘The schoo! | Jackson

ig were
talent ‘peoples’ b breast.in honor of her] Lee

© American citizens who today | I.

rested and Magistrat

The h
t', | event of the day.

Neither had worked in the mines fora
practice to-
They did smooth and pretty

They put down a hole 335¢

inches. Ross and Smith and their

friends had plenty of money saying they

would win.
Just as they were getting ready to

drill the children’s procession demanded Bippo

passage. Fifteen minutes later the
ropes were again stretched and Ethel
heir

judges,

‘be hole was concn to where it
broke into the other, and after due al-
lowance was made they were given,a

oe to the t prize, $ the sec-
ond prize of $100 was, of pat won by
mee and O'Donnell, the ‘“‘War Eagle

Ther rogall:

Ross and Smith. 3816 inches

Burns and Gaffn inches

Davis and 0’Donnell. 33 inches

HUNDRED YARD DASH,

By the time the sports started in the

afternoon the sun had licked the moist-

are from off the streets so that they
rere in good condition.

ithe first sport on the program was a

bundred yard race for men with J. 8.

Gusty, C. C, Cassina, R. L. Morrow, BE
J. McLeod, J. N. Ross, R. McLean

hike Folly. as entries, which was w

Gusty, first prizea $10 watch,

Lorn
prize $4 set of b .oks; Bont ink and

‘The race for girls was well represented
id. ted a great deal of interest.
There were ente:
France ‘Graham, G. Sessin,| Laura
Lane, nie Mosedia,
Birdie White. Ethel Grey,
Lottie Mathen pailie c arland, Jessie
Prichard, Mat Roi, Dora ‘Glazan,
and Girtie ied fi en Mosedia was
the winner and Birdie White, second.
First prize, mirror, $4; Second, tea
set, $2.

SOME OTHER SPORFS.
The entries for the boy’s sack race

apn
legged race for boys came
rize was awarded to
to. Vernon Schilvock
and Julias | Noseda. There were entered
[ea

next ‘and an tat

mets Chas.
Jos. Alexander ant na Neri
non Schilvock and Juluius N ;
Belcher Wallace and Earl Smith, Wal-
ter ‘Maloney and Wm. Daney. Firat
prize $4, ka; second, set of books, $1.
Six Chinam in the
race prepared
those celestials ran was 8 caution.
came in first and My H ne
Jim Slam, Wong. Sue, ne
alsoran. Five ‘Suse first soe

Lang
$2 second,
GUSTY WINS PRIZES,

J.8. Gusty won the hop-skip-and-
jump prize, his distance being 39 feet 6
inches. ier were Gusty, C.
Conelee and A. J Slaght. Cassina won
secon Gust; le an exhibi-
tion junp of 40 feet 5 inches.
‘he same three men entered for the
standing jump which was won
Gusty the distance being 9 “et. Cas-
sina came in second. Gusty showed his
sporting blood
running jump; distance 17 feet 2 inches.
Robert Anderson and Cassina were
the other entries. The judges were:
J. McKane, Ed. Hewitt, R. D. Morkill,
te Jordan.
EVENTS THIS EVENING.

The interesting features this evening
will be a bonfire on Red Mountain at
7:30; fire worke-at 9 p. m.,and a jubilee
concert and ball at the opera house at
9:80. The bonfire, if it burns, will bea

grand sight. There is enough of wood

iled up on the mountain’s top to make
fk appear like a living volcano.
EXCITING HORSE RACE.

orse race was the most exciting

pape. entries were Sor-

lar, J.
The crowd thos ht that “Watereon  in-
tended to enter his horse as he was seen
ing up and down the street.
lowever, as one of the crowd remarked
he has never been able to get him be-
yond the White house.
The race course was near the
intersection of St. Pal” Matreet and
Columbia avenue, and along Columbia
svenss to Spokane. It was quite muddy
laces which handicapxd the riders.

street like a bullet and finished several
lengths ahead, Dick came in

fhe berinnin ,e

rd of 8676 inches, Pie entitled q
rs

C. | world,

again by winning the| book

; damomts, an

PRICE 5 GENTS

and some large sume were out. Takers

against Peppo were hard to get after the

first heat.

The second heat “s Siders mion orslt.

ing than the or Bippo

first followed b; Jos eoand Pallic

Joe penn place.

The score is as follows:

PLACE. PURSE.
- ist

Old Dick. :

Athird heat was ran between Old
Dick and Nellie B. for third money
which was won by Old Dick.

HOSE CABT BACB.

The two companies that competed . for
the hose reel race were: toe ,
—" - (cay
3 emia,
ht

T ocdunke CONTEST.
In the coupli: f maton J. Smith and
Robert Wil pany Ly 1,

inet B. ‘eos an

mpanyd.
The e TACO WAS over 150 yards in ea
the cart carryi 200 feet of hose.
Each team in the coupling contest laid
200 feet of hose and toturn on the
water before making couplings.

Red No.2 made eoupling in 44 sec-
onds. Curry and Smith of the Whites
made it in 38 seconds.

Second race the time was the game,
d | 34g seconds. Team No, 2 reds waa
short three turns of the couplings and
No. 1 whites two couplings, the thep
awarded to team
were: R. Dally; Morkilly pe indgee
Austin. Timekeeper, J. B. Johnson.

Great interest prevailed fbroughout
the contest and many differences of
opinions, not only among the performers
but among the spectators was ex-

A dispute arose, the -judges claiming
that both teams had uncoupled the hose
fromthe hydrant before they had a
chance to render a decision, and there-
fore made the teams run over.

SCRUB LACROSSE GAME.

of the club lined up against each other.
‘he score stood 2 to 1.
THE BASEBALL GAME.

By a score of 8 to 5 Baker’s team won
at is e grounds today. Arneson was hit
with a-ball and injured slightly. A
feature of the game was Caverly’s terri-
fic batting. shall on second

two hard catches with onehand. Home
runs, Caverly 2, 2, Sullivan 1, Arneson 2,

BIG MONEY.

Prices [Paid for Some of the Choicest
Articles in the World.

The higheat price ever paid for a
horse was that given for the mighty race
horse Ormonde, which totaled up to no
leas than $150,000. It should be re-
membered that this horse never lost a
race in all his career on the turf. -
Apart from race horses the largest
sum paid for a horse was that of $125,-
000 which Senator Stanfgrd gave for
Arion in 1892 to Mr. Forbes, ‘of Boston.
The most expensive government—
that is, as far as the legislature is con-
cerned—is that of the French. They
pay for it the sum of $38,750,000 an-
nually.
The Shah of Persia, who
many valuable particles "of jewelry
fancy possesgor of what i a
doubtiess the Taoa Sepennve pi
it being we some
The ‘whole of the long rater and
aa ly incrusted with jewels.
ere is a book, a Pebrew oe
the vatican library “which alive
IL. refused to sell for its weight i in gold;
and as this would have totaled $105,000
this may be taken as the most valuable
in the world.
reatest sum ever asked or offered
for a ‘single diamond is $2,160,000, whicn
we nisuma of Hyderabad agreel to give
e@ famous jeweler of
Simis, “for "the ‘Imperial’ diamond.
This is now consider the finest stone
in the world.
For a cane that was once the
of George III., and afterward o!
IV., the sum of $9,000 was given at an
auction in fooden: It Hed an ebon:
walking stick, with a Pp, engra’
“G.R.,” and” with ‘= crown, and. also
contained some locks of hair -of Prin-
cesses beth, Mary and Sophia.
To the shah of Persia and the sultan
of Turkey belongs the honor of
sing the finest mats on the globe.
of the mats is partly made & pearls and and
is valued at $2,500,000.
it carpet ever made was for

i the Galton gins itis asuperb specimen,

and cost
The late;Col. North's sreyhound Fal-
lerton. which .won the Waterloo. cup
four times, sold for $5,000, which is the
the highest price ever paid for a sport-
The well known St. Bernard, ,
however, ry
$21,250 a few years ago.—Ci
quirer.
——

APPEALED BY THE RAILROAD.

The Nelson & Fort Sheppard railway
company served the Quartz Creek land
firm with a notice of appeal last evening
in the contention for the Quartz Creek
townsite, which does not look like a
“decided Md victory for the railroad com-
reported in the Corbin

Old
second cloeety fc followed by beg aiy B. The
next. | betting was ly during the first leat

pany,” Mis-

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