MINOH MENTION, A. Berwick, holder. of winning ticket No. 88 at the raffle for al, LassIpanD.” “Te Sone oo sender this ‘head inserted at 3 bicycle” held on Friday e ng, ‘Qct. 6th, at the Bellevue hotel, is requested to call for the machine, The Recorp is daily adding to its subscription list and the number of new advertisers is also increasing. Attention is called today tothe’ an- mouncement of H.°S. Wallace, books and stationery, ‘and of Rolt -& Grogan, general insurance agents. M. W. Simpson, the Columbia avenue stationer, has made exten- sive altérations in his store during the past week and added new fix- tures. He now has one of the neat- est stores on the avenue. ABOUT PEOPLE. Ww. McQueen, the city clerk, and Mrs. McQueen, are at. the Spokane industrial show. James Wilks, the organizer of the Western Federation of ‘Miners, | came in last night from Nelson, H. E. Macdonell Tnnsincaaants ery store has removed from the Postoffice building to Columbia ‘avenue, opposite C.P.R. telegraph office. ATELLO & CALESTRO, Proprietors, U.S. Consular Agent John Jackson Jr. has re- moved ‘from’ Postoffice Block to office of G. W. Richardson, Columbia avenue, opposite Windsor hotel. Agent for John R. Cook. more when you are purchasing hats, shoes, cloth- Ing, gente furnishings and blankets, get the ‘cata logue of the Rossland Auction House, 42 East Columbia avenue. CIRCULATING LIBRARY. CHEAP READING—AI]l the latest novels at the Rossland Bazaar. We exchange any book in our library for five cents. Washington street and First avenue. ‘TAILORING, 0. SAVARD, , Fashionable Merchant Tailor, carries the best assortment of imported and db- mestic goods in Rossland. None but first-class labor Employed. Prices moderate, avenue, Rossland. " PRESSING AND DYEING. Cleaning, dyeing and repairing of men’s and + Clothes cleaned and pressed te tourists on shortest notice. Washington Stree" Steam Cleaning & Dyeing Co. * the C.P.R., is at the ‘Kootenay, Thorwald Hartman was doing | = business at Sheep Creek this week. Godwin Ordway, formerly of | Clarke & Ordway, assayers of Ross- Jand; is now in the regular army where he. hqlds' a commission as second: lieutenant. ~ He is now sta- tloried i in Vermont, : Ba G, Fisher is acting as receiv- ing’ teller at the Bank of Montreal ata the absence of A. E. Taylor, ~w. H. S. Gavin left ‘today, for ‘Spokatie and will be ‘absent until the end of the week, + Arthur Hint ofthe Review Print- OVERCOATS—Just received 500, bought from a fire sale; worth from $15 to $35. Your choice at $8, at the Rossland Auction House. WATCH REPAIRING. FINE Watch Repairing at moderate charges. A line of splendid time pleces. Jeweler, apposite Windsor. Hotel SITUATIONS. AND HELp, WANTED-—Girl as assistant cook at 114 Co- lumbia avenue. x WANTED—Minersto know that they can get | the best. overalls and jumpers, riveted,. worth $t co, ationly 60c at the Rossland ‘Auction House, . WANTED TO TRADE. WANTED TO. TRADE—Mining stock Rossland Residence lot. Address Brook, Recoxp Office. IF YOU don't know how you can save half or |° Columbia | . in-Crown: Granted’ Ymur properties, for a ‘ REMOVAL— rhe Sparta fruit and confectlon- | , A full stock of all kinds of. Ladies’ 50c, to $4.00'each. - Cashmere and Worsted i “Hoslery, * age. to 75c. pair. Undersuirts A. ZIMMERMAN, | “ — Underwear, Teas Bays & Vatlises.°. The: weather is now becoming chilly enough to remind one that’ ‘the bady MUST be envelcped in WARMER CLOTHING, and. NOW is ;. the most appropriate time to supply yourself with SUITABLE WEAR- {. ING APPAREL for Fall and Winter Ben diow test Ready-to-wear kirts, “many styles ona colors $3. 50 to $i0.00. Imported. EO “Crepons, in blacks, $22.50; very fine “ Golf Capes from Sro'to $i 2:go%. F Wee appers dark pally 2. 00 td 5 $3.< oo 8 ing company, hasbeen * taking ‘in the fruit fair this week. AUCTIONEER, HENDERZOWS DIRECTORY. ‘Valuable. ‘Book for Every Buriness Man. Henderson's . British _Columbi: DIAMONDS!, DIAMONDS!—Must be .sold at once, Diamond earrings, diamond brooch, lady's watch,.full jeweled’ Elgin. movement, ane: getitle-' man’s solid gold watch, American Waltham move- ‘ment, at Houghton’s Exchange and Auction Mart, North Washington'street, in C. P, R. hotel block. Gazetteer -and: directory for "1899- E 3g00 is at‘hand and presents such a compilation. of facts and informa- tion as to make it of more than. or- t Value to the business man. a Bass £}socks,sold elsewhere at 35c, lor only 12}4c at the 5 MISCELLANEOUS, ‘LOST—Three-year-old bay horse with X' brant cn right hip. Reward will be paid for return a horse to Kootenay cigar store, First avenue, ** “WANTED—Machine men, helpers and. muck- ers for,tunnel. Free transportation. Apply Hetel Russell bar. “WANTED—Toself the. best pure wool heavy {| Rossland Auction House. WANTED—To buy a residence Jot. Must becheap, Address with price aud terms, Box 58k, Recorp office, WANTED—To buy. a good two-roomed: house near town. Apply at this office. * Oturan “ FURNISHED ROOMS, “Special: Sale To reduce our Stock. diamond ring, lady's r4-karat.W. Sassay-solid gold’ .-.° ‘ Fi rniture, ‘Stoves, Recouiiane . ‘Insurance and Mining Agent and Auctioneer. (WANTED — Two of three furnished rooms or a” farnished, nouse. egdreers with terms, X.Y.Z., Recon office. “FOR RENT. TO RENT—Four suites of living rooms of three Foome each, In brick bullding. | Enquire of Eber c. Smith, . forest TO RENT— pone house, Jive d Opera ‘House. AGENT: > Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canads . The} €anada Accident - Assurance Co. (Accident, Llabitt Columbia Ave, next to Hunter Bros “hat, portion devoted ‘to ‘mining companies doing. business in. British Columbia. is . of itself of :particular | , ,yalue to any person who has acca- sion to seek information concerning: _ mining companies. ‘| In’ addition to this feature the book sontains a eg of all'in- rooms, city ‘water, Apply, M. Wit Simpson's store, Co- lumbia avenue. ‘FOR SALE. .FOR SALE—Fine square plano, In good condi- tion? Will se for $1as' cash or $150 on time. Ad> dress F. M: H,, RecoRD office. ‘ FOR-BALH—A 7 horse-power Pelton | water wheel, cheap. ‘Address, A. B., Rro- ‘onp Office. index showing: the names of all places in each electoral district, a ‘gazetteer and directory of all cities, towns, villages, postoffices, mining ‘camps and steamboat landings, and other facts’ and figures of impor- tance. The book i js issued by, the ““FOR'SALE—A four-room house with furniture and equity in lot, $1,000, Best of location. —— .FOR RENT. Five-room house, $25.00, ¥ive-room house with bath, $25. Hend pany, of which Tae Henderson is the managing, director. NoTice. _ Application tor Teanater st Liquor Li- OTICE Is hereby given, “that after he lai _N a ttitty, Moet date of tls tite opis i: f d of License’ Bissloners or other proper obicers: In that ission to transfer the hotel license, how by me. to sell liquors, etc., in the "Gran pean iJ altuate on lot 12, block 27, 7. plan $79, inthe “City of Rossland, to John Mati “ated this goth day ot Sei tember tan. URFHY, L! icensee. * table i in Rossland. Fi house, $8. Four-room house, 99, x N. OUIMETTE &CO., Insurance, Real Estate and Mining Brokers "" WUSINESS LOCALS, The Hotel Russell sets the best The best saddle horses atthe Montana; phone 6, Pasrty AT ‘THE _ City Bakery... you can make it . Try it! 54 Washington Sfreet.’., Try: the Cake '@| IT IS THE BEST, and ‘as Cheap as|_ ‘Spokane Street; Goods arriving daily. We handle the, Best manufac- ,. dure of “Shoes, Hats,. Teady~ ~Tmade: aah “Ul Coats, Fae ar om * Gun. Boots, with - - Leather Sole, etc,, etc. One Price to all. Wo rett c @; Small Profit. _HARTMAN, wey to Bank of Montes}. 8S. AOR: Be RORY FARMS nw baaas ES HALEY, : Wholesale, and A Retail - Mutton, “FISH, OYSTERS, AND GAME. ; JOHN PHILLIPS, Contractor & Carbenter| and Office Fittings. Jobbing & pty ands promptly attended to. imperial balidine, Resid g ance, Mono e Sth nove eee at Col- umbia avenue.’ :P.O. Box Le Roi Livery, Feed & ‘Sale ‘Stables. JOHN FE NpsuRe PROPRIETOR y, Tr 3 First-elase ‘Saddle ‘ePack Horses. STABLES Commerciat Alley, "Phone No. ia 7B. O. Box 16, HOTEL... " GEO, H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR. RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY al * Rosstatid, B. C:} constant 8 ‘BUILDERS. on, Jobbing a eeeagely Comintércial doar Samiti ott, x J ROBBLAMD, B,.O,... +, Office’and neers “Onder new ‘management: 7 FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM ‘NEAT anp CLEAN BED=. . ROOMS. Bur Supplted’ with the Finest: _, Give us Beall. an Po Je SLAVIN. She ee -PROPRIRTOR, ROSSLAND.., \Electric tric Laun pitcuuks those who’ spend their money at home‘ : your own and your city’s interests , 1 :|White Labor. and Clean oe FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS LUNCH, 35 CENTS. Any style OYSTERS a Specialty. GAME in Season. Miss K. Swanson,:Prop. ‘Neatly F Fur from $2.50 to. ood en Birst-Ciass Bar ‘in Cofinection.’ i606. 22 Colambi “avenue. | Bour score east of Post Office. ' Traaster of Liquor License. |) sits n aya oe a5, block De Teen! ated this. Bin aay of September, nia Bpyant RAIN, PUBLISHED’ EVENINGS’ BX PT. SUNDAY. : ROSSLAND, BRITISH ‘COLUMBIA; i THURSDAY) OCTOBER 12, 1899, PRICE 5 CENTS. : FOR FINE Watch...Repairing, GO TO... J. W. SPRING, Everytning Guarafteed. Next door to the Post Office, The Leading Jeweler & NO DISAGREEABLE EFFECTS! NO COCAINE, _ Absolute Cure for Colds in Head Catarrh, Etc.-= ‘DR. ERSKIN’S CATARRH POWDER. Price soc gine nemnes See Our Comp. Syrup Hyposphosphites, ds Ne S: Bulge uP Youre Consempuon: Ean pose Ne a women, BERT Pur Via. GopDE VE BROS., Druggists and Stationers. S277 It pays to deal with Goodeve Bros,’ el Wise Choice! Are you a reader? Some people rexd “and think; others do one or the other and still others do neitfier, Tu have the best enjoyment in lite you should sclect wisely Your Reading Matter. A large and varied stock of BOOKS and the newest and on are cop stutsty coming f they are publisned H. S. WALLACE. Rossland and Greenwood, B, C, C. O. D. Grocery and | Meat Market... . watbre: & ee St. : WHY: rou two pooomints When you. can have all together: oice Groene and. Vegetables, Baltimore Oye ters, Fresh Fish, Hams, Fresh & Cured Meats. PP DMLOEOPIIIIPLPPIPL ALL IIA Sa frexdt CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,. NGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. Ait classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken. 1s and Axles, Buckets, Fans, Shafting, Hangers and Pullers. (Fire work barat: yeaa Northéy amps Kept tu stock, “Agente for Win. Hamilto Mig. a whira Sera Rossland. ae Coneantratore: BP, 0. Box 198. - The Clarendon Cafe Open Day and Night. Be ee First-Class in'Every Respect. ' ‘Rooms:for' Banquets and Diuner Parties. 43ST Wearing, BEST Fitting, and BEST Looking’ Footwear In Men's Women’s and Children’s... 106 west Columbia Auenue Cc. O. Lalonde. 11 East Columbia Avenue. ROSS. THOMPSON........ lock: in the following companies for sale: Lee apotidated tod, ke, Evening Star, Sitcoride, Re E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM Lots in the Original Townsite : Reddin. Jackson Co., Agents, Rossland, B. C. The Question Arises, ow ee WHERE TO PURCHASE .-D DRUGS... Bree ‘in is fact boc fuse BO "inal re Con f|IRON, COPPER AND. QUARTZ “AND Find Disoloses Some Ore Said'to Be of Ship- ping Gradé—Strike Is ‘Wettioally Beneath ‘| Prai | Wil Arrive This Evening and speak / Tomorrow Night. ; Hon. Sidney. Fisher, . minister of agriculture, and Hewitt Bostock, |M.P., who were,.expected to be in ‘tonight, , have. changed. their. | plans:and will come straight on -to Rossland, _ They will arrive via the Cc. P.R. ‘at. 7 40, this evening. To- morrow they will address._a,. public meeting at. Miners! Union hall. at sight ° "clock. Old Shaft Where & Big Body ‘of Telluric Was Uncovered. It looks as. if}}'th ‘Jumbo has come into a first-class: low grade ore-chute. After ‘muth - tédious crosscutting the low unnel’ has met the ledge at a gepth of 400 feet. Thus tar the vein. has Proven to be 15 feet wide, -al shows a solid body ‘of quartz%mixed “with pyrrhotite and copper. 4 Hardly ‘a- piece , of grock can be found in the face ot; the workings which does not show ore. The quartz in places is’a soft granular formation, but for-the’most part. it has’ been altered, by heat and pres- sure until it is almto: s solid as granite, .The iron’ i ‘of two ‘char- acters—a fine,’ close-grained. ore running in fine streaks'-all througt . No Yacht Hace. No start was made today i in. the yacht race. Another trial will be made tomorrow. FIREMEN WILLGE GET-NO RAISE City ‘administration “Ref Refuses .. to Con- --sider Their Application. Chief Guthrie: Notified to Get New Men: In Qase | Those -Signing.. Petition Wish to Quit. The city administration has made short work.of the firemen’s demand for -a. minimum salary. of $75 per month. The decision was reached this. morning , and it was in short that ‘no raise in wages. would be idered for a the quartz, and” a coarser :bfown iron. found in blisters ‘through the rock. One of the most ‘gratifying indications is the presence of -con- siderable copper, which is nearly al- of _per in At the meeting.of the city council = |LET MITCHELL GO Police Oatinssinse Favor Baling the Jailor. EXONERATE CHIEF INCRAM Report Practically Agreed Upon But Not Yet _ Submitted to ouncil—Will Bo Presented at Regular Mesting to Be Held Next Tucs-- day Night. 2 : While the ‘ police - commissioners have as-yet made no -report » upon the investigation just closed, \ it is safe to say that they: will recom-. mend the exoneration of Chief. Id- gramand the discharge of: Jailer’ William Mitchell. It -is- unlikely that a special council meeting will be called to consider ‘the ‘commis-: “|sioner’s report, and the report will not be presented until the : regular session of the aldermen next Tues- day night. There is.no rush in the matter as Jailer Mitchell is now. .in Spokane, while the chief, it is :safe- to'say, will be honorably vindicated by the commissioners. wey hs The most. influential evidence. against Mitchell was in .connection with his commissary. account: while acting as purchasing agent for. the on Tuesday night the i tions included’ a “letter from “Fred Wilson, Frank French, James Mar- tin and. William Boyd,. in. which they pai out that the present sland camp:- ing defip-| janeee ps Nothing defn, but it is'“declared' ‘that some’! of the ore will ship. © Indeed, to judge by its it ‘inly. can be wages paid them,;$65,and $79 ,.per, minth, ‘was ‘considerably “below the scale in-Seattle and Spokane. . In conclusion they requested. that their ies be raised to $75 per month treated at a profit. The'present find has been -made at ‘a point a little more than 400 feet from the mouth of the crosscut tunnel. |neath the old shaft’on the surface where a body of telliurides was met. As yet no sylvanite has been: met in the new ore chute, but seemingly it has only been tapped. . There is no telling what it will show’ on devel: opment, NO INCREASE YET. Restaurant Mon . Will. €ontinue 25 , Cont Meals. : Efforts to raise the price of meals from 25 to 35 cents-have fallen’ through for the reason that all res- taurant and hotel keepers would not join in the advance. At the meeting held Tuesday night some of the restaurant men were absent and others were not favorable to the increase... It‘ was apparent that if any remained out the man furnishing the 25-cent meals would get the trade and the whole was cc ly : all round, It is nearly in line under-|*. They “would quit. at “once, they announced, unless the’ raise was made. As the salaries of all the: men ex- cept the chief) had’ been’ raised $5; per’ month only a few: days before, the new request was not ‘received with ‘very good grace ‘by thé city councillors. . Nevertheless , nothing. was done until this morning. when the administration decided’ ‘that wages should not be increased, and|" Chief Guthrie ‘was instructed to ine form.the men-to that effect. If the four who drew up the letter desired to quit, they could do so by giving 30. day’s notice, and new firemen would: be~sécured | The men who made the demand for a raise have however ,thought better of their action, and will probably sot go out. ‘We mean‘'to. pay a good scale all around to ‘the firemen,” said Mayor Goodeve today, ‘‘but in view of the’ $5-a-month raise which had just ‘been’ made to them, their de- mand for an additional. increase dill-timed, and I'am sure the called off. ae Sacking Coxey Ore, At the Coxey the work of sack- ing ore for the coming shipment to Northport is. going ‘rapidly ahead. It is expected that 40 tons will be sent down there for treatment next week. , 1. X. L. to Ship égain, John, S. Baker of Tacoma, who is one of the chief owners “in the I. ‘+X.L.,; came in yesterday «and left for the sound today. He made a hasty exailination of the property while here and | was much pleased Hi 4 Although no ris regularly: being: taken i and h h aee ra don’t cost anv more tban the poorer k so oe. rH al | supply ol! Toilet rer ieee ‘Boape, etc.,at moderate prices. 20 tons will’ be made the first of Fl two men have been working on the council could ‘not consider it for a moment... The ‘men’ are provided with excellent accomodations in the way of'sleeping apartments and reading rooms at the’ fire: hall, and the present scale of wages seems amply liberal.” Sam Hall, ..superintendent, of the Tron Mask at Rossland, who has re- cently been: appointed superintend- ent. of .the..Morning. Glory, Quilp and Stray Horse of this camp, left Monday after having spent a week in laying out the work on the three properties named. He put eight men to work ‘on the Morning Glory, five,” on...the, »Quilp‘and five,-on ‘the Sthay Horse, making 18 men alto- gether.’ Previous to that tinte only Quilp and two on the Stray Horse. at T. R. MORROW)......-.0000e0 + the painnee: | next- week. jail. © The rotund: little‘: warden ‘had a system all his own for’ faring on the fat of the land. Turkeys’and game,” purchased for his private table, e charged. to.the ity. : That was the chief cause’ of ‘his-un+ doing in the eyes of the commis: Sioners, although his. connection. -|with the Chinese gambling games leaves much.to be explained. . His resignation is now before the board, but they will in-all likelihood refuse to accept it and will discharge him for: improper conduct. As for the’ chief, nothing more serious than ‘an’ occasional lapse from temperance: seems to ‘have Been proven ‘and nothing will be done in the matter of the complaints filed against him. 2 ABOUT PEOPLE. Roy Clarke is attending the Spo- kane show. Smith Curtis left at noon for the Boundary country. Edward Baillie was among the sightseers leaving at noon for Spo- kane. James E. McCarthy, a Trail mer- chant, passed through Rossland to- day enroute for Spokane. Mrs. J. C. Esling arrived from the coast yesterday and is visiting her son, William K. Esling. Charles W. Mount of C. W. Mount & Co., clothiers, left today to attend the Spokane show. E. M. Aldrich of the Jas.’ Cooper Manufacturing company, is back from a trip through the Boundary conntry. W. H. Goodeve of Goodeve Bros.,'* ‘druggists, who was at the ‘Spokane’ industrial show, is again back to Rossland. Chief of Police Ingram left this morning for -Halcyor Hot Springs to take the waters there in hopes of getting relief from rheumatism. “Noble Binns of Clark & Binns, furniture dealers of Trail, was doing —Republic Miner. business in Rossland today.