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ROSSLAND EVENING ‘RECORD, OCTOBER. 7, 1899.

THE ROSSLAND: RECORD.

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY, |
WILLIAM K. ESLING.
fice: Basement Postoffice block, entrance

corner Columbia ave,, and Was
ington stree

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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ily, per year,
Daily, per year, forei;
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1899.

TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

A NEW PROVINCE.

While the mining development of
Canada is set forth from year to
year in statistical returns and shows
an expansion greater than that of
any other department of useful in-
dustry, says the Toronto Globe,
the popular’ interest in Canadian
mines is a new feature and cannot
be gauged by statisticians. A few
years ago the news of the mjning
districts of British Columbia awak-
ened little or no general interest in
the older provinces, and even local
mining ventures, though often ex-
tensive, were regarded by the public
with little more than a mild curios-
ity. All this is now changed. The
report of arich strike anywhere in
the Pacific province is read with
eagerness in every part of eastern
Canada, and the same is true to an
even greater extent regarding the
fortunes and misfortunes of the
mines in northern Ontario. We may
regard ourselves as a nation of min-
ers, for the man who has not some
mining shares in his desk, his trunk
or his valise is now regarded as an
exception among his fellows.

A few years have seen British Co-
lumbia transformed from a.:pair of
enterprising coast cities to an ex-
tensive province,dotted with towns,
traversed by railways and making a
great and growing yearly contribu-
tion to the mineral output of the
Dominion. Throughout the moun-
tainous region south of the Can-
adian Pacific railway towns have
sprung up as if by magic. Every
rich find has brought its quota of
miners, and their proverbial. liberal-
ity has brought every line of ‘com-
mercial and industrial enterprise
that goes to make a mining town.
It is but a few years since the first
stakes were driven where now there
are cities known in every part of
the Dominion. In the interval

have been t y bed
have been erected,railways
have been built, irrigation works
have been established, local public
works have been completed and a
new social and industrial life has
come into existence. This remark-
able development has virtually
brought a new province into exist-
ence, and is shifting the centre of
population and influence inward
from the coast in spite of the rapid
growth of the terminal city.

A New York exchange which ad-
vocates the nomination of Dewey
for the presidency without much re-
gard for Dewey's wishes, says:
‘‘Nine times out of ten presidential
candidates are chosen by the poli-
ticians. The tenth time the people
nominate their own president by at-
mospheric acclamation, and the
politicians accept him. Grant's
nomination in 1868 was made that
The politicians did not want
He did not want them nor
the presidency. They. had other
candidates picked out. When he
was first mentioned asa presidential

way.
him.

possibility they could. not. classify |
him with a certainty as democrat or
republican. They. doubted and dis-
trusted him. But the popular voice
was persistent for Grant.”

VOICE OF THE PRESS.

If all goes well, the steel should
be laid into Greenwood by October
10.—Cascade Record.

The Crow’s Nest Pass Coal com-
pany contracted with the C.P.R. to
supply them with gooo tons of coal
for.the month of September.—Fer-
nie Free Press.

Large quantities of plums, prunes
and apples are being freighted from
the Columbia valley, in Washing-
ton, to the mining towns of British
Columbia.—Spokesman-Review.

Finance Minister Cotton repaired
the government fences throughout
Kootenay on a recent trip, and At-
terney General Henderson is
pected to do the same in Cariboo,
where he is on the circuit along with
Chief Justice McColl.— Nelson
Tribune. .

exe

No merchant should hesitate to
put his surplus money out at a good
rate of, interest. A large eastern
advertiser says that advertising is

just like putting money out at inter-

est, onlv it pays a better return than
the ordinary interest rate.—Spo-
kane New West Tarde.

As protection to home industries
was the policy that started the Con-
servative party on its long career of
office is 1878, soa re-assertion of
the same policy, intensified and ex-
tended, will give them the victory
at the next election, whether that
be in 1899 or 1900.—Toronto
World,

The national policy has made a
nation of eastern Canada, while the
Canadian Pacific railway has
opened up what will eventually be-
come a bigger nation in the west.
It is already apparent that the
country traversed by the C.P.R. is
destined to contain, and that et no
very distant date, the bigger half of
Canada’s _ population. — Toronto
World.

At the present time there seems
to be even less cohesion in the
ranks of the opposition than in those
of the government forces, and no
controlling spirit. To have a suc-
cessful party,there must be a leader
and a platform that will appeal to
the good sense of the electorate.
So fir, there appears to be no effort
to evolve either of those essentials.
—Greenwood Miner.

The future of Ymir looks most
promising. The boys are out in the
hills, working vigorously, mines are
being developed, assessment work
being done, and prespects worked.
At no period in the history of the
camp has such work been going’on
and it only, goes to prove what con-
fidence there is in the future of the
Ymir camp, and the returns will be
in common thereto.—Ymir Miner.

The absence of distinctive lines of
division between the parties in Brit-
ish Columbia makes each man a
party of his own. He is responsi-
ble only to himself, and as a result
his policy is to better his own con-
dition, irrespective of the interests
of the province generally. If the
dividing lines that prevail in the
Dominion were carried into the
province, either the Liberal or Con-
servative party would be responsi-
ble for the legislation enacted by
either side in the local house.—Nel-
son Economist.

A local mining engineer, who has
just returned from a visit to Texada
island, is authority for the state-
ment that a new and surprisingly

on Thursday evening, by workmen
engaged in Clearing away some rub-
bish about 50 feet in the rear of the
Van Anda store. The ore was im-

rich find of copper ore was made}.

mediately under..the surface ,and in
a.few hours a 16-foot showifg of ex-
cellent copper ore (was uncovered.
The find ‘created a flrore of excite-
ment especially after the showings
which have been made from the-de-
velopment work on the Copper
Queen, better known as the Van
Anda.—The Province.

The best saddle ;horses at the
Montana; phone 6.

: Artistic
Millinery

We have just received some
: Very Stylish

Trimmed... Hats,

direct from Paris—some of
the Very Latest designs.

See our display window.

M. J. EAGLES.

ALL MEN ARE,FOND OF
GOOD MEALS.

—THE—

Hotel...Russell

is admittedly the BEST TABLE IN
ROSSLAND,

Table Board, $7 per week.

Tower & McKercher -- Proprietors.

GRAND HOTEL

SPOKANE STREET.
The Best.Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.

Jack Matthews, Prop’r.

NOTICE. ,

Okanogan Free Gold Mines, Limited.

An interim dividend: of one quarter of
cent per shure, has this day been declared,
pay able on the 151k day of October, 1899. to
the members who are on the register on the
10th day .of October. oks will be

cinsed for transfer between the 10th and
20th of October, 1

Roseland, B, a, Sept. 25, 1899.

EDWARD Baltes,
Acting Secretary-Treasurer,
Okanogan Free Gold Mines, Lid.

Try the Cake &
Pastry :
City Bakery.

IT IS THE BEST, and as Cheap as
you can make jit. -

Try it!

54 Washington Street.

Kootenay Hotel,

vied BUSINES,
LUNCH, 35 CENTs, 8

Any style OYSTERS a Specialty,
GAME in Season,

stsbe6

Miss K. Swanson, Prop.

CHASE & SANBORN'S
7

Coffee, and
Salada TS

NONE BETTER.:.
O. M. Fox & Co.

HOTEL HOFFMAN:

Washington Street, Rossland, BG
Nicely Furnished Roots
First-Class Bar,

Railroad and Miners Ti
cashed, free of charters ee

Harry McIntosh - - Proprietor,

C. M. Weller. A. S.Hunden.

C. M. WELLER

*& COMPANY.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Telephone 27.
No. 30, west side, Spokane Street.
Rossland, B. C.

Le Roi Livery, Feed

& Sale Stables,

JOHN F. LINDBURG ... ..PROPRIETOR

Heavy Transferring.
. First-class Saddle & Pack Horses,

STABLES:
Commercial Alley, Phone No. 39,

P.O. Box 16.

Property situated on

7 1-2 Cents

22 “Columbia Aveuue,
Rossland, B. C.

Katie D. Green G. M.
“and D. Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

North Fork Salmon

River, Erie District, B:.C.
FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.

Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury Stock is now
offered to the public at

per Share,

-+ and can‘be had on application to

GEORGE H. GREEN,
* Sec-Treasurer.

I have the following blocks i
Eureka'C d,G

ROSS THOMPSON........

in the (eller He companies for sale:
‘i Evening Star,

Silverine, R. E. Lee, Bodie, Naiene North : Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Original Townsite
Reddin. Jackson Co., Agents, Rossland, B. .

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NOTICE.

In the Matter of the Companies Act
1897.

Notice fs hereby sven th thas the Virginia
Mining Company, Li Non-Personul
Liability) will sell at” patie ftuetion to the
highest bidder for cash. on the ninetesath
diay of Uctober, 1800, at the four of three

jock on the aiternoen at the Company's
ottice, Post Ollice Building, Columbia ave:
nue. Rossland, B, C., the following shares
which are in ‘defauit for non-payment of
cal

No. of Certit- ate of . Amount of As-
cate,

3s

SESSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSESSS

bed

SannoaiSSSISSSRUSSSSSSSSSRav

Daten this 15th day or ee September, 1899, -
ioMAS CORSAN,

Secretary of The Virginia Mining Com:
pany (Limited), Non-Personal Liability.

Cigare

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‘Straight Cut

MANUFACTURED BY.

B. Hotide & Company, Quebec
' Are Better than the: Best.

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WHOLESALE AT

‘Crow. & Morris, Rossland.

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MUSIC

INTERNATIONAL

Monday, Oct. 9th, and during hcl P|

HALL.

the Seceet Singer fro

First appearance in this city of

© © BARNICE, © ©

ym the Buckeye State.

CHARLES

the Prince of Character Artists.

HO WARD.

JOHN FIELDING,
the Queen of or

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S. DEL MORE,
the Versatile Entertainer.

TWENTY:

id and Last week of the.
THE MORRISES’~™
and the only CCCIL, and the Great Stock Company of
HEAD LINERS =
_ Feerything New this week.

TWENTY.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 7 1899.

STOCKS* WERE” STEADY

Quotations Today ay Show Wo Serious
Breaks."

DEER PARK A*°LITTLE : STIFFER

J. X.L, Continues the Favorite Buy on Local
Board at Prices Ranging Around 16o—
Flag Hill an Active Republic Stock.

Stocks were quiet and uneventful
at the morning call of the brokers’
this morning. There were no seri-
ous breaks from the prices of yes-
terday, ‘and the - quotations were
uniformly steady. I. X. L. con-
tinues an active favorite and is
selling at prices ranging from 1534c
to 163c. Okanogans are steady
at 14¢,

Rathmullen continues to be
active favorite at 8c, and it is

S Extablished May, 1898.
THE REDDIN- JACKSON co.,

Atnureo Lia@iuery.
MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS,

Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Daniel Dickinson. Walter L, Orde

Dickinson & ORDE
Stock Brokers. Stucks bought and
sold on the closest margins,

Tel. No. 61, Rossland, B. 0.

CHARLES DANGERFIELD,
STOCK BROKER.

Wallace Block, Columbia aye. Tel. No. 90

Cable address yy, Bedford McNeill’a
“Whitehall? Codes biter he.

Tos. S. GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES

MINING AGENT.
columbia Avenue. Rossland, B. C.

changed at that figure. M
has dropped 1{c and sales today
were atige.. Deer Park, on the
other.hand, has stiffened a little and
was traded in at-434: and 4%. Ross-'
land Gopher is again; among‘ the
sellers at.2c.

Among the’ Republic holdings
Flag Hill is active and 7,000 shares
sold at 5c.

The total transactions this morn-
ing amounted to 45,000 shares,

The official quotations are given
herewith:

Athabasca ....

ree
Guriboo [Camp df
Canadian Gold Fields.
row's Nest Pass Coal
Dardanelles

King.
Knob: Hill.
ae Pine Consol.

ane.
iotory: “Triamph
Vonderful. .

Winmpeg .
Rossland Sales.

Today’s sales on the..Rossland
exchange were: I. X. L., 500, 154¢
5000, 6000, 16c, 500, 16%{9, 500,
16}4c, 1000, 1634c; Okanogan,
1000, 14¢; Rathmullen, 500, 500,
5000, 8c; Gopher, Rossland, 5000,
2c; Derby, promoters, 1000, 43$c;
Flag Hill, 5000, 1000, 1000, 5¢;
Jim Blaine, 3000, 3134c; Deer Park,
3000, 434c; 500, 434c; Morrison,
5000, 15c. Total, 55,000 shares.

‘Toronto Sates.

“ToroxTo, Oct. 7. —{Special]—
Morning sales on the Toronto Ex-
change today. were: Fairview,
1000, 7c; “Rathmullen, 500, 500,
§00, 500,:3000, 8c; Winnipeg,
1000, 1¢00, 28}4c; Wonderful,
500,500, 2000, 5¢; Republic, 1000,
$1.18; Deer Park, 1000, 1000, 434c
St. Paul, 2000, 1c, 1000, 134c;
Canadian Gold Fields, 500, 500, 6c;
Golden Star, 500, 3434c, 1000, 35¢,
1000, 3434c, 1000, 3434c. Total,
21,600 shares,

Elks Will Celebrate.

The Rossland Elks, who will go
down in a body next Tuesday to at-
tend the Elk day celebration at Spo-
kane, will take with them one of
the finest floats ever prepared in
the northwest... The. central feature
of it will be the immense elk owned
by Jerry Spellman, ‘and. around that
will be grouped all kinds of deco-
tations. —

‘OPERIT

Cable address ‘‘Nuguets.” Telephone 44
Bee AVENNEDY. & CO.,
MINES Ax STOCKS.

27g Columbia Ave. Rossland, B. C.

Telephone 86. P.O. Box 268

A ° B. MACKENZIE & co.
- MINING BROKERS.
Columbia Ave, Rossland, B. C.

Cable address: “Betovi."* ‘Telephone 79
BEETON & OVINGTON.

STOCK BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS.

Silke 2?

in Waist and Dress
length, reduced nearly.
35 per cent.

Dress Soods

at the same reduction,

: Fable Linen

at remarkable Bargains.
=a
Iam clearing out this line in
order to confine the busi-

ness to Millinery and
Ladies’ Furnishings.

“Mrs. Heard.

S. GLAZAN.

Cor. Spokane St., and First Ave.
The pioneer dealer in

New # Second-
hand Goods.

Removed to our elegant new three-storey
building.

Our prices are Right.
yourself.

See for

Iron Beds, Wool Top Mattresses, Yum
Yum Springs, other good Springs, Hard-
wood Ash Beds, Feather Pillows, Com-
mon‘ Chaira (bow a aul Hoy
Lounges, Bsd room Sui ret
three pieces. bevel plate Mirror
and combination Washstand.

Before buying elsewhere, give us a call

Imperial Block. nd. Be,

" cable ddres-, *Plewman, Resslana o. 7
sere tel. Bi. P.O, BX

RicHarp PLEWMAN,

STOCK: BROKER, ;
British Columbia’ Mining Properties for sale.
: ‘' New Bank of Montreal building.

HOUSE.

ONE NIGHT,

MONDAY. OGT. 9TH.

A BIG GUARANTEE. ATTRACTION.
GORTON’S FAMOUS
NEW' ORLEANS

MINSTRELS.

The Greatest, Brightest, Best
Modern Minstrelsy.

any: aimiler: en-
om-

thelr own, train

ee E. HALEY,
Beet mx ‘Pork,
Mutton,

FISH, ,OYSTERS, AND
GAME.

Spokane Street, Rossland, B. C.

TURF EXCHANGE.

“Under new management.

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ear} FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM.

only 371.
band? in mins-
trelsy., See the
tS, e tau igh- Matchless Street
ableodaities than Parade.

Prices this date, $1 and 50c.

Seats are on sale now at Rolls’.

More new feat
ures, more ni

Rolt. & Grogan,
Mines, Stocks and

Insurance.
Representing the following

FIRE INSURANCE}

Companies:
Caledonian, Lancashire,
Connecticut of |Hartford,

Imperial.

CmCien tee

Is the number of the

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PHONE.

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NEAT anp CLEAN BED:
ROOMS.
, Bar-Supplied with the Finest.
Give usa gall

P. J. SLAVIN PROPRIETOR.

ROSSLAND ;
Electric Laundry

Patronize those who spend
their. money at home with
you, and thereby help
your own and your city’s
interests...

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GRAND UNION

--HOTEL..

GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR,

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY
Neatly Furnished

from $2.50 to.

First-Class Bar
in connection.

Telephone No. 58. 22 Columbia Avenue.

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pNOTICES ‘

licants ‘for the
fo be known as, the

ington street, thence northerly slong, Washingt
street to the limits of the said city of Rossland.

es a
ington street, thence not
street to the timts of the wal ely of
conti hin,
of Rosafa
er
aad southwes eaterly
thern slope ane
rOssil

and: ci re reek 4
Fouthwesteriy atone. the east slope of
mountain, thence westerly crossing the summit
of Sophie ‘mountaln at a near the point of crossing
of such mountain by the D-wdney trail: thence.

\t
y of Rossland to this
Polnt be lag geetve miles more or less,

‘Duted at Netsan, B, C., this 16th day of Septem-
ber, A. D, 1899.

FJ, Duncan.
. MACDONALD,

MINERAL ACT, 1896,
ORM F.)
Certificate of Improvements.
NOTICE.
Eyening Star Fraction Mineral Claim,
situate in the ‘Trail Creek mining division
of Kootenay district.
Where Located—On Monte Cristo moun-

ain.
‘Take notice that I, J. A.

‘hind farther take notice that action, un~

der section 37, must be commenced before

the issuanee of such certificate of improve~

ment

‘Dated this 6th day of August, 1899,
J. A. Kine.

NOTICE.

In the Matter of M.S. Logan, Insolvent.

OTICE is hereby piven that Matthew, Se
Logan, of the City of Rossland, in the
ince of British Columbia, carrying on, business

0 the_unders} iilfara
“city sae in the

of the creditors will be held at the
1c Merchants, Dyeing and Einighin ng
yf 70 FORtO, imite No.

4 he ‘sald che of Togbnta,
, the rath day of October, 3599. 2
hour of three o’clock in the afternoon,
statement of 3 irs; ea to appoint Inspectors a Gee
sired, and to fix their remureration. and for the
ordering of, the’ silts oft the state gene erally.

Creditor file their claims. with
the, "Frustee, to ten Utressen to ‘ihe Trustee in care
of The Merchants, Dyeing and Finisning ‘com:
Pany, (limited), of “Toronto, with, proofs’ and

And notice is further

an

notice,"
Toronto, 20th h September oe Castraat,

— for Mauer License.

UANINGH AM & McDoxaLp
Dated this on day of September. 1899.

Transfer of Liquor License.

Notice in hereby given, that at the next sitting
of the Board icense Commissioners for the
city of Rossland, an application will be made efor
& franster, ot the license now %,
Watson, the p Headquarters hotel. sit uated on.
‘irst avenue and oe
iy fran ste Ink ots eh “block De Rossland, B,
Dated this se ny of September, u
‘EDWARD WATSON,
W. B, HUSBAND.

Transfer of Liquor License.

ri
ghiange be hotel, el. altnate on Golnmabia: avenue,

Dated ath of August, i300.
ITEPHEN GARNHAM, per G. H. C.
Gero. H. Owen,

Application for Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that I. will apply
at the next sitting of the board of license
commissioners for a license to sell

road addition, in the city of Rossland.
Joun Favertr.
Dated this 22d day of August, 1899. tt

Application for Liquor License.

OTICE is hereb:
NGroxcating of the Beart of License Coantateee
ioners fora legnse to sell quote at retail
premises known as te Wh

Rossland. a a
Dated this 28th day of ae iat

NOTICE,
Application for eee: of Liquor Li-

Seas that after the 1; yt
oa date of this Is notice. ‘ppit-

fet pre cers in that behalf,
nto trans Re the hotel ligenge, no

Hotel situate on lot ts Sisek sy, grape
Sity of Rosstand, to Jolin Matthews S71? ©
Hated this 3oth day ot ot ‘Septembe! 1899.

Ming Monritt, Licensee