ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JUNE 22.

tgoo.

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
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gathers up all returns, In this man-
ner, duplications are avoided, as
well as any other errors.

THE NOMINATIONS.
It is ‘rarely that the nomination
for both president and vice-president

ciation is Mr. Martin's political mi-
chine. The people just entered a
protest against Mr.:Martin and, by
‘ Mr. Mel
Under such circumstances'Mr, Mar-
tin’s “machine should be neither
seen nor heard. :

The k ledge that.a uf

has been made by ‘ion by
either of the great parties of the
United States. The fact that this
has been the case with President
McKinley andGovernpr Roosevelt is
the strongest testimony to the hold
they have gained on the mass of the
Republican party. It also proves
the supremacy of the ‘man on horse
back” over men’s minds, even’in a

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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Arrive from DESTINATION, Leave for

d to be totally absorbed in
the sordid occupation of money-
grubbing. The renomination of
President McKinley and-the nomi-
nation of Governor Roosevelt are
the direct outcome of the Spanish
war. It. proves that the American
people can be dazzled by military
glory as much as the subjects: of a
European monarch.

But it proves more than this.
Taken in connection with the plat-

rrosa.m, | Zalh LS
cng Simdsy.

fot Nelson, and
w's Next ints,

a including gan:
Boundary

Bolas angilye except

To Trail, Nelson, Ar-
row Lake points and
main line

From, Trail,
Arrow Lake
main

bitte and

1205 p.m,
1190 Pp, Mm.

TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

form declarati onthe results of

_|the war, the extension of foreign

trade and the protection of Ameri-
can rights abroad, this event means
that the United States have at last
come out of their rational isolation
aud determined to take an active
partin the affairs of the family of
civilized nations. . America realizes
at last that a nation, no more than
an individual, can live for itself
alone. The logic of events has forced
the United States into a position
where she must share the benefits
of membership in the family of na-

CLOSE | DESTINATIONS. DUE

es
1390 p.m, P

Trail obson, Nakusp,|
sander, Fiattyon Springs,
land all tora in and Lar ea
district:

n, Kaslo, and, ¥mir,
nay lake, and|
st Pass connec-}5::

Spokane, Northport, an
ati points'in United Sates]

Ordinary letter, mail only,
ior all Eastern Canada. the}
pele ited “4 Kingdom ‘and ali #n-
4 other foreign|
Jeountries.

Nelson and Nels Nelson district.

Pas:
retiiones *Stanloba ‘ean:
ana ited "Kin, ng”
dom and all ei ie

rand For! Greet
Sibway and an oiler ‘Bowen
lary District points’

Australia, China and Japan—See spectal notices
Letters for Registratio: be posted half an
aur revises tthe ‘line for closing the mails,
postofiice is open from 8a. m..to 7 p.m,
aay, Cecept Sundays” =

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.

TAKING THE CENSUS.

The large cities of Washington
complain that the census of their
population now being taken is in-

lete and are Ki

naticn commonly, but erroneously, .

with the business reputation of Mr.
Dunsmuir is to be .at .the head’ of
the government will'do.Very much
to restore the confidence’ of the bus-
iness community and- mining and
investing men at home and abroad
aé to the security of all ventures in
our rich province.—Victoria Times.

‘Lhe Chinese are fighting for the
independence of’ their country—for
liberty, if you please, and the right
to run China in a way to suit the
Chinese. But. no- resdlutions, of
sympathy with the Chinese ‘will be
offered at Philadelphia or-- Kansas
City. Not in a thousand years.—
Spokesman-Review:

The Miner this morning makes an
editorial reply to what it calls ‘‘the
apologetic defense of” the chairman
of the board of works.”: — If it has
that defense in its posséssion, why
did it not publish the document?
Its readers would probably ‘like to
see what answer. Alderman: Dean
makes to the Miner’s criticisms.

Ladies’ tailoring—Fit, style and
satisfaction guaranteed at Lough-
eed’s, y

KENNETH MINING AND BEVELOPMENT
CO., LIMITED LIABILITY

Rossland, May 10, 1900,
T beg to Rive notice. that a special ex-

tions, gh her i in the
Phillipines, Hawaii and Samoa, and
her trade rights in China. These.
benefits carry with them interna-
tional obligations, which cannot be
shirked.

The brief declaration on the sub-
ject of President McKinley's tender
of his good offices to aid in ending |‘

m.| the South African war proves this

last assertion. Party conventions
in the United States have hereto-
fore treated foreign nations in a
mannerentirely irresponsible, and the
mere statement that offensive words
oracts were only for campaign pur-
poses was considered ample excuse.

| The South African war would have

been considered sixteen or twenty
years ago an opportunity for-a posi-
tive carnival of tail-twisting by the
conventions of both parties. Presi-
dent McKinley has had positive evi-

‘y meeting.of the above named
company will be held at the ofticé Ot the

ompany, Wallace Block, Columbia avenue
in the city ot Rorsland, on Thursday, the.

DRY. GOODS STORE..

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At Prices to Clear.

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the balance of..........

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Holstead & Wright 3

Cor. First Ave. and Washingtoni St.
THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING:STORE
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Sees

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28th day of June, 1900,at 4 o’clock in the
vhen the

1, That itis

to
Compan: and accorlingly that the Gone
Foe rou nd lua a nd that
of ssiand an

ign of a new, compa! yi ean ?

“The ‘Tamarac ‘Mines. 1 imited,” with a
memorandum and particles of association

which have already been prepared,with the
privity ty and approval of the directors of this
tomy.

3. That the draft ed submitted
to this meeting, and e: be made
between the Gouipany: Tind its liquidator,
of the one Part, al and “The Tamarac Mines.
Limiied " of the other ‘party be and the
same is hereby approved; and that the
said liquidator be and he hereby is author-
ized, pursuant 2 secgtion 18 of the Com-
panies’ Windin; ot, 1888, one of the
statutes of British ‘Colambise to enter into
an_agreement with such new con) pal
(ene incorporated), in the terms of oad

draft, and to carry the same into elfect
with such ie ey) modificatfons as they,

think expeden 1
ARTHUR MARSH, ;
Secretary -Treasurer.*'

atie D. Green G: M.

and D. Co., Ltd...

, NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property ‘situated on 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

7 1-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application to

22 Columbia Aveuue,
Rossland, B. C.

GEORGE H. GREEN,
“ Sec-Treasurer.

wen

dence of British friendship which he
cannot ignore. The American people
know this so well that they must be
idering the ity of ing
their school histories. Mr. McKin-
ley did his utmost as a friend of both
parties to the South African war, in
order to reconcile them, and _having
failed, he could do no more. The
Pp his di
and does not pour forth any verbal
froth on the merits of the questions
which led to the war.
President McKinley’s friends justly
claim credit for a large share of the

efforts to secure a complete “count.
The practice in the United States
does not compare for system and
thoroughness with that followed in
Great Britain. The Americans
make it drag along through three
weeks and count’ people who are
temporarily absent from home.
Thus people who die and babies
born while the count is in progress
are liable to be counted or omitted,
and many persons are liable to be
counted twice.

The British practice is to make
the census as nearly as possible éx-
act as to the number of persons in
each town at noon on a certain
day. The enumerator makes the
round of his district beforehand,
leaves a blank census paper at each
house with exact instructions to the
head of the household to fill in the
names of all persons residing there
at noon on census day. A person
who dies one minute before noon is
omitted; a baby born one minute
before noon is counted. A person
who dies one minute after noon is
counted, but a baby born. at the
same instant is omitted. In. the
course of the next few days the
enumerator makes another round,
corrects errors, fills in papers where
the matter has been neglected and

1 fid and prosperity
which have signalized his first term
of office. The settlement of the
silver and tariff questions no
doubt had much to do with this re-
vival, though it was certainly due in
a considerable degree to causes
common to the whole commercial
world and not peculiar to the
United States.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

A return to Turnerism is not
wanted by the people, but with so
many men elected who are appar-
ently free to take any stand they
like, and who are known to be
friendly to the Victoria clique, such
an outcome of the present political
mix up appears unavoidable.—Kam-
loops Sentinel.

The Vancouver pipedreamer for
the Toronto World talks of J. C.
McLagan as having been endorsed
by a majority of the Liberal asso-
ciation of the province: for lieuten-
ant-governor and predicts trouble if
he is further ignored.

The Vancouver Liberal associa-
tion enters protest against the re-
moval of Gov. McInnes, The asso-

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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JUNE 22, 1900,

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THE EAGLES’ LECTURER MERE

After Delivering; an Address to the
‘ Ordet He ie Mauqueted,

The Fraternal Order of Eagles
Dest evening heard an instructive
lecture at Miners’ Union hall on- the
origin and principles of the order by
H. H. Thompson of Seattle, the
grand worthy lecturer. His address
was preceded by the singing of
“My Old New Hampshire Home,”
and ‘Sleep on the Deep,” by H.T.
Higgins. Themeeting closed with the
singing of “My Country ’tis of Thee”
and ‘God Save the Queen” by the
audience:. -

A banquet'at the Allan. hotel in
honor of Mr. ‘Thompson followed,
the following being present: H. H.
Thompson, W. J. Venner, the chair-
man‘and toastmaster; Daniel Thom-

Camptell, ‘Daniel Reilly,

I ‘Pretty, James
Lawn. J.S. Deschamps, Joseph Mc-
Kercher, Thomas Shanks, Ed. Wats
son, Frank, Lavino, H. F. Boesch,
Harry 'P. Jones, : William Burton,
Frank E. French, Chiet Ingram, C.
E. Gillan, E. A. Chambers, Henry
Daniels, Captain: S., B. Shaw and
J. G. Egan. - §

Slocan and Alpeworth Active.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oliver and
Mc. H. M. Rundall: have returred
from a trip.through the Slocan
and Ainsworth districts, . where they
found that mining has taken a fresh
start, Sixty.claims on-Springer and
and Lemon creek have been taken
by a NewYork’ and Boston syndi-
cate, which has a large force em-
ployed in developing ‘them. Mrs.
Oliver, who is an experienced moun-
taineer, is loud in her praise of the
country,

THREEIMORE SWORN IN. ?

Dunmauir Cabinet Now Complete—
Legh juny Delay Meeting.
Soecial to the Racor.
Victoria, June 22.——The following
were sworn in: yesterday: © W. C.
Wells, minister of lands and works;

J. D. Prentice, provincial

of
Owing to the fact that the Hazel-

destination, there is a probability
that the Cassiar -election, -where
Clifford and Staples were elected,
will be declared void and a new
warrant issued,

Governor McInnes’ position will
be unchanged until the mails arrive
from Ottawa. He still refuses to
make a statement to the press.

It is reported ‘that the house will
not meet July 5, owing to the im-
possibility of the ministers getting
back to their constituencies for re-
election in time. It will prokably
meet two weeks later.

J. W. Thompson has bought the
old Highland hotel building on Spo-
kane street from A. Klockmann and
is moving it to the northeast corner
of Spokane street and First avenue.

Zanon Royce, who kept the res-
taurant atthe Hoffman house, has
gone to Spokane, leaving debts to
the amount of $300,

BUSINESS LOCALN,

-Mens spring and summer suit-
ings, made to the latest patterns,
(only union men. employed) at
Lougheed’s

St. Charles
Ehlers, proprietor.
for workingmen, best board in
Rossland. Commutation tickets
$5.50 for $5.00; lodging $1, $1.50
and $2 per week.

Hotel, Charles
Headquarters

+ Preserving Season,
Jelly glasses, fruit jars in pints,
quarts and half gallons. O. M. Fox
& Co., 106 E. Columbia avenue.
Phones 65 and 20, tf

Going Out of Business
The Rossland Auction House
on Columbia avenue, adjoining
the Vernon & Nelson  Tele-
phone company’s office, has decided
to go out of business. The store is
for rent, fixtures for sale and the;
stock will be offered at prices un-
heard of. The sale is now going

R. McBride, minister of mines; and

ton ballot box his not reached its!

or

Notice is hereby given of the dis-
solution of the partnership hereto-
fore existing between H. W. Simp-

son and H. R. Jones. under the)

firm name of Simpson & Jones, and
doing a general grocery business on
Second avenue, Rossland.

The business wiil be conducted by
H. W: Simpson, by whom-ail liabili-
ties will be paid. All accounts due
said firm to be paid to either H. W.
Simpson or H. R, Jones,

Dated Rossland June 14, 1900.

H.W. Siteson,
: H. R. Jones,
Signed in presence of
4t Geo. DupcEon.

Peace Declared.

Why devote: all your time reads
ing about the Boer war and the

gold fields of Alaska? - There are eet

other matters of vital importance;

you may make a trip, east, and willl,

want to know how to travel. In
order to have the best servics, use
the Wisconsin Central railway be-
tween St. Paul and Chicago.
rates and other information write

Jas. A. Clock, general agent, Port-

land, Oregon.

A Pure Soap : ays

“Is necessary for a good complex: 5

ion. A soapto be pure need not
necessarily be high priced.’
have on hand a large assortment of
all the leading makes of toilet soaps
and we have, besides, other varie-
ties, which, if not so well known,,
are fully as good and cost less
money. _ ‘
Ross.anp Druc Co,, Phone 18:

Hazelwood ice cream, ice cream
soda, G. B. chocolates, fresh cut
flowers, etc., at the Bon Ton = tf ®

TODAY'S STOCK SALES,

Following is a summary of the

sales on the local exchange today,

together with the quotations: i
Rossland Sates,

Sales today on the locat exchange

were as foll Winnipeg, 1000, '

1900, 143{c; Giant, 1000, 2000,
Bia; Okahogan, 500, 2c; Rambler-
1000, 1000, 1000, 21%c. Total
sales,‘8500 shares, *

Athabasca
Gold ite
Big J rites
Black Tau,
randon & Golden Crown,

For]

2B.

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| War Eagle Consolidated..$ 1 53

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: C. E. Benn.
«| (CQHARLES E; BENN & CO.

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‘THE REDDIN- ;ACKSON CO.,

camepanlGasees

MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS,

Agents for ParisBell Addit ion to Rosstan d
rt

A. H. McMahon

BROKERS AND ACCOUNTANTS,
Buy, sell and trade aoe and Real Estate for

YY & N?Phon

Columbia Bins Lt ¥ ° Box 468

‘Telephone #1. P.O, Box 268
A B. MACKENZIE & CO.

NING BRCKERS.

on.

a Ave, Rowaland, B.C.

CLASSIFIED. |

Adtoartlie nents under ie head inserted at the
Cent a Word. Nothing taken Sor
Se Taertions, Br ooe

TAILORING. _

fas Ban's ae cents,

"0, SAVARD, Fashlonable Merchant Tailor,
carries the best assortment of Imported and do-
mestic goods in Kossland, None but first-class
labor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia
avenue, Rossland,

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-—Four-roomed house, plastered and
painted, and lot; central; $700, ‘I’. Prest, 26 Co-

lumbia avenue.

FOR RENT — House, five rooms, $153. two
rooms, $6; house, three rooms, $5. ‘f. Prest, 26
Columbia avenue,

FOR SALE—Fine lot

Columbia ave.,
cheap. ‘T, Presr,

Ww Columbia ave,

FORK SALE-New house and lot; tour rooms
and kitchen verandah; good house; only $575;
half cash, balance easy terms, ‘I. Prest, 26 Co-
Jumbia avenue.

FOR’SALE-—Bouse and lot; four rooms and
kitchen and verandah; corner lot, only. $600; hall
cash, balance on easy terms. ‘T, Prest, 26 Colum-
bla avenue. z

F. W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

In Custom House building
New York Life Insurance Ageucy.
Washington street. Rossland, B.C.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

.|JOHN F, LINDBURG .. ..PROPRIETOR

Heavy Transferring. .
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.
x STABLES:

Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 39.
rostoftice Box 16.

A, G. CREELMAN,

CONTRACTOR

AND BUILDER,

Estimates furnished on all kinds of work Jot:
bing promptly attended to.

Office and shop: Commercial Court, rear Alham-
bra hotel, P.O. Box 315.

CANADI
PACIFIC

“Imperial
Limited”

Service for the year 1900
will be’ commenced
JUNE 10. ‘The “Impe-
rial Limited” - takes
‘you across. the Conti-
nent-in four days with-
out change. It is a
solid vestibuled train,
luxuriously, equipped
with every possible es- ©
sential for the comfort
and cotivenience of
Passengers. Ask your
friends who have trav-
elled on it, or. address

EJ. Cove.

Vance - Cc.

W. F. ANDERSON,
T.PLAS :

Nelson, B.C.

|HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Washington Street, Roseland, B, U.
Furnished Rooms.

First-Class. Bar.

Railroad and: Minera Time Checks
cashed; free of charge,

Harry Mclatosh - - Proprietor.

EAI THESIS AIRHEAD IIA II ITED HI

A shaft

experts

SHE Property .of this Company

on the Canadian: Pacific Railway,

en sunk on the “Cascade” on a 4-foot vein of free milling quartz assaying from $12 on the surface to over $40
‘A tunnel is-now being run on the vein, and an assay. of $34.80 was

king tunnel, and is now 115 feet in length.

obtained at 25 feet. trates of the average value of about $500.00 per ton,

ilway and t
Owing to its proximity to the rai
and considerinis the average value of the quartz,

We are now selling the stoc

‘CASCADE GOLD
F. or tases om

$200, OOO

Divided into 2,000, relay) Shares at 10 cents each.

600,000 Shares of which are placed in the Treasury.

4o feet deep has bi

the lead for ov

o feet depth. Numerous open cuts expose
i This tunnel is being made of a large
that it will concentrate 25 into 1, thus making concen:

© the fact that it can b
it is safe to say that the

k at FIVE CENTS, payable in five monthly payments,
INING & MILLING CO., LIMITED L’B’Y.
WM. B. TOWNSEN D. Biacle K. Q.

consists of four claims, namely: The

“4 w i G ile Mountain, Trail Creek Mining
CALIFORNIA, se aaa aiLeoenyd five miles from Rossland.

ver 1500 feet.
size for a wor!

a

‘ “CASCADE,” ‘the “CASCADE FRACTION,” the “ROYAL KANGAROO," and the
Division of West Kootenay District, British Columbia, about three miles from Gladstone

e worked very cheaply .on account of it being a tunnel proposition and,that the tunnel folow s_thevin
“CASCADE” is one of the most promising mining propositions in the distrivt.

and recommend it to the public as a safe investment.

It has been ascertained by

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