ENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 28, 1899.

picasa aia

¥3s

conservatism of the French__states-
The keynote was ‘
words: ‘France ought ‘rather to |.
devote its efforts to. maintain what
is acquired rather than again seck

THE ROSSLAND RE

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
‘Tue Orpest DAILY IN THE INTERIOR.

PUBLISHED DAILY BXOBPT SUNDAY.

IN FRIDAY

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD; NOVEMBER 28, 1899.

he, ‘that Rossland people want the PIPE FOR WATERWORKS,
very best that can be purchased,

and to meet such desires has been

CHL. SENEYASD
Boots‘and Shoes

Seven Carloads Received for the Pro-

ffle Parlor.

my aim. Certainly, I hope to

"Fimo for Registration of Voters Is | play.”

is hereby given that a
f ‘the creditors “of James
Lougheed. will, be held at
fW. J. Whiteside, Esq.;
solicitor, Ritchie block,. Columbia
avenue, Rossland, B. C., on Satur-
the 11th day of November, at
the hour of 4 o’cl <

We are receiving new goods daily.

lankets,
Comforters,

Overalls and
Jumpers

We are filling our stock up as rapidly as possible
by telegraph and express... .

‘The Recorp reaches the people.

: ity Chek Motiisen WA “Oped, ‘His Office in
n fer, Until the Books
Neoessary to Be Able

SS

NOVEMBER 28, 1899. t. Rossland, B,_C., the

TO ADVERTISERS. Baituig, Assignee.
d's je

{Friday is the last day for th
“Wegistering. of voters for the coming
lection and, for the conven-
. aénce-of voters, City Clerk William

VM cQiiéén'will'be at:his” o

evening” until) and ‘includin,

New reading matter mal NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Pursuant to the Creditors Trust Deeds Act
.m. .
ented belore, 12 8 . Notice ishereby given that James
Wesley Lougheed, heretofore trad-

nder the firm name of ,
asa tailor of the city
‘of Rossland, B.C. , has b:
‘the 2oth day of October, 1899, as-
signed all his personal estate, credits
‘and effects which may be seized and
‘sold under execution, and all his
ireal estate, to Edward Baillie of the
said city of Rossland, accountant in
ust for the benefit of his creditors.
The said deed was executed by
the said James Wesley. Lougheed
and the said Edward Baillie on the
‘zoth day of October, 1899.
claims against the
‘said James Wesley

ffice every

-THE EVENING STAR DEAL. g * that | fi

The change ‘of management of {'

the Evening Star mine, by which it

. passes under the control of Messrs.
McAulay & Chamberlin, is cause
“for satisfaction to the people of
It first of all proves
‘continued confidence in the camp by
men whose ability, good judgment
and good ‘management have been
‘oved by success with other mines
“anid in other lines of
“also ensures the thorough develop-

stock of CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
OUTING FLANNELS and all lines
Goods are exceptional value.

HOLSTEAD & W

A.—"Let’s go_ to Wallace's to;

bout 150 voters have hee
ple and Fancy Dry

odo Tt I'l meet you there.”

égistration “will total goo to | \ Whe same gentleme
“Well, I must be going; good... ae
.—"Good bye! Come again.

©. Ves, I willl Good bye, Mrs.
atgoodbyeti' Meet you tomorrow at

RIGHT. .
FIRST AVE., AND WASHINGTONST.

ove YY eo ed

ssary for a person to sign
at he is a. Brit-
1 years of age; that he
ouseholder in the- city
ve months’ preceding “Nov.

lettin declaration tl

The Arlington

The’ financial crash of 1893 ruined

”

Montana stables, for a gurney.
: E

‘(KO SMELT REPUBLIC ORE,

Boying Rossjand Mines.

a that | toute can be found.

no have ‘tal

bonds, on‘seyeral ‘mi

which they contemplate buying.

o specify the, dwelling occupied |- THE GROWTH OF RY.

required on or befor
of December, 1899,
trustees full particulars of the same
ed, together with the par- |

“ment of the Evening Star by good
mining men with ample capital to
“put itora steadily producing and

him and_in 1874-contr a] -passed to
John Hoge of. Zanesville, Ohio,
_, fepresentatives had

‘Him, piving its location; that the
Yent‘or rent value is not less'than

THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL.
Headquarters for Commer- :

“> (34236 Washington Sty Made to order. Repairs noatly.done.

please them with this season's dis- The city can at last make the
much needed extension of the water
There arrived this morn-
ing by the C. P. R. five carloads of
pipe from McKeesport, Pa., and
two carloads from Hamilton, Ont.
The pipe is 6, 8 and 10 inches in
diameter, and there is enough 10-
.| inch to complete the feed from the
reservoir to the city.
Superintendent .H. .W. Fellows
of'the water department-is busy un-
loading the pipe at the points most
convenient tor laying it. I
as he has taken an inventory of the
two shipments he will decide on
which of the projected lines to lay

two doors'from Washington
re

Le Roi Livery, Feed’
& Sale Stables.

Heavy Transferring:
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

Going to the depot? Phone 6,

Tickets, 21 Meals, .$5.00

_ 81-86 Washington Street...: -

A New Claim
MANOR

(Formerly “Highland.”)..
R. A GROVES.

One of the Leading Bars of the city.
Spokane Street, next to International

Eastern Capitallats Buy Kettle Falls—

Republic mines have given birth
to another project for a smelter to
“treat their ores: with’ those of other
districts south of the boundary. The
power of Kettle Falls on the Colum-
bia river, with a large tract of ad-
¢ | joining land, has been bought by
James McNaught and ex-U. s.
Senator’ Warner Miller, who pro-
pose to erect an electric plant and
use the power in a smelter and -re-
ery. © In conjunction with - this
49 to 9 o'clock to regis- schéme ‘they ‘have. a-project-for a

‘ter. yoters, During the last week railroad to Republic, which will run

Commercial Alley, Phone No. 39,

combined:z..with

_CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS &

tes furnished: on ‘all. binds of work:
obbing promptly attended to

choice cut flowers always on hand
at the Bon Ton, Rossland’s leading

Mo . rate Prices ‘

Coane a aaa

c : , ‘ :
n | Gp. Kettle river, if a practicable ro Cure a Cold In One Day

All druggists refund the
money if it fails.to cure. | 25¢-
W. Grove's signature is on each

ee ining ‘claims in
© to qualify as a voter, it. the: Republic and Boundary distficts
a | and flow have two'men in the-Ross-
land district~examining: properties

ELI LRVALLEY, Proprietor.

ae id! C, M. WELLER
_ Canada’s most popular make ° ‘ f ean
corals ee PLUMBING AND HEATING

at Logan’s old stand at less than

ee
First-class dressmaking at Eagle’s
eee

per,,annum; and,that..he has wood Lined With Towns:

cial Men....Splendid Sample.

dividend-paying basis. Joun Haverty, Proprietor.

Though Rossland stands in the
front rank in British Columbia as a
“producing mining camp, it has the
“making of twice as many producing

the security (if any) held
Notice is hereby’ further
given that after the

been among’ Hunt’s political lieu-

UNEXCELLED TABLE. id all “municipal rates, taxes and

“Yicense fees, exclusive of water rate
This declaration must be

de before a. judge, stipen'

It held its place as a great news-
paper, but it lost its political power.

proceed to distribute the proceeds

No. 30, west slde, Spokane Street

GRAND UNION

EAST END WOOD -YARD

Dry Seasoned Washiugton Fir

Newly Completed Ballway to Green- |

“eThe Columbia and ‘Western
railroad is now open for traffic to
Greenwood, jo miles -from West

dary or | Robson,” said H..B. Smith, the

when it lost the’ master-mind’ of

of the trust estate amongst the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard
claims of which he has-
ice, and that he will not
be'liable for. the proceeds of the
trust estate or any part thereof so
distributed to any person of - whose
claim he has not had notice at the
time of the distribution.

Dated at Rossland, B. C., the
23rd day of October, 1889. .

Epwakp BAILLIE, Assignee.-

mines as it now boasts.
quires skillful management to bring
about this result. In nine outfof ten
~ cases, the failure ofa mining invest-
‘ment is due to the shortcomings,
_ not of the property, but of the man-
It requires much practi-

135 - 4 rd
‘wotary public and“ must be
~to' ‘the city

Only a week before the ar-
rival. of;,the -first steamer loaded
with gold from the Klondike. lifted
Seattle in:a day ‘from the depths ‘of
depression to the height of prosper-
ity, an .option..on:.the paper .was
given to the Piper brothers, repre-
senting Col... W. W._D. Turner;
Frank Graves.and Col. W.-M. Rid-

P-BURNS & CO. |

personally delivered
WHOLESALE MARKETS Pe

‘ ee ee
- ‘Ladies’ kid-.gloves, best-quality,
ir at: Logan’s old stand,
ir tothe Crescent.

rand Forks, and Vancouver.

J
RETAIL MARKETS

ttention to detail,
as rigid economy as would be prac:
_ ticed in other lines of industry, and
an honest purpose to attain the best
possible results for the owners at
the smallest expense.
ager or superintendent should de-
“vote his ‘entire attention to the
mine; he cannot do it justice if he:
has one eye on his mine and - the
: other on the stock market, for in
. that case his attention will be dis-
tracted,his judgment will be warped,
, perhaps unconsciously,and the mine

tt }

Camp McKinney, Revelstoke *

Ferguson,’ and ‘Vancouver. *
————

1, 1897, it passed: i
The two years and a quarter durin;
which they have held’’confrol hav

__ Transfer ‘of Liquor License.
‘ ‘Notice is hereby. giyen that

«pfatonds are. dia
s Spring, .Ross- | ness and prosperity.
‘ked | four or five miles‘ west of “Grand
“They are | Forks..t! g

William Donald, Mgr.. Rossland Branch.

G-Tt-

a's jeweler,as he busily unpac!
his holiday.: goods.
awvorth: today just: 13.per cent

f an
for a transfer of the license
y Hector McPherson, for the
Bodega hotel, sitnated on lot 20, bloc!
of Rossland, to Eli Lavalley.
ated this 23d day of October, 1899.

financially, but it’ has lost its power
and ‘been ‘regarded’as an anomaly
It was ‘owried :by ‘re-
publicans ‘and held to the republi-
can policy, yet its owners were such
devoted friends of the populist sen-
ator, George Turner,’ that’ it was
really‘run.in his intérést. - “Its own-
ers were strangers to the town and
had ‘no ‘interest’ in‘its " progress.
-This condition of affairs’ ‘deptived its
editorials of any ‘weight; in fact, its’
advocacy for any cause, was the sig-

@ ABLETT, |
CHINISTS.|
and Construction Work Undertaken. -
gers and Pullers. Pipe work |}

tin stock. Agents for W:
.'8 Mills, Concentrators, ‘Bi

CUNLIFFE

‘and the | Granby smelter. eT ak
since March last is}. “Eholt, on the summit between
reenwood and Grand Forks, isa
lage of 500 or 600" people, being
junction for the branch running:
to the Phoenix and B. C. mines.
nine miles south’of Eholt

“cent.,.so.that you “may see G
snot been a bad investment wil
continues | the
le it is not un-
pate a rise of 70 Phoenix,
ent. before many ‘months. The | by railroad, also has a big future.”
ourse, has had “the. effect. of
ations in the South
There: are a few

Transfer of Liquor License.

‘Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Ean
yet

‘Third Avonuc, Rossland. .

QUICK WORK |
Red Star Storage & Tr

Any good. business man can suc

a mine if he will but apply’ to it the
same principles which guide in other
lines df business and will leave the

anster ©@ |

“pesidenée ..

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

of the

fe , who has just re- Paulson Bros. Gro-
turned from the Boundary country.
‘eThe roadbed is constructed as far
as Midway, but the track has. not-
been laid, as the contractors ‘are
waiting for steel. It is a very ex-
cellent road all the way. Gangs of
men are employed allalongin ballas-
ting it up, tightening up bolts, etc. | 4
a “(Greenwood is now a town about'| &
Jgweler Says About the size of Trail, with a handsome
club and three banks. It is build-

GEO, H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.

RATES’ FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY

SASSI

$8.00 HATS AT. $4,00.
$6.00 HATS AT: $3.50.

Morrison & Bryenton, Neatly Furnished

GrRoc

Booth’s Select Oysters re-_.

First-Class Bar

of the ‘‘Evenitia *:

Four doors east of post office.

GRAND HOTEL.

Rolt & Grogan,
Mines, Stocks and

he excavations are being|%

more | made for. the foundation of the

es at Amsterdam, but it | re selling below cost.

nal for defeat. . It supported Humes
of, Seattle for, senator, though his
rival, Ankeny, held a, mortgage. on
the paper, with the result, that the
office went to Foster of, Ti
the city above, all others which Se-
attle wishes to deprive. of political
plums., Wilson, the. defeated can-
didate,, was admitted to have ‘age
complished .more for | Seattle, ; in’
common with, the, rest of ,the state,
than any other senator or, congress- |’ Dec
man,, but -he,and ; Turner, have been E
for years bitter enemies,.so that the’
purpose was anything to beat Wil-

; sa regular Stornge and Transfer
* working out of the details of his

’t be many by
‘actical miner as super-.

Pursuant to Creditors Trust Deeds Act and

We pay damage done to

hihk of our
oods?”. continued “Mr.
he. jeweler’s - art and
always*taxed for some-
el and!rich, ‘and this year
led: Souvenirs prevail: in
thing that a woman
he dainty ‘dec- pl
u or” person.
hes and the
observe the British,
coats of
To suit local
ber, of articles
id souve-
gs, paper
cigarette
ds as will
and tasty gifts tor

+ “And what-do ‘you t

house, or ship any class df goods.
: WE SELL GOOD,
Office: Washington St., opposite Bank of Montreal.

a miner by any means,though many
miners have been successful pros-
© pectors, The mental qualities which
~‘tempt a man to go prospecting and,
after he has made a:discovery, ta,
picture the richness of his claim in,
such glowing ‘colors as to attract
-'the attention of investors, unfit him
© for practical mining.
va chief element ‘in the prospector,
- while cool judgment is a chief requi-
site in the mine ‘superintendent. *
—_

DRY, SEASONED WO

t for Fifty

e said S.
DTD coacct edges. eeteta ceipatli tp ent tea ings :
£|ROSS THOMPSON...
I have the following blocks in the

Eureka Consolidated, Gopher, k
Silverite, R:E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka,

Lots in the Original

leah wear or aisé for't!
“gration “of her’ ‘purea

= per. month.

following compavigs for:
Homestake, Evening Star,
North Star and Zila Mf
Townsite.

a
pay tne amounts due to the said trustee

Canadian, ‘and: ~Ame:
arms prédomihate.

history .of the, Post-Intelli- &
gencer’s loss of. influence illustrates
a vital, fact in,regard to the conduct
of a newspaper.. __Inarder to retain!
its influence, it must,have behind it
both, brains and honesty \of purpose.

THE SALE OF THE P.-I.

nirs. “Spoons; ‘napkin rin
. cknives, cmiatch i poxes,
ases and-all such go0'

The subject which just now agi-
tates our neighbors in Washington,
is the sale-of the Seattle Post-In-|
The chief engineer of

ated ‘at Rossland, B. C,, this r4th da:

Katie D. Green G. M.

ps = ananassae ae
Improving Washington Street.

being completed today.

parlors, open evenings.

Record”’ has the

The Best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. |

Representing the following

NSURANCE}

Connecticut of Hartford,

‘ Matthews, Bros., Prop’s.

‘Headquarters
Cowe's —
Yachting
Serge,
C.E. Heard’s

Tailoring Parlors,
at 15 Washington. Street. .

Most’ Completely »

a ei
_Carpets—At Logan's old stand,
next door to the. Crescent, carpets

TZ ootetiay..
- Hotel-—~—w

+ Ou
First-Class Business Lunch

Electric Laundry

Patronize those who spend
their money at‘home with

The improvement of Washington and thereby help

street,. which was snspended on
account of ‘bad weather, was re-
sumed this morning when’ the suu [
began to shine. The stone retain-
ing wall at the southeast corner of
Columbia avenue is nearly com-
sted. The dirt: taken from in
front of the Imperial block will be
used in grading the street south-
ward and the sidewalk, will be low-
ered to grade on the east side of
Washington street from Columbia’
avenue south, The sidewalk to the
Le’ Roi and” War Eagle mines is

Oysters in any style, a Specialty.

‘ ened
‘Private Boxes for Fatti-

s —ee
White Labor and Clean ilies atid Parties.

q}Work~D

BUSINESS CARDS.

t

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Washington Street, Rossland, B, C.

DF 4. MILLOY,

Nicely Furnished Rooms in Rossland. Su- 6

. F. WwW. HINSDALE,

Railroad and Miners Time Checks
. cashed, tree of charge.
In Custom House building.

“Also New York Life Iusurance Agency. |)
4, B.C... Harry McIntosh -

—_———_—__——-
The Bon Ton coffee and oyster

‘perior..... .. Stock,

‘will “be” much ‘To Await the Eye

and D. Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated on North: Fork ‘Safinon -
_ River, Erie District, B.C.

~the ‘deal was: ex-Senator John L.
‘Wilson, who will receive its political
support, but the actual purchasers

7 JOHN PHILLIPS,
‘Contractor & Carpenter |.
ore and Office Fittings.

all yunds ‘promptly. attended to.

ze is for some-
ftting ‘odd and ‘artistic,
willJhave every opportun!

be - any notorious. political trimmer, no
: are said ‘to bea Boston syndicate matter how great.a “position. it. may
which Has large holdings in the | hold as a-mere purveyor. of news.

in 3
Shop: Jniperial'building,

blankets worth $8.50 from s.

these little | pyartman’s store on Saturday.

how time: passes from ‘i

“Northern Pacific railroad, and whicn nte Cristo Bt . Stl, hones Be

- FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES) ONLY.

ares of the Company’s Treasury Stock is now’ ~
offered to the:public.at -; tia

7 1-2'Cents per 8

and can be had on application to
22 Columbia Aveuue,

> has bought the principal street rail-

thas even extended barn o
sffects in decorate
and silver novel- by Officer: Bradshaw. In the. ab-

ties there are all sorts of new ideas. | cence of an eye

“EDITORIAL NOTES.

-“' private’ secretary to President Cleve- The, only ‘fiving son of John

land during his first, secretary of | Brown, whose soul weat marching
on for many years, is living in Cali-
fornia in destitute circumstances.

W.-H. FALDING

war ‘in “his’sécond administration,
and now first’ vice-president of the
“°Northern: Pacific railroad, handled
-the money for the Boston people.
‘The P.-L. is acknowledged to be
‘thé best newspaper property in the

and Mining Agent and

St. Paul is agitating’ for a gov-
ernment base of supplies at Seattle

If there are

‘ ‘William Johnson was brought be-
fore ,Judge Boultbee this morning
and:the lady | ‘on a charge of stealing ‘two pair of
ity to note

4 ; sy
3 i
cods are not of the SAME

han those of our Com-
" petitors, and in many instances

Underwear

The | pankets were found hidden under a

ETTER, and,.....-
n First avenue and Johnson B. , and,

Quick Work, and

d china. | yas found in a neighboring saloop

and as | the trial of the case

be hunted up.

——_———
fficient styles there to suit ontput of ¥mir Gold Mines.

The Ymir Mines during October
line are | milled 1,550 tons of ore,’ producing

or Tacoma, in order’ that "she may.
get the benefit of the traffic,
Seattle and Tacoma each'claim that

HOUG
EXCHANGE &

Only a few of those Large Al
Get our prices on Gent’

* Pacific northwest, but it has been a
*football of politicians “for over ten
Its days of greatest power
‘0 were under the ownership of L. S.
who tor years dictated the:

Manager Rossland Opera House. euerybody, it is strane

AUCTIO

One Large Family

those ymbrellas,”

andsomé oak case | melting ore were
d handsom- | otal receipts’ for
es ‘of .these’ useful

Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada.
The Ganada Accident

The speech'of M. Delcasse in the
French chdniber the other day. .will
go far. to restore confidence in the

| HOUGHTON’S. .EXCHANGE.. &,,AUCTION MART.

P
holders of the state for King county.

J and then Mr.} 1100 ounces of bullion and 97- tons

‘Hosiery.

witness to the theft,
was held over

designer | and Johnson was sentenced to five
eee ee eel rips rien jail for drunkenness. Inthe
meantime the missing witness will

ot: save TWO THIRDS

rwear that is madein

Neat Execution.

we
some of the.very*latest

Walking Hats.

The Rossland Auction House,

of concentrates, and 56. tons of

articles. | 062 against expenses am

experience,” said | $5,041:

cele hay been my

(Accident, Liability and Plate Glass.) BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.

shipped,, making E A G LE’ S ’
the month $22,-

ounting to

The Rossland

Old Salvation Army Building.

Trading Co.,

J, Cherrington, Manager.

eccceceee™