ALL ABOUT MINES

_ Governor Mackintosh Will
Float Another Company.

The Monarch mine, near Field, Ts AND MOTEL ARRIVALS: 30:P. THIS pores oii
which has been shipping to Trail, is ~ 6:30.P. M. MES, STORE, O! LOSES Bane 7 aon
putting in a concentrator. War Office Reform to Be Entrusted to Hotel Aliant ae ays. 6:30 P, y

‘Them. Mrs, H. A. Fuller, Greenwood. oe ee = nee
A large body of high-grade gold- tt

—
0 (By Associated . Press.) Robert W. Kievert, Milwaukee. SROSSLAND’
copper ore is said to have been London, October 1.—In reference | A, W. Ross, Columbia, B. C. You sh SEBIG STORE H
opened up near Bear creek, back of should examine

to the appointment of Lord Roberts H. E. Croasdaile, Nelson.
Donald. Aric ao
Cole § Hot.

as commancer-in- chief, the Times H. Van A. Sortizer, Toronto.
The Paradise mine, in the Winder-
Blast Heater
all

says editorially that Lord Kitchener B.C. Riblett, Nelson.
mere district, owned by a Toronto | will come home to. assist him at F. C, Gamble, Victoria.
syndicate, shows large bodies ol
Nefore placing your order for the now
contemplate buying we'll be plement tester You

his new post. W. R. Angus, Toronto,
sand carbonates assaying high in V. E. Ashdown, Toronto.
lead,
and explain all the 10 Forme (othe you
and all the advantages found onty inthis

HUNTER BROS,

HARDWARE DEPARTMENT,

ROSSLAND RECORD.

¢

PRICE 5 CENTS

THE FRENCH NOTE

Circular to the Powers on
Chinese Question.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1900

| THREE SEATS WON|C HINESE |

meow! ° LRADERS —
DEGRADED
Prince Tuan and His Boxer

Friends to Be Severely
Punished _

BY IMPERIAL DECREE

vol. 6. NO. Ty.

NEWS OF MARY CAMPS

. * THE SRITISH ELECTIONS.
-Ymir Mine Making Big Profits— é

Luck of a Kaslo Lady—Ship-
ments Increasing.

Moyie has a new shipper. in the
Society Girl, which lies.to the east
of the St. Eugene and is .owned by
Mr. Farrell. Itis opened by two
shafts and a 200-foot tunnel, show-
ing a large body of galena averag-
ing 50 ounces in silver and 70
per cent lead.

Conservatives Mave it All ‘Their

Own Way.
London, Oct. 1, 5:40 p.m. —The
total of unopposed members elected
up to this hour was 113, as tollows:

WEDGEWOOD CHINA

tish BISCUIT JARS, TEA aresomeotthetargerones ©
On eevee showleg « SETS, VASES “AND and (or the dressing tabte
great many Protty Pleces WATER PITCHERS, we tave many dainty bits |,
ministerialists 97, liberals 8, nation-

wa sews J. W. SPRING orc

Sixteen Engiish and Irish bor- errs q wd

oughs, electing 20 members of the
P. BURNS &

house of commons, are polling to- ( O
3 g e
WHOLESALE MARKET

day,so tonight's returns will furnish
some indication of the trend of
Nelson, Sandon, Revelstoke G
Grand Forks, and Vancouver. reenwwood,]

Ministerialists Make Gains In

British Elections.
The Hon. C. H. Mackintosh, in

an interview with the Victoria
Times on his way home from Ore.
,,80n, stated that another large com-
pany would be organized shortly by
him to control both industrial and
“mining concerns. He also stated
that it would.be wholly disassociat-,
ed from the British America cor-
poration and would operate largely
in British Columbia.
“Mr. Mackintosh's visit to Oregon
was supposed to have been largely
-in the interest of his new company.

GALWAY IS. CONSERVATIVE RAISES MEW QUESTIONS

John P. Larson says ‘the John
Bull groupzhas 100 tons of shipping
ore on its dumps and will soon be a
steady producer,

Near Kamloops.

Would Prohibit Import of Arms,
Raze Forts and Guard
Legations.

Defeat of the Nationalist Candi-
date Wasa Big Sur-
prise.

opinion, Winston Churchill is
among the candidates whose fate
will be decided.

Rogsland, “A HEALTHY SKIN

In doing assessment work on the A CLEAR COMPLEXION

Cinnabar Mining company’s claims
some high grade ‘quicksilver ore
was uncovered. On the dump are
three tons which will average about
25 per cent.

APURE SOA

A Soap to be Pure need not necessarily be high-priced. We guaran-

‘teethe Purity uf our CASTILE SOAP, Our Ohve Ol! and Cucumber
at six cakes for twenty-five cents, is a good all-round Soap. We
recommend our Large Tar, fifteen cents or two for twenty-five cents,
for removing dirt or healing Cracks, Our French Imported Soaps
are Delightfully Perfumed, and leaves that soft, velvet akin,

SEE OUR SOAP WINDOW. |

duaasts GOODEVE BROS.

—=>= “IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH GOODEYE’S.

The Arrlington,« Bee ae

- - The Leading Hofel at Trail . .
Headquarters for Gommerciat Men

Most Everyone
Would Smoke,

If everyone new the excellent quaity
and satisfaction there is found ia our

E!_ Padre Needles Gigars.

The skill in the making of them, the
High-Grade of Tobacco in them, und
the price, 8 for 25¢, makes the

the popular cigar of the day...

L. LEVY&GO

wholesale and Refall
Tobacconists.
Opposite Bank of Montreal,

(By Associated Pree) 549
London, Oct. 2.—Austro-Huo-
garian foreign office says,the Vienna
correspondent of the Morning
Post, has received a circular note,
which France has addressed to the
powers, in which she agrees as te
the of ini ish
tion for the anti-foreign attack but
suggests that the ministers in Pekin
should immediately begin negotia-
tions on the other questions at issue.
The note also proposes the per
manent prohibition of the import
of arms and ammunition into China,

(By Associated Press.)
London, @ct. 2.—The election
in Galway city yesterday resulted in
another Conservative gain. The
Hon. Martin Morris potled 882
against 763 votes polled by Fi
Leamy, Nationalis ae!
- The Unionist gains thus tar. are]. . : . es
three seats and. the ‘Liberals have All Will Lose Rank and Office-.
gained one seat. mee .

‘Up to 6 o'clock this evening’ the «Lhe Courts Will Inflict Fur-
he total number of members of 7 © %: ak " :

‘\parliament elected was 179, as fol- |” % ther Penalties.
lows, Ministerialists-145, Liberals :
116, Nationalists 18. The National. | _
ists elected inchide Wm. Redmond
‘}and James Daly. aes.
© ‘The success of Mr. Morris it Gai-

> —_—
RETAIL: MARKETS ‘
Rossland, Trail, Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, N
Denver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks, a
Greenwood, Phanix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstok
Ferguson, and .Vancouver, ane
—a

Obing Sayes More Europeans.
By Associated Press.
Paris, Oct.1—The Frerich consul
general at Shanghai, : telegraphs
that through the intervention of
Prince Ching, the missionaries and
engineers at ‘Theng Ting Fu and
the Belgian mission at Sing Tian
Lung were safe and sound Sept.
23-

Sandon,

Nelson Mistrict.
The Duncan Mines

The Iron Mask group on Coal
will resume | hill has been sold to the B. C. Ex.
on the Granite at once, | plorati syndi of London,which

work having been suspended for has besn developing the Lucky
the past two months, Strike. i

William Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch,

Stationers §

Work has been begun on the
Juno on Morning mountain under
-the direction of Charles Parker and

S. Logan ot Rossland, the man-
Aging director of the company.

Gardeau Notes.
The Ferguson Eagle reports a
gold strike on the Vancouver and
Morning Star, near the Nettie L.

SAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

John Bryden will contest Van-
couver district in the conservative
interest,

‘High grade silver-copper ore has
been found on the Metropolitaa
group, north fork of Lardeau.

With the full 80 stamps now run-

(By Associated Press.)
_Ring regularly the monthly output

Washington, Oct. 2.—The Chi-

ranks and offices; that Prince Tun
is deprived of office and is hanced

It’s Easy Pickin’ |

from the Ymir mine will reach $50,-
900, with a net profit of about $25,-

Hon, R. F. Roblin has succeeded

- + Splendid Sample Rooms . .

« To Select the... .

i ‘ inister has delivered to the
way City was a genuine surprise, | Nese minis

over to the imperial clancourt, which
shall consult and decide upon a se-

the razing of tortifications between
Pekin and the sea, and the muia-

state department official confirma-
tion of the degradation of Prince
‘Tuan and many ether Chinese lead-

PERSONALS, Hugh John Macdonald as premier

,| of Manitoba,

TIE THAT SUITS YOUR.
COMPLEXION, YOUR TASTE
AND YOUR FINANCES,

‘The constituency has long been a

0d0, ~The total output this year to National t t orghold.

date has.been about 25,000 tons,
which places the mine second only

. vere pena'ty, and his salary is to be| cenauce of legation guards.
Unexcelled Table. stopped; that Duke Tsai Lan and

President of Censorate Ying Nien,

Roit & Grogan

FOR RENT.

JOHN HAVERTY, Prop,

j. B. Coombs and family returned

‘to the Le Roi,

The Boundary Counity.
: The bond on the Mountain View,

which adjoins the B.C. mine in

Summit camp, has been taken up.

The mines at Phoenix have so far
shipped 17,000 tons to the --Grand
ship:

Forks smelter. H

last evening from a trip to. Calitor-
nia.
R. A. O. Hobbs and the Rev.
,{ Mr. Hedley, spent a few days last
week at Slocan Junction fishing.

P. A. O'Farrell, press agent for
F. Aug. Heinze in his feud with
Marcus Daly and Senator Carter of
M isin R .

m ents willbe at the rate of 600

tons per day,

A-new shaft has been started in
“$25 ore on the Golden Crown close

to the Winnipeg line.

: ‘The Athelstan is shipping a car
, Of ore daily from the Winnipeg sid-

ing.

The Golden Eagle's trial shipment

ito Grand Forks having proved a
success five more carloads will be
sent down at once. ,

The Minnehaha company at Camp
McKinney has been absorbed by the
Sailor Consolidated, which has in-
sreased its capital from $1,230,000
t© $2,000,000,

B Nines of Slocan.
‘” The bond.on the Smuggler group,
on Ten Mile, has been thrown up
by the Warner Miller syndicate.
. Work has been started on the
Neepawa, on Ten Mile, with a force
ef four men,” .
On the Hope mine, on Lemon

ereek, a large body of mixed sul-
phides, Ross} ores,

H. W. C. Jackson today took ed-
torial charge of the Rosstanp Rec-
orD, Mr. Jackson succeeds H. L,
Bruce, who leaves tonight for St.
Paul. :

John Fitzwilliam, foreman of the
War Eagle and Centre Star mines,
left Saturday evening to inspect a
property in Okanogan county,
Washington.

_ Robert W. Kiewert, representing
the Milwaukee house of Chas.. L.
Kiewert & Co.; who do a large:
business in this section in brewers
and bottlers supplies, is in the city.

Frank Jenkins, formerly superin-
tendent of Bunker Hill and Sullivan
mines at Wardner, Idaho, hos been
a guest at.the hotel Allan for the
past few days. He has made an
examination of the I. X. L. mine.

LOCAL BREVITIES.

At the Kootenay: .|H.- L. Hart,

€
has been cut by a tunnel.

T. G. Proctor of Nelson has

bonded the Silverton|Boy fora Man-
shester, England, syndicate.
« Three inches of clean high-grade
galena have been struck in a new
upraise in the Reco mine at a depth
ef 450 feet.

Z Alosworth and Kasio,

The Harris group, in the St.
Mary's country, has been bonded to
Senator Burns and others, of San
Francisco for $125,000. The lucky
ewner is Mrs. Jennie E. Harris of
Kaslo, who Las several relatives in
Rossland.

The Hazel group, near White-
water, reports a good showing of

+ Jack Scott, Trail; Frank
McEwan. Spokane; T. Power, Trail,

The Rossland Star base ball club
defeated the Nelson Intermediates
by a score of 25 to8 in a game at
Nelson yesterday,

In a few weeks the Rossland Wa-
ter & Light company will remove
to the commodious store soon ‘to be
vacated by H. S. Wallace.

“Scotty” Urquhart was fined $15
with the option of two weeks’ im-
prisonment by Magistrate Boultbee
in the police court this morning for
being drunk and disorderly,

D. D..-Winters was presented
with a handsome gold watch and
chain by his fellow clerks in Hun-

. | card,

Joe Warren, ex-chief of. police of
Spokane has cleaned up “a fortuue
at Cape Nome. .

Office on first Hoor 18 Block.

Office anid rooms or. secon floor Burn:
- Block.

Gilbert Parker, the Canadian nov-
elist, is a conservative candidate for
a seac in the imperial parliament.

Mayor Garden of Van has
been unanimously nominated to op-
pose Mr. Maxwell, M. P., in Bur-

Large Warehonsein center of town.

FOR SALE.

ality.
Hotel and Saicon on
-aplendid business opportunity.

Seven-roomed Dwelling house, plastered
ry ad Local

Second avenue.—A

CUNLIFFE & McMILLAN,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINI Tf,

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken,

5

Ore Cars, Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Fans, Shattin; Han id Piy
a specially. Northey Pumps’ kept in atock. “Agente for War Hevsittee mt
Etc.

Mig. Co.'s Malls, Concentrators,

Third Avenne Rossland, P.O. Box 198,

DELEDILE

West End

G. R. Maxwell, M. P., (Vancou-
ver) has been nominated’ ‘by ‘the
liberals and endorsed by’ the labor

@B _. its expensive and d
? : nthling of te trouble an lsagreesle
: ask of cleaning lamps. You will fad

‘It far more pledsant and nuch

party.
To Lease and Rent
: Finest Soil and Ground for

4. Market Gardens, Fruit .
@ Farms * Chicken Ranches §

PLENTY OF WATER,

Ralph Smith has accepted the la-
bor nomination for Vancouver dis=
trict (N: ) for the D
parliament.

Two officers of the Canadian con-
tingent in South Africa, Lieut. A.
E. D. Layborne and Lieut. R. B.
Campbell;- of Nelson, B. C.° have

They reduce insurance; give your

home or business place a brighter

appearance, and save you money in
y ways,

Use Electric Lights

—_—_-__. SP

‘; ‘gael TGs’ Bichon ee

Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting, Electric Fixtures carried in stock.

Electric Power supplied for Mining and Manufacturing purposes.
Itis much cheaper than steam. Motors for sale or rent.

Fain case of trouble, 3d Maghts, dclephone Nos &. between 8 a, m., and 6 p.m,

Rossland Water and Light Go.

been given commissions in .the

Enquire of .
perial forces,

JAS. LAWLER, Agent,

© Big Four Mining Co.'s Office,
. E. Columbia Ave.

im-

David B. Bogle has obtained a
Position in the department of mines
at Victoria. He will have charge
of the preparation and distribution
of bulletins giving statistical and
other information regarding the | &
mining industry of the province.

TIMBER MEN WANTED TO
. +. CUT WOOD... .,

Jim Wardner, welt known in the
Konotenays, arrived in Seattle re-
cently from Prince of Wales island,
Alaska. He speaks well of that
secticn and says the high grade ores
are dentical with those of the Ross-
land’s _big mines. :

——_

SUNNYSIDE RACES,
——_—_.

Miss Miller, Viel and Raider Were

Basy Winuoers in Match Events.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

JOHN F. LINDBURG .. «+PROPRIETOR

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

CommercialtAlley, Phone No. 39.
Postoftice Box t6,

There was a fair attend: at
the races at Sunnyside park yester-
day afternoon. The Principal race
was a match between Ernest Ken-
nedy’s Steptoe and R. L. Drink.
hard's Miss Miller, five-sixteenth
of a mile, two out uf three heats,
for a purse of $200. Miss Miller
took the first two heats in 30 4-5
and 30 3-5.

The mile hurdle race between Jj.
S. Deschamps Rattler and Jj. F.
Lindburg’s

MONTREAL LOAN
& INVESTMENT Co

INCORPORATED
Head office, Imperial bulldi;
ay Cullding, St. James Street,

The Montreal Loan & Investment Co! offers the

AND SOO LINE.

RENOWNED

“IMPERIAL!

LE *
LIMITED TIME CARD OF TRAINS.

Double Daily Train Service.
First-Class Sleepers on All Trains from

No.1 North Gi

ARROWHEAD & KOOTENAY No‘a Northcoast Eiaited
y No. 3, West Bound,.....

LANDING. # Boun

*Cor

Tourist Cars pass Medicine Hat daily for

Bt. Paul; Saturdays for Montreal and Bos-

ton; Mondays and Thursdays for Toronto.

Same cars pays Revestoke one day earlier.

ally except Sun

sD. others daily.
Even Nos. east bount

CONNECTIONS:

. ROSSLAND,
. ROSSLANN,

“7:00 Iv.

CITY TICKET OFFICE,
14:55 ly.

ZEIGLER BLOCK,
Morning train daily for and from Nelson,
from Crows Nest Line, and for Revelstoke,
Main Line and Pacitic Const. Daily (ex-
cept Sunday) tor Kaslo and (except Mon-
Monday) from Sandon and Slocan Points. | ,

Carter:Howard aud Riverside.

irae

When you “drop in” at this store.

The New Styles, Colors

and Patters for Fall are

coming In: will You come
in, too?

comme M, J. OTHEARN SIE

‘lers. The following official atite-
'| ment is made as to Minister Wu 's
dispatch: : a
A cablegram received from Di-

PANTHER
CREEK QUIET fector General Sheng, at Shanghai,
states that by an imperial edict,

7 ; issued on September 25, Prince
oal < Miners -Working-—| chwang, Prince. Yin, foe
PONG Tri Are t 2) pences Tsai Lien..aod- Tsai-Ving,
H He Froors Ars, poe ae deprived of all théir respective

are handed over to the said board, |
who shall consult and decide upop
a severe penalty; and that Kang Yj,
assistant grand secretary and presi-
dent of the civil board, and Chao
Shu Chiao, president of ‘the. board
of punishment, are handed, over to
the board of censors, who shall can-
‘sult and decide upon a penalty:"”--

WILL STAY |
IN TIEN TSIN

No Trip to Pekin for-Earl
jcz Liat the Present

Needed.
: < PROVINCIAL PUBLIC WORKS.
Mr. Gamble Discusses Them With

“By Associated Press. © the Board of Trade.

-, 222 WE ARE AT

MORNING, NOON * NIGHT

Tae

ing for your

d Mount-

We are

ing Order. We do the

this Work in the Kootettays.
you don’t want anythitig in this line
just now; remember us when you do.

Finest. Class. of
Probably

EWERT BROS

JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS.

, Shenandoah, Pa., Oct. 2.—Sup-
erintendent “Zinher, of the Lehigh
Coal & Navigation company’s col-
Jlieries at Lanstord today informed
the A d Press correspond
thatno trouble was anticipated in
the Panther Creek valley. ‘*We
have ten collieries ‘there employing
5,000 men,” said Mr. Zinher, ‘‘and
they are all working with full forces,
No attempt was made this morning:
t» intertere with our workmen and :
we do not think this strike will ety
fect our collieries.”
General Corbin said today that
he expected to send the majority of
his troops home this week. He

Mr. Gamble, engineer of the pro-
vincial lands and works department,
met the council of the Board of
Trade this forenoon and discussed
the construction of a wagon road to
the Velvet mine. He wanted to
know if the mine o-vners of that
section or the citizens of Rossland
would be willing to contribute to its
cost. Hetwas..informed that this
was not: hkely:..as the Velvet mine

government-angt had. already built a
road to the international boundary
line. The other mine owners io
that section were too poor and the
citizens of Rossland felt that they

might decide to keep the small de-

had already contributed in taxes.
tachment here to protect the pump

He then stated that he would

runners and other men kept at work

had got- tized. of waiting for the J

. 5
: Time.
LABOH CONVENTION, a :

It WHY Meet: At. Nelson ‘Tomorrow—
BRossiand Delegates.

Copyrighted 1920 by the Associated Press
Tien Tsin, Sept. 29, via Taku
and Shanghai, Oct, 2.—Li. Hung
Chang has abandoned his decision
to proceed to Pekin and will, it is
will meet. at| Nelson tomorrow. | announced, begin negotiations with
Russland will be well rep 1] the Russian to China, M-
and a large attendance from other Dalsersispen the Jatter’s arrival
ints ii is expected. at ‘Tien Tsin. ;
Pe the Tsenieal ‘clegdtes already General Chaffee estimates - that it
chosen are as follows: will take a month to get the Ameri-
Thomas Brownlee, Independent | can troops out of China.
Lubor Party club; Arthur Ferris, Pao Ting Fu Expedition.
McLaren and Rupert Bulmer, |: -Taku, Oct, 2.—The expedition to
[Trades and Labor council;-P. R.|:pao Ting Fu has been postponed
MeDonal and Robert — Inches, | and the start will not be made until
Carpenters’ union; A. C.Thompson, } October 6. Gen. Gaselee and the
J. Horrobin, J. Hands and Chris! German general will command the
Foley, Miners’ union; Mr. Gurry,| Pekin and Tien Tsin columns re-
Cooks ‘and Waiters. union and spectively. .
Dan McDougall, -Engineers and}. The Russians have occupied Tong

The labor convention to nomi-
nate a candidate to contest this cou-
stituency at the general election

Afternoon train daily for and from Nelson,
for Crows Nest Line and from Revelstoke,
Main Line, and Pacitic Coast, Daily (except
Sunday) for and from Boundary Points
rom Kaslo, and (except Saturday) for

Try Our ElectricsLighted

“NORTH COAST

Two Acres on-.

Residence Lot

The Whole Business for «

Beautiful and Heal
$250.00 on Time.

CHARLES E. BENN

ANOTHER OF BENN’S BARGAINS |

In Desirable Locality, within fifteen minutes of Pos

Will make Sixteen Good Residence Lots.

$350.00

A ‘Well-Located Residence Lot, Corner, Moat

thy Location in the City.
A Lower Price for Cash.

Lincoln Street,
Opposite Rossland Club.

oe

so that the collieries might be in
readiness for prompt operation
when the strike is over. General
Corbin said he had learned. that
some of these men have been
threatened by strikers and it might
be necessaryto hold a few of the
soldiers here to insure order.

——_—____——_

Strikers Sull Hang Back

(By Associated. Press.)

Hazleton, Pa., Oct. 2.—The offi-
cials of the Lehigh Coal company,

which posted notices last night, re-
port the same number of men at
work today as worked yesterday
and similar intormation was receiv-

recommend that another survey for
the road be made by way of the
umbo and O. K. mountain at
once, but that he could not recom-
mend the present route a5 in his
opinion it would be useless if built.
The season.was now too late to do
any construction until next May.
The question of a school site
would have. to be decided by the
government after he got down to
Victoria. He would represent to
them the disadvantages of the pres-
ent site and the cost of the proposed
sites which he had ined, name-
ly blocks two and three in the Derby
addition. . ;

Mr. Gamble has inspectéd the] 1. posstand C

Machinists union,
sented -by. proxy.
meeting to beheld tonight.

represented. ©"
Mr. Thompson

left for
gates will go in the morning.

THE CO-OPERATIVE STORE.

4 By Th

‘Trustees,

The Tailors’ union will be repre-
The Painters’
union will elect a delegate at a
The
Barbers union'will probably not be

Nelson
this afternoon and the other dele-

At the meeting of the trustees of

Shan without opposition, .
The New South Wales contin
gent of British troops will winter in
Pekin.
—_—_____———_.
Shot Hie Brother i
(By Associated Prem.) °°
New. York, Oct. - 2.—Xavier
Barnes shot his brother Louis in the
head early today. The wound: is
probably fatal. He would give no
explanation of the shooting, saying
it was a family affair.

° ———_-———_
WEST FORK OF KETTLE MIVER

Barbarian Brown’s Syndicate Owns
Good Property There.

ed from various individual collieries

where the advance had not yet been
offered. The mine workers declare

they will not make a move towards

of work until ordered

| PLENTY OF

SPONGES..

S 7
todoso bya mine workers’ con-
vention.

: ‘ p
new court house and is very much tion last evening, held at the resi
pleased with the work.

a ger was elected in the pei

i-] Jack Empey arrived in town yes-

dence of President Robert Inches,] terday from the west fork of Kettle

F-) river. where He had been with R. E,

‘Treverton Mince Working
(By Associated Press.)

son of Fred Ruthertord, an em-| Brown ona visit .of inspection to
ploye of the Nickel Plate mine, who] the propertizs owned by Mr. Brown's
has had several years experience | New York syndicate in that section.
co-operative stores -in| They were so pleased with the pros-

Half a dozen houses in

kin, Pa., Oct. 2.

None of |in igi
the collieries here started’ up this | Michigan.

pects that a force of men has been

ter Bros. on Saturday evening on
severing his connection with that
firm.

ici was won i
galena. easily by

@iThe Highland mine at Ainsworth

igbeing equipped with an aerial
tramway and concentrator,

Sandon and Slocan Points,
safest investment for small sums no: :
fest invest w open to the f n i "9 ,
ae S fds mney in lags or ee nuts LIMITED
'ov further information, apply to
4 hrs-Nelson to Rossland-hrs 4

—W.AL FALDING,

Bank of Montreal Chambers, Coleetele seen

parts of this city, occupied by non-
striking mine workmen, were stoned
during the night by unkrown per-
sons.

the latter.

The last event was a match
race between Thomas’s Raider and
and Thomas Hilliard’s Black Nellie,
half mile, two out of three heats.
The first heat was won easily by
Black Nellie, second heat by Raider
by anose. Raider took the third Elmer A. Roll emer of On

pheat. easily, a ay ra
easily v7 | seseary teas NR te Batn

st was also decided to rent the} put to work. The district is a new
one and has been little prospected.
The showings consist of large ledges
of good grade gold-copper and sil-

morning. The North Franklin, at
Treveston, is still in operatiou. The| note ground floor and “basemeit
Reading company js keeping « close of the Thompson blocit at the south
‘ ‘ M. P. P. of oa oats poe ee Sat Trever-| West -coruer. of First avenue and ver coppervaré.
lier ees sm tas hecemppdie d ‘eee aa The deputies have been in-|Spokane street. Those premises Mr. Brown remained behind te
You'll be glad to own one. Kaml P ene “commission, structed to prevent strikers from| will be remodelled and fitted up at] see work well atarted before coming:
ROSSLAND DRUG co. ted by the Dominion govern canvassing the men going. to and once. out for the winter.
133 E. Columbia Ave- Hl ment, returning from work.

he Sponge‘is useful in all depart-
Trent oF home, indispensable for the
bath. desirable for kitchen work, he
ful fur scrubbing and convenient al-
ways. We hove Sponges for every
purpose, but our specialty isthe Fine

The Rossland literary and debat- oft, Cleansing Hathing Sponge we

ing society ‘will have a debate at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow even-
ing, on the subject ‘Is it judicious
to place a labor candidate in the
field for the Dominion parliament.”

With New ‘Observation Cars.” ——_

In East Kootenay.

‘ For the month of August the St.
Rugene paid ont $27,323 to 266
men. a

For rates,tickets and full information ap-
ply to Depot or City Agt. Rossland, or

‘This Company has opened a Pyinch office here

E. J. COYLE, *Phone 185.

W: F. ANDERSON, wa
“VTP A. .... |J.W. BULL,SGeneral Agent, Spokane, W2
Nelson, B.C, ‘A.D. OHARLTON,A.G.P.A.,Portland,07%