OIFY OF ROBBLAND

Court of Revision.

Notice is pareby) pgiven the tbat the the Court, Jae.

° ° ‘
2,
. iy Sota Whats HET. at | Wants, Fr Sale, Ren, Lost Ftc Mining Property For
tothe acre. The average is consider-| rencents a tine for the first Insertion: and five } &
sbly under that of 1896. cents a line thereafter. a oe
The Matt ewe erat Shout To cee | 7 fegae F of ee St at . S al e
he eat ’ saupell
Fro Staciod and 85 miles from Pincher om pderbinald pees me aes |e a thee ait Ofticen ms aout nO aay Ge %& |

General News of Interest Condensed OW ve wiistat 4:00 caval wizaPirat clase jady cope desire
employe on the Diaating of rorks at the

From the Latest Telegraphic summit on the route of the Crow’s Nest
Despatches. road. "ems By "haat

mn RENT: aiid and unfurnished room st Pe ‘the firm }%
Fo RENT tthe Recon block. Sarit He day dissolved Ate bed

w. opt, 8 CMC,

City * lerk’s Office, Rossiand, B.C., Sens, gah.
VOR RENT. 1897.

Avelting house. ohely

Rossland Evening Record.

VOL. Il. No. 87.

"The Undersigned has several Promising Prospects For Sale
at Reasonable Figures.

Will Give Working Bonds.
fice Couey, :

gt wine | Rossland B.C., September 25, 1807. "lLocated on the Salmon River, North Fork of the Salmon

woe monte, inquire | — ’

; is ga ci uaaai ae SEORET SOCIETIES and Porcupine fo} k,

‘aquired this omee. a sie OSBLAND, 8, de hk 7

Fon Bat Babe: A livery barn gna Slant title to lot ‘it
Fe Which Ik is Located tog sale as © | ye gro nN. eats

‘omee.”
For SALE: nabs oust for for,» countr; pg | (ORINTHIAN Lodge N

—=—-

Pike ie ne wide Blanev Homespun — : ——
44-inch ice Heather
sen ee dress" ‘Spada 3 inc!
Aniage cloth dress goods 50c, at Hunter RES
You can get anything you want at
Hunter Bros.

ORY an & (Ow ta
t. tho said Glaze retain!
mae Sonam ih bills to be col
by Ike Colakey?

FOR BALE.
horse power, boiler in
a eent

H. E. COVER RETURNS.

Rossland Mining Man Comes Back from Al-
aska with Information.

H. E. Cover, the well known Ross-

land mining broker and mine operator

left the city about six weeks ago for Some Facts About a Smelter and

Alaska, but Mr. Cover ia naturally a re- Low Freight Rates as Cleaned
Roi are: V. Peyton and family, of Dan-

served man and only his intimate friends

Hawa forte chee tsonting | « From Interviews. ville, Ti. and J. G. English of the sane

price opener tapers nner sr soethotaes in ee Mat ines

travagant ‘tales at socond and third) WHY MINES ARE NOW IDLE) “ABOR LEADERS MEET.

coast and to a Spokesman-Riyiew re- peee panda nia Tiss wien 2

Names of the Feminine Alpine aaead aid - yeaterday concerning ‘his Chicago, fink 9A th dave’ pos
» 20.—, ree days’ ses-

Climbers Who Scaled the thing for a Smelter in Ross-
Heights of Rossland’s said Mr. Cover. ‘The town is fall of land—Le Rol Visitors. prone labor fonrention ended this
Matterhorn. people, many ef whom expect to remain jpeeches.
there during the winter, intending to 5 pac am cmd i

In the words of the t

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1897.
‘Let us be up an

ROSSLANDS MATTERHORN ROSSLAND S GREAT NEED Veersci esses

things in the great strides Rossland will
Spokane Mountain Climbed By a Party

make toward the goal of wealth,”
Le Rot Visitors.
of Agile and Adventurous
Young Women.

ORTUNES OF CONSERVATIVE PARTY =
_ Decorations.

A New Line of

Wall Papers
from 173¢ cents sroll upwards. Large
stock to choose from. A bargain
line of REMNANTS from last year’s
stock in two to eight roll lots. «
‘Will give figures on Contract Work
Special line of. Fancy Papers for
Bar Decorations. ‘

HS. Wallace's

Stationery, Wall Paper
And Fancy Goods Store.

The
International.
Music * Hall

Cafe and Bar
BURRITT & KANE Prop.

GEO. W. BUSHNELL, Business Mgr;
A, M..ZINN, “Amusement Manager.

High Class Concert and

May Be Affected by the Alleged Relief
of Sir Charles Tupper From
the Leadership.

For Sale.

Two small marine. engines.
at this offive.

ORE SHIPMENTS AN AND DIVIDENDS.

Figures That Speak of th the Progress of De-
velopment of Rossland's Mines.

Apply. Col. Peyton and Miss Bertha Peyton
will arrive in the city this afternoon.

Other prominent vimtors now at the Le

Also” Properties in the vicinity of Rossland.

Washi! mn eight ects on eg raete ‘ot Te fint Fr tuhany

telus ae J. L. WILSON,

zal TO RENT

Ro every spear ing se ie Haltsat at
Having moved into our Fire Proof Building

byint ‘at this o}

‘A recent Ottawa dispatch contains a
“speculative announcement which er
to be based on well authenticat
Fetements that Sir Charles Tapper's poe ane ren a smelters
business interests will interfere with his | wee! Sept, 20 were:
ing the leadership of the
tive party. Sir Charles iscoming to the
Coast to devote his attention largely to
the mining companies. in which. he is
interested, Hon: Bagh Macdonald’s
r th dershi
ne Mackenze | January 1 1a Sept, "20 ic as follows:

bh Joha Macdonald | Le Roi 41,997 tons

Grand Union Hotel,

DERAYAGE.

Mcvine: If have ponsshold woods to move
call a Red Bar Trnnelar wae
Company,

Daayagn: The
PAT Afa ail Vinds of frelght promptly, 10, He ;
1,650 tons | rasattxa: Ifyou want delivering os teaming of ead
se evenin Tete 200, All me Bae are cordi:
60 tona| say Hing done call up the Hed Star Sige Fiedeaanend. Ju morn e president
60 tons Holohan, Financial Secretary.

00 o'aloal, . Clarke,
ork an
usta iainers’ Unton, No, 38, 1
in Masonic

LET'S CLIMB THAT MOUNTAIM

"ee at Jen aug ie te The Mayor Says There is Every-

“Janeau is a lively place just now,”

ti t No. 4
a mad ota mie 2 month

M4 K ozs,

"| tn Bost

all give lenials to’ the report
‘that Sir “ots is retire from the
leaderehip.

minister of the interior are on 7

their way-to Dyea, at. the head of the| Center Star.

Klondike-expedition;: headed by Major
Waleh.' The: other members of the
party are: Hon. ‘Mr.’
Maguire, A; J. McGurn, ‘Fred Wade,
registrar and clerk’ of tlie peace; A. P.
gainer, private secretary to the minis-
shies, ane in the ter-

yr and Mr. 'Nofwood,
T. Pattalo,' of Wood-

Neary ; Jas. gue
mine in

stock, of jor 7 Walch’ office staff; and I
‘Dr. - Carrat

Scot-
Yakon
with them. “He secu!

5 ith of Edinburgh,
fend whe al e

this Bhs elvis th throogh the friendship of j_

legal ‘| $
canadian policy wads in the United
States insurance companies has been rais
h

Couusel for the company

deposit with the government shoud be
regirde las partof the com! as-
setts; hence shouid be applied bi in wiquid:
ation of the company’s bilities. Not
inerely tor the benefit of Canadial pol-
icy ho'ders.

Toronto.

The Toronto Globe says in an article
on the mining development of the west
that the product of British Columbia
for '97 promises to be ‘Goubte that of 796,

K.
Sifton, Justice | Giant.

mn. | now prom! to hol
ing fruit the market is flush.

Fresh

2 n spite, of the
oeeland cainp, on until te 0 Crow’s Nest
Pass sailway ia oil
rate of development is =e ws
put will be doubling early. O
eral exports wi ‘amazement of
world, even by the ‘end. of this century.

ar min- | Hungerian

of Sntario, the Glohe says, it prom- Smoked

ises to he
Dia asa gold predusen, and though-later
in starting, may be s on abreast. The
last three months of this year wilt gee
the Sultana, Foley, Mikado and. Saw
Bill all roducing Gntario gold at - the
rate of $1,000 per day; whereas, at the
beginning of the present year, ie 8ul-
tada wus the only producing mite.

“Ata meeting of the Toronto humane
society held the other day, Humane
Officer Chapman read hi: report, caver-
ing. three months. The ‘number of
rosecutions record ae ond convic-
tions 26, ‘withdrawn n 5, pen 4, horses
examined 76, 38, visite ar to othe cattle
inarké and 18 solmal
Fe a $F :
There isa movement ot the part ‘of
some aldermen to have members of the
various pair ors Jjne the streets on the
aly ale vimt of Sir
ly Jaurier, Such a
thing has nev er e before, but
the idea will no toute "be readily ac-
cepted by commanding officers.

is * hamenel Cae:

t rival of British Colum- 1 7

Boe Moca. and Java.

Ata meeting-of Scotch citizens last | Le

night {twas secided to take steps ¢
to

towards
memory of Robert Burns.

Winnipeg.
At the annual meeting of tbe Manito-

ba Rugby football‘union held in Win-| |

nipeg, the following officers were lected

juash:
Saat
Dried and
presh salmon.

jotel Trac!

sd the season of 1897-8: P
d Mr.

J.C svi

. ; Mr.
E 8. Reade The referees for this fali
will hold office under the union, and
thereby do sway ewith eet trouble
which _ freque jast
season. The Tonedule for the fall season

ns.

inni
ne ote ag Wesley ve. ae

t. ragoons vs. Winn’
Oct. 30—Winnipeg v. ore
Nov. 6—Dragoons vs. St. Sonn’ ‘8

Crisp Dominion Notes.

An Ottawa milling company received
an order this week for 800 sacks of

oats for te Rus-

The Merch: s Cotton Mills
of Montreal will increase its capital
$100,000 Dec. 1.

Aid Society Meeting.
Ladies’ Aid society has called a meet-
ing at Mra. Baldwin’s residence tomor-
row afternoon to consider the question

Fon ee 14 to June 19, rnclagive |
tne ore milled-in the camp was fol-

aoe 2,472 tons
. 230 tons

—
ROSSLAND RETAIL MARKET.
Lemons Are Tighter than Ever

ibies.

Hoxses:Get your saddle and pack horses at
the Red Gear sta gee

BUSINESS PERSON.

ALS.

jet stop and look in Fraser's

BATHS.

window
‘beautiful perfume atomizers.
Gur the Recoap every night by carrie: for 25
Fe eerock.. Lalve orders at the

and 800
vist

wi
sere,

ith tubs and

jn

roth poe ork, per.

PEREONAL,

Rossland for Rosslanders
You Can Get Good

Rossland Beer
For Five Cents a Glass

‘Dominion. Hotel |
LS

The :

pe ‘you want the
Spokane go

RESTAURANTS.

D, us rivate lee
Preabrapts ea regener Dae gives pi Tas

Rossland Becoxp in
toE. M. Minw ord ow. Graham,

lng for $6 per Case.

The market keeps firm. Fresh meats
are steady and vary very little.
snd butter has advanced a little, bi

steady.
Meats.

.50 pe!
Tea according to quality .25, 75 per. ‘Ib.
Canned Goods.

‘Fresh Fish...

ake Superior Trout

Flour

ANOTHER vatual
restaurant inthe Meat piace piace ta

meals and pri

ne Vendome

THE Yendoms, aearans ‘aad, Meise a fine

ces reasonable.
Business ludch 29 conte at the Vendome,
7-9 Vendome gives quick service op aror'm>
Regand- “feo Sad'evorsthing aret clams,

PLUMBING.

‘Spokane srreet and Columbia &

COM, Wana, practical senatery plumber, cor
eat pe

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

Parzowtze home

industry, Bmoke En! rise
Kootenay end ‘Rosslanc ‘Pavone cigars, made

Classifie. Basins Directory.

Canadian Gold |
Fields Syndicate

LIMITED,
Mines) Sunset No.2 and Alabama,
gold-copper, at Rossland; the Jennte,
oaverlecd, near Kaslo. ‘Bona fid ide ming
operators. Shares sold only at par.

The Walters Co., Ltd. Ly.

“Aisle: ‘Brokers, Hoseland, - a
Ke shite: Moret rs Neal's, Tisper foend Gough's
re! rs:

cote. ing

"Wood and, Coal,

It you have-a Coal Stove you will eave
money by busning

Roslyn or Cle-Elum. Coal.

If not you can buy Tamarac, “Hemlock
and Cedar at. very yoasonable figures

NELSON'S Wood and Coal Co.

Orders received at. Rossland
Tirng Store. Post Office-Block.

BROKERS.

oO
Union Hotel.

TELD, Hobbs & Co,,minesand
‘bers of the Stock Exchange.

stocks. Mem-
Office Grand
4 Fak 45 A. Deird, maining becker, ¥.0. Dox 265
{ORR 2 mee ies S iaining “Broker, Columbia

REGOR, Atki & Co. brokersand land
‘MGarvevore: = ‘Room 1, ‘Oovidental building. |_

International Hotel

Rooms Newly Fitted and
Furnished and

C Bo: Box 605.

CONTRACTO!
H. HENDERSON, contractor and builder.

DEUGGISTS.

FE RASER'S Dene Bote, <> Onluiabie Se

oN AND LOCKSMITH.
M. FRIES, paler, ‘rear Hotel Allan.

Prices Reduced
$3.00 a. Week.

BxP!
quarters, Montana barn

‘RESSMEN.
(CHABLES Bates, Transfer and Express. Heed-

HARDWARE.

ae F. TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave: w.

MOTELS.
_—m
Tur Leland:

lombia avenue.

NoDelay.

Noney tolran on Mortgages and Colateral Se-

curities, apply

JT. Gregson & Cu.

AUCTIONEERS ;
AND VALUERS.

=lThe Record. Three Storey. Building

Ie for rent in’ whole, or -in’ psrt.

Two Rooms 14 x 42 on Ground Floor.
Eight Rooms on Second Floor.
Six Rooms ‘on Thira Floor.

Rooms Suitable for Housekeeping: Rent to fuit the

¢ Times,

‘Apply at This Offices

‘Two Sak. @

OF GOODS ON TRACK =
GRANITEW ‘ARE
: ate Former Prices of TIN W ARE

Jessup Steel is the only steel
_that will stand the hard rock

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware(o.

RED STAR

fivery and ‘Transfer (0.

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a - general express, truck and
business. We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Wester
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from cars; any
thing meved—from a trank toa boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.

‘Office. Graham & Son, prop:

ROSsLAND azndeg, tars doorg ous of Post

building

Je * LUMBER DEALERS.
‘A. &,KEBRY & Co. lumber, ete., everything
Ip,| 4+ inthe tine.

PHYSICIANS.
re DE Edward Bowes, office over

,UMBERS.
GTeon S Wilcox. No 18 E Columbia ave

STENOGRAPHERS.
and Typ
M™S Hot osiamertel bode.

WATCHMAEKER.

jumbla ave

BURBANK, one door west of Allan House,

he Howard Hi
lock 6, subdivision vor

Dated 17th of September, 1897.

J. A.

~Apeltoations val Liquor License.

GOUGH,

made o1
, Notaries,_Conve; ante ete.
peneemn BORKLAND, B.C.

Cc. M. Weller,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER
All work attended to promptly

: September 30th.

If you want a Store or Office in a

BRICK BUILDING

Office and shcp corner Columbi
nd dpokane street.

A
NEWSPAPER
cure

IF 80,

A

of disbanding. Every member ie re-
present. Many of the

theie
Ne

poate o

ot Rosslan
Dated Sept. 4. 20th, 1897.

ice is bi ven that I will apply. at

1G, for oi
rem!

MACK & MacDONALD.

ALLEN G. SMITA,
TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO,

Let me estimate and submit samples.

at prices to suit the
call, Hunter Bros.

We carry a full line of buildin;

Paper
ive usa

We carry a full and complete line in

each department. No troubl. hy
eran tee uble to show

You had better engage them now.

The Record’s New Fire Proof Building

Will be finished by September 30th.

There will be a Store Room 24 x 40 and a few nice offices
for ret at Reasonable Terms Apply
at this Office, re

PALACE STABLES ™*

SADDLE AND PACK HORSE!
DELIVERY AND; ‘TRANSFERING.

J.W. LANE. PROP, = > *Sossland, B.C.

VAUDEVILLE

LOOK AT

Fraser's Window

JUST ARRIVED

(HE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF

Every Night (Excépfing Sunday.)

Including Beer, Wine or Coffee.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
MI88 LULU ASHLEY
MIS8 FLORA DUBOIS
MISS PEARL ASHLEY
FIRST CLASS ORCHESTRA.

Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers
Sponge Bags
Perfumes

ment Place in the City.
Mirrors, ‘Ete. :

; MONDAY NEXT

GEO. A. FRASER 41 Columbia | Emily-Howard & Burdock- Jessie

Only Strictly First Cla8s Amuse-

It is always with a feeling of awe that
people hed. out on the

goon tothe Klondike in the spring.
Business is active in all lines, and there
is plenty of money in circulation. An

verandas of cozy hotels within the

q DAILY shadow of the Matterhorn. watch the
Merchants Lunch 11.00 to 2.00 25¢ hardy little ‘bands of fearless Apline

as they go ing up the
sides of the gigantic peak seamed as it
ig with feariul chasams, hidden from
sight in places by a thin covering of
snow. What then must have been the
feeling of fond parents, who watched
their daughters yesterday start to scale
the mighty

ing feature 1s the presence of a
great many representativee of large
companies who are there for the pur-
pose of investing in mines,
.There are agents of French, ‘ter-
man: and English syndicates as
well as representatives of American
com, aca * and deals are made ever:
day fo. ies most of which are
located i in P other districts than the Klon-
dike. In fact, sthe attention of miners
and prospectors now gving in and of

Spokane mountain. Whoshall tell with
what paroxysmsof rapturous delight the
ventursome mountain climbers were re-
ceived upon returning home.

The names of those in the party who
peated Spokane mountain yesterday fol-

lows: .

Miss Cora Aldridge, Mra. Juseph
Boyd, Mis McKenzie, Mise E. E. Whit-

Le Bon Marche Millinery House,

121 East Columbia Avenue.
Complete Fell Eeppectations of...

fon Rey. D. McG. Gandier,
Aldridge, Mr. Gordon,

Ww. M.
and W. M.

kane mountain is not as

largo aa asthe Matterhorn, but a climb to
its summit requires plenty of muscle,
Try and na‘ure.. Forsome time
several daughters of Rossland have gazed | @
Jongingly at the mountain with a vague,
If formed desire which waa given yoice

..Millinery, Novelties Sh le aleemoae

Now on gale, representing by far the largest and choicest
“display ever made here. Select Styles of Trimmed Round
hr. Hats and Toques. Models from the leading Parig House.

“Let's climb th that anountain,”

“Qh; won't that be grand,” e} jacuinted

the friend, ene ee Hand in deélight.
ihe. two young I hit

scheme of organizi a party.

not wish to “have alle a honor and

* Aleo ch ice styles of dress and suit hats from our own work- | pl -asure ourselve:

jrooms. / Large variety of Walking: Haig and Sailors from
50c. up. Pattern Hate from $3.00 uj. Inspection invited.

ives,
doubting friends ‘whose: -fait!
after looking ts ts mountain.
the com} ‘ized with a
capital stock Fate ‘plenty of | provisions,

RINE @ TL, =

Isao l-P, BURNS & EO!

Wholesale and Retail Dealérsi in ‘Beef, h
‘Pork, Mutton, Fishy. Game, Oysters.

SPOKANE BT, ROBSEAND.

humor and coeked water, . for, the
of ecaling,.exploring and view-
the surrounding country from the
*fenmmit of Spokane mountain.
‘The start was made ut 8 o’clock and
by steady climbing the the _foanees alpine
summit,

in
three hours. ‘tte ting” oon
on the way this me, of
fearless mountaineers, ski irted reas
gorges six feet deep and filed around
recipices that reached spares ae hele:
eas. r were

JOHN:R.

COOK,

Office and Business Rooms

*¥ TO RENT’. *

Corner of Qolambis, Avenue and Washington Street.
in the Gty.

- Best location

appeared t

ney, Mies Patton, Mrs. George Patter-| heen

those of ex; who will go in next
spring Will be directed more’ to other
elds as-yet untested than to the al-
ready over-crowded Klondike.

‘aguay pass is bad enough, but it is

not as many reports indicate,
do not believe'that any ordinary Poe
pector, accustomed to climbing Bins
would fail to cross the pass. ie how!
comes from the great cfowd a "tender-
fot, men who never saw a mountain be-
and who are utterly amused to any
Kind of of out of door life. These sand

E. M. Bannister of St. Louis, chair-

Mayor Scott believes that smelters can
be located in the suburbs of

man of the pavention, resigned the
gavel to i

now in: communication with London
and New York capitalist who have
given ear to his arguments.

-“With the variety of grades of ore
there are in the camp,’’ said the mayor,
“very little lime would be needed ag
one kind of ore could be used to flux
another kind; There is plenty of ore in
sight even now to keep several amelters.
going and the onlv other things to be
considered are water, power and fuel.
Unlimited power can be had from the
company. now running a line into Ross-
land from the Columbia river. Fuel

Nest Pass railroad almost as cheaply as

at other poin s, aga few miles makes
but little difference in freight rates and
plenty of water can be had by tapping
several small streams north of Rossland.
All these things and many other ad-

and disc

many of them are coming back.

were 211 coming down on the boat nee

me. In the first wild rush many

started north without adequate equip-

ment, short of supplies, poorly clad,

and equally lacking in experience. It

ise yell that they failed to cross, as only
awaited them on: the other

The never was as bad as it was
re} ,” continued Mr. oven. ‘the
saloon men and

I have eet forth in m my corres-
pondence to the capitalists, an
tone of their answers I jud,
favorably imp!

Aa REPRESENTATIVE COMING,

The mayor said further that he knew
it required men of experience, thorough-
ly familiar with such things to decide
upon the location of a smelter, but he
was sure that a capable representative
of the who woul

ige they are

ul

controlled the pass, and when they
fe dp 2a ithe: would Seclare. ir im-
[eee le and | post ® guard to” k the

n back,

This would result to\the men’ s} a
ing m ;much m mey for driuke and
more at gambling tables. ‘Thee

=: when it wae planned to fix - uy
il, some lazy ones would shirk]

pect, others to do their share,

ry dps Tor would get mad, and the result

maa ibe the suspension of work en-

any large

ally there tl

prs a slent and will be short:of
i

‘As stated in yesterday’s Recorzp he is| strikers in general ‘e run themeelves for
resistance when necessary.

B. RB. Creedon of Idaho was one of the
most radical speakers.
“The time has come for radical meas-
ures. Every advance of the human
race has been gained with guns and wa
muet use them.”

M. 8. McCarthy of Chicago’ opposed:
the resolution asa matter of policy on
the ground that it was not well to warn
the public of Sete Invention Ss.

E. M. Bannister

fense of his ae i
arms should be met with arma.

A motion to lay the matter on
can be laid down here via the Crow’s| ble was carried after McC:

v'

. H. Taylor, one of Mayor Harri-
fy the | delogato and he wanted thd privilege of
vy ani 16 wan! 16 pri

garehe ereren as

regard
which had eer submitted b:
mittee on resolution?.
of the dele

eon ro cabinet o!

roval, however,
“y am highly’ guinea’ na 7
the money p! sr

be sent out | 1,

to examine the conditions here wou!

‘gs emetter in
ge The mayor has always taken : “hope-
fai view ol Rossland’s pr. 8:
views have been intensified! wails
knowledge that the C. R,, ie soon to
arrive h lant
This is showhb:
that

other mines
resuming along
LOW FREIGHT RATES.
The comparison between | the , freight
rates at Butte, Montana and those im

ey are right at tide water, -zand
relieve them at any timed’

. R. LAND | MMISSIONER.

L PY ‘mamaiiton Looking Out for Townsltes
. gad itenagines $F Pants. 5

LP. Hamilton, '0, Cc, P. R. land com-
es mieioner, isin the Kootenays for the | Ross!
rils | purpose of locating new tuwnsites along
"several lines of railway, in the Kootenay
and Okanogan districts. in which the | ®

the bil

stretching away aH they were lostin
breakers of white caused by the snow
mantled mountains.
Each of the party registered his and
her name in the? book kept Store § for
that purpose and returned, not m
the glee for the trip. Now, whenever.
the alphine climber commences his tale
of great maouatale climbing amid deadly,
perils, these Rossland y. young. Is ladies can
snub him: beautifully by saying

“Oh, that’s nothing, 1 ave been to
the top of Spokane mountain.

The Vendome.

The Vendome bar is fait Tee a lane
from noon until midnight Ca

Good Mining P roperty. Shares of Stock in
Good Substantial Companies. Town Lots.

and partake with us.»
Call and examine our line of cook and

OFFIC! E WITH. ——

Rossland Mining Abstract Co.,

Over Post Office.

JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent.

1

heating stoves. We can please you.
Hunter Bros,

pis and will aleo ar-
range for transferring the administra-
tion of ail lands of the Crows Nest Pass,
in Britieh Columbia and Kootenuy rail-
ways to the office in Winnipeg.
, Ottawa,

Mr. Blair returned from }ngland
Thursday. He says the feelingim finan-
cial circles toward Canada are all that
could be desired and believes that Mr,
Fielding will place the loan on advan-
tageous terms. Col. Domville, M. P., is
also home from England. He is accom-
panied by Robert Smith, a London cap-

Il | italist. The colonel’s Klondike com-
a pany has been floated.

Commencing October 1; tfe militia
list will be issued quarterly until fur-
ther orders,

General

‘Sheriff's Sale.

Province of British Columbia.
te t of execution issu

seers oes sent of Brivieh n Corumbie

Miller, plaintf,
ae tee a ohattels. of the
ny,

Rorsland

GRAND'‘UNION HOTEL. ——_
ED.

. KANE, Aesignee. GEORGE BUSHNELL, Manager.

Columbia Avenue - - -

Largest and best dinning room in the city. - Fifty finely
furnished rooms, fiist-class. * Rates reasonable.

Rossland, B. C.|

a
ranets,
ad alr the, 103 in 107 jonk im the tore:

Hotel Allan For ‘Sale

One hundred
billiard and priv

Steam heat and all modern

For Personal Reasons Only.

’ LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. OC.

furnished, light and airy bedrooms.
ain rooms, ‘Dining room tnexcel

ed.

"alod September, aA. ROBINSON
ber{e

o124t
‘This sale as been adjourned aetit the wi
day of September, ing, at the same time sad
® (WALTER 3,2 ROBENSO"
puty She sheria
Dated at Rossland this 18th Gay of Septe!

vethie adjourned until Monday,

Pariors, baths, areal aie hasbeen 1897, at the same time
Blectric’ lights, | #"4 place.

en WALTER J. ROBINSON,
Deputy 8 y, Sherif.
ted Rossland, B. O.Pthis y of Bep-
tener, AD. AB,

| which overlooks the street.
and fixed up in first class} g

has d from
England.”
The Merchants’ Bank.
Manager Smith. says that the Mer-
chants’ Bank of Halifax will be open
for business Monday next. Everything
has been placed in position and the in-

| side has a neat eat appearance.

Maj. Cooper Cooper’: ‘3 Offices.

Maj. Cooper has secured fine new of-
fices over the old city offices. They oc-
capy the bay window on the first floor
The offices
are’ roomy
utyle,
Enquiries About Rossland.

his trip through the east and repofts a
on outlook for Rossland mining sticks,

here he visited*he was met with
ee ities from people. who wished ta
m-} gain knowledge of land.

posed on ores,
the Recorp has caused widespread dis-
cussion. While some be!
freight rates owin;

must necessaril, higher here

ove priees—tie price vi 30 cents per ton

Tne An:

5 cents per tona mile,

of nee ie costs more to ‘reduce

to.make such a big

I
find them favorable: gnoogh to establish

> These
y by she

ere. ae foture, he say:
was never beebter, tl eae at this moment.
e_large number of
pros, ate pheve started.de-
eeronine. wore eed by the since that
have: been closed are

blished in

3. that the
to local conditions,

the majority believe that there is ‘no ex-
cuse for the great differeuce between the

by the Ana: onda Superior Rail- dey sailed
wey coin pam pany | and $2 per ton charged on

jaconda company hauls this

ore a distance cf 25 miles with no return

os ht and its actual operating axpenses ally are preparing ‘a banquet in honor

he Trail} of Sir Charles Tu, pers who will arrive

road hauls ore, six miles all down grade,

and charges 3 per ton, and besides has
return frei

in Trail than it doesat Anaconda, bat
not 0 much more, think the people, 38 as
the

ie tad br fone in the platform, to =

reported. ‘The audience tantly torn.

ed og sgninat bin him.and an pprose: ensued.
t cease until speaker

2 oat le

will Re-Open Business.

J. J. Frankliny,’gxvsecretary of the

board of trade, who has’-just returned

fom te eet iat pe follo@ed by his

expecta to re-
open prey art in rare city.
Brootherhood of Cripples.

St. Louis, Sept. 20,.—It is fully ex-

pected that 2,000 cripples from different

parts of the country will be present to-

t

iy
|. The meeting will be
organization of a s0o-
the American Brotherhood

In pais of Sir Charles Tupper.
The board of trade and citizens gener-

in Rossland Suni

From Pars Foreign Dispatehes. __
Mr, Beckles Wilson’s book on New
foundland will be published in London
next week. ‘It contaizis a letter’ from

freight rates.
ROOT OF WHOIE TROUBLE.

the

“The root of the whole trouble,” said
J. M. Blake, is the fact that the govern-
ment did not take ordinary business pre-

rateson Kootenay ore. Anyoue with
half an eye could see that thio district

* | ord “onions out of ater mislead-

4
The Dominion ment’s ‘est ship-
ment of 880 cases of Canadian :

caution enough’ to control the freight | ¥°

John F. McCrae, has returned from |!

xa bound to

¢, great inining camp.

circl

gol
aad have told its members

trouble sold he.ve fon.
trict’s n

ter and enough land to build 1

mercy of the railroade.
A DOUBLE LOOMERANG.

against the p

camp. First, it is such ¢ atax upon th

large sums of money among
mercial classes, he is holding back his

his ore at paying rates.
hard-headed tt

romising: prospects, unless the

GET TO Wo!

Hunter Bros., have the largest and
best assorted stock of esl lon, China and
Japan teas in Britich pele lambia. - If you

there is not enough water

eo or any
one of them by taking tho least extra
4out the dis-

“Now “then, the legisluture instead of
putting in restrictive piotective clauses
for the purpoee ef protecting the imine
owners, it gave the railroad iclear char-| $2.50 week or $10.00

ai afr
tel.

| High freight rates acts as a double
y of the

mine owner that instead of increasing
his output and payroll and spending Carssaw, 22
e com=

ore and burrowing tunnels if he has
any money, in mnncovering more ore
inet such a time as he can dig] of
Second it stops
inking capitalists from

RK. |
“Instead of talking, the board of
trade, the city council and the people
should get to work and make
gome capitalists builds smelter here. If| at this offi
at t it some-
how Bring the different small streams

in
ernment ‘of the Ualted States had made
snark with the ebjee' cf aeaciring Green
mark w: e ol of acquiring Green-
land from the latter Couniey. “~~

NEWS ABOUT THE CITY.

if month

for rooms, cots 26c at the Domin-

and left the mine owners entirely to the | ion

Fruit jars rubbers at Hunter Bros.
tone crocks at Hunter B:

Just arrived at Hunter ‘Bros. -» from

Potlatch, Idaho, in nice condition, acar

of fine apples and pears. n’t mies

©! this lot. tt

“Booth rater’ in balk or tins. Py 2
Washington St.

Ladies’ and children’s wool Lan
wear—ladies’ and children’s hosiory, at
Hunter Bros.

Job printing at the Recorn office. tf
Nicely furnished rooms at the Butte
hotel; Yo per month, 9-9-1m

line of

ich grade as to insure ¢ Hunter Bros.

You can get anything you want at
Hanter Bros. 7

For Sale.
Two small marine engines. Apply

For Sale ‘Sale Cheap.

it ue for y ey
(ene ar’ |

reservoirs and anything else -that is| townsite.

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