RULES OF THE BARBER SHOP,
Rule I,
If the day is warm and sultry,
en your man is safely caught
Seize a cup and make the lather
With the boiling water hot,

Rule II.
Th your patron seems in comfort
nd reclining at his ease,
Never fail to give the order:
“Just move a little, please.”

Rule III.
At yours razor’s sharp, then ask him,
4 it pull?” in anxious tones;

Butte if you tS it causes torture,
Don’t inquire—let him alone.

IMPORTANT NOTICE,

The public are hereb; ed
accopting the time chevky of ‘Honed. of
Works at their full face value unless the
bearer has paid the Road tax, $2, and
the Provincidl revenue tax, $3.

McQueen,
5-25-tf. City Clerk.

PSG We

M. J. OHEARN,
wnew Mhue CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS *#% aya

Want
We can save you 25 per cent. on your Purchase,
ACTION IS ELOQUENCE: We say and do; we Promise and Perfor;
In,

S. Thornton | Attain Ladi |

Langleyyiiore?on Columbia

ave., where every-

John McTeer thing in the line ot
Repass,

Want Por Sale. Rent, Lost Etc

Tencents a tine for the first Insertion:
cents w line therenttw

and five

="

SILUATIONS WAN

WANTED -Siiuution by Ia
pertonced on Custom Ttou
colleetin; at
ress, Ne MPO.
Wan A partner to xo pr

perience needed. Aduress

ladies’ and child-
ren’s furnishings
may be found.

° ene

Miss Millie Amme

Pianist of the re-
Corresdondence nowned Amme or-

solicitea |Bestra,

=— Will Give Lessons

Orricr: on the Piano

ReEcorD BLock, Conservatory L

ROSSLAND, B.C. Avenue.

—e—

RANCH WAGONS MUST GO.
Don’t hire a ranch wagon when you
can hire a dray just as cheaply to move

your piano, safe hi
your plas op as or household goods or

‘The Rossland

VOL. 1. NO. 316

ba
ass references.
mead

Evening Record.

PRICE 5 CENTS

CHILDREN’S PENNIES

x. NO Ox:

Mining
Investments.

Wanrep—Cook, apply at this offico,

Waxrun: A two-roomed furnised house; have
ehtidren or pe’ . 0. Bor Alef.

This Store is Matehless for Bargains. ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, MAY 31, 1897.

PROVINCIAL — POLICE

ens

NEW EXCHANGE PLANS.

pecial Jubilee Sale now going on in
ORDERED CLOTHING
Call and inspect some of those nobby
Spring Suits made to order for $25.00,

ua Don’t fail to see the range of
BOOTS end SHOES and READY. “MADE
a . CLOTHING,

new consignment of Ameri
opened this week. =

M. J, O'HEARN, The Clothier.

Corner Lincoln and Columbia Avenue,

—>— =

TENDERS WANTED. “Rooms FOR ‘RENT.
Tenders wanted for moving a building
and building a fire proof wall wanted.
For particulars apply at thia office.

LOOK AT

Fraser’s Window

JUST ARRIVED

THE FINEST. ASSORTMENT OF

MY GIFT.

Fox ext — Two nleely furnished rooms in
Rule IV. between Washington
Never fail to tell a patron
That his hair is falling out,
And repeat the information
Every time he comes about.

Rule V.
If your patron’s in a hur
ab his hair for tninutee eight,
Nor until the fifteenth tria!
Ever get it it parte strai aight
—New York Journal.

Committee Bnsy Drafting By-Laws for
the New Organization.

You ask me for some little token,
That I will hold your memory dear.
You ask our friendship be not broken
Against another meeting herv.

Ah! my dear friend the gift I give you

Cannot be bought with shining gold,
And yet, this very gift may grieve you,
Bo fresly yours tebave and hold.

of rooms in nesona’ cies k
frontin of ‘on Columbiaave, | Sultable for of-

fice. Folding bed a1 stove.
For Rent: Fine ‘urnished comfortable rooms
Apply to Imperial Cigar store, Spo-

H. S. Wallace,

DEALER IN

REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN
FRANCISCO. :
Commencing with the stoatisr sailing
from Portland: M ay 27th and from "San
Francisco May 28th the Oregon Railroad ee
ie modi a company will, until fur-| Fon Ss ‘A boarding und bunk house,
notice, make rate of $10 for cabin| ine room Sot Sie,

and $5 for steerage passage one
way, may, Lotwesn Portland and San “Fran Ho ar nea care queen:

sige. ‘ ptcamers salle covery five days, opposite Record office.

hrough rates, sailin, lates and| For Saie—Chicker

Setailed information address H. M. Als § bogs ‘hiv thi binge, 195! regation
ms, Traveling Passenger Agent, No, | For Saue.— 50 horse power otter, ‘in

80 East Columbia avenue, Roseland, good condition.” Address Box 31%, Rossland,

B.C. - 2t4w.

A BARGAIN.

House, stable and barn on Columbia

Avenue, original townsite lot, 30x116,

close to customs gffice, $1000 if secured
atonce. Apply t

IN BEeNntr,

The Auctioneer, oben Avenue.

—~——
WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.
J. J. Henager and Alex Wilson have
valuable mining properties in the
South belt, on Red mountaia, Colum-
bia mountain, Murpby creek, Sullivan poly atts oles,
creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek wets reli te a rae ‘hii senor ith
and Waterloo, in groups from one to! For Sane: The Evexixaand WeExiy Ross and
nine claims, on which a working bond D is on sale at the following news
will be given upon reasonable terms. Bra Hr Tarn
Call on them at E. W. Shupe’s store,
Columbia avenue, Rossland. tf

——_

The exchange committee is busy
drafting and revising by-laws for the
joint benefit of the new exchange and
board of trade. Since the two organiza-
tions have agreed to join hands and
work jointl, it has been found that
many Jointly, ee will have to
drafted to meet the existing emer-
gencies of the new order.
The Gare that has the work: in
is the same one previ jously ap-
eed Ok 8 soon as it has finished, it
Tal submit ‘the reenlt of its labors to
And hold you firm in pathe of right, of the stock ex-

ind trade. The by-
When the dark clouds are thickest ’bout Ta ent then be cocks ed to. the satisfac-

tion of all and quarters select

STINE IS RELEASED.
Remember when the gun shines brightest _

And when you're wrapped in deepest | Sheriff of Butte County, Mont., Failed

And eee yourheartis = test, to Get Extradition Pupers.
In winter’s snows or summer’s bloom,

Quick Response of the Ris-
ing Generation of Ross-

land.

Report of Superintendent Hus-

room

sey for the Year of
1896.

BRE: and
for rent inthe Recon block.

- + ROSSLAND, B, ¢ a

THE
DAILY
RECORD

25 cents a
‘Week delivered

Frat A. Baird |

BROKER,
Dealer in Mines
Btocks.

The Scott Block,

Volumbia Avenue.

STATIONERY,

OFFICE SUPPLIES,
WALL PAPER,
NOTIONS,

FANCY GOODS,

TOYS.

HAMMOCKS,

BABY CARRIAGES, ETC.

FOR BALE,

Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers
Sponge Bags
Perfumes
Mirrors, Etc.

and as

Oh! may I say I’ve always loved you,
Even through countless ages past?
As countless as the stars above you
Will be the time my love shall last.

May Sous choice blessings rest upon

ete tor a four room |
apn at Gold Bar ties i

RECORD’S TEN-CENT FUND

SPANISH WARFARE. THE JAIL BILLS OF FARE

Poisoned by a Woman in
Mantanzas Province.
New York, May 28.—A special to the
World from Key West, Fla., says: A
Cuban hospital near Malruga, in Hav-
ana province, was attacked by Spanish
guerrilas. The insurgents were in-
formed of their approach, and as some
of the wounded could not be moved,
those able to get about fortified the
building, which is of stone, as well ag
they could. When the guerillas de-
manded the surrender of the place the
inmates replied with a volley, killing
five ppanish: The soldiers then
set fire len = portion
of the building but the stone part re-
mained intact and the beseiged made
such a valiant fight that the enemy
finally retreat
Sixteen goertiing raided a camp a

Boys Are in the Majority—What
Will the Good Girls
Do?

JUST ARRIVED

AT THE

WHITE » HOUSE

FULL LINE OF

Spring Suitings,

Speaks in High Terms of the
Service Pertormed By the
Department.

For SAun—A 5 horse-power upright eng GEO. A. FRASER 4

tnd balla; wo less than ono eh ane 1 Columbia
Baur & Riga have opened a he: patos and M &C

feed store in the Le Rol stables, it :

command attention. “it will’ pay you teal 4 acdonald ronyn
_ a Edward Cronyn, J..A. Macdonald.
on SALE: A new piano at a bs

Sree ei a cbs tS Om ser ea

For SALE: An Erie bi by i
on Sal io bleyele, nev. Apply at this NOTARIES.
BORN’S BLOCK. - -

His Strength will make the way more

Considering the brief notice
of the child: of
the Victorian Order of Nurses’ Fund has
been with gratifying results. The
outside world may have been of the
opinion that in Rossland the population
consisted of grizzled miners, and that
the home with bright firesides and happy
families only exist in memory, but if: the
contribution of the children continues
agit has commenced such notions will

given | the.
The report of F. S. Hussey, superin- 1 to
tendent of the provincial police, for the
year ending Oct. 31, 1896, has just been
issued by the Queen’s printer. Superin-
tendent Hussey prefaced his report with
the following: ‘The year ending Octo-
ber 31, 1896, has been one of the utmost ,
importance to British Columbia, The Softly 1 ie Kiss vender vig ke see,
search for and subsequent discovery of My coul is there where e’re you be,
precious and other metals in the hither-| Will guide you safely home to me.
to almost unknown portions of the prov- Megs.

H. S: Wallace

John Stine, who was being held for
adultery, awaiting extradition papers
from Montana, was: this morning re-
leased by the officers. The following
telegram ‘received by Kirkup from the
sherit of Katte, iontana explains

itse!
“Failed to get e extradition papers. Re-

lease Jobn Stine.”
be dispelled.

LIFE IN REAL ESTATE.

Sales Aggregating $80,000 in the Record} The Hberal response ef the: young folks
of the Past Week. ity that is famed on short notice the
world over. The mothers of Rossland’s
children have evidently taken a keen in-
terest in the cause of an institution that
willshed a ray of sympathy and be-
nevolence and hope upon the cot of
every sick one in the Dominion. Their

Cheap, full dross gulti would gt
in ors ft,4 in. Apply 8.

For Sag: A comple outfit for a country news-

paper; Washington elght column hand press,

Kpply’at this F
For Bane: A livery barn and cleae title to lot
on which it is located for sale at a bargain

ROSSLAND.

Turkish Baths.

lamman, Turkish and Russian Baths, Elec-
tro Mansuge, Chiropodiag Work, Pace ’Troat-
nant. om ‘day and night.
=_Tugeday and Friday afternoons and
nighia:” Private rooms for ladles.
Trader's building, eaeanee on Lincolu 8t.

JAS. J. MACKAY, GEO. F. MANN,
Prop. Massour.

Rossland Candy Co,

Fine French Candies made daily.
Best in Rossland

My spirit still is hov’ ring nea:
‘o greet you when you’re at w eart,

Ever to comfort and to cheer you,

Dry all your tears before they start.

“ANOTHER BUSINESS
.-FOR ROSSLAND..

Daniel and Chambers

Are opening a Wholesale and
Retail

PAINT HOUSE
In their block, one door east Grand
Union Hotel. They will carry a COM-
PLETE STOCK of PAINTS, OILS,
VARNISHES, BRUSHES. Everything
in the line of Painters’ Supplies.

Turner @ Robertson

ELECTRICIANS.
We handle all Electrical Supplies.
Estimates given on Electric Light
Wiring, Bell Hanging, etc.
Basement No. 18, Columbia
Avenue

Perfect Title Guaranteed.

For the next thirty days the Montreal Townsite Syndicate will sell lots:
at from

$200 to $400 on Easy Terms,

After which time prices will be advanced.
Own Your Own House, a

Your Rent will pay for it in One Year.
FINEST BUILDING SITES IN THE CITY.

John Ferguson McCrae

Representing Syndicate,
42 Columbia Avenue - ROSSLAND, B. C.

First-class Fit and
Workmanship guar-
anteed.

M. Mactacuian.
ince, the southern parts of East and| Roseland, B.C., May Bist, 1897.

Za “cee” Chee TWENTY-NINE. CASES

spring up with marvellous rapidity

+ Thompson Btatfonery
Go.; Norman Copie & Co.
agents for Vancouver.

carried oft several y women, | One of the
women ma: ecure some kind of
Poison, which Sho & put in the food kettles
and evi fegille died in agony.
Colone! leriguez and 250 Cubans
attacked Casiques, near Jaruco, last
eek, and drove off the garrison and
reeks the place.

aii = numerous towns and villages,
prosperous and thriving, which are daily
increasing of an enormous rate. The
congequent influx of people of all natio-
nalities, classes and grades of fociety
into the provi: has 8 COr-
responding increase in the number of
police constables, and to meet this ne-
cessity additional officers have been
oppointed at the followlng places; Ross-
land, Trail, Revelstoke, Nelson, Sandon,
Slocan City, Greenwood City, Grand
Forks and Quesnellemouth. During the
present year a greater number of con-
stables will undoubtedly be required to
meet the exigencies of the situation.

‘ing of the result of his personal
investigation of the efficieney of the de-

Call and see goods
and get prices.
MARTIN SCAWIEG
At the WHITE HOUSE.

Real estate sales aggreguting $30,000
has changed hands during the past
week. zea Tots were pole to local

ROSSLAND LAUNDRY.
If you have washing to be done vs
come

to the office or drop a eeard | in the post- | Mov

office and we will call for it. dQ Star Tr: ranafer Cc.
Rossland Laundry, three doors east of P handles ail iinds of ireight promptly.

postofiice. 5-12-tf Teamine: If you want delivering or fosmte, of

——— guy kind done call up the Red Star Stables.
‘el. No.
8AVE YOUR ORDER AND MONEY. Bacaagn: it you have a Senin or wasicace ot
A < ind) you want
The Reconp’s job office has arrived Transfer olupany will doit promptly ag,
and will soon be in running order. We pod: Af you want s. enle or plang moved go
Pai ge! ie Red Star Trans|

have as complete a job printing outfit as they ere responsible for all Panna . sides

money will buy. New presses, new

type—everything nc; ave our order

d Star Transfer Company meets all out: {s
gulag aud incom ing trains and will call at
and save money. 6-12-tf
—~—
,
nder, 9 bid, 16 asked;  Even- MECHANICS’ CLUB AND INSTITUTE

uy part of she city for be Dagwuge Or passe agers.
Evening Star, 83 asked; Great A place to spend a pleasant hour and
ked; enjoy a game at chess, ch or whist

DEAYAGE.

a have household oods to move.
iat Star transfer wagon.

Decks, ‘These Dalidings Sill be started
immediately. Besides these the
Monteral Syndicate purchased 82 lots.

ORDERED TO VACATE.

2 doors west Allan House, C Ave

EUGENE B. FRANKEL, 0. 6.

Scientific Optician,
Has all the tests and instruments
for detecti ng and correcting defects
in sight, and has the facilities for
duplicating any lenses and filling
any pres prescriptions for glasses.
arge for examination.

dof By Police Magistrate
Jordan Since His Ap-
pointment.

——-
SPOKANE STOCK EXCHANGE. of the little ones.
The subscriptions received at this

After the Call Two Sales Made—Closing office since Saturday evening are as

Quotations.
Spokane, Wash., May 28.—The clos-
ing quotations on the exchange today
were as follows: Butte, 1% bid,
23{ asked; Boston, 8!g asked; Com-

Workmen Started to Grading Spokane

‘ome Ianacs, age 7 years.
Street Today. i tS ver

MOSTLY PETIY OFFENSES

All parties occupying buildings on
Spokane etreet between First and Second
avenues, were ordered today to vacate
as the street workmen were ready to go
to work. This city evidently means
business. as a force of workmen were put

Oren

ROSSLAN D.. BRUG. STORE,

D. BE. KERR, D.D.8

Dentist and Oral Surgeon.

All work the best that shill and experience can
accomplish.

LIVERY STABLES.

Fines Ammounting to $255
Imposed—List of the Mis-

Honsus:Ger your sad’ dig ‘and pas
the Red Star stable: Pack horses at

Office over Fraser's Drug Store,
Columbia Ave,, near Lincoln St.

Josie, 4734 asked; Le Roi, $8.00 asked;
Lily May, 1436 bid; Mayflower, 1

J. T, McKenzie, M, D.,
Moai, Montreal,
Physi g' and A

dipsatial st the Royal College of Ph: sicians

}. Edinburgh, Licential of
Shy of Bayelcious and Surzoons Case

Specialty made of Eye and Ear Diseases.
OFFICE:

SMITH-HEWITT BLOCK.

2 bid, 2 asked ; Noble) Five
0. K., 19 bid, 20 ask
bid, 53¢ aaked ; Footman, 58% bid,

asked: Reservation, 4 bid, 6 asked; St.
Elmo, kang 405 bid, ini:
White

55 asked ;

Cariboo,
Rambler, 50 ask
Jeff Davis, 25)¢ ask

W. M. HENDRICKSON, M, D.
Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians
‘ ‘itish

and Surgeons, etc., Briti
Columbia, Canada.

. Late Surgeon Workingman’s
Hospital, Butte, Mont.

OFFICE: Srusst Brock. ROSSLAND

Western, 20 asl High Ore,
5 asked; Iron Mask, 323 bid, 40 asked;

asked ; Monte Cristo, 14 asked ; Novelty,

Pheonix, 44

“Rossland Opera House

18

with # emoke and a good cup of tea or

coffee. A concert on Thursday, May

4 | 20, pte cele B. m. Ladies admitted
by

25 cent Tocoeds to ‘aware =

chase of ot'plane for members’ use. Ppe

5-10-1m Joan Bennett, Manager.

(FORMERLY HART'S.)
LILLIAN

Prize, 5g bid, 114 asked; Helen,
7 asked; Homestake, 7

re were sal on. call.

Dr. REDDICK.

OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 10 a.m; 1to4p.m; 7 to

9pm.
First door south of Methodist Church,
WASHINGTON STREET - -

+ ROSSLAND.

3,000 Gran

reported sold.
——

LEAGUE GAMES YESTERDAY.

Cincinnati—No game; rain.

Pittaburg “No game; rain.

= e—No game; rain.

W. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND SMBALMING,
Commercial Court, near Washington 8t.

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Caskets and Metal Lining always on hand
‘Telegraph Orders promptly attended to.

Cleveland —No game; rain. Two
games tomorrow.
At Chicago—Chicago, 7; Philadelphi:

asked.
Unlisted stocks were ea as fol-
rma

After
the call: aod Roly sold at 2, and {|2 p.
a Prise on private terms were

), And Her Stock

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,

‘OUR BOYS}

SILVER SHIELD.

Matinee for Ladies and Children 5:
at which Miss Bedda: dard Ww fil procent at
every child with « handsome present.

OUR BOYS

Will be the piece presented.

Popular Prices: 25c., 35¢., and 50c.
Seats on sale at Fraser’s Drug Store.

BUSINESS PERSONALS,

Jugr stop and look in Fraser's wind
the beautiful porfume atomizors,  ” ‘wiser’
For fine fruit and choice candies calla a the
Columbia Candy Company, Keserve st, near
rt

Every day brings new customers to Laton
itstands, to reas n_ that when a man makes
‘and shoes 8 spec! that it
the right house, PoC 8 mao
For the 9 greatest and finest assortment of boots
and shoes Lalonde’s, the leading boot
and shoe Fo
Gxt the Recon every night b; carrier tor
conte per week. Leave orders at the *s
Go direct to Lalonde’a boot and shoe a ‘for
and rubbers. art
tent hae just been received. ee ee

BAKERIES.

}. C. Baxery, Hazelwood milk, tine cre:
butter and fresh ranch eggs. 24 Wa: shington

B. "cB Baxeny, Fine bread, cakes and on
‘our specialty. 24 Washington street. ma

DRUGGISTS.

«& Morrow, the pioneer dru;
Mira lust received tou of drugs and tet
2-5tf

BATHS.

GRANITEW ARE__s

At Former ities f TINWARE

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

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Co.

Brae adies’ entrance to t!

Arne: L # : eniran he new baths from
BaTHRooms fitted up with tubs and
basing, all kinds ana styles. All we e ru
ponally, atte! ended to. C.'M. Weller, sanitary

Dominion Theatre.

‘At New York—New York, 5; St.
Louis, 2.

_—
METAL QUOTATIONS.

New York, May 28.—Lead, steadier;

Ferry--West Kootenay District.

rly endorsed, will
hief Commissioner

| Four Hundred Delegates at the Confer-

sals must give is

aed ‘% ind of boat thiend aed event re ie
of propelling these, aud the various rates
Saree rs two venous wh Cre ang ay

re ‘willing to e
cute a bond for: $500 to secure the faithfal mere.

ing out of the contract.
ine competition will be on the rate of tolls
10 be paid to the gov-

and none gnaualy ee

ment annual for the oe
Sr apepading a iene Se lusive privilege

er e amount of tl he a von
eet the ea ‘your's bows must
officers of the vetnment sai
imefisand freight, to pass free.” petit thet an

W. 8, GORE,
uty Commissioner of Lai

tands ahd Wo foment ee
Victoriay B.C), 20 May, 1807, 6:25-2W.

Singer Sewing Machine Agency

Full line of supplies carried. If
you desire to see the agent leave
address care P. O. box 622 and
he will call.

FOR SALE

Four Room Hi d Lot for Sale.
Title Berfece, HOU? And Lot for Sale

I. N. Biaelow,

be
it —“——
id NATIONAL BI-METALLIC LEAGUE,

exchange ag $3.25@3.80; brokers’
Price,
Co] ys broker’s Brice,
ee we pede price, $10.!

ence in Paris.

Paris, May 28.—There were 400 dele-
gates present at the annual meeting of
the National Bi-Metallic league. Deputy
Fougoirol presided. M. Threy, secretary
of the league, read the report. It sets
forth the leading events of the year with
the election of McKinley, which gave
great satisfaction to bi-metallists. He
dwelt upon the of bri the

Saturday Eve., May .29.

Producing 8. LUBIN’S Fac

Edison's Vitoscope Go|:

" “HOTELS,

SCANS Rearend
Tux Dominion: Board, five dollars a week.
Tue Leland: olen See aks,
Tue Arlin;
the Trail
class. T!
state 2
e market su; ies. ‘Nothing's toc
you when you stop at the anne fo

n,
Greek dlarict.

Lost.

"" Taree adies, marcia Wi yetcn end Chain, engraved

‘and no :
ed. Leave at Record Onice. ” Westone ask
lack morocco: leather ‘pocket re ae

business. We have the

"| railway; are prepared to uaload and deliver all kinds of freight from cars; any
thing moved—from a-trank to a boiler,

J. WW. AARTLINE, PROP.

RED STAR

vivery an Transfer (i.

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck and
transfor p for the C & Wester

Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

ash. Suitable
. Jones, 115 Colum
#1

+» around town; itabl
Toward by leaving shine at Unis oiite. Sate”

Simile of Ten Rounds of the

PERSONAL.

Fitzsimmons and
Corbett Fight.

RESERVED SEATS, 75c.
Secure Seats at Fraser’s Drug Store.

movement to a definite issue, before the
expiration of McKinley’ 's term of office.
The French government had done ex-

cellent work which the initial negotia-
tions would reveal. It had persevered
in seeking the ion of Great

Dancina: Professor Dreyfous gives private lee

Ir you want the. Rossland Evening Recoun in
8) raham.

ANOTHER valuable discovery:
THE Vendome restaurant leads, serving fine

Bustness lunch 25 cents at the Vendome.
Tar Vendome gives quick servicen short no-

sons every day.

kane go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. G:

One hundred elegantl; Faenioh hed, li airy bedroo!
billiard and Private. club roo m ‘piste _
steam beat and all modern ‘Sonventences.

otf. ee THE HOTEL ALLAN

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. C.
ms. Parlors, baths,
ing room, unexcelled. Electric lights,
MRS, M. E. ALLAN, Proprietress.
#————The Only Brick Hotel in Town, ————

RESTAURANTS.

me Vendome

restaurant is the best place in town to dine.

meals and prices reasonable.

tice and everything first class.

Whereis Burton City

Woop and lumber: We sell

BUILDING MATERIALS,

J.W.LANE.PROP. -

PALACE STABLES ™*

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
WASH.NGTON AND RESERVE 8ST!

"Rossland, B. C>

cheaper than
ers. The British Columbia Mill Co.

Britain ‘because the latter’s participation
would disarm the worst opponents and
give initial bi-metallism a permanent
and solid basis. The report adds:

“The orizon is less dark
resence of the
‘aris may greatly

the question.

Clarendon Cafe

2 | og Neatoat, and finest

C.W. ABBOTT & CO,
No. 30 G ia avenue

Parronizk hoine industry. Smoke Enterprise
ie

TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

with white help. Rates, $1.00 to $1.75 per day.
share of public patronage solicited.

DOMINION HOTEL. ~——

The Only First-Class Honse in Town Giving Moderate Rates.

Elegantly furnished rooms. Dining room well-equipped and supplted
Meals 25 cents each. A

Mr. & Mrs. GEO. OWENS, Props.

Kootenay and Ko
in Rosslat

OPEN ALL NIGHT.

DENTISTS.

Private rooms for ladies.

Da. Finey, dentist, Siussi_biovk.

PLUMBING,

cafe north
&

47 Columbia Ave.

M. WELLEB, practical sanitary plumber, cor.

new. Service excellent.

«( The Pacific Hotel, >»

JOHN WATSON. PROP.
CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE ST.

kane street and Columbia avenue. Phone
‘ma-aote

First class in every Particular.

Sty vc ate ste ste she she

Large DOCKS are now being constructed at

CARIBO

O CITY.

et

values, This applies to the c

retail dealer who makes shoes his: special business;
does not look for she) latest styles in Hats in a hat

store, nor can the best shoes

exclusive shoe dealer.

is kept in stock. Sole ag

Next Door to the Post Office.
Bas Zee SEIS an ote UA UGS AUER STS OS

“sor ste_ste ste str ste ste ste vie ste str ste vizstr sz ste she ste ste ste stostz -“

SAOES”

Like other lines of merchandise must be special selected
and purchased in the best markets in order to o! tain best.

We make a specialty of Fine Shoes.
agent for the J. & T. Bell’s Fine Footwear.

W.

ustomer, as wellas to the

one
ware
e obtained except from the

Finest American
ent for the Slater Shoe. Sole

F. McNEILL.

gS USAT BTS WEES UTES BITE

partment in the province the superin-
tendent adds: ‘‘In each of these points
on the Canadian side of the line found
that law and order was as well maintain-
edas could be expected in a new country»

demeanors.

Police Magistrate Jordan ground out
i this month, hav-

especially one which ever:
natural means for the ‘protection an
escape of that class of criminals which
congregates in every nex and busy
camp. The magistrates and officers in
each locality appear to use every effort
to demonstrate to the visitors from the
American side | that breaches Bo
the law in
not overluoked = or dealt with
lightl; end te this energetic action in

ing tried 20 cases and raked in $255
worth of fines. All of the off-aces were
mostly of a petty nature, and no one has
been sent to Kamloops during the
month.

There were nine drunk and disorderly
cases, four tor assault and battery, two
for larceny, three for vagrancy, one for

regal
ror ne, and to the innate fear of
British justice which almost all dis-
orderly charactera from the Unites
States seem to posses, may

tributed the orderly and ine aang
condition of our mining towns an
villages. The condition of affairs is

jolation of the health act, one for

to work this afternoon.
THE SILVER SHIELD.
Sidney Grundy’s clever English com-
edy “The Silver Shield” will be presén-
ted at the Roseland Opera House this
evening by the Lillian Beddard company.
Few people of Rossland are perhaps
aware that among other accomplish-
coins Mies Boddard enjoys that of a
ym pose The song ‘Waiting and
fo) ing” which will be sung this evening

wishes to contribute. Fill out the
blanks, cut the coupon out, and bring or
send it to the Recorp office with 10
cents. The name and age of the giver
will be published in the next succeediu;

issue of the Recorp and so_ continued

until the list is closed, when the money
and names of the children of Roseland
who gave their dimes to aid a worthy
cause will be forwarded to the office of
the Victorian Order Fund at Ottawa.
Following is the blank to be filled out:

iss Delmar in the
“Bilver Shield’? was composed by Miss
dard eapecially for this piece. The
“Silver Shield?" will be repeated again
evening.

i injury to ,» one for
dieturbing a religious meeting, one for
supplying liquor to an Indian and one
for gaining money under false pretenses.
The fines were as followe: Drankand
cases, $40; fighting, $15;

ily who
have % made their homes in this province
and are spel pending a large amout_of
capital in developing her seaourees. Ex-

of
heard arding the administration of
justice and ‘the. protection afforded_ to
1s and property in British Col-

a8. G. CHEZUM.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co

Full information soncerning titles to miniug properties in
‘rail Creek Division.

Mining Blanks Garefully and Neatly Exeou's !

General Mining Business Transacted.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
OFFICE : Tarwon Buocg, Columbia Ave.

Box 568.

JOHN JACKSON, JR.

BOSSLAND, B «*.

umbia,
the report sonaistel of the Soperinte:

The police force at the time of Ha
beside

keeping house of ill-fame, $50; disturb-
ing a religious meeting, ' $25; selling
liquor to an Indian, $50; assault and
battery cases, $45; injury to property,

SONG RECITAL.

By Distinguished Ladies Will Be Given
Wednesday Night.

” Augusta Obrstrom-Renard — Re-
becca Mackenzie will roduce
@ song recital in this city” Wea-

Rossuanp, B. C.,.....-..-- 1897.
I wish to contribute 10 cents to the
Recorp’s.Children’s Fund of Rossland
for the Victorian Order of Nurses to be
established in commemoration of the
Queen’s Jubilee.

nesday evening. A

ing selections of _ special merit

ies ic a st a
the vice patrons, vice presidents an
tis of sabact!

The fines ent oo and di
reons ran; irom $5
Yo the conditions of the fa ors If the
ad just simply shor
accuser it ips be 45, but if he hit him

”
numerous

aay, but in necessary
the Pinkerton Detective Agency witl
bes rire resul

vided by Scale

JAMES HUNTER.

HUNTER BROS.

Wholesale and Retail.

AGENTS FOR GIANT POWDER CO., GOODWIN CANDLES

ROBERT HUNTER.

General Merchandise.

Complete stock of Mining

Choice Groceries and Provisions
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Hats

From the best Canadian and American Manufacturers.

TELEPHONE 9.

and Build

Tabor :
BREAKFAST,

One pint of gruel (made from oat

ounces of bread every morning.
DINNER.

days of the wee!

of the week.
bread on twe days of the week.
SUPPER.
bread every ni
in that a pint ot pea coffee sweetened

mk molasecs or
morning.

Cc. & W. BOND.

Just as Easy

To sell a customer an inferior
Shoe, but will they comeagain

for a pair ‘like the ones you
eold me before ?”

For the Proper Article

to Carry Bonded Goods,

The bond of the Columbia & Wester:

a | railway company has been approved by

special constables. Two men
were dismissed for drunkenness and
general inefficiency. No special officers
we been retained for secret service
casea to employ

Following are ike bills of fare pro-
Saw is for
who’ are not subject to bard

meal or India corn meal) and eight

Five ounces of cooked meat (without
bone), eight ounces of potatoes on three

Eight ounces of bread, one pound ot
potatoes and on pint of gruel on two days

One pint of soup and eight jithees of

One pint of gruel and eight ounces of
, Scale No. 2 ‘Bitsrs from the foregoing

brown sugar every

Road Is ‘uthorized by the Government

or it is from $15
to $20. Bach extra time the offender 18
brought before the court the fine is

Magistrate Jordan has done enough
work since taking office to demonetrate
the fact that he is a competant judge,
thoroughly experienced, and one who
tempers mercy with justice. Stern and
unflexible ag steel when the case de-
mands it, he has ehown otherwise that
he can be merciful.

STRAW HATTED CITIZENS.

Some Prominent Men Who
- Rushed the Season.

Nearly

A pereon would naturally think there
was a straw stack near the town to
judge by all the straw hats seen on ihe
streets. Officer Pyper is said to have
got his by standing in with Customs
Officer Wood, who has one exactly

similar. Robert Barr ordered his from
China, City Clerk McQueen brought his
old one along from home, Officer Henry
intends to get one by arresting the first
straw stack that comes along, G. A.
Fraser is suid to have had
enough perfumery left over
to make his. McPherson does
not need one; inspector McGowan
picked an gold broom to pieces to secure
his; Magistrate Jordan needs none as
n | his head is always crowned with judicial
iscussions and the mayor has taken @

ized a goon as
have

TRY

C. O. Lalonde wiogeshigeo goo Seu te | nd baling re prot wal, wanted

provi

the government and the carriage of

bonded goods over that road is author- | hats enough worn in Rossland to stocl

sufficient eufferance | 800d sized house. Many of them are
been n

ded.
This will be of great convenience to

trip to Grand Forks with his, Putting
all jokes aside, however, there are straw
{of fanciful desi

ith i
TENDERS WANTED.
r-|  Ten-lers wanted for moving a building

apply at

ribers will

as been Augaste
Reneed t is from the Royal Opera, Stock-
holm, Swed

Foor THE CITY.

Arthur Bernard Buckworth, a young
man well known in Rosslan
pointed Justice of the

the town of Quartz Creek.
inspector Robert Barr is going around
with his pockets full of numbers to sup-
ly draymen. A number of teamstere
Bave alrea already secured numbers by pay-
ing in money for liceses.
A horse hitched in front of the Hoff-
man house becoming scared yesterday
and ran away. After making several
frantic turns and scaring a number of
ple, he became mixed up in the
ness of the Trail stage team and was
fe-eapta
Mra. Shilvock and lady friend were
chased by an angry bull! yesterday, and
ecared nearly out of their wits, They
were going home when the bull possibly
angered by some red which the Jedics
wore, threw down his head and ve
The ladies reached the shelter’ of
the home none too soon.

PERSONALS.

H. M. Macgregor, the genial {aveling

nger agent of the
Reade eadquarters at Neleon, after spending a

Peace for

bome.
Mr. Linsburg, one of the early pioneers
of Colorado is in town and thinks a
great deal of the camp. He will prob-
ably start business here and make this
his home.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garrison of the
Kootenay hotel returned Saturday even-
ing from an extensive trip through the
east and suuth.

§,. A. Hartman, one of Rosslands
leading merchants has _ established
branch houses at Nelsun and put his
gon Thorwold C. Hartman in charge.

FINAL NOTICE,

must be left at desk of Sanitar
tor at the City’s Office, 117

All ordera for city scavenger work
Tnspec-
lumnbia-

convened: at Ottawa when the fund is

mittee may be elect
fanda Tecelyec

mine how ihe work to undertaken
shall be carried on.
The qualifications of the nurses of the
Victorian Order are to be of the highest
for the class of work'they are expec!
todo. Sickness is always a_ severe tax
upon the resources of the middle classes.
It isa heavy burden upon the poor in
spite of hospitals and_ kindly charities.
An intelligent trained nurse, prepared
to to sappy what is necessary, is often the
friend a poor family can have.
ite of the chief objects of the order
wi 2
(a) To provide skilled nurses in
sparsely settled and out-lying country
arise
To provide skilled nurses to at-
tend the sick poor in their own homes
in cities;
my) To provide skilled nurses to at-
cases in cities at fixed charges, for
persons of small incomes, the charges
‘ing paid to the funds of the order;
(d) ‘To provide small lying-in rooms
vr wards in cottage hospitals or homes;
(e)To prepare trained nurses thor-
oughly qualitied to carry out these ob-

couple of daysin R: weland has returned jects.

OPTION ON MONTE CRISTO.

Deal in Progress to Bond the Monte
Cristo to Colonna People.

It has been rumored for several days
that a deal was pending for the bonding
of the Monte Cristo mine to the Col-
onna people. It has been definitely
ascertained that such a proposition is on
foot. The figure isa large one but the
secretary of the Colonna company who
is in the city refuses to verify or deny
the bonding of the mine.
Geo. Pfunder, manager of the Col-

oes

‘Tuomas Baowmize & Co.

onna is on his way to Montreal for ths
negot the