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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD

BY EBER OC, SMITH,
Published every day (except Sunday) and Weekly

DAILY:
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Bix Mout
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"WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1807.

EXIT KIRKUP.

There will now be an oppo-tunity of
discovering whether or not it was Con-
stable Jack Kirkup who is entitled to
all the credit for the good order which
has been mai din dor the

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JAPAN KICKS HARD

Does Not Like Idea of United
States Annexing
Hawaii.

ENTERS PROTEST

A

May Cause War Between the
United States and Her
Little Adversary.

laws which were behind him. Mr.
Kirkup has received a great deal of
newspaper notoriety which he was | not
entitled to. He bas a greater portion of
the time been closely confined to the
recorder’s office and had little or noth-
ing to do with the police duties of the city.

d has been parti blessed
with good officers in the persons of
Constables Hooson, Pyper and Henry,
and the probable explanation of them
not being tendered places on the police
force of the city, was the bad feeling
existing between their superior and
Mayor Scott.

The Recorp holds that. it is the law
and its inforcement which gives rood
police g to not only i
but all British Columbia towns and
cities, and not any particular
police officer, and we predict under the
change, which has just gone into effect
Rossland will sustain her reputation as
being quiet and orderly. Mr. Kirkup
has been a good citizen and a good of-
ficer and the Recorp joins the people of
Roesiand in wishing him success in all
laudable undertakings, but the good
name of Rossland does not depend upon
any one man as the future will testify.

MIND READING.

It is strange how credulous the
majority of the people are. Mind read-
ing has been exposed so thoroughly and
completely that no one ehould believe
init. Thedriving through the street
blind-folded, and finding concealed ob-
jects iea fake pure and simple. The
parties wh» sit on either eide of the
blind-folded man with their hands upon
hig, either willingly or unconsiously di-
rect him to the desired object. It
would be impossible for Dr. Alex-
ander J. Mclvor Tyndall to accomplish
even the semblance ot success if he were
alone in the carriage. The hands which
Tie upon his will and must indicate the
direction the horses are to be reins to
reach he objective point. Should Mr.
Tyndall attempt his trick this evening,
and the persons who lay their hands
upon his during the drive bear this in
mind he will utterly fail. Mr. Tyndall
may be a very clever gentleman, but his
mind reading business is surely a fake.

The bids of at par and better jor the
debentures of Rossland speak more oi
the confidence in the stability of our
mines by outside capital than might at
first appear. If it was not a thoroughly
accepted fact that the mines adjacent to
Rossland were all right our city securi-
ties would not sel) at par, bearing only
6 percent perannum, Then to emphi-
size confidence, a higher price is offered
tor the 15 and 20 years’ debentures than
those to run but 10 years. Mayor Scott
expressed the belief that even better
bide than 10L will yet be received. It is
really a upon which R land

Washi July 6.—The formal pro-
test of Japan against the annexation of
Hawaii to the United States became
available today. The Japan minister
says:

“Legation of Japan, Washington, June
15, 1807.—Sir: I beg to repeat what I
had the honor to state in our interview
teday—that my government can not
view without concern the prospects of a
sudden and complete change in the
statusof Hawaii whercby _the rights of
Japanand Jap ts may be

PITTSBURG MINERS QUIT:

The Men Are Instructed Not to Fulter
in the Struggle.

Pittsburg, Pa., July 6.—The great
wage struggle for coal miners was in-
augurated throughout the Pittsburg dis-
trict today. By a preconcerted arrange-

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.

J. J. Henager and Alex Wilson have
valuable mining properties in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek
and Waterloo, in groups from one to
nine claims, on which a working bond
will be given upon reasonable terms.

SAVE PACKING

Shirts, Gloves, Blankets, et:

Mining expert raports faralshal oa propa
tended to for non-residents,

KANE Bad. Dave openeia General store at CAUGCOVN, noeth foe's of
the Salmon River, 7 «niles north of the rallway, with a fall ne of MINERS" 8UP-
PLIES, Groceries, Steel Ifa n-ners, Bellows, Caps and Fase, Axes, Ple%s, Overalls,
Pelves as low as Nelson or Rossland, Save 7
miles of packing, aad buy your outtits at Craigtown.

rty. Assos nont work pronptly at-

KANE BROS., Paopnicrons.

ment of the district ,poare of

Gall on them at E. Ww. Shupe’s atore,
avenue, tt

united mine workers, ere
held today in nearly every maint yor
tlement that was represented at Satur-
day’s convention in thie city, and the
miners were instructed not to falter in
the great struggle that has began.

GIBSON & WILCOX
‘Practical Plumbers

Jon mall work.

Morris, Ill., July 6.—In hii

with a general order, the miners of the

Wilmington coal ‘ields, including all the

Grady courty miners, went on a strike
ay.

Brazil, Ind., July 6.—A mass meeting
of miners today inloreed the action, ot

Shop and office at
Basement, Postoffice Block.
Corumsrs Avenve, RoreLann. B.C.

Burton City te ‘he front.

the miners
pension.

Columbus, Ohio, July 6.—The miners

at Gloucester, Ohio, have indorsed the
strike.

——
TURKEY STANDS PAT.

She Defies the Powers and Says She
Will Do as She Pleases.

imperiled.
“While, ly rely

C. fi , July 6.—Contrary to
expectatione, the ice of the council

I

.

upon the United States to maintain to-
ward ue a friendly attitude in this as in
all others, they feel that under the cir-
cumstances they can not be regarded as
spectators merely in the great chnnge
which it has been so positively asserted

of was not favor-
able to the demand of the ambassadors
relative the Greek-Turkish frontier
negotiations. The situation, thereforc,
is regarded as very serious, the Turkieh
reply virtually implying a* rapture of

is about to take place in the rela-
tions of the United States and the
Hawaiian islands. For this reason, if
it is really true that trenty, of annex-
ation 1s al about to be concluded, I feel I
ain justified in inquiring from .you Mr.
Secretary, what provision has been
made herein for tie preservation and
maintenance of the rights required and

and that. the powers must
make concess:ong or adopt measures tu
enforce their decision.

It is reported that the grand vizer has
decided he will never sign an Serecinen’
based on the ‘ic lines by

Singer Sewing Machine Agency

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

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELCCTROTYPERS,

and manufacturers of Corporation
Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, etc.

Office at 126 Mill street.
SPOKANE, WASH

FOR SALE

Four Ruom House and Lot for Sate.
31 Perfect. 5

| N. Biaelow

47 Columbia Ave.

the ambassadors

The bourse at ‘Galata ie largely af-
fected by the situation, there being a
considerable fallin Turkish

Bnguire about Burton City.

AND REFI

Copper

NING CO,

Is now prepared to buy Gold, Silver and

Ores.

The Fast Line
- “Superior Service

“ Through Tickets to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

Turks are selling freely, some circles ex-

y in her se
with Hawaii, ander the solemn sanc-
tion of law and treaty.

“Accept, Mr. Secretary, the renewed
assurances of my highest consideration.

ts HOSHI.
“To Hon. John Sheree, Secretary of
State.”

* SHEBMAN’S REPLY.

To this Secretary Sherman replied ae
follows:

“Department of Stale, Washington,
June 16.—Sir: Replying’ to your note
of the 15th instant, just received, I
haveto say that the government of
Hawaii and the United States by their

gthe opinion that the Turkieh
government will only yield to European
pressure.

——
PENITENTIARY CONTRACTS.

British Columbia Bidders Get the Con-
tracts.

Ottawa, Ont., July 6.—Supplies for
the Dominion penitentiaries have been
awarded and amount in all to over
$250,000. The successful bidders for
British Columbia are:

daly authorized r
have signed a treaty
the Hawaiian islands to this
country. This has been done in
urauance to the policy long since
adopted by the United States, and the
treaty will, ] understand, he submitted
to the senate by the president for rati-
fication. As to your inquiry as to the
provision made-therein concerning the
treaties which may be in existence be-
tween Japan and the present Hawaiian
government, ny understanding is that
the government of the United States
does not take upon itself any obligation
of the Hawaiian government arising
from treaties 0» conventions made by it
with other governmen s. Itis believed
that there is nothing in the Proposed
treaty prejudicial to the rights of Japan
and certainly the United States has no
disposition to disturb the friendly rela-
tions which have long existed between
the government of Japan and this
country.
“Accept, Mr. Minister, the renewed
assurance of my highest consideration.
“‘Joun SHERMAN.
“To Mr. Toru Hoshi,” etc., etc.
JAPAN’S FORMAL PROTEST.

Minister Hoshi then. _inbmitted the

annexing

with the government upon the subject,
gad | I ae now in receipt of instructions

Flour, Lockerly Bros., Montreal ; coal,
Gilley & Rogers; hardware,
Anderson; leather, 8. ‘Delorme,
Montreal; Parsons & Sons, een and
Beardmore & Co., of Toronto; drugs, 1.
H. Bernard, Montreal; groceries, C.F.

Write-Up

AND

Donough, Johnston & Mac! kenzie, E. J.
Rae and Parnell & Gunn, New West-
minster.

—_—_—
SHOT ON SIGHT.
Empire City, Kans, July 6.—Sam
Mitchell, the husband of. the postmis-
tress of this city, wi out an old feud
here today by shooting and killing Link
Cole, ex-city marshal. The men met =
the street and Mitchell’ shot ~withou
warning. Cole killed Mitchell’s, brother
@ year ago.

ROSSLAND LAUNDRX.

If you have washing to be. done come
to the office or drop a card in the post-
office and we will call for it.

Nossland Laundry, three
posto!

east
fice.

o ost
—
THE CHURCHES.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURBCH.
Church on Nickle Plate flat. Services
every Sabbath at 11 a.m. and 7:30: p.m..
ie day school, 2:30 p.m.

is to be congratulated, and can be justly
proud,

fro majesty’s

forfoics n affairs in relation thereto.

Before ivalgin the nature of these in-
esi

When the Nelson Miner gets through
apologizing for the people at large and
for the fire department in particular, if
it will direct an inquiry to the Recorp
as to the conduct of several members of
the lacrosse club while waiting for the
train at Rosslard yesterday, we can fur-
nish it a truly just cause for an apology.
We know it is not within the ‘‘time-
beaten path of Canacian journalism” to
refer to such matters, neither is such
language as is used by the Miner, 80 we
may be excused whie we smile and ex-
¢uee that inconsistent sheet.

_=
DETERMINED TO DIE.

Fatally Stabes Himeelf With a Pair of
Shears.

Everett, Wash., July 6.—The body of
Nels P. Person was found in the bush
near town Monday. The man had com-
mitted suicide by kiliing himself witha
pair of shears about 10 inches long and
sharp at the point. He stabbed bimeelf
three times over the heart, and also
stuck the shears into his juglar vein,
cutting bis his windpipe just above the
breast!

WANT EIGHT HOURS.

London, July 6.—In_ consequence of
the strike of engineers in London in
support of their demands for an eight-
hour work day the Employer’s associa-
tion has posted notices up thoughout
Great Britain locking out 25 per cent of
the members of the striking societies.
It is understood the societies will order
the remaining 75 per cent of their mem-

bers vo quit work. Twenty-five thou-
sand men will be affected.

—.—_

The blooming and converting depait-
ment of the plant of the Bethlehem Iron
company. at Bethlehem, Po., have been
put in operation.

ire to state that al-
though the imperial government could
not have fails ja stack due weight to

in you

me eof the 16th | inst,, that in. your opin-
ion ‘there is nothing in the proposed
treaty projudical to the rights of Ja-
pan,’ they must a" have taken note
of the fact that in alluding in the same
communication to existing treaties be-
tween Japan and Hawaii, you state that
it is your understanding that the gov-
ernment of the United ‘States does not
take upon itself any obligations of the
Hawaiian government arising from
treaties or conventions with other ze
ernments, have to inform you that
instructed to inform you by his imperial
majesty’s government to formally pro-
test against the proposed annexatiun of

e Hawaiian islands to the United
States. This protest is made for the
following reasons:

“Firet—That the mainten ince of the
statu quo of Hawaii i ig essential to the
good understanding of the powers which
fave interests in the Pacific,

to] school 2:30 p.m. Prayer Fnecting WwW

in; evenin;
iG

METHODIST CHURCH.
Church in north Part of town. Sunday
services 1 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunlay

nesday evening at 8. C. Ladner, pas-

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
Church on Le Roi avenue, first build-
ing on left-hand side, west of Spokane

street. Sunday services at 11 a.m. and
30pm. H.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.

irwin, M. A., Oxon.

BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services in the School house
Lord’s day at lla. m. and 7 oe
Sunday school at 12 Orelock.
music. All are cordially invited,

of Hawaii

woula one to endanger the residential,

commercial and industrial rights of

lapansese subjects in Hawaii secured to

them by treaty and by the constitution
and laws of that country.

“Third—Such annexation might lead
to the tponement by Hawaii of the
settlement of claims and liberties already | ———
existing in favor of Japan under the
treaty stipulations.

“With reference to the mischievous
suggestion or report which has been so.
industriouely circulated in this country
and elsewhere, that Ja, has designs
on the sovereignty of Ha Tam
ther instructe” by the Imperial _govern-
ment to state most emphatically and
unequivocally that Japan has not now
and never had such designs, or designs
of any kind whatever against Hawaii

“Permit me to add in co

imperial government
are actuated by "what they regard as an
imperative duty, and not inthe remot-
est degree by a desire to embarrass the
United States.” (

‘Toau Howat.

BRICK,
First-class Building brick at MODERATE
PRICES,
ALEX LARSON, |

_far. ples and particul . mpy Be Bros,
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
otice is hereby given that -
aen ty St’ Hoste nds Provines oot
iitien, (num bia, , Tobarcontat, by
th lay of Ju 1897, assign

nd ‘effects which

real estate, to Herm: mann Wolff,
aforesal

der the

day of

e firs
terwhich ¢ date thi

to distribute the asso Sefeare oe
pert

pre
Repose tha pane 1 8
ns of w m he ie Hot
received notice. ee Mt ciben neve
te
Rossland, B, C., the 30th day of neg
A meeting of the creditors, ot

b. Dodds.

Y eet m of 10,000 copies.
Yates will be increased roperbaatelt
) With f nereared inmna,

‘Tur. Recorp will soon commence

revised, condensed and published in

MIDSUMMER
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write-op of the Camp, which will be PAC! FI Cc

‘The -firet edition of which will consist, of

The mines around Rossland have at-
tained that degree of development
which insures success and warrants the
The Souvenir will con-

Cuts
and engravings for the front page shave
The necessary
presses and inaterial have already been
1 ought and paid for, and ireon the way.

Orders will now be received .at this

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a5 {Win ereis BurtonCity

DIRECT CONNECTION
[with the

Spokane Falls & Northern Ry.

JAPAN AND CHINA
: Via
{ TACOMA and BOR TEEN PACIFIC

apply t0 age f the 8.F.&N. and its con-

F. D. GIBBS,
General Agent Spokaue, Wasn.
A. D. CHARLTON, i,
io. on 36 Morrison 8 St,
rtland, Oragon.
Write fora new map of Kootenay country

And Soo Pacific Line

points will be inaugurated.
The fastest route to all points east
and west.

THROUGH TICKETS
To

VANCOUVER
VICTORIA

WINNIPEG
8T. PAUL

CHICAGO

INTO
MONTREAL
NEW YORK
And all points in {Ganadaand the United

The onl:

dine raaning Tourist
Toronto, Bost

Cars to
and ton without

Tourist cars daily to St. Paul.
Have your tickete read via the G
Lakes the most delightful trip in "the
world during the summer mont
leave Rossland via the C. & W.
to connect with steamers from Trail for
all points north and south.
‘or full information, tickets, rates,
maps, etc.. call on or
. B. McKenzie,
Agent, Rossland.
H. M. MacGregor, Trav. Pass. Agent
Nelson, or to
FE. J COYLE, Dist. Pass. Agent,
‘Vancouver.

Wisconsin Central Line

RUNS
Two Fast Trains daily between St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago and
Milwaukee and all points in Wiscon-in,
making connection in Chicago with all
lines runniog east and west.
For full anformation regarding routes,
rates, maps, ' een ets.. addres
your nearest ticket agent, or
JAMES C. PUND,
Gen. Pies. Agt., Muwaukee, Wis
Or GEORGE 8. BATTY,
Gen Agt.,246 Stark St. Portland, Ore.

Burton City is on Cariboo Creek

Going to Chicago
To Anywhere East

ands st mnie for cuice

248 Washington 8t.

2?

If you are, see that your ticket fom
Minneapolis, Bt. Paul or Duluth, read vi

THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE

P.M. &
clam trains leave, Nitnnespotia
0 on arrival of trains.
Wheel of Trade is 8u and this
ig as ree 0: rue of Bie} as of business.

vith
thonghe in mind itis not difficult to account
for the success of The North’

western [ine

jorchwestern Line does the t te
mchwe! , and Shis is
in ‘Accom!

juccess is its w:
an ‘equivalent for Palatial Train A

ions. Voluntary pontanegua, $2 CR the . sige
es

ni
western Line is spontaneo' ecus.

every traveller who patro:
W. H. MEAD, Ge ‘Keen
F. C, SAVAGE,

Portland, Oregon. ‘Travelling Agent

KAS..0 & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARD NO. 1.

Le Kaslo “Ar
South Fork 5
Whitewat
jitewater

‘For information. * mecana mapeand tickets | 1

For rates and information apply a.
company’s offices,

ROBT. IRVING,
ea tis Mgr.

R. W. BRYAN
Sunt. & Ass’ Praas,

6 Passenger Trains
Each day Detween TR AID and ROSSLAND

COLUMBIA & WESTERN R’y.

Run made in One Hour.

Commencing June daily service to all =

‘No. 1 leaves Trail at 2:30 p.m. connects with
C.P.R. main line steamers from the north at

No. 4 leaves Rossland at 4:20 p.m. connects
Red Mountain train from Spokane at

Hosale nd.
No. 5 leaves Trail at at Se 345 p.m. connects with
Steamer Lytton
4 Og GUTELIUR, Gen. Supt.

(international Navigation and
Trading Co., Ltd.

Kootenay Lake aud River, B.0;
‘This;company’s new steamer

INTERNATIONAL
Leaves Kaslo 7:30 fa.m. for Aius-
worth, Pilot Bay, Balfour and Nelson.
Returnin, ng leaves Nelson 3:30 p.m. on
on all we
JAS. WAUGH,
Purner.

Gq. F, HAYWARD
Master.

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

If bound for Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or relatives from
Exrope. do not fail to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific Railway agent, or
communicate with :

W. STITT,
Geperal &. 8. Agent Wipvipeg

O. R. d& N.

S:1ORTESTLAND QUICKEST ROUTE

COEUR4’ALENE_MINES,
PALOUSE, “
LEWISTON,

WALLA WALLA,

BAKER CITY MINES,
PORTLAND,

SAN FRANCISCO,

CRIPPE CEEEK GOLD MINES

And all points east andsouth. Only line east
‘salt Lake and Dew
mieemahip ue tickets to atop and other for
eign cou!

THD EXCHANGE MATIOMAL DANE

Ce pital €950,000.00
Sree ea Undivided Profits $30,000.
A, J. Ross, vice pre-

hI
Specint ee and igtteation paid to mining es
pecinl oxi

f crows, Spokane
tl ROSSLAND

Saaitary and Water Tank Company
Orrick; COMMERCIAL ALLEY,
Betusen International and Northern Hotels,
E.G. Crarrom - - Manager.

Leave. | sPokaNe TIME scuRDULE | AmRIVE
1 BRS m. ae
7:45 a.

casa a’.
ely. Kine ington, Gar,
{fe field, faycolfan, Pullman and |

Walla,

7:15 a.m
San, Francisco, | ‘Dally.
d the Kast,

6: 9.m.
ity.

For through tickets end further information
apply to 0. R. & N, office.

40 Riverside avenue,
kane, Wash,

ie AMEBELL, M. ADAMS,
General Agent. WF. & P. Agent

_. W. H. HUBLBUBT, Gen. Piss. Aganr,

30 Columbia avenue
fe Ce

—{&{z_—————_EE___
SHOT TO EARTH.

A Child Falls a Thousand Feet Outof a
Balloon,

San Francisco, July 6.—Bertram Hill,
the 6-year-uld son of Chauncey Hill, a
Los Angeles architect, was the victim of
a sensational balloon accident today.
In company with Miss Olney, d

Rossland Classified Business Directory Langsley & Jeffers

AMUSEMENTS,

POQL, Billiards and Bowling. De Yoin's Plac
East Columbia avenue.

your friends there.

You'll find all

e APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.

Lage tt

ASBAYERS,
Cc, _Bayer of Rosales

W CLUETT, mena Bros Pioneer as-

‘situate on tor te
Fick lot 635, Clty of Ross-

of his guardian, he went to Blair’s park
to witness a hot-air balloon ascension by
Charles Conlan of the Acme Athletic
elib. "When he shot into the air the
child clung to one of the guy ropes and
was carried aloft. The aeronaut heard
the shonte of the people not to cut loose

hie parachute, and obeyed, not knowing
the reason. When a thousand or more

ATTENTION LADIES.

The Rossland laundry have special

ities for lace at

76 cents per pair. Bring them today
nd get them tomorrow. Also special
facilities for double woolen blankets ati

BROKERS,
'* and 7 Traders
Hobbs & Co., minesand stocks. Mem-
Union Hotel.
Belleview Hotel.
F. c. parrmone & CO., mining and stoc
“brokers. ym. 15, Sotilne

qoop, Saske a Co., ‘ae and rev
estate, No. Ptarennes ‘BYE. ast.

Jon. Burke, Mining Broker, Columbi:
J. E. Seco te Stocks and Real Estate

ra Block.

M. ROBINSON & mining broke

« "Ganse Taylor blocks 136 Golan bisaves
cord BI

Atkinson & Co.
surveyors. Room 1, 0:

Ritve, buy and sell mites and sminin

Ww: Columbia aven:

8. COOK & Co., eenninrs brokers, rooms 6
t

bers of the Stock Exchange. Office Grand
FRANK A. Baird, mining broker, P.O. box 26°

| Lanai & & REPA8S, Mining Broker, Re-

ANDELL & POLLETT, 20 East Columbia ave. Conran Y AN

ic
aE Bear Mining and Ay Co., Joke hi
wii Hae a Sa
, BENNISON & CO., mines and J
—

Dated May 25

Not pice is hereby giv tT
‘of the Boa 7! L4 fovea Twill at the the nex

a ‘McKenz1z.

rd o!
ty of ot Rossland, fore iceuss
in Block

gton and First Sts.
Wood, Coal, Draying
Sanitary and

Scavanger Work
Done Promptly

t

P. O. BOX, 562.

NOTICE TO TRANSFER LICENSE.

aafoties is hereby
will make applicat{o:
Commissioners for thet Git; 'y of

al
tothe “Atlas House o1

JAMES SUMMERS,
*| Dated June 11. a

ren that James Summers

‘ The Walters Co., Ld.

Cabie

aeigber mau"
loNeil"s

Mi el 2 id Neal
jorelng an:
lodes. aa

Rossland. Use
and Bedfo! rd

General Brokers.

Mums, Mone Smanss axp More Propucrs,
Dealers in Develo; od Mines, Grst-olass “Pros-

merch tl SOCIETIES

Rierery. Mouiey oleh ta “waacnts "Bia
Yigistny Broth 0 fall invited to ationd,
John tain "Gx John Jackson, Jr, See.

a
OSSLAND Lodge, K. of P., No. 21, will meet
Ri every Friday evening at Maso Ball ‘at

SAVE YOUR ORDER AND MONEY.

The Reconrpn’s job office has arrived
‘and will soon be in running order. We
have as complete a job outfit as

CONTRACTORS,

H FLENDERAON, contractor and builder.
+P. O. Bi BoE Se

THOS. Kinnon, Contractor and Builder’
parton

7:30 o'clock. A. G. Greelman,
ReSranns Miners’ Union No.
lc Hall

inane!
R& AND i aage No, 56 off the In dependens

ynoney will buy. New presses, new
tvpe—everything new. Save vour order
and save money. 5-12-18

(E. E.
Marien of ote Bait

DRESSMAKERS,

Bi formerly of Walker Bros, &
Take. Heck Florence Hotel

Rossland Opera House

RUGGISTB.

Fr BASER's Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

For Terms apply to

Miss Lillian Beddard

MANAGER.

DYE WORKS.

COLUMBIA, Dye Works, Clothes cleaned,

dved and repsired under post office.

P. 0. Box 862. Spokane st. and Cooke ave.

¥ ROSSLAND.

This office and the citizens of

C#t

ARLES
quarters, Montana barn

J. ¥ TRAVERS,

SXPRESSMEN.
Bates, Transfer and Express. Head-

HARDWARE,
ave. W.

Thunder a Ie e abelet
Sulley, C. T. Miss Nellie E. waitinge 4.8."

O. U. W. Rossland No.

K. O.T.M.—Red Mountsin Tent No. 4 meets
rns ist, Sed en ‘and 5th Wednesday of each month

The lIloward House.

JAS. A. GOUGH, Prop.

Mining Headquarters. . ..

meets | pl

| P. O. Drawer L.

jodge | formed. Rents collected,
| pondence solicited.

poota' and Stands

gular attention fie tothe orders of tn-
dividuals and Syudiogise “Exert capone
hysical feat ares aad Gules titles. perre oe
Correspondence solicited,
References exchanged.

ROSSLAND, B.C.

J. H. Good, J. M. Clark.

. Good, Clark & Co.

Rea. Estate anp Misia
Brokers,

Cony » Oi &o.,
MINES AND MINING STOOKS.
Claims bought and sold. Companier
&c. Oorres-

OOLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.O

WILLIAM E. DEVEREUX,
Civil Engineer,
Provincial Land Surveyor and
Rotary Public. Office, up stairs
Weeks & Co's Building.
oOLuMEEA AVENUE, ROSSLAND

and Job Work.

_ es

Salmon River Valley
Mining Co, Ltd. —._

MINE:

TAE GUTTENBORG

Situated one quarter of a mile south of Poroupine Oreek, Nelson
Mining Division.

Only One mile from the Neilson & Fort Sheppard Ry.

Sapital, $1,000,000.
Divided into 1,000,000 shares of $1.00 each, fully paid and non?
assessable. Of which 300,000 shares have been set aside as ‘Treasury
Stock, the proceeds to be applied to develop work ONLY. The
promoters stock has been pooled.

OFSICE: ROSSLAND, B.C.
President, Fred. Kaiser, Trail, B.O.; Vice-President, J. B. Stover,
Rossland, B.O.; General Manager, A. Medigh, Trail, B.O.; Secretary
aud Treasurer, Lucius Miley, Rossland, B.C.; Bankers, the Bank of
Montreal, Rossland, B.C.

Only a Small Number of Shares

Are left out of the first block of 60,000 shares placed on the market at
5c. each. When these are gone the price will be RAISED.'
This is one of the most promi perties in the Sal
It is a high grade silver-lead ore, carrying from near the surface from

distri,

———= | $34.00 to $38.00 in GOLD, SILVER and LEAD, to the ton. It will

pay you to investigate this property. The management expect to begin

SHIPPING before 90 days.

Prospectus and any other information desired may be had on ap-
ion to the President or 8

a

this yicinity are constantly re-
ceiving iaquiries concerning this
section of the country which are

c: H
DSSGE Watson, Pv

HOTELS.
(OTEL, pombe avenue, West.
108,

difficuit to answer by letter, so
the Recorp gives the following
information for the beneht of all:

Rossland is situated in British

LAUNDRIES, -

ROBEAND, Laundry, three doors east of Post

Graham & Son, proprietors.

Columbia, eight miles from the
international boundary line be-
tween Canada and the United
States, Itis reached from the
north via the Canadian Facile to

A

LUMBER DEALERS,

8. KERRY & Co. lumber, ete., everything
in the building ine. i

PHYSICIANS,

on
river, from there ty Trail by
steamer, and from Trail to Ross-
land by tke Columbia & Western

railway.
From the south via Spokane,
Washington, by the Spokane
&

D®

D® Edward Bowes, office over Post Office.

Stussi Block.

PLUMBERS;
GiBson & Wilcox. No 18 E Columbia ave
box 193,

Falls & Northern and Col
Red Mountain railways,
Rogsland has thirty-tive hotels,
with bars, eating and lodging
rvoms, and a duzen restaurants;

RS, Helen L. Keyes
M ‘ola

Ts and Coprings i ho nu, Th Trader block:

STENOGRAPHERS,
joe, Pianographak and Type-
writin

anes

and all are well p

There are four weekly news-
papers avd ore dailies. All
other are

B.

UNDERTAKER.
B. WHITE, Undertaker and Embalmer. No
is Lincoln si

well iupresented: ‘The popula-
tion is varioas'y estimated from
6000 to 7

B®

WATCHMAKER.

/RBANK, one door west of Allan Hor
Columbia ave “

Board pty lodging at the ho-
tels, $2 to $3 per day. Meals 25
to 50 cents. Furnished rooms,
$3.50 to $7 per week.

Itis.usetess to write and ask
ifany particular business would
pay here. Business men are fall-

NOTICES.

O. Crafto

ing over each other to
nearly every kind of enterprise,
and allseem to be doing well.
Everybody must be bis own

Burton City, B.C.

judge and take his own chances,

While there is not work tor all
who iaquire, most sober, indus-
taious persons who really wish to
work have so far been able to

*obtain it.

We would not advise any man
to land here «‘broke” without
friends, although many who have
done 20 are doing well.

Thos. Wilson & Co.,

DgaLer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE:

New iot of shoes
justarrived . ..

Rossland, B. C.

This camp it aot being estab-
lished on the basis of a pay rol-
at present. ‘The populace isen
gaged, notonly in working the
mines and conducting the busi-
ness of the town, but are buying.
or bonding and developing min-
ing property; buying and selling
real estate; building houses for
rental purposes, prospecting and
staking prospectors, Many are

8. Langeake

J. Gore T. Gregeoa,

T. Gregson & Co.

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.

| Conveyancers Notaries Public, ete.

Advances made on Consignments,
Money Loan.
BOSSLAND, B.C.

here sitaply lookingon in won-
derment. We believe it will go
on and on until id. can
boast of a population of 50,000.
After that it will probably settle
down to a proposition of a pay
roll but not for four or five years.

There are millions of money
here from ll sections of the
globe; but the principal investors
are from the United States, with
Canada largely interested.

The history of the camp reads
like a fairy tale, and the fabulous
riches are scarcely excelled by

E, S. TOPPING,

TRAIL, B. GC.

Has Mining Properties for sale or |.
bond on Lookout mountain,

Beaver
creek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer
Park and all parts of Columbia basin.

Also lots at Trail and Deer Park.
Will examine properties, will buy
stock for outside investors and will
protect them from wild cats.

@ ii y “Kin;

Mines,” We will not attempt to
discussthe miues in a single ar-
ticle, as wee have been writing
ulout them for uearly two years
ana have nos been able to keep
Up with them, The ore ship-
Mients speak for themselves.

‘lhe towo has won an enviable
reputation for law and order, It
is supplied with waterworks and
electric lights. ‘Che main street
is graded and ten blocks are built
up with two and three story busi-
ness houges.

For turther information come
and see fir yours If, or subscribe
for the DatLy or WEEKLY
Becorp.

TO PROSPECTORS,
We are making a Specialty of
stocking good mining proper-
ities and are daily
INCORPORATING
propositioas in all Districts of
B. ©.  Tressury stocks all
listea East. For further par
ticulars apply to
L.C. DILLMAN,

11 & 12 Sherwood Blk.
Spokane, Wash.

Keep your eye on Barton City

;
Record
Job (tice

Will soon be ready to turn
out all kinds of

COMMERCIAL
WORK

In a few days we will be in
aur fire proof building with
as fully equipped Job Office
as there isin the Kootenays.

New Type
New Presses
Good Workmen
MderatePrices

We propose to.

LIVE AND LET LIVE

We will be able to print
upon short notice anything
from a

Full Sheet Hanger
—ro a—

Visiting Card.

Call and get Figures on Work.

Ice! Ice!

LOON LAKE ICE
\ a
Dolan & Bowers

Offices: 23 Washington St.
Telephone 48.

tA. B. FINDLEY,
D.D.S., L.D.8.

Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental

college avd Hospital of Oral Surgery.

Stassi block

Bosslaad. B. C

‘J :
ee
a

Finger Points

Are the old-fashi

way of directing the t ler} at
The finger of good sense points to the Canadian Gold

The Waterloo Hotel
TRAIL, B. C.
Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress
Tenant Rates $2 Per
ms
Without Board.

McAULIFFE & CARSON
THE LEADING
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Reserve Street, next to Drug Store,
Rossland, British Columbia.

BRICKLAYING

All kinds of brick, stone and cement
work done by H. Christensen, brick-
layer. Office at the gun and lock-
sop, Reserve street,

vith or

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

Will be Issued

Every
THURSDAY

Fields Syndicate, limited, as the best road to take from the cross-
roads of doubt, because it points to intelligent development work,
thoroughly well done, to an ore chute 300 feet lang, to two new
discoveries of very rich ore on the very top of the ground, to the*
shipment of ore in 60 days and t» SUNSET No. 2asthe best in-
in British Oc i A hase of their shares, now
selling at par (10 cents) will assaredly place you on the high road

To Prosperity.

JOHN M. BURKE! Miners” and Prospectors’
Exchange ano

Development
Company.

Hncorporated March stb, 1897,
Ross Thompeon, President
Gen. Chas. 8 Warren, Vice President.
w. A. Gatithen Bol ‘Solicitor.
Thos. J. Corrigan, Secretary.

OFFICES: DOMINION HALL.

% Will examine and report on mines
for ale, and also on mines of which
stocais being sold. if my reports are
found not to be correct I will refund all
moneys invested cu same. 229

JOHN M. BURKE, Rossiaad, B.C

Joseph B. Dabney, J.L. Parker

‘Mining Engineer

MORNING

{t will contain all the principal
news published in the Daily.

Dabney and Parker,

Mines and Mining; -..

Mines examined and reported on.}

Special attention fr to the placing ‘
the

Investors writ a fad it to thele i interests to, a ciaty
the excha:
Prospectors have roihe be ptirtiows of it of ng
free.

of operations

Mining
mines.
BOSSLAND, B.C.

z * Parker, Rossland.” Moreing

Get a lot at Burton City

PRICES.

Elie Lavalley,

Christina Lake Store,

IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY
MINERS AND PROSPECTORS
WITH ALL NECESSARY PRO-
VISIONS AT RBEASONABLE

and Meal and Bedford MoNetl’s Codes.

J. H. Spiking

ASSAYER. _
2Trail, - - - (BC

All samples_received byJmail carefully
assayed.

John N. Blake

CONVEYANCER, ETC,

Mines, and Mining Investments, Incorpora-

tiop of’ Companies ies Titos to Lae
‘sociaity.

Is Also

to Keep T:

a Ave. j ; JBOSSLAND) 6.0.

Correspondence solicited. Sis"
“Exchange.” Use Bedford woes caress

T. J. CORRIGAN)

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd]
oF TOROKTO.

OFFICE: OPPOSITE FRASER’S DRUG STORE;
Mining Steoks and Cisims bought and seid,

Gro. Gurp, Secretary]

C. W. BICHIE & CO.

Mines and Mining Stockhrokers
11 Post Street,

) SPOKANG WAsdiN 20.