‘ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 26. 1900.

the Chinese government have com-
plied with this formality. The min-

THE ROSSLAND | RECORD.
isters have beer: too busily engaged

fr a naan eg
Qtherwise—namely, in -rifle  prac-
PUBLIGEED DAILY MXORPF SUNDAY | |, 1, asic for the precious. docu-
comme: manent Pesrormct oct lments, and the tung I yamen may
too densely
surrounded by a mob of belligerent

* Datty,
Daly documents to the ministers.
It the latter should have been mur
dered, they never will yet these
sports and there will be a hintus
in the proceedings,
For these reasons,

toberiptionsiaveraly In aan.

“Adtvertising rates will be

there in no

are numerous on the banks of the
—— TET | Peiho river.

=—_—_—_——
EDITORIAL NOTES.

‘A. statistucian announces that of
the 70,000,000 people in the United
States only 312 are struck by light
ing in an average year.—Spokane

‘This reminds us of a favorite say-
‘ARRIVAL AND DEDARTU! ing of Mark T
‘The Government Labor Gazette,
to be published at Ottawa under
the direction of the department of
labor, will be edited by W. L.
Mackenzie King. who has studied
ut the universities of Toronto, Hur-

Ariveton | DESTINATION, | Lase tr

Te Takes A

4 and other Buropern centers oflearn-

Satine ‘ing.
cao | Rios Lake lt ond Te

pam | Ar fas ‘The politicians ure erepsig for
an early Dominion by

Ses and arranging political picnics.
‘Tim OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING

OF mans. It is a pity that Russia, France
and Germany acted upon their own
theory that China should be kaocked
down and robbed instead of ac-
ceptiog Britain's policy of helping
China to stand on her own feet.
Britain aimed at identifying the in-
fluence of western civilization with
the forces of progress and honesty
ja the population of China.—To-
ronto Telegram,

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trose | _ DESTINATIONS. |
a

To send troops to rescue Ameri-
cana is one thing; to wage a-war of
ngeance is another. The frst
fies within the powers of the presi-
dent; the second requires the'assent
‘of congress, which, although the
fact seems to be forgatten of late, i
the war-making power of the coun-
try.—Freemen’s Labor Journal.

‘Australla, Clan and Japan—See special atic

soars

‘The coal mine disaster at Sco-
field, via, “has tft the. people in
bad state. They are eating up the

store and the widows
‘out against compromising their
damage claims at $soo because the
sompany makes it a condition that
all must accept together,

New reading matt
advertisement attract
gladly change your ‘‘ad" every issue
if copy is preserved telore To as me
ee
NOT ACCORDING TO HOYLE. | has been sold to F, J. Deane, ex-M.
PLP.

Itis one of the beautiful fict‘o zs
of international law that China
‘not at war with the European pow-
ersandthe United States. The
allied powers have captured the
Taku forts, bombarded and half
ruined Tien Tsin and landed large
forces on Chivese soit, but they are
snot at war with China, The Chi-
nese ambassadors remain at Wash-
ington and at the European cay

are quarreling about the price to be
paid for catching them, the salmon
‘are running’ unmolested up
Fraser river.

Joho P. Booth, the new speaker
of the legislature, is a veteran, hav-
ing been a member of the first leg-
slature after

Boxers to admit of their tendering | j

vard, Oxford,” Cambridge, Berlin | ioderate pri

flooding the mails with reggae

relief fund through the company | Koi Ni
jolding |r
The Inland Sentinel of Kamloops

ns herd Mt
a | While the fishermen and canners | mldres

the
t

"re care a nie In one m7
Take Laxative Bromine Quinine
Tablet: «AM droguises refund, the

itt

ties, which, if not #0 well known,
are fully as good and cost less

Pence Declared.

‘Why devote all your time read-
ing about the Boer war and the
gold fields of Alaska? There are
other matters of vital importance;
ou may make a trip east, and will
want to know how to travel. In
order to have'the best service, use

tween St: Paul and Chicago. For
rates and other information write
Jas. A. Clock, general agent, Port
Jand, Oregon.

Be ae

recommend, moat
wan i ecnlta's “entrust of call
i bottle at the taleram:

‘The Rossland Auction House
Columbia avenue, adjoining
Nelson

heard of w going
on,
‘ Te tae

Tivo new houses, four rooms each,
on hill at head of steps, behind One
Price Grocery Company's store,
Spokane street Apply to Daly &
Has

Oe your way to the theatsr, call

choice

box of candy.

will be openg,

LICENHE AUTHORIZING AN EXTRA
PROVINCIAL COMPANY TO
CARRY ON BUSINESS.

aranten? Act, 1807."

}

MFY that the Le

en ‘authorised and li-

fia! cary of, Poainone srithin the
Rrifias Colombia, and to

No. 185,
Tus ts 70

money,
Rossiaxp Dauc Co., Phone 185. | les;
oon

the Wisconsin Central railway be- |

¢
fe of
stock wil be offered at ‘frees wo [in

tance the Bon Ton ice cream rao a

‘wanda the promotion, acquisition, eon

oa, eumiprgnt, walotenance c8, i
provement, workiny agement
Eeatrat Honk, unde

[orthe p
collierien, coke
factories,

ts
hotel, resi: |
pine

gages
irate afte sie
a
ii tes se
asia Sa wma
pan

“@) To undertake and
on co

tmonty anderen of carrie ony ‘ane

re ol companies
‘underwrite nariex, cont
enteral ether work, en
ina or merchant, avd to CARY,
hor business which m

ie Yairectly ety pany
ance the value of OF Profit:

Ss ercay’ othe compan’ wporerty

1,
tae any preteen
sage
cloding animal, alo,
a ‘winer, splrita, cotton,
Yobarco,

sium arnt

ates

Preis

Cane a
are

ed

ulirec:

7 range
metrical work,

cena
Cate re esma wrote or in patty
zany el ama can

tree of cai
aba dealing i eg of any oft

sy, oF any % rer

ia art soc
Srecipaniee by pesiox oF on
tora tho Be

‘ mio 9 ot Tha
includ!
mer | fr fo aban rea Si ear

| ake or ent
ack or ol eaier ceo ‘i thar 8
im | attend
nate,
nesta Bhs on “oy any

tatiny be determined
(21) To obteln, or In any way amist | July 25. 4

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 26, 1900

im obtaining, any. yrovlelona
ct of parKamont, or othe
yf gourletl and Tia

ori

ean
Tras

oe
tent “tle wor
odor? Ar ee
rirpoaee
fio sl ie
i it ronpect te th

ration, mocks,
ae 7+ te oho uve the call of shares ani

leaner any. ‘rterental x npc
a; tothe allotment of shares, ot
ton such raanner 9

mets
setae aay ine

in erticaler “ar ny ce

toc,

roger fang other company =

"Te promot ot ior, ‘oF assist in | or
ot any ober Trustee oF trustees,
jo hold any property on behalf of 1
rompany, and
standing

oti to! allow any properts
"i we 1d auch rdtee

Top
fof othe
he
tard aye
a eon
ve il po tog | oP
paint expenses
ing te tg ae

Ur thereot, oe
for Scere

red, trary oF OF “ain Sot

Core ashe
ci tarther, it of

a ra oys: at noe
eka tl a
capital,

esi placing,

fall ted
ace ed e

“ilren wander my hand and seal

a Vicleria, te wove British rit
the. oi, Se fh oc day of Soy, oe shown
istrar of Joint slot } haben

‘and ares 4
teas roeniores debenture slocks of
“a Se a

i Sead ean,
tice tad deal, In ehaves, stocks,
snare, Nadentare

‘Srepany, whether

ores
ct len Forel, oF of unr
i ind papal Vocal of

FTo unarantea tho title to or quiet
3 ar pooper. ther absolute ca
ang coal
‘oom panton

THE CENTRAL

DRY GOODS STORE.

GREAT MID-SUMMER,

CLEARANCE. SALE.

in iat:

111) "To furnish and ywrovile slepasiie
ant) artoloe onde, required sn relation
torant tender or apiication for any con-
rect, ariment,
property or privilege, oF in ‘ration
te earring oof acon

Tort lo whic, the
the legislatare of

‘olfice of the company ia sit
aig at Ko 4, Toth, ne Eng-

“he amount ofthe cabital of
"| Ie, 009, “a Mg tibad into

é
che
bees for se the companey ha
reals

rs) rally 1 a
scorers y tint connie
i and ig anterake
eit dah "kind and deicription,
take and exectte trusts

Fry on apd

moneys,
wal react vino dopont, st
‘otherwise, or for

‘on, noch terms,
“| Surly. ax may seem expedient, and in

BLOUSES t's ons

WRAPPERS =="

Ladies’ Vests='si'='=
Every Article

Mentioned a
Decided Bargain.

(15) To borrow or raise or secure the

tals, and diplomatic intercourse with
them is not interrupted, while the| Aust me a common:

i wealth and entered the British com-
pounding Chinese pany of nations.
pieces and are rushing more troops
tothe scene. ‘These Chinese am-
bassadors do not complain of the
injury to their official feelings, nor
tusk for their passports,and the gov-
emnments do not offer the passports.

All trusts are not a success,
American flour trust went to pieces
and now the wall paper trust has
gone to the wall. Outside compe-
tition killed them and it will Kill

The |

Hasber and. other rights” and
tn property sapped ‘nant ne | oe
recon ones, of any, kind tnd

iforoun quarts and ore, ‘ad ether
and tal ubstances, and

res, Flac, sala
veda aod. propare.for market
t

yan, Inno usner tn eons
a pedient, and

8 Holstead & Wright

Cor. First Ave. and Washington! St.
THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING STO

MR. DEAN'S PENIS

Bxtaativo eth for Which tal
‘|x

Proposes ‘a Loan.

WILL COST ABOUT $30,000

Be Submits a Behofule of Btewet Grades, Bide-
walks bad Draing te Make Whish Ho Pre
pote a Now Money Bylaw—Te Improve
‘the Park,

Together with the resolution ask-

roduce a bylaw au-
thorizing the city council to borrow
$30,000 for street improvements,
Alderman Dean submitted to the
council a schedule of the improve-
ments he proposes. This is as fol
lows:

Sidewalk Columbia avenue, north
side from Spokane to St. Pai
street, south side from St. Paul to:
Monte Cristo street

swamp lying north of
‘Third avenue. .

Grade a passable width Columbia’
avenue west from Davis to Nevada

street, and sidewalk on same, five
feet wide, north side.

Grade a passable width Nevada
street to Thompson avenue and.
sidewalk on same on east side, four
feet wide.

Expend on alleys as follows:
Bock 26, $75; 28, $75; 4% $75;

$u

ing fo old townsite, Following in
Railway addition: Block,16, $2005
$150; 20, $100; 12, $50

S100; 28, $50; 30,
ae bape 32, $50; K, L
de a passable wan and side-

son tiarl crates, oS worth de
from Washington to St.Paul street,
sidewalk south side from Washing-
ton to Spokane street.

Overhau! and repair Centre Star}
gulch flume from dam to outlet,

27, |

picking ve all surtace drainage pos-
t Inrge box drain on Spo-

7 Washington street
and Columbia avenue,

Improve grade on Davis street
trom Columbia avenue to Princess)
Javenue and surface drain,

Improve grade on St, Paul street
from Cook to Seventh avenue, with
four-foot sidewalk from school]
house to Seventh avenue on east
side and from First to Second ave-
‘nue on west side,

Improve grade on Butte street
from Kootenay to Second avenue,
with four-foot sidewalk on west side
‘as above, enst side ton point 100)
feet north of First avenue; make
cut south side First avenue from
Monte Christo to Butte street and
sidewalk on same to Georgia street,

‘Sidewalk both sides and trim up|

vi TOMpsON avenue and put in cross-

, put sidewalk on south side

avenue from Davis street to west
eas ape Plate.

up
Moate Cento to. 100. feet
Butte street, also Monte Crist

from First to Second avenue,

to Butte street, one side.
Widen Lincoln from First to

at foot of Lincoln street J

a
Second avenue on
of |

Second avenue, using stuff to Sill in

walk Second avenue tram Lincoln | artes the’

old fire hall,

from Kootenay to Victoria avenue
‘on west side,

Grade passableCook venue from]!
Nevada to Earl street, trim up
thence to St. Paul street, putting
one four-foot sidewalk on side
expedient from Nevada to St, Paul
street,

Grade new south rond to the
park, clear and fence 20 acres.

Trim up and

Four foot sidewalk Rar! street |

Siw.

[Dated thls 1st day ol Jay, ree:

(Dated thls th day of June. 192

grade
Monte Cristo street feom Second to
Fourth avenue.

Grade passable continuations of
the following streets, connecting

Rolt & Grogan

FOR RENT.

Kootenay avenue from Spokane to
Washington street,

Grade passable and four-foot side-
walk Le Roiavenue from St. Paul]
to Butte'street on north side and
from Monte Cristo to Butte on|
south side.

Grade passable and four-foot site
walk west side of Cliff street
First to Le Roi avenue.

Grade passable Georgia street
from Columbia to First avenue,

four-foot sidewalk west sid
rade passable Phoenix avenue|
from CHR to Davis street, four-fot
sidewalk both
jidewalk from Phoenix to Union|
side of Davis

Grade passable Le Roi avenue
from Monita to Nevada street and
four-foot sidewalk north side.

Make side cut Second avenue
from Spokane street to bridge in
front of rink,

Grade passable Davis street from]
Second to Third avenue and Third!

Kootenay and Le Roi.

or thereabouts.
Grade passable Victoria” avenue
to Earl from Cliff street. i
passable Union avenue
to Earl street

Remove bluff from Lincola street
lying south of Columbia avenue.

Fill First avenue to grade be-
tween Spokane and

tensions range from two to 209 feet
L

Geet foor 164 Block.

Office and Tomes oF secon floor Burns
Bock.

Jarre Warebousen sonra town,

FOk SA’

Seven-roomed Dwelling, hoare, plastere!
Turniaed throurbos!, seg
Hotetan

‘on Second avenue.—A
'Soendid businesa opportainty

i|B, W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,
Ia. Castom House building
New York Life Insurance Agenct.
Rossland i.

‘and continue} "Fee

Make side cut, south side Cokum-
bia avenue between Butte and
Georgia street, so as to bring side-
walk to grade.

Match pairs, handsome turnouts,
carriages and  gurneys—Montana
stables. Ph

Jelly glasses, fruit jars in pi
quarts and half gallons, O. M.

Co, 106 E. Columbia avenue.
Phones 65 and 2 ta

Le Roi Livery, Feed

& Sale Stables.

JOHN ¥. LINDBURG .. ..PROPRINTOR
Weavy Traasferriar.
First-class Saddle 8 Pack Werses.

rABLES:
Commerciat Alley, "Phone No, 38,
Patotics Bax 1

Service tor thelyear 1900,
will be commenced
JUNE 10. The “Impe-|
rial Limited” takes
you across the Conti-
nent in four days with-
out change. It is a
solid vestibuled train,
luxuriously equipped
with every possible es-
sential for the comfort
and convetience of
Passengers. Ask your
friends who have trav-
elled on it, or address)

E. 4, COLE,

Vaneoures Bet

HOTEL HOFFMAN, |

Washington Street, Hoseland, B,C.

W. F, ANDERSON,
»

Furnished Room:

First-Class Bar.

Ration and Miners ‘Time Checks
‘cauhed, [ree

Marry Mcintosh - - Proprietor

|
m CARD OF TRAINS.
I

CANADIAN ||
PaciIFic

Double Dally Train Service.

Seat
SSoaire

SNe Ec
aloe eit
salt —"

CITY TICKET OFFICE,
ZEIGLER BLOCK,

Caruer,Howard aud Riverside,

Ter Oer

“NORTH COAST
LIMITED”

With New “Observation Cars,”

lectle Lighted

4, HL Genes Apt Seton
Portland,

NVESTORS

will find the office
of the

BIG FOUR

Consolidated Mining Co,

Toro doors, above, Masonic Hall,

Three Large Ve tins
Vals, slags Ore
west of the sity

Best Buyin Rossland

Will be pleased to
properties, &e., hy cal

how parties
g at office

HE Property of

Casca

HON-PRRBONAE A LIABILITY.

Divided into 2,000,000 Shares at 10 cents each.

F 600,000 Shares of which are placed in the Treasury.

thig Company consists of four ®claims, namely:

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The

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CAPITAL STOCK $200,00

“ROYAL KANGAR'

cendavduNannENsUUsEnIvesennneaneUneTeOtH

THE

de (Gjold Mining
Milling Co.

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“CASCADE, ” the “CASCADE FRACTION," the
“CALIFO! Il situate on Grenville Mountain, Trail Creek Mining Division of West Kootenay District, British Columbia, about three miles hon “Gladstone
s ane

While Great Britain is fighting the ‘on the ee cific Railway, and twenty-five miles from

Chinese, tually necessary to
introduce a special bill in parliament
to prevent the queen's subjects from
silling arms for use aguinst her own
soldiers and sailors.

many others.

Katie D. Green G..M.
and D. Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.
North Fork Salmon
District, B.C.
FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
Fitty thousand shares of the Company's Treasury Stack is now

:d to the public
7 1-2 Cents per Share,
Columbia Aveuue,
Rossia

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“The Chinese proposal to send the | nasi o el icipate, ie any. coining and
foreign ministers under escort to Seale i weadertal |
Tien Tsin is the on a \

possible of the assurances of their
safety.

cine fe eli ota A shaft qo feet deep has been sunk on the “Cascade” on a 4-foot vein of free milling quartz assaying from $13 08 the surface | w exergo
jo feet depth. Numerous open cuts expose the lead for ov Acannel enow being run on the vein, and an assay of $34.80 was
Sbiained at 25 feet. This tunnel is being made of al ching tunnel, ad ow 15 fee in Tenth eas een ascertained by

Experts that fe will concentrate 25 into 1, thus making concentrates of the average value of about

(00,00 per ton,

Property isitented on Owing to its proximity to the railway and to the fact thar it can be worked vey cheaply on account of it being a tunnel proposition a and hat the tunnel follows the veiti
Riv SAS!

and considering the average value of the quartz, it is safe to say that the "ADE" is one of the most promising misting propositions distrint
We are now selling the stock at FIVE CENT!

CASCADE GOLD MINNG
For particulars WM. B.

‘A London firm is reported to

have offered Lord Roberts $500,000

for a history of the South African |

war, Lord Roberts is too busy

making history to write it at press |® i eae ny arrangement

ent. pany, and to finance and’ carry 0 i ‘othernise,
‘am

id

onus, pate
te iene, nocurtes,| palienl

‘con: | money if sie ar benatolent Ob

je Saati, or bores

fo ne
Prat are quite informal, Ac-
co ernational law, nations
can ight, but they cannot be at wat
unless they comply with certain for-
malities, One of these is that the ———
ambassadors of each party must ask| Ladies’ tailori og Fi syle and
for, or be a nda ae passports. | satisfaction guacant ugh
Neithe i ed's,

payable in five monthly. pay
@ MILILING CO., LIMITED L’B’ Y.
TOWNSEND. Sexland, 8. C.

s, and recommend it to the public as a safe investment

and can be had on application to
GEORGE H. GREEN,
Sec-Treasurer.

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