ENGINEERS STRIKE IN ENGLAND.

Sixty-Five Thousand Men Are Out— A
Manifesto Issued.

The Engineers’ Union has issued a
tpanifesto, which reveals the fact that
its struggle with the employers has
reached the most momentous crisis in
the history of trades unionism in Eng-
land. The employers maintain the
position announced by them a week ago,
refusing to meet the strikers in con-

* ference, and declining to depart in the
slightest degree from the stand they
have taken until the men retarzi to work
unconditionally.

The manifesto roundly denonticas the
employers’ rejection of the overtures of
the strikers. Their insistence upon the
absolute submission of the worl:men to
their terms, the. pronouncement de-
clares, means their intention to crush
the entire organization of trades union-
ism in the country.

“We appeal to our fellow-trades

lly,” ‘the fe
continues, ‘‘to anewer the challenge of
the federated employers. The Engi-
neers’ Society has sustained its struggle
alone until the present time, but
1 aid is now ly neces-

"the manifesto then makes an sppeal
to the public to subscribe funds, ry Fhe
end af checkmating the arbitrary domi-
nation of the Employers’ Federation. It
denice that the re’ union ‘has

men are now either
on strike or locked out.

to ap
mediately to all trade sovieties and
workmen’s clubs of the metropolis ier
money to aid the strikers. Street
lections were made on Oct. 17, on Shieh
date a trades union domeuutration will

lack burn engaged in
f textile machinery
have heen compelled to stop work, ow-
ing te the strike of the engineers.
‘he strike is causing great delay in tte
construction of warships. No new shi
can be laid down in the Admiralty d
yards and material is wanting for the
safes of number of vessels. The
ttleship Goliath wants her stem and
mm posts, and the battleship Ocean
aeaninee castin: and engine patting,
Both vessels were to have ched-
this month, but the strike ee onde red
this impossible. The battleship Cano, bd
is. iyi at Fortemouth; waiting for
belt of armor, and the’ cruisers furious
and Gh tor are both waiting for their
engines.

——
AWARDS TO BRITISH COLUMBIA,

Provincial Exhibitors at the Spokaue Fruit
Fair Get Prizes.

J.B. Anderson, deputy minister of
agriculture, has sed by E.
Hutcherson, who has charge of.the pro-
vincial exhibit at Spokane, of the fol-
lowing awards made to British Colum-
bia exhibitors up to the date of writing.
Mr. Hutcherson added that this gives
British Columbia a prize for every entry
made as far as judged :”

Miecellaneous—J.Collins, Kelowna,to-
bacco. 1st; sane Bone, Ladner, squash,

nd, Lodner, eqush,
Ashcroft, white

reek, sei di lat;
Kelowna, Ben Davia, 4th;
tune, ‘Tran uille, Blue Permain, lat;
WeOli ner, Gravenst 4
F. Gonklin, Mission Vail
3 8. Gartell,
mpkin’s County, 1st; ‘Wm.
a dquille, MeIntosh Red, Srd; | fh
, Kelowna, Payaiskee,
1st; J. ‘Gortrell: "Trout Creek,
2 Vale 2nd; Frank
Mi a-De veail: i
H. we} lon . Ast
hode Island = G:

iy Wealthy,
rie FA ; Cowichan .
Yale

BOTH WERE FINED.

J. Cummins and Mr. McGaughey for Fighting
and Swearing,

John Cummins was fined $10 this
morning for striking and calling Mr.
McGaughey a liar snd Mr. McGaughey
in turn was fined $10 for calling Mr.
Cummins a bad name.

The trouble arose, it is claimed, out of
some mining claims which~McGaughey
had Mr. Cummins: to record. Last
week the two men met and in an argu-
ment which took place about the claims
Mr. Cummins called the other a liar.
Mr. McGaughey replied in kind and
was struck by the other. Mr. Mc-
Gaughey is under $1,000 bonds to keep
the peace owing to his trouble with
‘Wm. Austin, whois also under $1,000
bonds to keep the *

business here.

C THE CRESCENT
Monster Closing OutSale

$10,000 New Fall Goods Just Received.

These Goods were ordered and rhipped before we bad concluded to close out of
We now offer them at the Montreal Wholesa'e Price.

Domestics

Silks, Velvets, and Velveteens
Dress Goods
Dress Trimmings and Ornaments

and Linens

Ladies’ and Misses’ Garments

at Cost

Carpets and Linoleums
Gents’ Furnishing Goods
Gents’ Clothing

Boots and Shoes

x THE CRESCENT

Every Article in Our Store is a Bargain.

We are determined to close out our stock as speedily as possible

STUSSI BLOCK

“

THE HUNTERS SUCCESSFUL.

The fine weather since the slight fall
of snow is exciting Rossland’s admir-
ation. Such weather aq the preeent,

say old timers, bd likely to continue
"To ay jie by th it th ‘ket

jue 1e per ison in ie marke!

the oo bee tere, who wernt out xfter
the snow fall must have met with very

tagh

Chattel Mortgage Sale.
Under and by virtue of certain chattel

ras
brenkets, 5 contre Bi ponte ail

rooms, a
reads, 7 dinning room stoves,

dedap! fi
ge, ain ing room ‘utensils yan
; | sliverware together w eben, pa, Lures, giass-

silverwi
ware, wines, fiquors and cl
Fold goods, chattels, and effects are situate
‘Grand'Union Hotel, on columbia avenue,
City of Rossland , British Colum’
ted 16th

HECTOR McPHERSON,
‘Agent for Mortgagee.

Several hundred pounds of

; Bresh Roasted Coffees

Arriving weekly at our store
for the Rossland Trade.

Our Blend
Guatemala Costo Rico and Salva-
dor at 83c. per pound. Usually
sold for Mocha and Java at higher
prices.

Java Mocha",

Costa Rico and Guatemala Blend
at 40c. per pound. This is very
fine.

Aden Mocha

Old Government Java, the finest
in the market at 50c. per pound.

You will use our Coffees regularly if you
once try them.

HUNTER BROS

Wants, For Sale, Rent, Lost Ftc

Tencents aline for the firet'Ineertion: and flv
cents @ tine

} JOHNM. Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia
MeGREGOR, Atkinson & Co,

surveyors.

rokers

Mining Property For

Sale

‘The Undersigned has several Promising Prospects For Sale

at Reasonable Figures.

Will Give Working Bonds

Located on the Salmon River, North Fork of the Salmon

and Porcupine Creek.

Also Properties in the vicinity of Rossland,

J. L. WILSON, Grand Union Hotel,

Rooms Suitable’ for Housekeeping.

TO RENT

Having moved into our Fire Proof Building

The Record Three Storey Building

Is for rent in whole, or in part.

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

Rent to Suit the
Times, ,

Apply at This Office, sc

FOR RENT.

H. HENDERSON, ‘contractor and builder.

CB orpoe

For Rent: A furnished and
‘for rent ex the Ruocorp block.

FOR SALE.

For Satz om Luase—Twi
3ex00, on Tinovin ‘Btrest neat efor are

von Bata Chee 50 horse power potler in
Ps,
upright caer

For Sate; A.comple outfit for a country news-
TF tht column ress.
spiy at this ofc: oe

DEU
PB BASER'S Drug 8t-

aGier .
4 E. Columbia ave.

GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
M. FRIES, alley, rear Hotel Allan.

JHARLES Bates, Transfer
aye tC! quarters, Montana barn

EXPRK.'SMEN,
and Express. Head-

HARDWARE.

DRAYAGE,

JF QT

on | Movine: If you have household goods. to move

calla eg eager gr ee te
Drarage: The Red Star tranater Company

HOTELS,

Tux Leland: Columbia avenue.

han all kinds of freight
Traine: If you want deliveri:
an) Pking done call up the Hea 5 Star cor Btatees

ry Many tad, Jo you have s trunk or of

want moved, Pagsney ct | a
nafer Company will do it ‘Bromptly.
eae Liab tne lees es BP
it
fare responsible for all damages.
a Red Star Transfer Company meets all out-
roegeese ‘Or passengers.
a

ND Laundry, base:
R°Gnn prietsrent Union Hotel rahees ‘aaou, ‘pro:

LAUNDRIES,

LUMBER
8. KERRY &
A. ey the building Hin jumber, ete., everything

D5. Edward Bowes, office over Post Omce.

DEALERS.

CAR
Two LOADS
OF GOODS ON TRACK

GRANITEW ARE—+
At Former Prices of ‘TIN W ARE

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

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Co.

business. We have the

RED STAR

livery and Transfer (0.

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck aod

PHYSICIANS.

LIVERY STABLES.

Horses:Get ar saddle and ‘ho! v3
the Red Star Pest Berea ©

stables.

PLUMBEES.
IN & Wilcox.
Gmon & cox. No 18 E

y; are prep:

to

- thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler,

J.W. AARTLINE. PROP.

we tor the Ci bia & Westere
unload-and delzver all kinds of freight from cars; any
Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

BUSINESS PERSONALS.
Just: stop 8 Core look in Fraser’s window and see
the beautiful perfume stomizers. 21st

Grr the Recon? eve carrier for 2
cents per week. Lokve Grdare at tne oie

BATHS.

STEN
‘BS. Hele!
M 5, Helen L. Key

\OGRAPHERS.

Stenographer and Type-

WATCHMAKER,

BURBANK, one door west of Allan House, |

PALACE STABLES ™*

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,

DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.

WAG4.NGTON AND RESERVE STS.”

J.W.LANE PROP. -

Rossland, B. C.

BarwRooms fitted up with tubs and marble
basing, all kinds and styles. All wo: .
nay Stans 2. c.M, ‘Weller, ani

PERSONAL.

Dancina: int Dreyfous gives peivasy ae
irr r00 want the Rossland Evanin

Spokane go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. Graham.

RESTAURANTS.

ANOTHER valuable ne Vendome
THe Vendome restsuraut ho verving ane
meals and prices reasonable.
Busrvgss lunch 2 cents at the Vendome.
‘Tux Vendome gives quick serviceon snor:
ico and cveribing avi class.” _
—

PLUMBING,
ome ‘ELLPR, practical sanitary plum ber, cor

A

‘was sworn out against Cummins, and
Mr. Austin and D. McKellar went his
bonds for his appearance in court to-
lay.

Sir. Cummings and a witness, Mr.
Schafner, swore that after Gumusings
called Mr. McGang; hey a ist, Mr.

CITY OF ROBSLAND

Court of Revision.

Not tice, is hereby siven thatthe Court of Re-
sion, for the purpose of heari

Gaughey called him —— lying

McGanghey said te

could not remember of having used an:

such language. The magistrate then
fined both men $10 each.

_-—. rr.

lan
nd, on Monday,
the firat gi en ‘A.D. 1807, at 2orele
W. McQUEEN, C.M.C.
fit Clerk's Ufice, Rossiand, B.C., Sept 20th,
. woe ® *sheims

oP and Columbia avenue. ’! De

DENTISTS.
Dx, Finiey, dentist, Stussi vloek.

Classified Business Directory.

BROKE:

Fk A. bast mining t broker, P.O, box 265

SECRET aaa

7 | ROLAND,
Yigclag Grothe
John Kirkup, N-
CORINTHIAN

1 Recon in| $f

NI
 E.
B. and 8.

RossLAND Miners’ 01

meets in Mi

ine of the ion be
‘mem
e mgmbers of this

sono,
invit

|.—Red.

Koi agen

Mor Monday” Is eat ft we
mday ‘n:
ght tn ony Bat

nd Sth Wednesday ofeach month

Folia Jack
"On }. John as a

ai
dk

» Will mm
evening at ita
era mad an 2

%. There will be a
me ee

hall. Visiting’ by Pare
ted. J.L. Parkers prery a a

Mountain Tent No. 4 meets

B.

D.D.S8., L.D.S.
Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental
college avd Hospital of Oral Surgery.

Stassi block.

FINDLEY,

in 8 ce!
March, 1897, an

book vol, 1:
ae fa

be offered for eal

toria, in

Dated at the City of

= Rossland, B. C

October, 1807,

raat which: isn te

hundred ana ssventy a ni
located

01
he sale.

Mortgage Sale of Valuabin City Pro-
perty.

rand by virtue of
in mor!

id
fegistrar General at Victor
10 GA,

having
ii the ¢ oheyment thereof, there will

PUBLIC AUCTION
hton & Bannett at their a1
att
two

the power.
on the 22nd

in the ily of Mo
rare a (a9) and. being. ae
corne:

For further par-

SMITH CURTIS

Vendor's Solicitor,
Rosslani

Rossland,’

Applications for Liquor Licens0.

Ne here! that the und
te sae of 20 days, 0 apRr et rite
om

of sale con- e city of

co feo Woward
lock 1 Tubdivision

J. A. aouan,
Dated 17th of September, 1897.

be Olay ot eee
= nd,
1a the | ones to sell Liquor ty ne premises
to mn_lot
Sa Blosk 220 eae tae ae ‘city
Hossain: STACK & MacDONALD.
Dated Sept. 29th, 1897.
—_—X—X—X—X—_—=_——_
See McKinnon at the Alhambra.
‘What does Alhambra mean? It was
a Moorish palace where the Mooris
3 repaired to spend their summers.
Buck isthe name of McKinnon’s hos
a. | telry on Washington street. +27
————
The Klondike.
For the finest rooms in the city with
free use of baths call upon Mrs. Jennie
L. Stone, The Klondike, top floor ae

ders block, , Columbia avenue and Lin A 2 a

in naraber

oe Ave.
this 7th day of

Rossland Evening Record.

VOL. II. No. 102.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER

19, 1897.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

3

Decorations.

A New Line of

Wall Papers

from 173¢ cents a roll 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 fur
Bar Decorations.

H. S. Wallace's

Stationery, Wall Paper
And Fancy Goods Store.

Is our Prescrip-
tion Business
increasing daily ¢

WHY

Simply becanse™ people:
know we'always dispense

Just_ what the/Doctor ordered
Go with the multitude to
Fraser’s ,
Drug
Store.

International Music. Hall,

One Week Only. Monday Oct. 18.

OMENE
MILLE. TAERESE

Howard and Burdock.
Amission This Week Only 2be.

Le Bon Marche Millinery House,

121 East Columbia Avenue.
Complete Fall git portatipus Of. ws

.. Millinery. Novelties

‘Now on.eale, by far the} 1
‘display ever made here. Select Styles of Trimmed Round
‘Hats and Toques. Models from the leading Paris House
Aleo ch ice styles of dress and suit hats from our own work-
roome. Large.variety of Walking Hats and Sailors from
50c. up. Pattern Hats from $3.00 up. Inspection invited.

NOEL & HALEY,

{Successors to] P/, BURNS & co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Beef,
Pork, Mutton, Fish, Game, Oysters.

SPOKANE BT., noeaL.ain:

JOHN R. COOK,
Office and Business Rooms
* TO RENT x

Corner of Colambia Avenue and Washington Street. Best location
in the city.

Good Misting Property. Shares of Stock in

Good Substantial Companies. Town Lots.

OFFICE WITH

Rossland Mining Abstract Co.,

Over Post Office. JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent.

GRAND UNION HOTEL.——_
ED. KANE, Assignee. GEORGE BUSHNELL, Manager.
Columbia Avenue * . ‘ , - Rossland, B. C
Largest and best dinning room in the city. Fifty finely
farni rooms, fiist-cl: Rates bI

FAST STONE WAS CAST

By Fourteen Men Who Try to In-
timidate Two Employees of
the Record,

STAUNCH UNION MAN'S STATEMENT

Reason Why Predjudiced People
Under Cloak of a Union’ Seek
to Destroy Their Brothers.

At a special meeting of. the -Rogsland.
typographical union held last~ evening’
Theodore Ruech and myself, who have
been employed for the lagt:six months
in the capacity of. compositors in the’ of-
fice of the Eventinc Reconp, were de-
prived of our union cards. Eber OC.
Smith, proprietor of the Rrcorp was in-
formed of this action immediately after-
wards by acommittee from the ‘union
which reminded him that he had signed
the union scale of wages and agreed to
employ tnion men only. In plain lan-
guage thie meant that Mr. Smith must
dischargé us.

For more than 21 yéars I have been a
memiber of the typographical’ union, ; I
have worked at my trade duriug this
time in all of the principal cities and
towns in the United States. My adher-
ance to union principles has never be-
fore been questioned, and no union man
has ever uttered the charge that I have
sought to violate my oath..in letter or.
spirit.

This ia the first instance in my life
that I have been forced in sheer neceasity
of self protection against the slanderous
remarke Of some of my chief accusers,
who in bar-room speeches, that drip;
with filth, ronounced me a “‘ecab’’ and
@ * rat” re the local union had de-
folded to take away my caid. These men

by insidious methods so far forgot their
obligations to thelr union, to Mr. “Rusch
and myself ag men, and union men, that
they sought to do by blackguarding what
they jeer’ c could not be done within the

ion:

ceeded to make their intentions pre-
maturely public, and have bandied our
names about the city in a manner that
would shame any conscientious union
man who has a scintilla of respect for
himeelf or his order. This ia the reason
for making @ statement which will ehow
the animous of the attack upon me and
will put a different hue on the story
those fellows are so anxious for the
public to believe.

The groands | upon which the local

dus

union ar ly

were that we boarded with Mr.
Bmith ina dining. oom provided for his
family and where members of his editor-
ial staff and some of. his. printers

shell Inbal FRED PETERS LAID TO REST.

clamor of the 14 members et the local
union proclaiming a man to be a '‘scab”
who has cherished his card ‘and’ what it
represents, through days of strife, and
was never ‘aconsed of anythi ing #0 heinous
as boarding where he pleas:

A. J. Bar.

PLANS OF THE €. P. R.

Will Bulld a Smelter at Robson—The New
Route.

President Van Horne, — an Ross-

County Court Will Convene in
Dominion Hall To-
morrow.

land made a
business man that the 0. P. R., would
be in Rossland by May next. This
seems iikely to be true when taken in
e-nnection with the unusual activ:ty of
the ‘managing officials ‘of the great
system, who have each in turn paid
their respects to Rossland, and from the
fact that the route

A via LIST OF NEW CASES

Davies Sues the ‘Le Roi for $5,000
, Damages—Judgment and Ad-
List.

and Robeon is lined with ©. P. R. sur-
veyora.

This large force of surveyors, which
-has members in Rossland, at’ the milk
ranch, at intermediate points along the
line of survey and in. Robson, would
otherwise attract much attention, but
for the fact that its +p’ rsonel
is made. up of .men_ who
mind their own business and © say
eon

Ergm ons of these an old rail
nian earned hat it x one
an be intained
by. Chins creek ‘fiat.
grade, | Gr 30 engineer claimed, could not
poesib be had via Centre Star gulch.

t, idly pee sevms beyond a doubt that

the route into Rossland will be along
the line now being suryeyed which en-
ters Rossland from the east. If this is
the plan followed the railroad will
make a curve from the C. P. R. terminal
grounds to China flat and then proceed

lown the north side of Trail creek until
it comes upon another flat above Trail.
From there it will strike off in an_north
easterly direction and reach the Colum-
bia near the mouth of Sullivan creek.
The Columbia & Western will

per cent

:| parallelled from this point unless ar-

rangements are made to use its track.
To 2 Ro! further into the plans.of the C.
P.R., it may be said from a reliable
source that that company will build a
smelter at Robson. It slrensiy. son,
nected with the Slocan country By rail
and will economize by usining Slocan
ores to flux Rossland ores. Accordin;
to the Nelson wil

County Court will convene to-morrow
morning. There are many new cases on
the docket, among which are some very
important ones. Among these is one in
which Davies sues the Le Roi Mining
Co. for $5000 for personal injuries alleged
to have been received while working in
the mine. It promises to be a hard
fought case, Aarrister McLeod repre-
sents the company and Carrister White-
sides the plaintiff.

Court will convene at'11 o’clock sharp
in Dominion hall, which Sheriff Robin-
son has rented for this session of court.
This place will be much more comfort-
able than the Magonic hall and handier
for attorneys to reach. It is located on
Spokane street south’ of Columbia
avenue,

Unless Rossland receives an appro-
priation from the government with
which I construct a new court house

the county court in Rossland this year
as Judge Fe Forin declared on the bench at
the sittin, that he
would not, te told court Eere during cold
weather unless better quarters. were
provided. If his honor carries out his
promise ft will cause the

torneys much inco: as in the

FOR A NEW GOURT ROOM}

this will probably by the last session ot or to:

. B. Wing, et al ve Rose,

et al,
10'to enforce mechanics lien, Bar-

Mac!
‘Thompson vs ‘MoVigh. $14.50, board,

Barriste:
Davies vs rete Co. $5000 damages
Barristers McLeod & Whiteside.

The International.

Omene opened her engagement last
night to the biggest audience ever in the
house. Packed to the door at raised
prices of admission, matiy were turned
away. High were the expectations, but

they were realized as Omene beyond all

doubt is an artist to her finger tips. In

her magic act ahé mystified gil = bat at

romslned, for her dadein, to fully”
01

no ereetihe

eoue Hot a) of Fans owing to illness, but i¢
is prom: she will appesr
Heard "an "Bardock benhrmed She

traprestiod made before.

Fire Boys’ Meet,

The ‘newly “organized Volunteer Fire
Department met lset evening at Fire
Hall No. 1 in the Shaw Hota when the
annual election

orking™ in harmony
e ox Counedl, and the citizens
are one more secure in case

pei alas
Nakusp Is All Right.
Comodore Gray of Trail came up
from Trail with his usual fund of good
s‘ories and wit. Mr. Ger says the
Nakusp will be taken eh rocks toda:
morrow and be
she. an make h or Fe
I. ray 6a)
on the ‘Bebeon bra bra:
connect with steamers.
The. Japanese Funeral.
Mr. Ods, the Japanese, who died on
, was buried at 2 o’clock to-day

winter time it will be ; hatcer ‘and inore
to hold coui

oe slighted eomewhat. Nelson’ had
ho to be the center of the

tha
during any, other time. Even a3 we is ‘it
the veral

from White’s undertaking parlors. A
number of Japanése attended the funeral,
among them the nwite of deceased. The

industry, but it seems the C. P. R , has
other pl jana.

‘Toele Non Number.

Miners’ Union Ometate at the Grave of One of | year.

thousand dollara a year to attend < court
at’ Neleon. One. prominent ‘firm’ said

i | that upon the: miere™ fact a supreme

being located land
lit Twoulfuere his firm means ¢ 000 a

The list of new cases for this eteedn
is unusual): nd gil

+One minera d the re-
mains of Fred Peters to the Laurel Hill

been kept.very. busy ee
ranging the docket, ‘the summons and
judgment aj new

cemetery at. 11 o'clock this
Mr. Peters had been a miner in the city
but a few months. But he was affiliated
with an organization that cares for the
wid6w and the orphan and buries its
dead. He was poor, but poverty is no
crime.

The Miners’ union turned out as on

boarded by choice. If more a
charges could have been invented it is
reasonable to suppose that they would
not have been overlooked. We denied
the jurisdiction of the local union to dic-
tate tous where we
we had changed our piece,
their request in order ty gratify their
whims they would have had the same
right to move us from one eating house
to another and make ‘‘monkeys” of us,
denying us the right to doas they, them:
selves Seat where they please, if the
restaurant man will stand their werk.
The men who instigated the trouble
were actuated hy motives arising from
nal animosity directed inst

Eber c OC. Smith. They were so poet in

should board. Ff tem

all of b of brother-
hood and saw that a fitting funeral cere-
mony.was performed. The reinains of

te,
cases are given below:
JUD$MENTS AND SUMMONS
Corsair ve Dempster. “Bazvister Ab-
bott.

Shaw ve McKenzie. Barrister Forin.
Angio-Cole Co. vs Young. Batrister

Creighton va Quiraley. Barrister
Barrieter Ab-
Barrister Mao-
Hunter ve Hand. Barrister MacNeill.

Lippman vs Ehlers.
“Hunter vs Smith.

direction at
Undertaker Beatty. Besides the dele-
gates from the Miner’s Union, who were
solicitous that a fitting service should be

CABES.
Soule va Fourteen G. M. Co.
ister Clate.

Revesbeck vs Porry. Et al for goods
sold.

Bar-

held, were a n«mber of of
e di why slowly followed the
bier to ie last resting place.
‘he Pia pts |-bearers on
leyers, John Stone, Ole Oleson,
tom Tesacson and John Aho.

‘is occasion were:

Matthais Bros. vs H. Henderson, | ter
which was refe: to registrar. Bar-
rister McDonald.

Paget Sound News Co. va Funk. Bar-
ridter | Clute.

The was prey
by the Miner’s Union:

his employ and the

was brought up on
when nought op Spee in his office
end t the: denied that they were obliged
there. If they lied then, ey
are Past entitled to be believed now.
The objections on this score were not
raised by the men-~employed in the
Racorp office.
One man who has been peligicualy
active in heaping abuse and_backin;
the charges against us in the

October 19, 1897.
We, on behalf of the Rossland Miner's
Union No. 88 of the Western Federation

tothe relatives and

We ath to thank Rev. Irwin for his
services on this sad occasion.

J. T. Rosgees, President.
JG. Secr-tary.

boat

union, was a few weeks since
in the Recorp composing room. The
rietor of the Recorp bought hia

Rodding suit for him, and furnished him
with transj ortatiun for himeelf and wife
to the amount of $175 gratis.

Another one of the 14, who has as
many faces as @ flock of sheep, and who
was formerly employed on the Recorp,
laid off and boarded with the proprietor
é weeks without being asked for a cent

p payment, jand never said as much as
“ ank y

ou.
Two others who refused to leave ‘the
composing room at the busiest
time in the day, just as the paper was
about to go to een, , when requested to do
20 by Mr Smith, as they were interfering
with the work of his printers and
toe they did not propose to wait until
e printers were through work before
they transacted their businees were or-
dered out of the office by Mr. Smith and
of course are not personal friends of his.
Another inember of this gallant 14
lost his joh on account of perpetual

Hotel"Allan For Sale

1 Only.

Anotherdne was discharged for in-
competency by one of the present kick-
ers who was Shen soreman, of the Rec-

oRD composing
the justice

For P

Rel. ing ex ticity upon
of the internat va rae we

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. CO.

ie hundred airy bedrooms. Parlors, baths,
willaed and private ela room ‘Diging room unexcelled. Electric lights,

conveniences.
~————The Only Brick ifotel in Town. ——"™

as the 5 apicamresien) jud, = between ime

inka of the

the people not

hi ad rely u i tla the M.
and tl om 8 rely apo i tm ihe

Young Men’s Liberal Club.

The first regular nfeeting of the above
club was held in the Imperial block on
Monday evening last when the commit-
tee formed for the purpose of drafting
by-laws presented their report. These
by-laws are founded on those governing
the Young Men’s Liberal association of
Toronto and were accepted by this club
with « few sl'ght alterations.

_ The election of officers held at the Pre-

meeting was

rer number rigned the anember-
ship roll and any other young Liberale
whe have not already sign the same
may do eo at the ne: zt regular meetin;
trhich willbe held in the school-room of
the Imperial bi Paweed the lst
day of November at
be sub commences ita under the
most
to become a very strong “organization.
Cheap Passenger Rates.

Portland to San Francisco via the U.
R. & company’s steamers, cabin $5.00,
steerage, $2.50 including meals and

berth. Bervice unexcelled. For through
rates, satli et dates, berth reservations
and detailed information callon E. bad
Ruff, agent Red Mountain ee +) OF
Adams Trav. ars and
o: B.&N. No. 30

Ave., Soasised,

. = Cronyn.

Blue.
workmen. Barrister Hamilton.
sh vs Beall.

Barrister Whitside.

Allen vs plaraas:
Barrister Ham:

Chandler vs eplor Work, &c. Bar-
tister Hamilton.

Campbell va “Old Fi + M. Co.
Sinking shaft. Barrister Foriu

Hock et al. ve. McCallum, referred.
Barrister Forin.

Promissory note.

ter MacNeil
ia ers a Long. Barrister White-
side.

Cooper ve. Nest Egg Co. Barrister
Forin,

Mendall ve. Cameron, iur note.
rister Whiteside.

NEW Cases.

Craig vs. Mannainead, $4)

For boarding ’

Services rendered. |!

Bar- poe

in Seattle before
coming here

cA Banh of Kore

te whee tet

a@ chain. 5 ° Reoorp of-

Union Printer Wanted.
Wanted .a good, competent, sober

pal nion Pte Datty Recorp of-
NEWS ABOUT 1 THE CITY.
tgaerie, teams are Youd ‘into the
Childrea’e kid wloves end J lechew’ kia
tehed beck akin

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£42.50 shoe
a set eins a gciment:

M ’ and dressing aS
shied yee Aid elsewhere at seg cenit

Blue vs. iionesley, referred, Barris- | °™

c..M. Voller. | beg popular plumber, ,

Barrister Macieill.
Barr vs. Dickman, $76 rent.
wedi
‘allaham vs. McCluek: board.
Barrister MacNeill. Eas
‘ampbell Bros. vs. O. Davis, $63.33
A goods sold. Barrister MacNeill’ .
Brown et al.. vs. Ross et al., enforce-
ment of mechanic’s lein toe #1, 211.65, 65.
Barristers McDonald & Crony
cCargar vs. B.C.S. S.&R Co., $1,000
dam: Barrister Forin.
Ritl et ys. McKinnon et al.. e274" for
goods sold. Burrister McLeod.
Hunter Bros. va. Blue & Lion Br'g
08 goods Mac-

Barrie

i sold. Barrister
eill.
Hunter Bros. vs. Louis Blue. $400.19
goods sold. Barrister BecNsill.
B.C. 8. & R. Co. vs. A. W: Pech.
$75.76 iamber. Barrister Hamilton
B ewman v. Cooper et al. $210" de-
it and damages. Barristers Mac-
aid and Cronyn.
Castle ve Hand.

$50 for jion
a certain house. Fe MeDor

Barristers MeDonald

ips vs Wilson. $50 work done.
Barrishe MacNeill.

he wag
ia

c

a
autre Ys the new branch Tine beg
tween and Robson by re €
This will stable Roeslanders. to ote
Rossland and arrive in Robson inaidc Pere
an kes 46 minutes

id to Trail, another 8 for
minutes 18 consumed in transferring
the broad gage, and then it take: Hun-
ininutes more to reach Robson, maki
one hour and two minutes for ‘the tre
As time is money poe stitiserslies
will be very much
road is in 9 ration. © Eapecialy ‘e tlanter
true, jing lawyers ave
to Nelson to file their cases.
Seepnty Ave novelty, ¢ ares paterns fox
$3.50 a euit at Hunter
Aly tight heaters, Saal th lined at Hoge,

—_—_—_——__—_ today.
Piano for Sale. true bill
A nearly Dew. Fisher sesh F pent to trial

of sale at a great
office,

Gregeon va F ve Funk. $51 is
ink. $5! promissory note | Umbrella in fancy handle

ne

A splendid line of ladies’ m:etock broker

at Hunter Bros. Mask s ot
i