INTERNATIONAL COi!zRENCE,

Member of Parilamont Sa Says the Silver Out-
look Is Hopoful.

Vancouver, B. C., Sept. 27.—James
Roche, member of parl'ament for East

Kerry, is now in the Slocan district of | !

the Kootenay. Mr. Roche is deeply
interested in the silver question, and as
he was a member of the conference that
recently dealt with that question in
England, his views should prove inter-
esting. In an interview Mr. Roche
said

“We have the strongest assurance
from Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Balfour
that an international conference will be
called at Brueselain May. I think the
business transacted at Bruseels will re-
sult in the reopening of the India mints
at least. Senator Wolcott, of whom so
much has been heard on the bimetallic

question, isan exceedingly cleversman | Gia:

and a powerful champion of the cause.
Though considered a free lance by the
public generally in the voicing of hi®
views while in England, I have the
strongest reasons for believin, that he
was an accredited representattve:

United States government. on. thi
casion. Next to the United’ Beaten, the
strongest supporters of bimetallism are
the French, and I_ think the recent ac-
tion of the Bank of of Haglan which has
given vie | to ie ion, was the

made by the French, I believe we have
not done as much for the canse_in two

10 Wi
or three years as the Bank of England ‘

has done in one stroke.”
HEMRY GEORGE NOMINATED.

Important Political Development in the
Greater New York Situation.

New York, Sept’ 27.—[fhe most im-
portant development in the Greater
New York political situation today was

* the unanimous nomination of Henry
George for mayor by the United Dem-
ocracy, composed of numerous free sil-
ver and Bryan clnbs. Mr. Geurge once
pe led 68,000 votes as a labor- candidate
for mayor of New York. His strength,
ifhe should accept, would be drawn
principally from the democratic vote.

Sa
Made a Century Run.
Chatham, Ont. Sept. 27—A. E.
Johnson of Chatham and Charles
Roberts of Toronto yesterday broke the
American and Canadian 200-mile bi-
cycle road record. They started from
ae city at 7:05 a. ‘1m.
al

pleted the second 100 miles in 7:35, the
time for the double century being 18
hours and 26 minutes.
ee
Will Walk Over the Falls.

J. Bovine, the well known contortion-
ist of this city, will coon leave. for Spo-

kane to perform the difficult feat of 8

crossing Spokane falls ona tight rope.
He saya ifhe fallshe will fall in the
alls.

_—
C. & C. May Be Sold.

J. H. O'Leary, Mr. Abbott and W. A.
Jowett, shareholders of the C. & C.
mine, held a. meeting Jaft evening and
decided to go ahead with develo; chads |

pending a sale which the shareholders
are now considering.

——
. Premier Turner Coming.
Premier Turner is expected to arrive
in Rossland to norrow. He wasdue to
arrive here today but failed to make
connections. He will be interviewed by
the council and school board.
Released from Jail.
Willie Foss and John Wrye, two
young incorrigibles, were released froin
good be-

jail today upon promises of
havior.

Married.

Wilton James Wooliver to Miss Anna|@
Father N. A./ Beets

Rusch both of Trail, ‘b
divers today at Catholic church of Ross-
and.
Baar In Rossland.
Bear tracks were seen in the limits ot
Rossland this morning towe:
elanghter house.

this morning to try and track him.

Settled ‘Dispute.
A. McDonald charged with assaulting | Cy

. James Walker settled the case today by | Squas

paying court coste.
FROM THE RECORDS.
TRANGFRES.

SEYTEMSER 27.
Hamilton, Charles R i to

re of the | k

and
Tea according to ‘quality
Canned

Several hunters left] 4

Figures That Spenk of the Progress of De-
velopment of Rossland’s Mines.

from the principal mines lor the last
week ¢ cad ing August 28 were:

Columbia &
Centre Star.
Clift

ORE SHIPMENTS AND DIVIDENDS.

The ore shipments to various smelters

cents a fine thereafter.

Wants, For Sale, Rent, Lost Etc

Tencents a tine for the first Insertion: and five

Dissolution of Partnership

we. eoakey and 8, Glasal
an & ('o., is this

muttal al consent, the said Glaz

SITUATIONS WASTED
Wanrmo—Piret cl

in mining camp. this offiee, 27-6.

clase ay F cook deniresaivuation
App!

by'ike Colskoy. watabaty
Tit COUR
Rossland B.C., September 25,0 1907.

FOR RENT.

ictagialt SOIR? Ss

Cresent Drv Goods

for rent in the Rrcorp

Waxrap To rent, & iwelling house. edhphly

For Rant: A sry and | gaturnished room

Rossa Lo
id Feiss "alent ta
fe far tig rethren < coral Hall

ora

Seguey lto on ag were as follows:

*Gcncaniza
From get 14 to June 19, fnclusive
tne ore milled in the camp was, as fol-

«+» 2,472 tons
. 230 tons

Dividends Pals
The dates send amounts of dividends
aid by the Le Roi mine are as fol-

$25,000

50,000
25,000

RRRRES!

January 6, 1897.
January 27, 1897
February crake .

_SEEEESESTESESEEEE

ugnst 8, 1807
gametnber 7. | 7,4

Total .

SSRRRSRSRERS

g
E

ROSSLAND RETAIL MARKET.

Lemons Are Tighter than Ever Before---Sel-
ng for $6 per Case.

The market keeps firm. Fresh meats
are steady and vary very little. Flour
and butter has advanced a little, but
now promises to hold steady. Regari-
ing fruit the market is flush.

Plain steak.
Round steal

Sausage.

Corn eet
Mutton chops .
Lamb chops.
Mutton leg

rib,
33, U8 per Ib.

Store I Campbell, 420.
McKinley, J D 1, McGaughev to Con-

rad Wolfe.
SEPTEMBER 28.

Alba, Elba Fr, Lucky Bob and Dia-
mond Fr—David Burr to the Elba-Trail
Creek Gold Mining compan ys

Michigaisie 2-3, ester Glass
Ge ree Watergiow Che J Geale Dick.

Charleston, James Johnstone to RT};

Daniel, $100.
CERTIFICATES OF WORK.
September 27—Western Spy, Queen
of Sheba, King Solomon, Ws’ Seen
Ivanhoe.
September 28—Clyde.

——
We Was Rapid.

W:
She—Yonr friend Owen seems to have
- Bi

run into debt pretty deep.
He—Run into debt? He scorched !—
Yonkers Statesman.

W. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING,
Court, near Bt.

Mining hammers.. 16@

: -18 per Ib
Household ‘Utensils.

OPEN RAY AND MIOr7.
Cnakets aod Xotal Lining al
‘Veegeapk racrs promptly at

viband
ated to.

85,742 tons
: For SALE.—A

"—— | Movina: If you have ho’
Red Star ti

DENTISTS.
b] bn. Froraey, dentist, Seunsl vlook.

TA. § A is Hibe buliding line.

Ib. | F)B. Eaward Boyes,

* | Rossland, fore

FOR SALE.

Fou Sae.—Chea| a
good cor dition, A nee ae Box 612, Rossland,
and q boller, M sod less

Tone month, faguire
a Orel, oa

For SALE: A comple
papers W: = noua column hani
ply at this o}

DEAYAGE.
usehold gooda to move
tranalet wagon.
Star Transfer Company

calla
Drayacs: The
handles all Minds a of freight

50 horse power boiler in
wer "apr right ‘engine

lano at io bargain on easy

Pest
ORSAY ND Lodge, Ni

goo sion,
K. of R, and

(0. 8. “There will be a

nia
cordially fn! invited. J.

ist, 8rd and 6th

nership Rergtofore exiating, Rone

oly ed by
retaining the
bills to be Bolfected

resorts Tal ao
ined to attend.
mn, Jr., Bec.

onth
Gating brsibren are are cordially: a reited to at

Frid tt ar pe fig Hall at
e
ron, ee pole rh see! Clarke,

Of this lodge

K  O.T.M.—Red Mountain Tent No. 4 meets
of each month

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 Potcupine Creek,

Also. Properties in the vicinity of Rossland,

J. L. WILSON, Grand Union Hote,

in Society Hall.

Teamina: If a want deliverin Or teamin
guy Rind done ‘aon ne call —— Biatfe.

BaaaacE: dt you abaya @ trunk o1

a wa

‘& Eokapany todo fy
hey are o responsibi for all damages.

Company ‘meets all out.

Tasing and ma ioccoming tatce end will call at

Sny part of she clty for baggage or passengers.

LIVERY STABLES.

You Can Get Good

Rossland Beer
For Five Cents a Glass

At the
Dominion Hotel

Rossland for Rossianders

TO RENT

Having moved into our Fire Proof Building

The Record Three Storey Building

Hoeses:Get your saddle and pack horses at
the Red Star stables.

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Jugs stop and look iu Fraser's, window and see

ca oy Room pir aight: = y earrior Par ‘ns
cents per week. Leave orders at the office.

BATHS.

The
Canadian Gold

LIMITED.

PEEBONAL.

sold only at par.

Dancine: Professor Dreyfous gives private les
sons eve.y day.
in Tou want the Rossland Evenina pieces | in

‘ne go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. Graham.

The Waiters Co., Ltd. Ly.

Cable Address: “ Walters.

Fields Syndicate

Mines: Sunset No. 2 and Alabama,

zy | gold-copper, at Rossland; the Jennie,

silver-lead, near Kaslo, Bona fide mine
Shares

Official Brokers, Roseland, B. bes
Neili’s, Moreing & Neal’ Lieber'st Ja Clougb's
elie. Moreteg s, jobersan joug!

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.

Rooms Suitable for Housekeepibg.
Times,

Rent to uit the

ANoTHER valuable discove! ue
Testaurant is the best place in i town to
ver Vendome restaurant leads, eying a fine
‘and prices reasonable.

Business 3 lune 25 cents at the Vendome.
ey Vendome gives quick serviceon sof n>
and everything first class.

endome

GIBGON & WILCOX

ished on all work.

PLUMHING.

Shop and office at

CM, Warten, practical sanitary pluraber, cor
kane street end Columbia avenue. ‘Phune

Pe fice Block.
CoLrrwRya AvENTs,

Practical Plumbers

Rorsnavo, R. 6.

Apply at This Office —--s/7:

FOUND.
UND—Pale tale tooth. Apply ry ioe.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

Patronizx home indust:
Kootenay end Rosslant
in Rosslanc

. Smoke: Enterprise
Favoritecigars, made

Classified Business Directory.

BROKERS.
BML, Bi Hobbs & Co., mines and stocks. Mem-
the Stock “Exchange. Office Grand
Union Hotel.
BANK A. Basra, mining broker, P.O. box 265
Fan Howl,

JORE MB ‘Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia

McaEECOR, Atkinaon & Co, brokers and land
m 1, Occidental building.

Wood and Coal

money by burning

Roslyn or Cle-Elum Coal.

Orders received at Rossland
Drug Store. Post Office Block.

If you have a Coal Stove you will save

If not you can buy Tamarac, Hemlock
and Cedar at very roasonable figures
ro!

NELSON'S Wood and Coal. Co.

| | CAR :
Two ,Sa8. ¥
OF GOODS ON TRACK

GRANITE W ARE
At Former Prices of TIN W. ARE

Jessup Steel is “the only steel

Rooma ‘Newly Fitted and

CONTRACTORS.
H. HENDERSON, contractor and der.
C.Bro. Box 605. im vee

DRUGGISTS.
FEF. RASER’S Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

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

Furnished and

Prices Reduced

International. Hotel

$3.00 a Week.

that will stand the hard rock

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Co.

RED STAR.

SXPRESSMEN.

CHARLES Bai Trataler end Express. Hoaa-
quarters, Montana barn

HARDWARE.
J: ¥. TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.

HOTELS,
eee
‘Tu Leland: Colombie avenue,

LAUNDRIES.
ROSSLAND Laundry, three doors east of Post

NoDelay.
curities, apply

T. Gregson & Cu.

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.
Advances made on Consignments.

Notaries, Conveyancers, etc.
HOFELANT. B.C.

Money to lran on Mortgages and Cotateral Be

Livery and Transfer: (0.

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck and
business. We have the transfer p we for the Ci bis & Wester~
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinda of freigat from cars; any
thing meved—from a trunk toa boiler, Quick work. Telgphone No. 8.

LUMBER DEALERS.
KERRY & Co. lumber, ete., everything

PHYSICIANS,

PLUMBERS.
GIRBON & Wilcox. No 18 E Columbis ave

STENOGRAF ERS.

‘BS. Hele:
M writer, emma 1 a eRerePber and Type

WATCHMAKER.
URBANK, one door west of Al louse,
Br eotamule eve Hes Bowes

Applications for Liquor tonnes...
js hereby given that the und
wii at che vena! lion ots 80 days, aj 7 to renee
Hoard of Licotte Commissioners: of tas Clty of
transfer of Mquor license,
be Bowsed House to Merchant's Hotel, tot 10,
vision of district lot 585, Lity of

. A. GOUGH,

Rosalent 1) B.C.
Dated 17th of September, e097.

Notice is hereby given that J will apply a
the next sitting of the Board of License Com:
missioners for the City m1

cense to sell liquor, Total

known es the rena sit

fr block 27, enbdivision ‘or District lot Bas, “bity

of Rossland.
MACK & MacDONALD,
Dated Sept. 20th, 1897.

C. M. Weller,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER
All work attended fo promptly

nd Spokane street.

A
NEWSPAPER
cure

IF 80,
ADDRESS

ALLEN G. SMITA.

TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO,

Office and shcp corner Columbia . .

September 30th.

If you want a Store or Office in a
BRICK BUILDING

You had better engage them now.

The Record’s New Fire Proof Building

Will be finished by September 30th.

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

Let me

and submit 1

We carry a full line of builaing paper
at prices to suit the times, give usa

We carry a full and complete line in

call, Hunter Bros.

goods.—Hunter

sock department. No trouble to show

IPALACE STABLES ™”*

! SADDLE AND PACK HORSES, .
| DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.

J. w. LANE. PROP. - *" Rossland, B.C.

Sooo oe
VoL. i. No. 86.

ND, B

ENING

Record.

BRITISH “coe ‘a

Decorations

A New sine, ot

wan

line of S MRARTE from.

stock in two to eight roll lots.
Will give figures on Contract Work |} |-
Special line of Fancy Papers for}

Bar Decorations.

igre

nter
ape Ne “ti national

Music * Hall

_. Cafe and Bar
BURRITT & KANE Prop?

GEO. W. BUSHNELL, Business Mgr.
A. M. ZINN, A

Mayor Templeton Tells. Why That

yn" wat aie ite the shel

—mat be | MBIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1897.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

OPPOSED THE CONVENTION.

Maxwell aiid Templeton Precipitate Hot Dis-
cussion at Vancouver Liberal Meeting.

COTTON PLDE

TWENTY DIVIDENDS, PAID

THEY WERE GOOD GHOSTS.

Strange Visitors Who Disturbed Father Riv-
er’s Slumbers and a Roll of Bills,

R. G. Maxwell and! Mayor
at @ meeting of the liberal association
held in Vancouver to elect delegates to

the liberal convention to be held at New
Gentleman Is Not Free to Westminster Oct. 8 precipitated a lively
Enter to Cabinet. by exp position to
the convention. E. P. Davis, Q. C., pre-
sided at the meeting which included | 50

b of the

According to the News Advertiser
Mayor Templeton took the floor upon
the firat opportunity in opposition to

Le

EXPLAINS HIS NELSON INTERVIEW

HS, Wallace’s

Stationery, Wall Paper
And Fancy Goods Store.

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.

High Class Concert and

- VAUDEVILLE

—

LOOK AT Every Night (

any such convention being held. 0.
“act OF INDISCRETION.””

He declared that to hold « Liberal
cunvention at the present time would
be an act of great indiscretion, and a
cortainly uy thought that the Liberal

iscountenance it. He di nce
fora certainty whers the idea
dirom, but it seemed to have
acquired much force in Victoria. Hej th

Debate at the Vancouver
Liberal Meeting—Templeton and
Maxwell the Minority. —

Mayor Templeton of ‘Vancouver, who
recently ‘visited and ‘other
Koot cities upon-his return -to the

Sunday.)

Fraser's Window

JUST ARRIVED

THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF

Manicure Scissors

Merchants Land subg to 300 25¢

Including Beer, Wine or Coffee.

SPECIAL FEATURES.
MISS.LULU ASHLEY

Templeton stated:

certainly thought the gentlemen there

Coast soon nad the vials of; his political a provinces was

enemies’ wrath pourd into ‘his ears. It ‘on
all came of an interview with him ght. those p'
published in a Nelson paper. To # repre- him out in statin;
ive of the N A Mr. | Wish to mix up

struggle. He did@ot think the conyen-
tion proposed would be of any benefit to
Libelalism in the province. He there-
fore moved, ‘That in the opinion of thie
meeting the time is not opportune for
holding a convention on account of the

P

“Some pertions of the press have
been insinuating that there is ‘a kind of
compact-between Mr. Cotton and my-
self, whereby I hold an option on him. il

MISS FLORA DUBOIS
MISS PEARL ASHLEY
FIRST CLASS ORCHESTRA.
Only. Strictly First Class Amuse-
ment Place in the City. ~

Files, Tweezers

Sponge Bags
Perfumes

Mirrors, Ete. PE seekeee
MONDAY NEXT

Emly Howard & Burdock: Jesse

CEO. A. FRASER © 41 Columbia

Le Bon Marche Millinery House,

commie Fa petercatons.ot tgs

oo \

i | BO
Rare”

an yand suit hate from our own work-
ety of Walking Hats and; Sailors. from
Hats trom $3.00 up. Inepection invited.

SOBEL HALEY,

P. BURNS & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Beef,

[Successors to]

Pork, Mutton, Fish, Game, Oysters. sc

SPOKANE 8T., ROSSLAND.

of the guia’ elec- | Or
second-

That is a very unfair way “in which to
speak of any matter that may exist and
which has srisen irom this.

‘WAS ABOUT COTTON,
“Of course, the beginning of this was

next. provincial
fou at on y lines.
explained how the idea

FOR

The Le Roi mine has declared an-
other dividend of $50,

was declared on the 28th of September
and is payable October 1. This makes
the twentieth dividend declared by the
Le Roi, the least of which was $25,000.

Once every month and sometimes twice
ina month dividends have been de-

A tap, tap, tapping upon the cham-
ber door.

Father Rivegs, the jolly, genial Ross-
land Catholic priest, started up from s
comfortable snooze and said sleepily :
“Come in.” Then he dropped back
in Lis chair, his head swayed from side
tosides moment, and then remained
stationary. snorous breathing
awoke the echoes of the room. How
long he slept he did not know, but when
he stretched his arms and opened his
eyes, a man was sitting on either side of
im.

The Father rubbed his eyes and looked
again. Sure enough he had two. visitors,
who looked neither to the right nor left,
bat kept their eyes steadily to the
front. Seeing he had guests the Fath-
er's hospitality rose superior to all
other questions. He shuffled across the
room in. his slippered feet and pro-
duced a box of fragnant Havanas, for he
only smokes the best.

He opened the box and held it out.
“Father,” said one of the strage guests
ina sepulchral whisper that sounded
like s voice from the other world,
“Father we come on 8 mission of great
import.””

“Yes, my son,” replted the Father
setting conn the box. Then he mut-

Roi Mining Company Declares
Anothor $60,000, the Second
This Month.

A ROSSLAND §=©SMELTER

@. Labree Says Export Duty Would
Work Great Injury to Mine
Owners.

, which brings
e total up to $625,000, The dividend

and amounts of dividends
Le Roi mine are as fol-

$25,000
himeelf:

SRE!
328

Lhavea pi
if they are alive for esurely no traveler of

in an interview with the Nelson Miner,
The question was asked me by the in-
terviewer: ‘Ia it so that Cotton is like-
ly to enter the cabinct?’ In the conrse
of the conversation, in answering that,
among other things, ¥ said thht Idid
not beheve the thing either possible or
probable, because, should such a thing
transpire, Mr. Cotton could not be
elected again for the city of Vancouver;

of the convention had originated at
Kamloops, and that Victoria “had called | J
the sche becau:

from
the le ese

MAXWELLS’ COMPLAINT.

sedmed to be something curious about
this so-called convention. Two gentle-
men in Fanpop took it Spon them-

ae of resulutions | Fe
iberal associations throughout m

Mr. G. R, Maxwell, M. P., said there |

this

“Father,” again 4] 4 his tuidn it
guest. vather we have gheersed, ie
sl & some time. No action of

ynr ee coca Ths Thave done,”
Think as hard as

BIRR

BREE
ara Es

ZT

Me Yo the Be needy having, fs

use.
Bianced or
glanced over iain cheerfally?

SRR.
as

$8
aT

selves to send ing for
opinions as to the adyirability ork
aconyention being held. The

that is to eay, if heentered the cabinet

and sought re-election as a government e

supporter, he could not Pe, Cpiganan for sonsidenable number of pierce Thom the the,

the city of Vancouver, people of | Upper Onan fat

‘Vancouver the bitjerly panei ‘4 ihe Coast.

ernment, government.

could” not’ ‘pomibly be elected | f teresta of e

| conventi ioe ie clave at
WHAT HE MEANT. recently’. ha’ nee bet
Mr... Templeton proceeded to show | matter Fich the secretary, who

that the impression he meant to convey br ci

to'the Miner reporter was that as a gov-

orter Mr. Cotton would

ent, y gates. He
reverts bim= from iacussion of the
Otcourse;in|‘the next provinci:
uid refer- | lines.
NOT RROOGNIZE THE CONVENTION,
discussion followed. Toward
held the close of the arguments Mr. Maxwell,
ssid: “So fares Iam, personally con-
I will not peor erty the conven-

nate rena
and I will

ree!
thst, ct, mite

ey y won't prt have any otinamee | OFe
nei went on to sey that ne

or 700.Co! in the
‘twoald Be suicidal for him to
ith the conven-

con!
6

eeclieas here, Lit

JOHN R..COOK,
Office and Business Rooms
oS TO- RENI> 3. r

Ogee of Ondmbia’ Awenné owl Yontington Break - “Best location.

in a the sity. . «

Good Mititfag Property. Shares of Stock in|3ir2

ari sa oF THE PLEDGE.

asap issue was at a
, voluntarily pledge my conver.”

4) THE DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Mrs Senkler’s amendment was then

carried by 25 votes to 21.
* A gentleman whose name could not
cried © “You

discount in Van-

2 went on Mr. Tem-

[pleton, bythe were| The election: ae “i irty”

| the Northport smelter and ere long the

me! for
which will
mine and incrésse-the pay roll.

the tunnel of the White Cap near Boun:
dary. “He says itis a 15

aging $100 in gold,. silver: ae copper.
is

trating ore.

de) death of 178 feet.

‘The California and Big 3 Companies’ Property| The outcome of
Father

was | town snd ways tn be regaghe the. de-
Rossland

Bay son peck On, what have you to
cl have kept cons vere of your
peated the guest, * we deem i

unseemingly that mae s\ good ms ian

sheutd betrabed in such shabl by closes. .”
In. “Remember my’ son the thes do

Work is humming along merrily on

of
and will be pissed in ition
th ions are ready.

POORMAN TO RESUME WORK,

Pe seotion on party | Th,

ts putting
ic doabie hie veutpat rai pene |B his

now promise us you
ae Father bent hie brow er
Chia little sams
throagh his

THE WHITE Cir.
Robeit Fhlorman reports a bee in

foot fedge of | do

ore five feet of which is clean i i and he said:

e other eight {vet, he says congen- "Wally oe wil pat the money to
The tunnelis in
and the face of the tunnel has a erties

jo saya he expects to be ready to ship
ore as coon as» tramway can be buil
the wagon road,

WILL BEGIN WORK ‘SOON.

‘weakness.
“But Lhave debts to poy.” mused the
Father.

“Never mind the debts,” said he of
peor ‘outside world, ‘“‘we will look after

the
to Resume Operations by Jan. 1. mee (sounder Rigeg had
0. G. Laberee, he manager. of the

Californi and Big is in

of the fnines about

vi

liams, ex-Mayor ‘Colli:
and Mr. agg
mut ae be. Tabo: rty, s just en-
t the or and was just -
Gorse by the convention.” R. Pe
Burnett, D., G.

Good Substantial Companies.

Town Lots.

NOT A USUAL PLEDGE. 7
aie this is not a usual pledge,” he es we Wagar, ETE We Ww WY. | be
There} John Johnron.

OFFICE wire ——=

Rossland Mining Abstract 00,"

Over Bost ¢ Office.

JOHN JACKSON, SJr., Agents

©. H. Monat, J..N. Menztes, W. Pren-
Monster

let "4 want of fonds has been the oy daaw-

Geo.
‘raser, Arar Braid, Berane Jack, .

as highly satisfactory, and- that the | Sarvagter Meets a Terrible Fate Wilile at

Work on Northpor} Bridge.

He says that the advocacy
port ‘duty ‘on ore is alla paid Tare ‘That A special to the Recon» by telephone

the m m ge owners have hae i ditBenl, from Northport states that a bridge car-
fncounter, ind s! lows ter ‘in; the Northport bri
sarket their ore att thé ‘best, advant- | Pan enenyed off by coating vies fia
se lin He pie rope a. switch engine and fell nearly 70 feet.
mary! eis Saeonecions and not expected tu
live until mornin; ng.
id aime cou sot ‘not be learned as

‘and the ean taconeclo eeed lar WP Ny

Ges , Geo. os
8. a. Faulkner, J. Ramssy rary Sam
Thompson.

1. 0. G. T.

mount

Galitornis company rent Deltora on | fall and is a reaper on the work.
ed mountain a t e lo) '$ ABOUT THE CITY.

ment done ont these i _incoarazes the MEWS ABOUT THE

. G. T., bas elected three

GRAND UNION AOTEL —
ED, KANE, ‘Aseignee. GBone ‘BUSHNELL, Manager.
Columbia Avenue - - a

Largegp and best dinning 1 room ut fhe: city.
d rooms, fi

Fifty finely
bl -

*

- Rossland, B. One

Edom ae did not | Oct. 11,.9@ follows:

Mrs. D. P. Adams, J. i Salley and

As but one delegate

| ca0 attend from this digtricte owing to
the fact that miiage is allowed for one

in
enero nt of this province. J

Hotel. ‘Allan For Sale

For Personal Reasons Only.
__-_ For Person!

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. ©.

< Adams will start Monday via

kane and take i in the frn't fair.
roceed té the Coakt, visiting

ected ov ein
wid ee pecome one of the’

ath
work. He hae, been. devoting bis Mshole $2.50
gune & to raising money for "he

week “or #°! 00 ber monte
pose for rooms, cot at min
val ion hotel.
‘| Call‘and examine oor line of cook and
heating stoves. We can you.

Hunter Bros:

i bored jare rubbers at Hunter Bros.
Mayor Scott is is in communication it ji tae Heater Bros.

with New York and London capitalists

with a view of having smelters located pdemsrinat st, Heer Bots Ree

at some point near Roseland. One of fine ‘apples and pears. Don’t mixs
this lot. tf

tions. and* fecis
that he will succeed,

A Rossland Smelter.

-has its
to fallin with the eed a plan,in so :
“Booth Oyster” in bulk or ti
far that it will send a representative to ww, 22 Washii n Se

J.
examine the conditions. te
Fotos and

Sow Westminster,
trong measures, Vancouver ‘ictoria,. She wi!
rod power to prevent any more of these | the only lodge delegate from the West
yvernment “thdependents’ from getung Kootenay’ district.
in for Vancouver. That was the reaso!
for exacting the pledge o| of all the gentle-

, | men who carte the convention.” | yee teas in Britta Columbia.

oO d Bedrooms. *Parlors, bat!
wgne ade si ai sone farnished, igh light and aicyt ootrie ight
steam heat ad ail modern conve 2

4 ‘ * $ -

ake, ame steal erare | wet nae

f your money:
at ae

Hunter Bros., have the largest and proverly advertising the meeting of the Tear aac. and

» | best assorted stock of Ceylon, p Chine and }court of revii
you
—call

sis] Council Me Im order Ching

Special Council Meeting. Japan teas arrived Monday, the choic-

‘The city council held a special session | est line ever geen in in Rossland at ‘Hunter

this afternoon to rectify s mistake | Bros. tf

made by the provincial Gazette in not Ladies” and cutidien's wodl under-

na children’s hosiery, at
ros.

Job printing at the Recon office. tf
réoms at the Botte
oon

‘Through this mistake the work done
ision ate
hotel, per month.

beret totore by tpaaonst of revi
naught,