ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAY.18, 1890.

. ROSSLAND. EVENING REOORN, MAY 138,, 1889

ROSSLAND “RECORD.

| BY EBER 0. SMITH.

FUBLINED DAILY EXORPT SUNDAY,

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the Salter must is

‘ecompanied by the name and address
et tbe witer, mot necessarily ror publica

Hon, but as evidence. of good faith,

SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

Deily per Tent: foreign.

Subscriptions invariably in advance,
Advertising rates will bemade known on ap-
plication ‘

SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1899.

THE SEWERAGE OUTLET.

Mayor Goodeve has received a great
deal of credit and considerable cheap
' notoriety for the urgent manner in
which he has pushed the provincial
govertiment for permission to empty the
A rage of laud into the Colambi:
river.:, We would. like to ask Mayor
Goodeve if he has ever secured from a
Ta the i
coscof laying a .sewerage pipe from
Rossland. to the Columbia river. The
distance belew Trail where the sewerage
in proposed to be emptied, by the way
the pipe would have to be laid, would
not be less than eight miles. If the
work is done right we are informed that
% two-foot aieel pipe should be used, and
that it could not be laid for less than $6
a‘foot, Now for eight miles at $6 a foot
it would cont $242,240, It would cost
about half as mae te laya wooden’
pipe, or $121,210. ~ “ i

-Now. we would ‘like to ask what chance

the city would have of being able to get
the money to complete the sewerage sys-
the two ‘debenture “bylaws are

$107,000
+ 160,000:
~~ 25,000

Add to thi ‘the sewerage pipe to ‘the
Columbia, say $121, 210, atill the sewer-
agé system: is by:no ‘meas’ complete,
and it ig a conservative estimate to say
it Would ‘cost'at least $25,000" and we
have's grand total of $428,210, !

If.the mayor's advice is taken and the
debenture bylaws carried, where are the
ratepayers'to land?

With such a debtupon so small a
town, doos anyone. think that sensible
‘business ‘men would buy property in
Rossland? ‘We think not,

_———F

Some ef the city council who are
atraining every nerve to secure the pas-
gage.of:the-debenture . bylaws are prom-
isiig everybody - everything. -: One lead-
ing buginess man said to a Recozp man
yesterday, "I would like to have the|,
streets in my locality fixed up some,
but:there are no provisions made for it
in the bylaw.” They tell me if I will vote
for the bylaws they will doit anyhow,
but that ie all the guarantee I have, and
Tam nof sure what that is worth.”

The city council has treated Fire Chief
Guthrie very generously. In the first
place he: was employed ag .a single man.
He arriyed here-on-the: 22nd of March
and was allowed'a full month’s pay for
March.:, Everything he has asked for
has been given:‘him. It was the under-
standing that he would sleep at the fire
hall, and if he wishes ‘to hold the posi-
tion he should be required to do ao. The
efficiency of the department require it
to the-extent thathis services are re-
quired.

_—

The Rossland Miner persists in pub-
lishing falae statements regarding the
ore shipments from this camp. It per-
sista in figuriig’ 18 tons ore tothe car
everthe ©. & W. narrow gauge after
their representatives were told several
times by the railroad agent that the
cara daly catry.16 toms, On’ this week's

The general appearance of
used in the make-up, the

wear Suits.

FIT AND FINISA

Are strong arguments in favor of a Keady-to-wear-Suit.
present all of these points in many of ‘our well selected Ready-to-

ANY PRICE,
LARGE STOCK.

We handle the: leading American makes of Fine Shoes.

our Clothing, the fine materials

We

Rossland Customs, i

The returns for the month of April 1899

from the Rossland customs houge are ag
follows:

Imports.

Dutiable. + $47,600.00

6,097.00

464,606.00
+ $12,023.95
Value.
$288,817.00

The Goldon Cafe.
The Golden Cafe ia now open, and ig
giving the beet 26-cent meal in the city.

‘A, G. GREELMAN
P. O.B9X 315,

Creelman & Beam,

CONTRACTORS
BUIDERS.

Estimates furnished on all kinds ot work.
I~ Jobbing promptly attended t

Rosslard B.C.

NOTICE.

The Columbia and Western Rallway will ap-
ply to the Parliament of Canada ut
sion for an act giving the

GEO. BEAM

OFFICE AND stor:
Commereial court, rear
Albavibra Hotel.

See ret
mare10, sree

CLOTHING
DEPARGMENG.

THE BIG STORE

AGNTER BROS.

228 tons on the ore which goes to Trail.
Th2se false returne will do the camp an
injury; and there is no kind of an excuse
ior it.

The mayor has been running a great
bluff about desiring permission to empty
the sewerage of Rossland inte the Co-
lumbia river. Rossland evidently, after
waiting a couple of years for a Columbia
river outlet, will mot beable to use it.
The city aldermen had : better do # little
thinking for themselves.

What u beneficent thing are the laws
of British Columbia and thecity of
Rossland, Allen G. White,

shipments it will make o difference of { for a few hundred dollara worth of work

in their locality,
——___
Last year Allen G. White paid a fine
of $15 for assaulting an officer, and while
in his custody eaid: “Oh, I wish I had
you on the other side of the line.” It is
such menas White who create the bod
opinion of the laws of the United States,
and puts that country in bad odor here.
It is auch men ag White who are jostfus
afraid of the Jaws over there ashe is of
the laws on this, side of the line. It is
such men as White Who: would ‘cane
people to death” if someone would hold
them,

and. at present local manager of the
Rossland opera house, sayshe would
“cane the editor of the Rucorp to death
if it wasin oy other town.” Beautiful
lawel ~*~

Our estimate on the cost of erptying
the sewage of Roseland into the Colum-
bia river at $3 a foot for wooden pipe,
‘may by some be thought a little high,
but when the rock work necessary to
accomplish the burying of the flume is
done, we thiuk it quite conservative.

The selfish desire for personal gain al-
ways leada a few unfortunate ratepay-
ers to favor plunginga city into debt,
even beyond its power to pay, The
day of reckoning must come.

Agreat many ratepayers will refuse
to be bribed into voting for the street
improvement bylaw to spemd $25,000

Alderman Hooson says it is quite ont
of the question to empty the sewage of
Rossland into the Coiumbia river.
—_—_—_—_
Don’t put away your winter clothes, .
For spring is not here yet.
Don’t bring out the garden hose.
For they’d get froze you bet.

Hoffman
‘House
Caf@ seam

A. F. STROBE, PROPRIET’R
Washington Street,

M. A Wi
& Coen

HIGH-CLass

TAILORS, |

BEDFORD Cords
for Trousers, .,

STILL LEADs’
THE WAY.

We reach the hearts of the
corsumers through their stom-
achs by giving them the PURE
HEALTHFUL, PLEASING
BEVERAGE DRINK THE

Le Roi
Guld Seal

LAGER BEER.

Call for and see that you
getit. Itis the most Health.
ful and - Appetising — Beer
brewed.

REGULAR MEALS

BEST IN THE CITY

Fresh » Esa, Chickens ond. Vegeta
jes direct from the Farmen

SUNDAY
sea Chicken

Dinners
A SPECIALTY.

AND SOO LINE
OCEAN TU OCEAN ROUTE EAST
AND WEST,

3000 Miles? Comfort

iste care pans thro our, jaliy for

tenn peEs t Kevelstuke

Rheumatism Banish-
ed Like Magic.

A Marvellous Statement — Re-
nee from Ono Dose.

Mr, EB. Sherman, proprietor of thi

Sherman House say ‘Ont. is known

by thousands of Canadian Nenve then

lowing statemont from M.

years’ standing In three days. One bottle

er iis Wagyanne
Daily” Train.
3,05k,

18.20k-Ly.—ROSSLAND,.—Arr.—%.
Makes connection West Robson for
and from the north and main line, ant
to and from Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon an

other Slocan points,

For Rutes, Tickets and Full Informa

on Call on or Address Nearest Laval
Agent, or

A. B. Mackunztx, City Tkt Agt.
P. G, Denison, Agent.

Me F, ANDERSON,
T, P. A., Neleon.

Ross
‘} and

E. J. Covtx,

ugh Sretelase sleepers on all trajas, Tons”

DP A Vancr

A COUNTY COURT,

convenes Next Monday nday With Twonty Now
filed
e following are the new cases

at paved on the docket in the county
which convenes next Monday,
s inks to pres
se sat Milton Martin—
Iron Mask
$82.60
in ff Rors vs. , Canadian Pacific

milway company et al—$125 damages.
Yuen Wang v8. A Patterson—$50 cal-

lection.

SSCSSSS

H.R. Ji ohnstone
& Co.

Real Estate Agents, 11 Col, Ave,

FOR SALE
‘Room House and lot on corner
Wi ashington Bt., Kootenay ave, $800,
4-Room Hous and lot on Koot-
chal sronus,
ae Room cabin on Columbia ave., A

A. Meakit

Turner & Co, va. Mre. M.
30 for goods.
q t Bat Shearer va. King Mining com-
pany et al—$833.20, ehares
Join J. Cole ve. Margaret

4246, work, ete.
John B, Johnson vs. W. M..Wood—

E. King—

(500, §
MM. an
1249, Ww ‘ :
pelle ee va, Wu. {McLain—{40,

dg,
ead Harper ve. Essie Taylor—
Plaintift’s appeal for judgment of small
debtscuurb.

Edward Baillie vs. Cunningham—{63,
97, goods seld Columbia- Kootenay Min-
jwgvom pany, garnishees.

Ewa Jamcs va. C. SM. Weller et al

1.75, lien, ete.
vod City Mercantile company

lask Gold Mining company.
Milo Munro vs. J. R, ‘Sullivan—$48,
bard, ete. Centre Star Mining com-
y garnishees,
O’Connel vs. Amanda John-
goods sold. Jerome Landis

nry Bohle vs, George. Willard—$12
M. Weller garnishees.

‘. Coursiar vs. Benj. Tomnkins—

goods sold,

1ith aud Perrine vs. W.P. Murray,
ql), for work, etc, Nelson et ‘al .garni-
shes; $37 puid into court by garnisheer.
Mrs, Kate O’Brien va, John Hostetter
—Hu for board, Canadian Pacific rail-
way company garnisheus,

1. C. Hoffman vs, A. M. Gilvray—$22
for board. British America Corporation
garnshees; {66.60 paid into court by
garuisheer.

ADJOURNED CASES,

Tenis Blue vs. Longsly, $50.72, for
lumber, default summons, reference
party heard,

Muthias Bros, va, Henderson- Parle
nership accounte, Reference party
heard.

M.J.O'Hearn vs, Barbara. and Ter-
i tamages.

Eilward Cronyn ¥ va, J. C. Drewry—
£100.18, Shares. ‘

Frel E. Empy vs.. John “McMartin—

. E, W. Talbet—
"sancier vs. Alexander and Stusti
Pe oy commission,
eymour vs. Harp et al—$159.61

John Lane, ve. Peoria. Mining & Mil-
ling cotmpany—Stock.
ial paok of Manitoba, vs. H.

C8. . iy
yerny vs. Margaret E. King—

wih Gicivge hod if months Tengo,
ni or will rent,

4

WANTED

4 Room Houre furnished

5-Voom House furnished

4-Room Houre unfurnished

8-Room Hone furnished.
1& 2-Koom Cabinr

Peter Reid

—DEALER IN——

Staple and Fancy

Groceries

Produce, Butter, Eggs
and Fresh Fruits,

.
MORRISON & McKENZIE'S

OLD STORE,

Washington St.

ROSSLAND, B. C

VLDDOOOOHO HOO OOD

J.B. Johnson KC. g

RealEstate and
Mining brokers
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Fire Insurance Avents for the fol-
loping Companies:

Borwlen Baton ate

We have sale for all ————="

Nandard Socks,
: J. B. Johnson & Co

seoeesseoeedoe

Rugs.
Art oe

Moquette and Smyrna and ‘Velvet -Ruga at
$1.25, $1. 0, $2. 00, 92. 50, $3.50, $4.50 and $5.00.

Art Squares

$7.50, $7.50, $10.00, $15.00 and $20.00.

Linoleums.

» .,, Seoteh Linoleum 2 yards wide—a aplendia range
of New Floral and Block designs at 50c per sy. yard.

Cappel =

Department

WE WISH TO DIRECT PAR-
TICULAR ATTENTION TO OUR
LARGE AND VARIED STOCK
OF CHOICE ENGLISH AXMIN-
STERS, VELVETS, BRUSSELS
AND. TAPESTRY CARPETS WE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
ENGLAND.

Tapestry Carpets.

We are showing all the latest desizna and color-
ings of greens, reds, terras, bronzes etc., at

40C, 50C, 65C,.75C AND 85C.
Brussells Carpets

Our collection of these goods is larger than ever
and includes every thing that’s new and pretty at

$1.00 AND $1.25.
Velvet and Axminsters

English axminsters and velvet carpeta in all the
leading shades—very tich-color effects and designs at

$1.75 AND $2.00.

HEMP CARPFTS
36 Inches wide—Floral Design.

STAIR AND-HALL CARPETS
Specfal at..

Lace Curtains.

Nottingham, oe Curtains, 33¢
and 4 vards Jong, 60 to 72 inches wide
ut $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50,
$8.50 and $5.00 per pair.

Furniture Coverings ce
and Drapery Materi
Art Cretonnes.

the newest ceaiae and es ide houlle _
25c and 36c yer yard.

Satin Faced Ts apestry.

; Satin Faced! Tapentey, _ssitabia for’ ipholsteribg

Goblin Tapestry.

Goblin Tapestry in’ dark’ or‘‘light- shades—very
igns; at: $1:75,-$2.00, anil $2.60.) »i-/4

que.- Window Shades. Pisin?
decoraents in pit, colors, trimmed iwith
insertion and. fringes, etc. —Hartshora |

Rolleraveh etc., at 50c, 65c, 7Be, $1 00 and

. CURTAIN POLES,
TOWEL RACKS, TOW-
EL RINGS, BRACKETS,

Furniture Fringes, Guimps, etc., at

A large variét: y of
at

28 Inches wide, very band-
some patterns with single
or double border. Per yard

25¢ and 35¢

Fanoy Curtain

MUSLINS, 30 to 48. inches wide,
choice stripe and figures at 20c, 25c, 35¢
and 50c per yard. hei popular. prices.

Sevan Nelson a va. Merryweather—$216
lien, ete,
» Grigor vs. Jokn McKane—

4 ccount rendered.
N. McArthur va, D. Stussi et al—$800,

cone 800TH Seton ARIS

GO to The ap

Womens’
Exchange

For the best HOME MADE BREAD
and pastries of all kinds. East Colum-
bia Ave. next door west of City offices,

Nothing S d

Like S

The One Price Store.

WILL BE

——THI8 WEEK THE-———

Famous Sampson Hair Brushes

25. Cents Each

Inclading » Neat Little Horn Comh in Case.

Cc. C. GIBSON & Co.

SOLD AT

guode for which the highest price willbe

FIRST AVENUE First. Store East of

ane eitbeta as the Girat lose of South ‘Amer
can Rheumatle

ean J oul tle Core » were traly srondertul3 x
eay, an

xa a's my

system. Fite
ding, 1 in my ay le. more good

a “sctering: I ever did in’ my

‘sold by Goodeve Brothers.

S. GLAZAN

-—CARRIES A——

BIG. STOCK ~
—— es
————sv OF

FURNITURE

STOVES

CROCKERY
GLASSWARE
CARPETS

PARLOR SETS
ELECTRIC Light Globes,

WANTED—Second Hand Househoid

S. GLAZAN.

SPOKANE ST.

J.A. Macpowazp, J.8. CLure, Jn.

ene oir

‘Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries,
Bolicttors for Bank of British North America
. ‘B: B R

Macdonald & Clute

HOTEL &
| HOFFMAN

WASHINGTON STREET
ROSSLAND. B. C.

HARRY MCINTOSH,
Merchants’ Lunch.
25c.

From 12 noon to 2:30 p m

SUNDAY

Chicken Dinner

wA First Class Bar..

RAILROAD TIME CHECKS
Miners Checks
@ Cashed.

Free of Charge.

PROPR,
g

Mec & DEACON,

BARRISTERS £ND SOLICITORS.

Rossland, B. C.

Miner Building, Columbia Aveauce

Mary Anderson ve. Thomas & Greigor
102.05; gnods deposited.
RK. E. strong ve. D, Corsan—#48,
tosrd, ete. Canadian Pacific Railway
(onpany varnishes, $60.10 in court.
JUDGMENT SUMMONS.
Tiunter Bros, va. O'Connell, $59.68.
unter Bros. vs. O'Farrell,462: 20.
P.C. Costello va, J. L. Black, $21.44.
A. H, Revsback va, Arthur Dick.
Peck & Co. vg, Thomas Houghton.
G.H, Bayne v ve. M.A. Wright, $827.10.

er, has the best pecan
: establishment i in the city and
todo all kinds of plumbing
ing, ee anywhere, for nF ey

tf

W.J. LOUGHEED J. FYFE

iinet

Merchant Tailors
Ladies’ Drapers, °

Just arrived a fine range of
Flannel Suitings
IN GOOD

Colovings and
Patterns.......-

Te
16 COLUM WE

y aay
ILCOX
THE PLUMBER
°8 SPOKANE STREET.
AELLO 89,

NOTICE.
x
ee

THE CRESCENT DRY GOODS C01

NEW BRICK BLOCK, . COLUMBIA. AVENUE.

St. Charles Hotel.

CHAS. EHLFRS, PROP.
Board and‘Room
$6.00 Week
“First class accomodation.
WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

enue.
besihda aa ROsala

AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE RECORD

PAY8—PAYS—-—PAY&—PAYS

The Slocan Lake Jubilee

After weeks of arduons preparations the citizens of New, Denver areina posit tion to offer, through their execu-
tive committee, to the citizena of Rossland and neighboring camps, the greatest sporting events that have ever been
brought together in a Kootenay celebratien,

On May 24th, at New Denver

} Will he a record-making day jor the Silvery Slucan. « “AM expectations have been exceeded and better sports,
better music, better enter e the results of the hearty co-operation of the citizens of
Sandon, Nelson and Rossland. With due appreciation of the co-operation received from these cities, New Denver's cit-

Slocan Lake Jubilee more-than a success, and to accomplish this the lim-

The sporting events of the day will embrace the following events:

Football Match.

fee) themselves duty bound to make the
ier eoney and labor put forth will be the need,

Hose-reel Race.
(HUB AND HUB)
Nelson and Roseland teame entered—the swift-
est in Kootenay. Open to Sandon, Trail and
Kaslo.

Baseball Match.

Sandon vs. Nelson. The only organized teams
in these cities.

Lacrosse Match.

Nelson va New Denver.

., , Nelson vs. New Denver. | :
Drilling Contest.
Singfe or Double. :
- Aquatic, Field Sports
For all. . Band concert and ball in the evening.
Ample hotel en eer dations: Special train and

boat service being arranged.

JOHN WILLIAMS,’ SECRETARY.