oe

Copper Mining. Co.,

The B. A. C. Wants Tenders for An- 1500, 2000, 3c. Total sales 14,500,

shares.

other Compressor

Athabasca

TO MAKE MINES PRODUCE

Brandon len Crow:
Canadian Gold Fields

Bren the Big Porty Drill Plant Now Being | Cariboo [Camp MeKinney} | -

Installed Will not Suffice to Stope Ore | |
From sll Mines and a New one Will be
Needed As Soon as it Can be Built,

Before its second 4o-drill com- x
pressor has all arrived from Sher- King (Oro L
brooke, the Le Roi Mining company | Lone Pine Co:
is calling for tenders for a_ third | \onte Christo. :
compressor of the same capacity, ; Montreal Gold Fietds
which will be nezded as Soon as
the contract can be let and the ma-
chine built and installed. Oeanogan (Asiess, paid).

There are now in use one 40-drill | ld Lronsides z
and one 12-drill compressor and the
second 4o-drill machine is now on
the ground and being installed.
Two carloads of it have not arrived, i
but, as they include the parts which | 3 oh {ke
‘will be needed last, they will not de- | Jom fhumb.
lay the work of installation. When
the new compressor is in operation,
there will be capacity for g2 drills, | Winnipeg.
but it is proposed tu then lay off the

were ‘as follows: Winnipeg, 500,
MOREPOWER TOIT | 2s 12. tee, 1324 500. 500
500, 15!4c; White Bear, 2000, 2¢;

Deer Trail, 1000, 7¢;_ Similkameer

1000, 1000,

ePne
Ct tS
‘*

“ee
x

oSuullgon BS

RS

i
i

t2-drill machine except in emergen-

Mtablished May, 1895.
cies, on account of the high cost of

operating it compared with the THE REDDIN- | -ACKSON co.,

Citra wapn.ry.

larger machines. This will leave 80
drills, which will be about enough
to operate the Le Roi mine to its
full capacity when the new hoist is | Agents for ParisBell Addit
in operation and at the same time

MINING AND INVE:
BROKERS,

STMENT

ion to Rossland

to carry on the development of the | c.£. Benn.
Josie, No. 1 and Nickel Plate.

It will not be very long before CHARLES E. BENN & CO.

all three of these mines are

sufficiently developed to warrant
rt inni di re; in

their beginning to produce ore; POR Ronde

fact they could produce now if they j Columbia ’Phone st.

had the proper railroad connections.

BROKERS AND ACCOUNTANTS.
Buy, sell and trade Stocks and Real Estate for
cleints. ;

M.H. McMahon |

PO Box 468

Additional power for drills will then | Telephone 86.
be needed in the stopes of the three % .
mines Forty more drills will not be A . B. MACKENZI
any too much if the Le Roi is to be
kept up to its full producing capacity
and a safe reserve of power

Columbia Ave,
is to be provided. The B. A. C.-

MINING BROKERS.

P.O. Box 268

E & CO.

Rossland, B. C. |

mines will then have compres- - .
sors for 120 drills, leaving out of L R L
consideration the 12-drill machine, € Ol iver
which will be held in reserve.

This new machine will givethe B. i
A.C. the largest air P yz | JOHN PF, L oe
plant in Canada and there will be
few larger in the United States.

First-class Saddle &

The two batteries of three boilers STABLES:
Commercial Alley, ’Phone, No. 39.

each at the Black Bear plant will be

Postoftice Box
- ready for steam on Sunday, °

Heavy Transferring-

vy, Feed

» +PROPRIETOR

Pack Horses.

16.

MINOR MENTION NOTICE.

George E. Martin came in from

Kaslo yesterday. ordinary general meeting
J. H. Freeman, of Victoria, ar-

rived in town yesterday, th day of dunes

NOTICE ig hereby given that an_extra-

Water Power and Light company, limited,
will be held at Dy, oltice, McKinnon lode.
Granville street, Vanenuyer, 3. c.,

o'clock in the a ait on Thursd. faye tne

of the Cascade

). for the purpose

John R. Reavis, editor of the

Repulic Miner, is in the city. company’s property, whic

duly passed at He tpecial
Mr. and Mrs, A. V. Downs: of gf the company hele ent
Northport, came to the city yester- | the surrender of ihe

D. A. Brodie, of Puyallup, Wash.,

. ° 23rd May, 1900, Rossland,
was among the arrivals in town last

execution Ola. certain, mortgage of the
on the 22nd day of

Ly. the rossi ns of, ate Companies Clauses
day. ie Prov “sto:

resolution was
general meeting

‘ther to consider
present shares
shares upder

‘Becreis cr
B.U. be!

night.
Ed. Watson, of the Strand, re-

I, W. Anderson, of Tacoma,
former manager of the Tacoma Land
Company, is in the city.

Bernard MacDonald, general
manager of the B. A. C., has gone
to St. Paul to bring his w'fe and
family here. They will occupy the

A. G. CREELMAN,

pee Bee from a Hupunehs CoO NTRACTO R
AND BUILDER,

fi shed on all kinds of work: Job-
Extiiiates Blog reoeapty attended to.

» Commercial Court, rear Alham
Office and so Cen EO. Bo ais oA

Carlyle and Bohn cottages,

an
By: Asscisted Erem: for, lute of, the city.o

New York, June 7.—The board | proyince of British’ Columbia, widow, dee

sense

of. health of Trenton, N. J., has ‘otice is hereby given

adopted an amendment to the health | fit. Of the suid I
ary +

- same category as small pox, the Ist fing of june, 1900,

diphtheria, yellow fever and other

contagious and infectious diseases.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the cbtate of Hessie Ta:

and others ovine cluims ugainst tne es-
ti lessie Taylor, deceased

‘i fon in: who died on or about the sth day of Jan-
code placing consumption in -the are required eis

f Rossland, in the

that all creditors

- It provides fines and impri
of consumption within 30 days after |" ana turther take notice
they so diagnose them.

thereto, f regard o
TODAY'S STOCK SALES, f oh hall then

—— olticial administrator will not
liable lof the said assets or any part

be
Following is a summary of the i t Maen Oe
sales on the local exchange today,

uotations:
together with the q' oF Ms

Hossland Sales.
Sales today on the local exchange | Koote: tenay,

ho fail t the full particulars of their sat the
icials who fail to report cases | statement of their accounts and the nature
for of : of the securities (if any) held hy thent,

Just mentioned date the suid otlivial admin-
istrator will proceed to distribute the assets
of the deceased among the parties entitled

shall not have beon recel ved
by hin ‘at ie time of such distribution.
Dated this 1st day of May. 4 900,

Solicitors for James Ferguson Armstrong,
OMicial Administrator for the county 9

that ufter such
nly to the claims
have notice, and

persons of whose

RIL & Dracon,

June roth from Vancouver

~-|-Improved. service-on all Kooténay: locat Rail =e

-& Sale Stables.--

~ te | eee, lias eptaed a iia “office heres

PFIME- CARD “OF TRAINS. |

Doudie Daily Teale Service.

=

io 1 North CoastLimited

ited
oN

ignt,
*Local Freight. esst.

hen Nes XCent.: Sundays alt others daily.
Even Nes. east

CITY TICKET. OFFICE, -

_ ZEIGLER BLOCK,
Carner Howard and Riverside.

Try Our Electric Lighted

“NORTH-COAST
LIMITED”
With ew “Observation Cars.”

J-W. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wn.
-A. D. CHARLTON, A.G-P.A.,Portland.Ore.

ANADIAN,
PACIFIC

-AND——— _

$00: LIN E. -

“The Daily Service between ihe
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC

ry. tHE—

IMPERIAL, LIMITED

~~ —=To be inangurated——

June uth from: ‘Montreal
Will give auickest time between

OCEAN AND. OCEAN,
. Across the ba
AMERICAN CONTINENT,
DAILY. EXPRESS. SERVIGE -
“CROWS NEST ROUTE,
. To and from the i

KOOTENAY COUNTRY, | ||
Steamer lines.

GLOSE.GONNEGTIONS THROUGHOUT

Be onthe lookout for full details of new service
and apply for particulars to

A.B. Mackenzie, City Ticket Agt.
A. C. McArthur, Agent, Rossiand.

W. F. Anderson. T. P. A., Nelson, B.C. ~ © -
E. J, Coyle, A.G. P. A.. Vancouver, B. CL ~*

MONTREAL LOAN

INCORPORATED
Authorized Capital, ‘$2,000,000.
Subse: Capital $800,000. _

with the following Board o}

E Are ShoWiix ‘many.
Attractive Styles, and:all
”* Kitids of Shapes in. Pretty... -
- Decorated China’ Fruit-and :
Berry. Sets, also. Glass Sets
@asa9EEeE . pe

Prices Are $1.75 to $4.0

“CHINA ROOM:

teh se KLOCKMANN. Proprietor. A.M, ZINN, Manager,

The Romantic Operetta, i in three acts, es

“CARMEN”.

Produced by the full strength of the Company. ‘New Costame¢ and Scenic’ Effects.

~ Retum of the Jolly”

EMMA WHITNEY; os

- Sppearance of

EVELYN PAXTON and EDENA PERCIE
Eit-WILMA SISTERS-i

First Production of,a Series of. ,-

LIVING PICTURES,

PERFECT MODELS CORRECT POSING- -BEAUTIFUL Lewy EfFECTS

DORITA, CORDERO, FELICE, EDDIE EBD, . Bi

rer

“MANUFACTURED BY

-B. Houde & ‘Company, Onebe
Are Better than the ce Best.

va WHOLESALE: TATS

& INVESTMENT Co. |

Head office, Imperial building, St. James street, [E

cA CAA. Offers: special ‘“mi¢mbership-in-

ducements-for a short ines by
suspension of ‘the initiation ‘| fee. _
Hl the. fase

Magazines

Rossland
Athletic... | ~~ Periodicais ~
; ae Excellent accommodations -for

: I b _ _|/_permanent and, temporary board
y tH “wae oe | and chambers; $36 to $40 per
month. — For particulars apply to

CHARLES E. BENN,
‘Charles Webster, Steward. Seeretary,

Elmer A. Rolf. Hon: hos. ahaa Daly,Q.

Jami has. R. iRuniiton
Secretary“ Treashrer Wel

“|The. Montreal Loan & Investment Co ofiers the F

safest Investment for small sums now open
public, an and lends m money in iar ¢ or small Amounts
repayable in monthly instalmehts.

Foy further information, apply to

W. 4. FALDING,.

Secretar: tetaauses,
Bank ef Montreal Chambers, Columbia avenue.

~CUNLIFFE -& McMIGEAN-—
5 ENGINEERS ‘AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs and Soustruction Work Undertaken. “a

Ore Cars, Whecte and Axles, Buckets, Pans, Shatting, Hancers and Pullers, Pipe work
ecalty. Northey Famps kent in stock, fei for Wim, Hamilto

ill

BESCECCe

Mills, Concentrators ‘
“nira Avonne Ronmiaua. S a Box 198.

oa
Printing
.S

of every
description
executed with
neatness :
and dispatch
at the...

S
The Recor¢

__ NEW DRUG G STORE a

ROSSLAND \D DRUG
COMPANY,

NEXT TO OLD CITY HALL, COLUMBIA AVENUE.
New and Complete Stock -of Drugs,
and Patent itent Medicines,

Rnéecriptlois Caretalli Carefully Compounded.
Robert E. Strong, Manager.

eeccecce

ecee

errs

eeceeseece

:

eceet

“Most Completely

\.

\Ecuipped

FEECERE

in i Rossland. Su:

€

at

a
=

Quick Work, and

Basement
Postofiice
Bullding.

“Neat Pxecution:

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SELSESSESSESE

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Ww.

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VOL. 6. NO. 46,

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1900

PRICE § CENTS

ran
Something New in-————__—~

_—~ SILVERWARE,

Come in and inspect our New Stock of
Hard Metal Silverware S:faese 5s
J. W. SPRING,

Next door.to Postoltice. — The Leading Jeweler

Street Car Strikers.

a

Everything for the Sickroom, ~ .

Goodeve Bros., Druggists and Stationers.

We make it a point to keep a complete stock of carefully selected standard Roods for the sick room

Sponges, Sick Feeders, Throat Sponges,
Hot Water Bags, Syringes, Ice Bags,

. Crutches, Breast Pumps, Bed Pans, -
Antiseptic Dressing, Spirit Storks, :
Fumingants; Night Lights, Distetic Articles

If you get it at GOODEVE’S, its GOOD.

Disperse the Mob but Throe of Them Aro
Shot—Car Lines Blockaded.

_ By Associated Press.
St. Louis, June 8.—While stand-
ing on the rear platform of a north-
bound Union line car last night, J.
Goettling, a photog-apher 20 yeurs
old, was shot and fatally wounded.
But four cars were operated: on

the Union line yesterday. The con-

Bargains at. ;
M. J. O’HEARN’s,

1am overstocked with Spring and Summer Goods and am folng to make prices talk
during tne month of June, suth as below:

eM Worsted Suits Men Fine Sodich rauged
reat vi
a 18.00 Suits for." $12.50

Boy s' Suits and Odd P:
jus t half the eae FS ico,

A Complete Line of Miners’ Supplien always on Hand,

M. J. O'HEARN,

Fesuusy corecece | Clothier and Outfitter. | 7=“=F,3O**-

ductors were ordered to turn in their
cash at the sheds before 6 o'clock,
but a blockade occurred shortly
after 5 o’clock and it was necessary
to summon~ several squads of
mounted police before the carscould
be moved.
The riot commenced in earnest
about 8 o'clock when the cars be-
gan to move. At this time the
crowd was augmented by 2000 per-
sons. When the cars started, the
shooting began. The mounted po-
lice fired in the air, «nd those in the
crowd commenced shooting into and
stoning the cars, Goettling was
standing on the rear platform of a
car when struck by a bullet. The
mounted officers finally dispersed

BOTH SREY

le

for the sake of

buy it any place of anybody who happens to sell watches, or
you can buy of a house which carries the largest stock in the
widest yariety ; a house of experience, reputation and a thor-
ough knowledge asto just the watch which will meet your re-
quirements. Our guarantee, which is virtually a trial for one
year, goes with every watch we sell.

ek Ot

g that you need a watch.
There are two waysin which you: could get one. ‘You can
4

the crowd and the cars were run
into the sheds.-
Three police officers were shot in
various parts of the city during the
riots. :

Death of Mrp. Tinna Lester.
Tinna Lester, wife of Gus Lester,
of Third avenue and St. Paul street,
died this morning .at the Sisters’
hospital after an illness of cight
months, An operation was  per-
formed about two months ago, but
failed of its purpose. Mrs. Lester,
who was 27 years of age, leaves a
husband, but no children, She had
lived in the city for three years and
was well and tavorably known here.
The funeral service will’ take at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the Methodist church,

QUICK WORK = eowenaee

‘Red Star Storage & Transfer ©

Does a ro, rage and ‘Transfor business, Baggage delivered ‘promptly.
Will cal praei OnE OL th the city. Meet alltrains. Contract and Job Work
done. Light amd heavy Freight handled. Mining’ machinery delivered on
short noiice. Ore contracts taken. Furniture, Pianos and Safty safely moved,
We pay damage done to anything we handle. ‘Good Storage facilities, reason-
able rates, no fire risk. We act asshippers’ agents. Will clear, transfer, ware-
house, or ship any class of goods,
WE SELL GOOD, DRY, SEASONED WOOD.

Office: Washington 8t., opposite Bank of Montreal. J.W. Hartline, Mgr.

NEW TINE CARD ON C. B. IR.

Morning and Afternoon Train Each
Way—Main Line Connection,

The new time card of the Colum-
bia & Western‘railroad will take ef-
fecton Sunday morning, immed
ately after midnight. The trai
will leave here at 7 a. m. and. 2:55
p. m., the latter running through to
B Jary points. Trains will ar-

PY BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS
Rossland,- Nelson, Sandon, Revelstoke, Greenwood,
Grand Forks, and Vancouver.

=——_
RETAIL MARKETS
Rossland, Trail, / Nelson, Ymir, ‘Kaslo, Sandon, New
Deaver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks, ;
Greenwood, Pho:nix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke
Ferguson, and Vancouver.
——

William Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch.

ey reduce in: ive 1 i ht
qa, Use Electric Lights

9, will please send their name in to
¥

its expensive and dan; crows to sa
je and disa;
? rae oF ie sing a Glisagteeable
more pleasant and much
cheaper

Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting, | Steam Fixtures carried in stock.

Electric Power supplicd for Mining and Manufacturing purposes.

Itis much cheaper than steam. — Motors for sale or rent.

, between § a. m., and 6 p.m.
€@In case of trouble He-with Ure any No. 67 67, Anes on

Rossland Water and Light Go.

rive here from Robson at 11:05 a.
m., connecting with the train from

Nelson, and at 7: 10 p.m. from

tion

RIOT IN ST. LOUIS

Another Battle Bétweon Polico and

MAN FATALLY WOUNDED

The Mob Stones and Fires Into the Cars and
One Passenger Will Die—Mounted Police

HELD AS

By Associated Press,
Lorenzo Marques, June 8,—Uni-
ted States Consul Hollis, who re-
turned here yesterday from the
Transvaal by special train, had two
hours interview in close conference
with President Kruger at Macadorp.
It is stated that Mr. Hollis was the
bearer of friendly dispatches from
the United States’ government,
urging Mr. Kruger to treat for
Petce. an :

Privoners Held us Moxtaxes
London, June 8,—The driblets of
news filtering from the Transvaal
fail to {row much light on the sit-
uation fn-and around Pretoria.
Public interest centers largely in
the fate of the British prisoners,
but it séems- probable that about
3500 have been recovered, includ-
ing129 officers.~ The federals,
therefore, have removed about a
thousand as hostages.

Consul Hollls? Mixvton

The Lorenzo Marques dispatch
to the effect that United States
Consul Hollis has been conferring
with President Kruger is creating
some comment, but, in view of the
Associated Press Washington dis-
patch, there is little disposition to
regard Mr. Hollis’ alleged

KRUGER
SHOULD
ASK PEACE
McKinley’s Friendly Ad-|™ Gin Pm Yang Toner

vice Sent Through ©
Consul Hollis.

All but 100 British Prisoners are
Rescued--Préeparins to An-
nex the Transvaal.

HOSTAGES

two mounted regiments and the
Cape mounted infantry under Col.
Dalgetty. The Boer outposts were
driven back and their laager loca-
ted, but the troops returned with:
out a battle.

MARTIN'S CAMPAIGN FUND,

Does Not Iefer to Hill Story How Ho
Dodged Eggs.
Special to the Kecord,
Victoria, June 8.—Mr. Martin did
not refer at all in his speeches last
night to the-allegations in affidavits
that Hill was furnishing a campaign
fund. He continues in denial.
He had a narrow escape from be-
ing rotten-egged at Esquimalt last
night. A number of men were
awaiting his coming with eggs, and
Martin left early, when they were
not expecting him to go, and he
thus escaped.

Miners Imprisoned by Explosion

By Associated Press. 4
Gloucester, Ohio, June 8.—A gas
explosion occurred this morning at
mine No. 2 near this city. No fa-
tulities are reported, but between
15 and 25 are reported imprisoned
in the mine,

Fire In Mr. Choate’s House

as in any wise official.
A special dispatch from Pretoria
says that curiously enough the only
shell that broke in the town the day
prior to the occupation of Pretoria
hit the United States consulate.

‘Transvaal Will Soon Be Aunexed

A dispatch from Capetown an-
nounces that the work of organiz-
irg the government of the Trans-
vaal is proceeding. A portion of
Sir Alfred Milner’s staff has gone to
Pretoria to start the machinery, so

P points,
at Robson with the east and west
bound trains on the C. P, R. main
line.

The trains on Sunday will not
run beyond Robson, where connec-
tion will be made for Nelson and
the main line.

Volunteer Teams.
All who desire to volunteer
horses, carriages, wagons or other
vehicles in the interest of Hon. C.
H. Mackintosh on Saturday, June

Dr. Bowes, chairman of thé com-
mittee, or A. H, MacNeil, barrister,
Columbia avenue. 3

Ureent Call
All members of the Mackintosh
committee are requested to be at
the rooms on the second floor of the
old Bank of Montreal building at 9
o'clock for the purpose of making

the procl ion of the ion
of the Transvaal may be speedily
expected,

Rebels Surrender to Warren,

Capetown, June 8.—Gen. War-
ren with a strong force including
the Canadian artillery is marching
north? through Griqualand West.
He encamped at Campbell yester-
day, Do ‘opposition being offered.
mbers of the rebels are handing
in their arms to the British com-
mander,

Pluner Takes Zeerust,

Mafeking, May 29.—Col. Plumer
occupied Zeerust yesterday’ without
oppos'tion. trict is regain-
ing its'normal condition. Supplies
are arriving daily,

Rundle Makes a Demonstration
Hammonia, Orange River Col-
ony, June 8.—Gen. Rundle made a
strong demonstration against the

for Dole, of Hawaii, that on and

By it Press,
London, June 8.—A fire in the
residence of United States Ambas-
sador Choate at No. 1 Carlton
House terrace, S. W., about mid-
night, was confined to the roof and
easily extinguished. There was
some excitement among the mem-
bers of the ambassador’s household.
The fire probably originated in an
overheated chimney,

Hawali’s New Government,

By Assuciated Press.
Washington, June 8.—The sec-
retary of state has notified Govern-

after June 10, the date on which
the act making Hawaii a territory
of the United States goes inte effect,
all of the business of the territory of
Hawaii with the government of the
United States shall be conducted
through and with the secretary of
the interior.

MINOR MENTION

F. Walter came over from Nelson
yesterday.

E, Nash and O. N. Johnson of
Greenwood were in the city yester-
day. y

John Mack, superintendent of the
Winnipeg, has come up trom Spo:
kane.

D. H. Beecher, the new p

of the Winnipeg mine, has

final arrangements for the clection,

\

Boer positio employing 500 of | from Grand Forks, North Dakota,
Gen. Brabant’s mounted rifles, with his wife.

WITH THE VOTERS

Question Between Martin and His Op-
ponents Referred.

RESULT TOMORROW NICHT

The Arrangements in Rossland and Other
Points in the Riding—Number of Candidates
Nominated By Each Party in the Province.

The talking is over and tomor-.
“row the voting will take place to de-
cide whether the people of British
Columbia want Martin’s one-man
rule or wish to restore. government
by the people. The work of the or-
ators is done and that of the work-
er at the polls has begun. Both
committees in this riding are hard
at work with the appointment of in-
side and outside scrutineers. The
members of Gov. Mackintosh’s
committee will hold their final meet-
ing to make their arrangements and
map out the work at 8 o'clock this
evening. The meeting will be held
on the second fluor of the old Bank
of Montreal building.

In Rossland, it is estimated that
from 950 to 1000 votes will be cast.
The polls will be at the Miners’
Union hall, where there will be
seven ballot boxes, so that seven
persons can vote simultaneously.
In this and other incorporated cities

to 7:30 p. m.; in all other places, ©
from 8a.m.to 5p.m. As there

place in the Rossland riding, the re-
turns should be in and, the result
known early in the evening.”

Every conveyance of any ‘kind,
not only in Rossland but - in - Trail,
Grand Forks, Greenwood and other
towns will be.brought into requisi-
tion to take voters to the polls and
a full vote is expected.

Thé legislature is composed of 38
members. Candidates on the ‘Mar-
tin platform have been put up for
32 seats, including W. W. B. Mc-
Innes in North Nanaimo, whom
Mr. Martin claims as a supporter.
But Mr. Martin himself is a candi-
date in both Victoria and Vancou-
ver and Hon. J. S. Yates in both
Victoria and Nanaimo City. This
reduces the number of Martin can-
didates to 30. In opposition to
him there have been nominated 18
bers of the old opposition, or
Turner party; 20 straight Conserv-
atives; 11 members of the Provin-
cial, or Cotton, party. There are
also seven independents and six la-
bor candidates, who are understood
to be ready to co-operate with any
party in forming a majority in the
legislature to carry on the govern-
ment, provided they. can dictate the

policy on certain measures in which

they are interested. But the labor
candidates led by Ralph Smith have

taken issue so directly with Mr.

Martin that the chances of theic

supporting him are very small, even

should he have enough supporters

to make a majority with their aid.

Mrs, Grenier Makes Open War.

A long-standing quarrel between
Mrs. Grenier and Mrs. Tremblay
culminated the other day in open
war when the two women met at
the house of Mrs.. Sullivan on
Nickel Plate flat. Mrs. Grenier
struck Mrs, Tremblay with her
fist, spat in her face and, picking
up a chair, threatened to smash her
face with it. She was fined $10 by
Magistrate Boultbe? this morning.

Biz Freight Tragic

There isa big increase in freight
business on the Red Mountain road,
over 100 waybills having gone out
in the last two days, about 40 of
them for entire carloads. An extra
train left Northport at noon today,

bringing ore cars for the Le Roi,

the polls will be open from g a.m. |

is a telegraph office at every polling >

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