ROSSLAND EVENING- RECORD, OCTOBER 21, 1899. .

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

AVILLIAM K. ESLING,
Tae Ovpest Daity in THE INTERIOR.
PUBLISHED DAILY BXOHPT SUNDAY.

GEFICH: BASEMENT Postor!

Church Services Tomorrow.
Sacred Heart church (Catho!
Rev. Father James Welch, pasic
Services at the above church nv
Sunday will be:-—8 a.m., low mass,

14. 98. P.O, BOX 538. :
ui = 10 a.m., high mass; 2 p.m., Sun-
SUB-CRIPTION RATES? day: school; 7:30 p.m., vespers,
F 50 eae
pay: per month Oe a ie § Oo | sermon and benediction.
Daily, v oy ,
Daily. per y re oo| Baptist Church, Rev. W. T.
Subscriptions invariably in advance. Stack! pastor. . Preact at
Aire lngiaiew willbe made known upon [22 @M. and 7:30 p.m, Sunday
applicatic school and Bible class at 3 o’clock.

The Recorp reaches! the people.

apo

SSATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, "1899.

TO ADVERTISERS,

Wew reading: matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your “‘ad" every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

WOMEN AND THE CHURCH.

A synod of the Churchof England
diocese in British Columbia will be
held shortly, when many interesting
questions will be discussed, the
most interesting one being the en-
Eargement of the clause of the di-
@cesan canons under which female
communicants of full age shall have
fhe right to sit and vote in vestry.

The proposal is by no means
wevolutionary. “Old England”
Ladies, otherwise qualified, have the
wight to sit in vestry meetings while
@here are increasing numbers of
eases in rural districts of England
aand Wales in which ladies of high
Position and capacity have been
chosen to serve and are now serving
with general acceptance as church
wardens. Here, however, it is pro-
posed that ladies shall only sit and
wote and not be qualified as lady
delegates or wardens. Those sup-
porting the movement say that as
half the lay work of the church in
British Columbia is done by women
and that as theyJare i in the majority
ms communicants, and more ‘relig-
Hous than. men, they have every
claim to attend the parish meetings
wf their churches.

WUBLIC OPINION,

‘Tue Nelson court house is the
best sample of a cold storage
pliant, if some of the churches are
excepted, to be found in the Koote-
mays. It is strange Hon. Fred
‘Hume has not brought the matter
of better court commodations be-
fore the legislature. Rossland,
ssome of these days, will have a
$40,000 court house, and $then the
Judges, for the comfort of litigants,
will order the majority of cases to
be tried at that place. When Mr.
Hume was asking tor the votes of
the people, a few months ago, his
friends pointed out the advantage
efhaving acabinet minister from
this district. If Nelson has profit-
ed by Mr. Hnme's presence in the
Cabinet, the circumstances has
been so carefully obscured as to
have escaped the observation of his
‘wonstituents here.—Nelson Econo-
mist. .

Hon. Jos. Martin arrived in town
from Vancouver yesterday, says a
Portage la Prairie despatch of the
gth inst:, and leaves for Ottawa
‘Tuesday on supreme court business.
Mr. Martin. refuses to discuss poli. |)
-€ics, either federal or the coast, and
is evidently awaiting developments.
He did not know whether the liber-
als would contest the next elections
on the party lines of the federal poli-
tics or not, or what would be made
the issue. Neither would he say
anything respecting the effect of the
alien or eight-hour legislation. The
only point upon which3JMr. Martin
seemed to havea decided opinion
was the defeat of the Semlin gov.
ernment when the house meets. He
will return from Ottawa and stop
off at Portage in a couple of weeks,
His business here is purely legal,
and in connection with his property.
—Exchange.

Morning subject, . ‘If the Holy
Ghost Is a Person, "What Does He
Do?” Evening Subject, ‘Dare to
Bea Caleb,” a sermon to young
men. Monday evening, Young
People’s meeting; Wednesday ev

ening prayer and praise meeting.

Salvation Army — Hallelujah
breakfast, 7 a. m.; holiness meet-
ing, 10 a. m.; Junior meeting 11 a.
m.; free and easy, 3 o'clock; Salva-
tion meeting, 8 p. m.

St. Andrew's Presbyterian church,
corner First avenue and Lincoln
street, Rev. D. McG. Gandier, B.A, A.
pastor. Service 11 a.m. and 7:30
p-m. Sabbath ‘school and bible
class 2:30 p.m. Y.P.S.C.E. Mon-
day 8 p.m. At the morning ser-
vice a pastoral letter from the mod-
erator of the assembly will be read.
A full attendance of members and
adherents is requested. Inthe ev-
ening the pastor will speak on ‘*Sui-
cide;a Few Thoughts Resatding
Friday's Sad Event.”

The Methodist Church, Washing-
ton street, George H. Morden, pas-
tor. Service at 11 a.m. and at 7.30
p.m. Sabbath school and bible
class at 2.30 p.m. Epworth League
of Christian Endeavor, .Monday at
8p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at8 p. m. Morning subject,
“Spiritual Things to Spiritual | ©
Men.” :

BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Hotel Russell sets the best
table in Rossland.

Grand Forks Daily Gazette is on
sale at all the Rossland news stands.

The most stylish, turnouts —sad

‘le horses, coupes or gurneys—at |:

Montana stables, phone 6.

The Grand Union dining room
has been reopened under-‘new mian-

agement and furnishes the best 25-

cent’ meal in town.

JOHN PHILLIPS,

Contractor & Carpenter

and Office Fittings.
Jobbing a all ivands Promptly Sttended to.
Estimates Furnished.
Inperal fading: Kesidence,
risto St,, Sth house north of Col-
eambia avenue, Fr, 0. Box 576.

Rossiand Golden Gate Mining and Explor-
ation Company, Limited.

Once is heret.y. given tha that all Jegal title. to

jountain Chi noieand Copper

sith mineral claims, 3 situate ‘on Bulldor

mountain,
Dog creek, is Wa the above company,
alg endin, iitigation. having been settled,
sland, October 11th, “he
H. S. WAttace, President.
to-rpat ‘Tromas Prest, Secretary.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Vaeneant to the Creditors’ Trust Deeds

ct and Amonding Acts.
NO jOTI' se is hereby given that Mand.
ince of

Eagles of the cit land, in

Wich Columbia, denies in ary
zaillinery, has by deed ¢ his d:
of atl her personal

day, dated the 9th da:
ouate ‘and ‘effects: whith i may be seized and sold

jeanetta
assigned a!

c of
man, Mot the’ Benehe: fs ah her creditors.
the said Maud Jeanetta

ctober, 1899. Am tn cl of
the sald plaude Pieanetta Eagles will bt held at the
of H, E. A. Cor and Wallace

fi
oth da: er
the ala eee to Gistribute

Arse

NOTICE.

the undersigned,
“reer ola

1. Starting at a point

oure
he city of Rosst nd, at or near th

oO ee oe and Spokane st
avenue to Ea

erl
northerly < ‘on. atl street to Victoria avenue,

being fo Be known for the

Gn Union avenue,

CLASSEFIED.

BUSINESS CARDS.

el head

serted of the
taken for
1.00.

Soe Unser icons,

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

eet, thence west
11 street, thence
en

west erly on, acta avenue to Davi Hs strect.thenge

he
ington street

westerly around ¢

ed mountaln, | thence, wester!
around the south of SI
‘eco!

creek,
int being twel miles more

im i being twelve

ber,

Ww.

Roure3. Contin 4 on Washin
from the Said limits of the ity of Ross
ly and south he souther:

ry and southwesterly
ern slope of Spokane and

fe
e Vel seas mine, thence. wi westerly

mbia

olu
ft ence Snortherly along Wa Wvashington
street to ihelietes of the sald city

mative

land wester
‘n slope of

Bed creeks shenes

eSB:

slope. of
to
tire distance

ty of Rossland to this
or less,
elses B.C., this 16th day of Septem-

T, J, Duncan,
‘A. MACDONALD,

Application for Liquor License.

DR. 4. MILLoy,

DENTIST.

Room: Stone block, over Bank of Toronto
Columbia Ave.

REMOVAL—she Sparta fruit and
ery store has removed from the Postoffice building
to Columbia avenue, opposite C.P.R. telegraph
office. A1IBLLO & CALESTRO, Proprietors.

U.S. Consular Agent John Jackson Jr, has re-
moved from Postoffice Block to office of G. W.
Richardson, Columbia avenue. opposite Windsor
hotel. Agent for John R. Cook.

IF YOU don't know how you can save half or
more when you are purchasing hats, shoes, cloth-
ing, gents’ furnishings and blankets. get the cata-
logue of the Rossland: Auction House, 42 East
Columbia avenue.

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

CHEAP READ{NG—AIl the latest novels at
the Rossland Bazaar. We exchange any book In
our library for five cents. Washington street and
First’avenue.

‘TAILORING.

©. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goods in Rossland. None but first-class
labor Employed. Prices moderate. Columbia
avenue, Rossland.

F. W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,
In.Custom House building.
Also New xork Life Lysurauce Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, B.O.

_T.E. HALEY,
Beef,.....Pork,
Mutton,

FISH, OYSTERS, AND

OTICE is hereby that I will apply at th
N newt ating of ait of Licen: i se cam m1 vite GAME.
loners for se a a
Reet Known ag tre White House bulidin ng oF 7 PRESSING AND DYEING.
B, blogk 28, ‘columbia avenue, in the Clty: 0 ee
osslan Cicaning, dyeing and repairing of men’s and
Epwarp WATSON,
‘Dates tie bia z women's garments. Clothes cleaned and pressed
ated ts ath av of Sentemnnets 12: for tourists on shortest notice. Stree~ Street, B.C.
7 = Steam Cleaning & Dyeing Co. i
Appiloation for Ligue” License: OVEKCOATS—Just received 500, bought from 7
ai ube ia beret y given | thee we wy y apply a fire sale: worth from $15 to $35... Your choice at R AN D U N ! ON
ard se : ( I
commissioners for n license to sell iiquors | $2t the Rossland Auction House.
at retail on the premises known ay the old
of Montreal building on Columbia WATCH REPAIRING. --HOTEL..

avenue in the city of Rossland,

INGHAM

& McoDoxatp

CUNNT!
Dated this Sth day of September. 1899.

NOTICE OF

_ FINE Watch Repairing. at moderate charges.
A line of splendid time pieces. A. ZIMMERMAN,
Jeweler, opposite Windsor Hotel

Pursuant to Creditors Trust Deeds Act and
Amending Acts.
NOPICE is hereby that S. A. Hart

ind, British

of Ross-
lumbia, dealer! in, agents? fur.

aisha has by, deed pearing de Sate. fhe 13th day of
vei

. asst;
tate, credits ‘and (fects ‘which’ m:
sold under execution, all

personal es-

and hs
Edward Baillie of the city of Rossland ‘accountant,

in trust for the purpo:

pose of paying rateably an

proportionately and without preference of Priority

the creditors ol

he said S. A. Ha
was executed by
in, the aaiate and the

irtman ethele jut
said Edward

[artm:
Baillie, thet frustee, on the 13th day of October. A,

and th
fase Beatea by the said deed.

jd trustee has undertaken the-

Il persons equi flaims against the said S. A.
rr

uired

to pay tne amounts due to the ua trustee forth-

with.

And notice is hereby given that after the! said

SITUATIONS AND HELP.

> WANTED—Minersto‘know that they.can get
the-best overalls and jumpers, riveted, worth
$r 00, at only 6oc at the Rossland Auction House.

WANTED TO TRADE.

WANTED TO TRADE—Mining stock
in'Crown Granted “Yiur properties, for a
Rossland Residence lot.

Address Stock, Rgcorp Office.

AUCTIONEER.

ALBUMS! ALBUMS! Must be soldat sacri-
fice. ‘Callin and examine goods before sale by
auction. Will sell: private as they must go.
Houghton’s Exchange and ‘Auction Mart, North
‘Washington street, in C. P..R. hotel block.

uith day of December 1899, the trustee will
roceed to distribute ie assets ainong. tees tles
Entit ed thereto, havi rd only to claims of MISCELLANEOUS.

which he shall then haye notice
A meetin

of the creditors “ot the sai

et id S.A.
Hartman wi tbe held at the law effices of Mac:

” Macponatp & Ci

Solicitors : forthe’ the'trustee.
ctaenne

WANTED—Tosell the best pure woo! heayy
socks, sold’ elsewhere at 38c, lor only take at the
‘Rossland Auction House,

“FOR ‘RENT.

Tor RENT—Three sults of rooms to reat in E.

Jn the Matter #. ane.

NOTICE. ~

see Smaith’s brick. locks Call at premises for partic

Notice a hereby
inin;

fren that

“pet

See Pe.

the Virgitia
Nom-Peronal

Lisl
Piabilly) i wal tp public auction’ to the

hest bidder for cash, on. th

ie twentieth

Sey ol Getober, 1809, at ‘the nour of three
in

"FOR RENT—Seren-room house on Victoria |
tahenue with bath abi all modern improvements,”
Fall particulars at J2 8. Johnson & Co's office.

-TO RENT—Foir sues. af living sobms of three
"roams each, in brick cg. «Enquire of Eber

og retock jn 8 C. Smith, _ AOTTSt
oat ice. Buildi Tp. =
nie, © Rossland, B. C. the. ny, column ate TO: RENT — Tafuralshed, house, ‘jive
which ‘are in default for 2: of |rooms, large city
; water. Apply, M. W. Simpson's store, Co
No. of Gertif- : ‘Re. of :Amount of AS | jumbia avouus, ’
378 10 ERGs |
ars 1.00 | $80 Je FOR SALE.
= por 0 ““FOR SALE—A three-room house, furnished,
‘B82 ¢ 500.” 40 and lot, on Nickel Plat flat. City water. Lot
383 500 40 fenced and nicely improved. $450 buys tnis, Its
oat 500° “40 asnap. Cleartitle. Apply, this office.
Be a0 6 FOR SALE—Fine square piano, in good condi-
387 500 40. tion. Will se 1 for $125 cash or $150 on time, Ad-
388 500 40 dress F, M. H,, RECORD office.
257, 1,000. * ae FOR SALE—A ‘7 horse-power Pelton
a ere 50 water wheel, -aheap.. Address, A. B., Rro- |
pL 500 25 O37 OfR oe.
me » 800% 25, FOR SALE—A few high-petigreed Daschound |,
78 300 8 puppies, Enquire Thos. E. Abbott, at Ruconp
400 1.000 60 ote
ot fend 2 - FUR SALE—A sour-roum house ‘with
rid 1000 « 50 farniture and equity in lot, $1,000. Best of
404 1,000 50 location.
405 “1,000 50 :
a on on ibe
! 50 00 ‘.
407 1,000, 50 00 (heiereatone
783 500 25 00 ive-room houre, $25. 00,
734 500+ 25 00
552 1,000 50 00 ‘Vive-room house with bath, $25.
553 1,000 50 00
pe 1,000 50 00 Five-room house, $8.
557 1 : ot to ~ Four-room house, $9,
570 1,000 50 00
671 1,000 50 00 B.N. UUIMETTE & CO.,
872 ‘500 25 00 e
719 100 6.00. | Insurance, Real Eatate and Mining Brokers
720 100 500 a
i ® 98
BB ie 2 on Transfer of Liquor License.
50 00

eee Tutt will
the estate, ing re Fd to jose claims only of Notice is herchy given that at the next
which ae shall en | Fave noti of | Dated this 15th day orse September, 1899, sitting of the Board of License Commis-
t Rossland this on ‘ay, of october. A ‘THOMAS Comsan, sioners for the city of Rossiand an applica-
n! Secretary of The Virginia Mining Com- | tion will be made for a transfer of the Li-
to-ri-yot “Sitcior Nor Easignce. pany (Linsited), Non-Personal Liability. cense now held ey, Pat Cunningham and
J... : r the fran hotel
novice: rg A ee ered
J ition tw the cit
Notice of Dissolution. Br , Rallway a
rssland, to Henry Breen and =
eet ts heputeen that the fim of Bianchi | 18 Sree ot M.S. Logan, Insolvent. 7 We Mane
tti, hotel keepers, ga hotel is here! ven that Matt
‘ossiand. B.C. solved b: mutant consent, mot the Ciey of  Ressand ty the PA oe ™Baed Pras ie fag ec etl nn
oe coth day of aS etover n_Falettl Inge Sopa ea rrying on business as J. H. MeD. 2
retiring from sald firm and Tuigal’ Bianchi con- | a’ Dry Goods merchant 3 a ‘tie sald City of Ross- COW SLL:
linuing said business and being espa for | land. has made of all his estate,
all debts of the sald firm, towho accounts | credits and eects, athe ste ned, William
should be pai Erank Camptell, Sot tne Ci Dotto, in the z
Wated, the 17th day of October, 1899. Province ol rio, Sou fant, for the ie reper ‘Transfer of Liquor License.
benefit of his creditors, by an Indenture, dated

i. ZRAL ACT, 1696,
{ror F.j
Certificate of improvements.

NO’

Evening’ Star Fraction Mineral Claim,
situate in the erat Creek mining division
enay

NOTICE,

Application for Transter:cof Liquor uw
cor

fOTICE is hereby given, that after the 1;
Ni pa A pays from the date at jisinetlce: appr

jade to the Boai ‘icense
seeeiiners or other pro er OF aiers in that behalf,
fSer permission to transfer the hotel license. now
Theld by me, to sell liquors, etc., in the “Grand
Biotet,” situate on lot 12, Block 27, plan $79, In the
‘of Rossland, to John_ Matthews.
ed this 3oth day ot Septembe:

MIKE muamber, Ttensee.

astri
of here PeatedOn Monte Cristo moun-

in.

Take notice that I, J. A. Kirk, acting as
agent for Wilson Pyper, Free Miner's cer—
tificate No, 35,682A, intend, sixty days from
the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Re-

the roth day of September, 1!
that sy, by both the said
m pbel

oR een

office: of
company, a ‘Toronto. dimlt ted, ]
Street id City

esa
Tuesday, She Reh day of Oct

. and executed on
in and the said

of the creditors will be held at the
Dyeing and Finighing

ober, Tosénto, ea

Tree o'clock lat ‘the afternoon, fo receive 3

statement of affairs; to apy
sired, and to fix facie

tors are request

corder for a
for the purpose of if obtaining a Crown Grant
of the above clai
And further take notice that action, un-
der section 37, must be commen: before
shes Jesnance of such certificate of improve—

pated this oe day of August, en
. Krex.

aa 2oth h Septem

t

remuneration ean tr he
rel
ordering of the affairs of the eer erly

le their

B. Campurcy,
- Trustee,

Notice is fe ee that at the next forthe

Was!
ne b
ington stree t 23,41 lock D. Rossland, B. C.,
Dated this ae day of September, 118.
RWARD WATSON,

W. B, Huspanp.

novice.

Re-Nicket Plate Townsite.
d | TAKE Norice that Mr. H, W,C. Jackson has
ce sed to be the ‘sal the
Nickel hate Rewnsite fo
on agreement chase, 0 of Hota a, ti
townsite must from this date be
meri jorperation, eine and

ie

other

fAMILTON,
Sacre ata: British America

10-20-15t

‘GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY.

Neatly Furnished
Rooms ~

from $2.60 to..

First-Class Bar
in connection.

No, 58. 22 0 ia Avenuc.
Four doors east of post office.

‘ANADIAN
“PACIFIC

AND SOO LINE.*

|

THE DIRECT ROUTE ‘FROM
KOOTENAY COUNTRY

TO ALL POINTS

BAST. ...-and.... WEST

First-class sleepers on all trains trom

ARROWHEAD AND KOOTENAY. LAND'NG

Tourist Cars pass Medicine Hat. Daily for
St. Paul; Sundays-and Wednes- '-
days tor Toronto; Fridays for
Montreal and Boston.

: Some norios

7:00ex Sun ‘ossiand...Ar ex Sun 11:16
17:50 seus ie ose ..Ar daily 22

Morning train for and from Robson, Nel-

son, and for Kaslo, Sandon and Slocan

points connects Monday, Wednesday and

‘| Friday for all pointe in BOUNDARY

CUUNTRY.

Eyening train for and from Robson, Nel-
son, Main Line and points north, and from
Kaslo, Sandon and Slocan points (ex. Sun.
connects Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
from all pointain BOUNDARY COUNTRY

4 Hours ROSSLAND toNELSON. Hours 4

Wor rates and fall jntormation, address the
t local age:
‘A. B. Mackenzie, City. Ticket Agt.
A. G. McArthur, Agent,
Rossland, B,C.
W.-F. Anderson, T. P..A., Nelson, B,C.
B. J. Coyle, A,G. P. A..:Vancouver, B. 6.

THE FAST LINE
TO ALL POINTS.

THE DINING CAR ROUTE VIA
YELLOWSTONE PARK.
SAFEST AND BEST.

SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS
EQUIPPED WITH™
Pullman Palace Cars, Elegant Din-
ing Cars, Modern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Cars,

Through tickets to all points in the ‘United
and Canad:
Bteamebip’ ay te all’ parts sof th .
Tickets'to China and Japan via Teesoas
and Northern PaciticSteamehin co

Trains depart from Spokane as follows;
No. 1 Westbound, at 0:55 p.m., d|
No. 2 Eastbound, at 7: 220 ae m.. daly:

For farther information’ time, cards, maps
: tickets, onely, y, toa agents of the

EB. W. Ruff; Agt. R. M. Ry.,
Rossland, B. C.

J. W. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wn.
. D. CHARLTON,

Ass’t. Gen. Pass. Agt., Portland, Ore,

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CENTRE STAR A GREAT MINE

Montreal Herald Predicts Tremendous
Fature for Property.

Says That With Enlarged Plant It Will Pro
duce 600 Tons Daily or 200,000 Tons
a Year—To Pay Dividends,

This is'the way the Montreal Her-
ald discusses the recent Centre Star
flotation:

As the Centre Star has both the
Le Roi and War Eagle veins run-
aing into‘its property, the following
facts concerning these two mines
will enable one to form a fair idea
as to the’ future possibilities of the
Centre Star. The Le Roi has
shipped up to the present time about
"200,000 tons of ore, while the War
Eagle, between 1894 dnd 1898,
shipped 54,877 tons, yielding a net
“profit of $936,971. The Centre
Star has‘taken no ore out of its
property-excepting what has been
extracted‘in the course of develop-
Even with its present lim-
ited facilities the company can ship
200 tons-daily, or say 70,000 tons a
year. With its enlarged plant this
output can be increased to. 200,000
tons a_year.

t A number.of leading mining ex-
perts who have reported upon the
Centre'Star, concur in the opinion
that itis‘one of the great mining

* properties of the world, and there is

no question in their mind but” that
itg:ore bodies may be counted upon
to maintain their values, if not in-
crease them, to a depth of at least

with a profit of $12 per ton, would
Provide this sum. The Cen-
tre Star, however, even with its
present small plant, and owing to
it being a virgin mine with such
immense ore bodies, can ship 200
tons of ore per day, or 70,000 tons
per year. An enlarged plant is
under construction, which will be
completed by May next, when their
shipments can be increased from
g00 to 600 tons per day, or say
1§0,000to 200,000 tons per year.
The Centre Star company is under
contract to ship to the Trail smelter
by the first of July, 1901, a mini-
mum of 150,000 tons of ore.

Going to the depot?
Montana stables, for a gurney.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER gf ff 1899

with excellent results,
for crown grants are now being
made by Mr Anderson. The ore
give about $60 to'$120.a ton: in
gold. Mr. Anderson is applying
for Crown Grants of the Olga group
of claims on Sophia mountain, near
the Velvet mine, This group.is the
property of the Olga Gold’ Mining
Co.

Applications

The best saddle horses at the
Montana; phone 6.

Round House for Trail.
Creelman & Beam will commence
work on the three-stall round house
at Trail next week, for which they

GEORGIA PARKER'S

Will Take Place Tomorrow From
Lockhart & Jordan's.

Tomorrow morning at
o'clock will be held the funeral of.
Georgia Parker, who committed
suicide yesterday on Lincoln street.
The funeral will be from Lockhart
& Jordan’s ‘undertaking parlors,
and it is hoped Father Pat Irwin
can reach here in time to officiate.
The funeral will probably be in the
new city cemetery. Miss Dora
Clark and a number of friends are
defraying the expenses of the inter-
ment, .

The girl’s mother, Mrs. Curtis,
who lives in San Francisco, -has
been notified, but as she is an inva-
lid ‘in straightened circumstances,
who has been dependent upon her

‘2000 feet. This is being
confirmed by the present dévelop-
ments in the lowest. levels, of the
Le Roi‘and War Eagle... The: Le
Roi, on its goo-foot level, finds its
‘ore values are maintained, . while in

» the case’of the War Eagle, in its

deepest level; at 750: feet, the ore
has improved in value...’
Although the Le Roi is now work-
ing. on its goo-foot level, and has
already shipped 200,000 tons of ore,
yet Mr. Carlyle, within the last few
‘weeks, has made the statement that

: _, the work'so far done in that prop-
s erty must be looked upon mainly as

“developitig work, with: a. view of
this: great property for
the future, and‘that'the time is ap-
proaching when more and even

larger dividends ‘will’be a by the

‘company. i

‘The Le Roi company~ is " capital

= ized Yat 61,000,000. ($5,060,000),

and: ‘notwithstanding. the present de-
and altt ‘fh the P

‘hter for support, she is not ex-
pected.

The unfortunate.girl had taken
chloroform before drinking the cor-
rosive sublimate, and as a conse-
quence suffered little pain from the
powerful poison.

That she managed to kill herself
at all was’ merely luck. Intending
to get a sufficient quantity of the
drug to secure death, she placed so
many of the tablets in solution that
had they dissolved the drink would
have proven.an emetic instead of a
poison. In her hurry 'to'take the
stuff however she drank it before all
the tablets had dissolved and by
mere chance managed to get-a solu-
tion, which was ‘capable. of killing
her. :

MARTIN SAYS S PLEM-FLAMI.

‘Accuses ‘Warry- Jones of Having De-
frauded Him at Poker.
Martin Kerrigan, who'thinks he

P

not paying a dividend, the stock
is selling on the London market on

“va basis of about $6,250,000, for the

‘mine, so ‘satisfied is the investor of
aits fatake enormous. possibilities.
yr te the present stringency in
the London money. market the stock
sold on-the basis of $9,000,000 for
the property.

‘Jn'the way of expert’ opinion on
the property, there is the report of
_Mr.,Wayne Darlington, who ex-
amined. ‘the mine for Johan W.
Mackay, the bonanza king. He
Says: ‘The Centre :Star has the,
Le Rdi vein for 1500 feet in length,
and has the War Eagle vein for
:goo feet inlength.. * * * I be-
lieve that the Centre Star. will prove
to'be a better, mine than any that
has been’ ‘discovered. in the camp.
* * #° I believe that careful
cross: -cutting and more. drifting on
the present level will expose more
ore that will double the value of the
mine, and that when 200 feet deeper
are reached, the mine will show four
or five milliéns” profit in “sight.
* * *° My conclusion as to the
mine has been gradually forced
upon meas my work: progressed,
until I am now firmly convinced of
its great, value. The ore bodies are
greater in length than the combined
Le Roi abd War, Eagle.”

Some time ago when sp

knows hing about poker, got
into 2 game nin ‘by Harry Jones at
the International last-week. Things
looked lovely to him, and he stayed
with his hand until there was $80
in the jackpat. At the ‘show-down,
however, Martin was off the map,
as Mr. Jones had seemingly at-
tracted all the high cards unto him-
self. There was a dispute, which
was vigorous and energetic, yer
title to the pot. :

Now Martin has had Jones. ar-
rested: on the charge cf flim-flam-
ming him. The case is set for
Tussday.

A Trail Heal Estate Deal.

W... Henderson. Johnston _ has
shown his confidence in the future
of Trail by purchasing the property
adjoining : his. premsies' on the
Bowery owned by J. A. Ferguson,
Mr. Johnston has made a number of
Jimprovements and has completely
renovated the property. The bar-
ber shop has been rented to William
Ross. .

Ph 6. have secured the contract. They
one % | have just completed a_ two-stall
round house for the C.P.R. near
the present depot.
AL
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oston
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10:30
read:

Pumpkin and Mince eis
Christmas Fruit Cake, and
First-Class Bread, at the

City BAKERY.

24 Washington Street.

UNDERWEAR
HOSIERY: i

OF THE
Ww Finest -
Quality
~ AT
Moderate
Id Prices.
Ww ;
, Ww
ib | MRS, ABARD.
a anaes
ROSSLAND_

“WEEK OGT. 16-22.

THE R. E. FRENCH
THEATRE COMPANY.

Engagement Extraordinary:

, ° TONIGHT.

“Young Mrs. Wintlirop.”

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OPERA HOUSE

Farewell appearance. :. The greatest of all society”
plays,

Resérved Seats at Rolls’ drug store without extra
charge. .

:ALL MEN ARE FOND OF
.GOOD MEALS.

TH.

Hotel...Russell

Ecpemuipariein ie BEST TABLE 1N
SSLAND, -

Table sisar $7 per week,

Tower & McKercher...... -

-- Proprietors

‘ootenay..
Hotel-—-ay

vers
First-Class Business Lunch
35 Cents.
Oysters in any style, a Specialty.
Game in Season.
oD. ‘
Private Boxes for Fatt-
ilies and Parties.
tained

Miss K.

A Chinese Missionary.
Rev. Two Hy, a Chinese mission-

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

ary laboring under the pi of
the Presbyterian church at Van-
couver, is here to remain over Sun-
day. His purpose in visiting the
principal cities of West Kootenay
is to arrange for the appointment

was free as to the -probable divi-
‘dend, it-was thought ; that the com-

_-pany would only pay 3-4 per cent.

a month. There was an agreeable
.Surprise (today, however, when it

of an_ iti t Chinese
in Trail, Rossland, Nelson and: in-
tervening points.

——

First-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners mime | Gheaks
cashed, free of charge.

Harry McIntosh - -

Nicely Furnished Rooms

Proprietor.

was d that the dividend
would bezone per cent. a month.
This; even: with the present small

lant, can be very easily done, and

large surplus shown at the same
time.’ The payment of the dividend
will require $420,000 per annum,
and a shipment of a 100 tons of ore
daily,’or, say, 35,000 tons per, year,

ERLE CLAIMS<
De P.L.S., of Trail, Has
Been Very Busy.
J. D. Anderson, Pp OL. S.,

has been engaged in making a
general plan of the properties of
the Canadian & King Gold Min-
ing Company, at Erie, B, C. De-
velopment work on this company’s
claims is being rapidly pushed on

A. G, Creelman.
P. O. Box 315.

CREELMAN & BEAM.

BUILDERS.

obing promptly attended to

Commercial court,

Office ands sho}
r Al hambra hotel

HOSSLAND, B.C.

George Beam

CONTRACTORS &

Hetimates furnished on all binds of work.

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Dry Goods, Silks, Clothing and
House Furnishing Goods.

maeiar
Silks
The popularity of Silk, both Black and
Colored, continues to. increase rather that
diminish.' We placed: large import orders
before the recent. heavy advance in Silks,
and will offer exceptional values in Black
Silks and Satins.
24-inch heavy rich Satin, $1, and 1.25.
24-inch Satin .Duchess, — all. pure Silk, -
$1.25 and 1.50.
34-inch Satin Merves, $1.50 and 1.75.
25-inch Peau de Soie and Tryme. Soie,.
$1.50.
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Men’s Clothing and
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Furnishings
Men's Tweed" Suits, made of extra heavy
fancy mixedsT weeds, lined good Ital-

jan‘cloth: Sizes 36 to 42, $8, and 7.50 a
suit.

Ladies’ J. avkets:

Ladies’ Cloth Jackets, 22 inches long, made
from extra-fine quality Kersey Cloths. In
Tans, Blacks, Greens and Blues, ‘sizes 32 to
42, $8, 8.50, 10.00 and 12.50.

Ladies’ Black cloth Jackets, 22 inches long,
made from quality imported close curl As-
trakhan Boucle Cloth, neatly trimmed with
straps, Kersey, etc. $8, 9, 10 and 12.50.

Ladies’ Cloth Capes, $6, up to $10.

Tailor Made Suits

Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits; made of fine
imported Covert Cloth, Venetians, Serges,
‘ete., in double-breasted, tight-fitting suits,
$15, 16.50, 18, 20, 22.50, and $25 a suit.

Separate Skirts.
In Serges, Venetians, ‘Crepons, etc., ela-
>? Horately- trimmed. with: braids, “and satin
} folds, etc., $7.50, 10, 11, and $12.50.

LADIES’
Separate Skirts,

$2, 2.75) 3-50, 4. 00),and.$5.

- LADIES’

Wool Wrappers

$4.50 to 8.50, in Cashmeres, Mixtures, etc.

Silk Waists

oe Special, at $5, 5.50, 6.50, 8.00, 8.50, $9.00

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Men's Blue Cheviot;- double-brested, sack
* suits, $10.00. | .

Men's Stylish Scotch - Tweed: Suits in
Checks, Plaids‘and solid colors, in single
and: double-breasted sack suits, $x: 5% 15.00.
16.50-and._ 18.00.

Men's Grey: Worsted Frock Suits, $20.

Men's Pants, $1.50, 2.50 3-00, 3.50, 4.00
and. 5.00.

‘Boys’ Knee, Pants, 75c, and goc.

Boys’ Suits, $4, 4.50, 6.00 and 7.50.

Hats and Caps
Men's. brown and -black Fedoras, $2.50
and 3.00. :
Men's Stier ‘Hats, $3 and 4.00.
Men’s Crush Hats, $2.50 and 3.50. ©
Men’s Caps, 50c, 75c¢, and $1. t

Shoes

Men's Lace Shoes, $2, 2.50 and 3.50,
Men’s Box Calf Shoes, $3 50, 4.00, 4.50
and 5.00.

Men's.Congress Horsehide Shoes,’ $3.50
and-4,00.

Underwear
Men's Wool-Fleeced Underwear, $1.00.
Men's Scotch Wool Underwear, 75¢, $1,
1,50, 2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 3.00, 4.00 and 4.50.

se Gloves

* Men’s Heavy Working Gloves, 50c, 75c.
Men's Heavy Buckskin Gloves, $1, 1. 25
and 1.50.

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op Silk & Dress. Goods
DEPARTMENT

! is filled to overflowing with all the Latest

: New creations for Fall and Winter, direct

i from English markets.

Just received, the third shi; this
season, of Briggs, Priestley & Co.'s Silk
and Wool Crepons, in a large variety of
patterns, Suits $10, 12, 15, and up to $25.

Skirt Patterns, $6, 7.50, 10.00 and 15.00.

Priestley’s Endora Cloth, $1.25 and 1.50.

Priestley’s Silk Warp Henrietta, $1.25

. and 1.50.
Priestley’s Poplins, $1, 1.25, and 1.50.
Priestley’s Novelty Suitings, 50c, 75¢ and

1.00.
: Priestley’s Serges, 50c, 75¢, 85c and $1.
‘Colored Dress Goods

46-inch Homespun Serges, 35¢.

46-inch Melton Cloth, 4oc.

54-inch Costume Suitings, shrunk, $1.25.
54-inch Imported Broadcloths, $1.25, 1.50

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