THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

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SUMICRIPTION RATER:

Fr month by wail..
Bal Ra half sear by malt .
Daily, per per ear, foreign..

Subscriptions invariably in advance.

Advertising rates will be made known upon
Spplication,
TheRaconp reaches the people.

ystenatic, detailed and
ics, in bringiog about
the i estmient of £250, 088,v0d%in
that ion in nine Years: (dts suc-
cess has Ween obtdinéd-through the
absolute | sonfidence-« hich the Eu-

through its’
reliable stat

rity. Its report for the year 1898
shows a.total production of £16,-
044,135 in gold. ©

‘The good work of Johannesburg
has been taken as an example by
the Central
mines at Winnipeg, which has re-
produced some of the.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Arsive from DESTINATION, Leave for

oS am,

ee nae and

Crow’s -Next ints

dally, including Sun*

days and Boundary

pols, daily. “except
s.

[2:55 p.m.

To, Trail. Nelson, AG
row Lake points

main line

32205 p. m,

++ Spokane........ | #1900 Pp, m.

TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

DESTINATIONS.

CLOSE |

t DUE

Revelstoke and all points|
east and west. including Kam
12:00 Pet .ta,icops, Vancouver, | Victoria,|7:

the Okanugan, Similkameen,| daily
[Cariboo “and ‘Klondyke dis-

Trail, Robson, Nakusp.|
Sandon, Hal 3
and a it'Siocan’ and atten

Nelson, Kasto, and. Ym

and all Koote nay. lake, ‘andl

.| Crow Pass connec;
ons.

pokane, North
i points in hear Biates

 OtHinary letter mail only,
all East-rn Canada, the|
aes Rando and ail fore
anc” other foreign|
countel ies.

» Nelson and Nelson district.|

ma

rerterien Saniebian 5

mulern ‘Canada, United King.| 7492-*
ldom and ailteuropean ire daly:

Grand Forks, Greenwood,|
Mibway and ail other Bound:|
lary District polnts* |

the Joh haanb,
British Columbia “does not wish to

improve its methods 4 After the same
pattern, © -

EDITORIAL NOTES. 4

‘The Ch
unanimously declare that they are
not Boxers. But what would: they
be if they were in China?
justifiable for women. Such was
the case. with the women in the le-
gations: inte Pekin who 4 4pfepared
themselves for the Worst’ with” a

_{ supply of poison.

‘What the Amefican athletes did
not carry off at the Paris. exposi-
tion sports:was not warts consider
ing.

er, the temperature at joa. m. yes-
terday having been 91 In ‘the shade,

Emperor William no doubt re-
grets having allowed his officers to
teach the Chinese to fight.

While. Sir Wilfrid. Laurier is
taking his time with the appoint-
ment. of .a commission to enquire

ne

Canada chamber of

reports, of
LIf

be Gistanged Gn *the race, ig must}}

he ae States’

‘ ae fe |
There are times when suicide is

London is having Pith! weath—

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 17: ig00.

Notice
ga benders will be received by the
tindersign ed ye to oon ‘on .;Wed-
nesday, the 18th day of July; 1900,
for the printing and) binding of the
revised and consolidated Public
General By-Laws" of thie “City of
Rossland.’ Tenders must show
prices as follows:

For 100 copies. For 250 copies.

For spocopies. For 1000-copies.

The* By-Law and ‘specifications
fur ‘printing *and® binding may be
seen_at the office of. the, city ‘solici-

The! corporation: “of. the City of
Rossland is not bound to accept the
lowest or apy tender,

{Dated this 13thdav of July, 1900.

“Wa McQueen,

143 City Clerk.
i To Let.

“give new houses, four rooms each,
an hill at ‘head of steps, behind One
Price * Grocery? ?Gompany "s store,
Spokane street. Apply to Daly &

ton. 5

TODAYS STOCK SALES,

Following is a. summary of the
salés.dn the: local exchange «today,
together with'thé quotations:

_Blosaland Sales.

Sales today on the looal exchange
were ,as_ follows. : thabasca,}1000,
tooo, 2836c; jant, 5000, 24%c,
2000; 2 4c} Okanogan, 3000, 1 4c;
Deer Trail, 5000, 3c. Total
sales, 17,000’shares.

cee SeRa

icf

x

hether the J: are irs
immigrants, those. who have .al+
| arrived have ‘cut fishermen’s
wages on the Fraser. river ‘20 Per
cent.

Co-operation is bringing pros-
perity to the Irish farmers and is
removing a prime cause of discon-
tent. Co-operative societies loan
money. to their members, buy sup-
phes wholesale, sell products whole-
sale and thus get all the advantages
of a combination.

Australia, China and Japan—See special notices
ters for Kegistratton must be posted half an
nour ae conten to the time for closing the mails.

toffice | fi rN
aati cuties 2.gpe" om Ba. mato7 p.m

TO ADVERTISERS,

New reading matter makes your.
advertisement attractive. We will
gaily change your ‘tad” every issue
if copy is presensed before 10 a. m,

WORTHY OF IMITATION.

A subject which should receive
prompt -attention from . the. legisla-
ture, whichis about to. convene,
is the revision cf the manner in
which information as to the mineral
preduction of the province is col-
lected and published. The znnual
reports. of the of mines.

The legis! e has plenty of
work cut out tor it undoing the

ernment in regard to the election
taw and the license law. There is

can- be compéelied to pay license
outside of incorporated: cities. The
veters’ lists are encumbered’ with
absentees, aliens and corpses,

OF the °$3,493,200 voted ‘by the
Dommion parliament for railrozdd
subsidies, British Columbia, which
needs them most,’ gets only $96,-

Two of the Dominion cabinet
ministers—one of them it is said
being’ Sir Wilfrid Laurier, intend

shine by comparison with the mea-
gee official information obtainable
trom other provinces ‘and from the
mining states of the union, but they
leave much room for improvement.
Any doubt on this point may be ‘set
at ‘Test by comparison with the
i dby the Jot

burg chamber of mines.

The principal defect ‘in the ‘meth-
ods.of the provincial department of
mines is the arrangement and pub-
lication of the information as to the
mineral production.. The:statisfics
collected as to the mineral produc:
tion should be arranged to show
every useful fact in regard to every”
producing mine ata glance. © They‘! fi
should be published monthly -and: a
general summary should be given
to the newspapers of ‘the whole.
world: at’ ‘the end of each . month
through the Associated Press.

Johannesburg set the pace. for i

this work through. its chamber of
mines.: The conditions . attending
the develop and _op iow of
a mine to a dividend-paying basis
jn.the Transvaal are not to. be com-
pared with those obtaining in- Brit--
‘ish Columbia, yet the chamb

gZation, with the view of bringing
apout.a unification of the Liberal
party. At-Ottawa the cleavage in
the ranks of the Liberals in ‘British
Columbia is causing much concern.
It is believed there that unless some-
thing be done to overcome the diffi-
culties every seat in this province
will be lost to the Laurier govern-
ment. To do this will be a hard
task; bit'if properly gone about we
believe much good can’ be accom-
plistied.—Vancouver World.”

The success attending the.flota-
tion of the British America: corpo-
ration: subsidiary companies, the Le
Roi- Noi 2and Le‘Roi No. 3,.is a

of impr

in London: feeling towards British
Columbia mining properties. . There
was much:.room for improvement,
tor‘many ‘things “have conspired: to
make the.Londoners fight . shy of
cin the provi , The
fault ‘lay chiefly with “shady” op-
erators, many , of them. Londoners,
and it is satisfactory to find the good
qualities of. British. Columbia prop-
erties asserting themselves success-
fully against the, ‘malign influences

;) that have caused So much trouble. —

mines. has. been

The P ince,”

blunders of the Semlin-Cotton gov- |:

no law, under’ which* ‘liquor-Sellers |.

visiting the west shortly after pro- |

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Telephone 86, P.O. Box 268
A B. MACKENZIE & CO,
.

MINING BRCKERS,

Columbia Ave, Rosstand, B.C

Established May, 1895,
THE REDDIN- j;ACKSON CO.,

Atwevem Liapnery.,

MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS,

Agents for ParisBell Addit ion to Rossland.

INVESTORS

will find the office
of the

BIG FOUR

Consolidated Miniig Co.

Two doors above Masonic Hall,
Columbia avenue.

Three Large Veins; Good
Values, Large Ore Body;
one, mile west of the city”
and.-the......

Will be pleased to ‘show parties
Properties, &c., by-calling ut office

G. CREELMAN,
CONTRACTOR

‘AND BUILDER,

Estimates furnished on all kinds of fork: ysJob
bing promptly attended to,

Best Buy in Rossland f

segness sesaviceceseesooses

THE CENTRAL?

DRY -GOODS.-STORE.

GREAT MID-SUMMER,

CLEARANCE. SALE.,

BLOUSE
WRAPPERS 22's

Ih Cotton: Lisle --

Ladies’ Vestsarsr="=

Every Article
Mentioned:ai’
Decided Bargain.

Holstead & Wright

4
: ~~ Cor. First ‘Ave. and: Washington! St.
4

© IN: COTTON
) AND SILK em

in. Cotton, Cash- Cash-

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THE CENTRAL DRY.GOODS & CLOTHING STORE
ch rh aly daathathalisdpsineaaladhetiadien

Katie D. Green G. M.
and D. Co.,. Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL. LIABI LITY,.

situated on North Fork. Salmén
River, Erie District; B.C. ie

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY. i
Fifty thousand shares of the Company’ 's Treasury Stock i is now
offered to the public at-

7 1-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application 'to

22 Columbia Aveuue, GEORGE H. GREEN;
Rossland, B.C. Sec-Treasurer,

Property

Zureka Consolidated, Gopter, Homestates Seaisc sen]

Sitverine, R.E. B: Lee, Boilie; Bareke Mortth: Sti

“Agents, R ini id, BoC

or Headquarters‘for Conmimer- :
cial Men....Splendid Saniple: Rooms.

UNEXCELLED TABLE: Toun Haverty, Proprietor.

Subscribe for. the

50 Cents per. Month Delivered.’

mr
4

Boxes in Bank of Montreal Safe=

ty Deposit Vault.

Office and shop: C tal Court, a
ae sen totes EO. Bong “tha

"and aim :

THE: [LEADING HOTEL’ AT TRAIL, F

sce sees

Ms

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~ Served to
your”.
residence

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COMETS LL

ROSSLAND EVENING

RECORD, JULY 17, 1900

DEAN WAS KNOCKED (OUT. _

King Finishes Him in the Fourth
Round After a Good Battle.

A crowd of about: 190. assembled
at Dominion shall last evening to
witness the und go for a de-
cision between ‘Andy. King, feather-
weight champion: of “Montana, and
Danny Dean, lightweight champion
of British Columbia. Both’ men
were in good form and fought:a
clean fast fight from start to finish.
King succeeded 1n finishing his
man in the fourth: round with ‘a
left hand blow onthe ‘heart* and
right hand upper. cut on the. chin.
Dan Coakley actedas referee and W.
Jj. Venner as time keeper, with N.
A. Burritt and, Commodore Grey as
time keepers the principals.

When the incipals® entered the
ring they were wardily applauded:
King seemed ‘tu impress. the audi-
ence and a number. expressed: the
opinion that “ he’ would ‘win, but:
Dean was somewhat of a surprigé;
In the first round he;seemed to land
easily on his opponent's jaw. Dean
was leading. din King ‘was. waiting
for an openi ‘The ' first round
was in favor of _Dean,:: In the sec:
‘and round Dean landed on King's
face above the eye, leaving a slight
cut and drawing first blood. Dedn
landed oftener than’ King, but. his
blows were not.-as “effective, for
when King landed it hurt. Honors
were about'even. injthe: second,

. The third’ round ety “ decidedly'i in

on Dean's face andsbody, and had

his man going as‘ Ong soundéd:
The fourth round: was the final,

King played hard on. his, opponent’s

THE SEORTS ¥ RSTRADAY

Last Rvente in the Miners Union An¢
nual Celebration -

The tug’ of war at the. Miners’
union spurts: yesterday, : fot a prize
of - $20; Was won by’ the ‘Miners’
‘union team-
‘tered and the miners first defeated
‘the carpenters, while the Scotch-
men defeated a+ team headed by
(Mike Burns. The -
Scotchmen then came together and
the former won. ' The other events
swere decided as follows:

Sack race—B. Rawlings, first,
prize $5; Martin Egan,’ second,
prize $2.50... .

Running: hop; ati and jamp—Ed:
Erb, first, 39 feet 8 inches, prize $:

ROW. McDonaid, second, no prize.”

-Drilling’ contest for boys under
16—W. Furlong and A. Ray,” first,
(distance 1214 “inches, * prize’ $153
‘Stevens and Lurty, second, ‘di

tional ‘family liquor store.

Four teams were en-} -

miners and}:

‘tweets St.~Paul.and, Chicago.

Fine Bottled Goods,

most,

CLASSIFIED.

night ‘Schlitz’s\ extract of malt.

Sold- by ‘the bottle: at the Interna-
Import-
ed white wines; clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or case:at
moderate prices. tf

Fancy gaited saddie horses—new
buggies—fine single drivers at
‘Montana stables. Phone 6.

Pesce Declared.

gold. fields'of Alaska? There are
‘other matters of vital importance; ] .
you may make a trip east, and will
svant. to: know how to travel. In
order to‘have the best service, use
the: Wisconsin Central railway be-
For
rates and other. information write

land, Oregon.

7% inches, prize $7.50. «

= Putting 16-pound weight—J. H.
Macdonald, ‘first,’ diStance.:33 feet
6 inches, ‘prize $10; J. McGraw,
fsecond, distance 31/feet 1134- inches.
“There was plenty of dancing, the
platform on .the © grounds _ being |,
given up’ to that recreation anda
ball in.the Miners’ union hall end-
ng the day’s festivities.

: .0 Bere

© At Rossland, B.C.;° on Friday,
July: 13, .1900,. to the: wife of T.:B.
Linton, a daughter.

a >C, Helm, agent of the Spo-
kane*& Northern Telegraph~ com=|+
pany at Greenwood, : ipassed through |

e city to Spokane yesterday. :

tibs and heart, and” -Dean, Hi hed
often to escape put King

got an opening, and. swung his left
i. landed’ aright upper
This was the kndtk
snt= fo Alcor and was
counted out. ‘

«» Before the “Contest ‘started, there

were two lively. three round bouts
betiicen local’. amateurs. ~- Dan

are the best.

Fo Cure.a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Brome Quinine
Tablets, All druggists refund . the
money if it fails to cure. 250 Ey
W..Grove's signature is on each
box.

Match pairs, handsomie iia
carriages and. gurneys—Montana

~ Through Sleeper.

Limited” service the
Canadian Pacific railway operate a
through sleeper between Arrow=
head and Vancouver for the accom-

dation of the K i
This will be a very great conven-
iénce to the'travelling public.

Pure Soap

Why devote ‘all your time read- i Ne
‘Ving. about--the Boer war and the}

Jas. A. Clock, general agent, Port- |.

With, the inauguration of the]:
-| Imperial

f v this head inserted at the
One Conia" Herd. Nothing taken fr

te oO
tee Six insertions,

deas than 25 cents,

TAILORING.

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

FOR SALE,

Application for Hotel License.

Tora Metal i.
vas the Western

MW. McL. eae
Dated this ist day of Jaly 1900, 3t

* Application for Hotel License.
Notice is irae that at the next sitting
of the Board of License Commissioners for the
nf! Rossland, Iwill make pplication, for a
fis el license for the premises situate fn fot 13,
block 28, in the original townsite of Rossland.
ou OW

Dated this 3oth day of June; 1900,

_|Rolt & Grogan
FOR RENT.

Ofitce on firat floor
Office and ronms ar secon
Block.

1.8] Block,
floor Barna
Large Warebouse in center of town.

FOK SALE.

Severl-roomed Dwelling -honee, plastered
Sarnished throughont, good local call ity.

Hotel and Saioon’ on Second ayenue—A
splendid business opportunity.
tA

Is nécessary for a good pl

‘ion, A. soap to be pure need not
necessarily—be..high priced. “We
‘have_on hand a large assortment of
all the leading makes of toilet soaps
and ‘we have, besides, other. varie-

fare: fully as good and cost less
money.

‘Going Out of Business
The Rossland -Auction
on C i venue,
the Vernon & Nelson ~ Tele-
phone company "s office, has decided
to go out-of business. -The store is
for rent, fixtures for sale and the
stock will be offefed at. ‘prices un-
Heard of. The sale is now going

House

/stables.. Phone 6.

‘ties, which, if not so well known, |:

Rosstanp Drus Co., Phone 185. |

EB. W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE “BROKER,

Jn Custom House building
New York Life Insurance Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, B. O.

fempacuan. |
‘Imperial
Limited”

will be commenced
JUNE 10. The “Itnpe-
rial. Limited’
you across the Conti-
nent in four days with-
out change. It is a
solid vestibuled ‘train,
“Juxuriously equipped
with every possible es-
sential for the. comfort
and ‘conveniénce of
Passengers. Ask. your
friends who have tray-
slled ¢ on. it, or address

E. Hi COYLE

Vannes B. Cc

W.F. ANDERSON,
TARA
Nelson, B. Ce

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

- Heavy Transferring.
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.
gpa BERS: ;

Commerciat Alley, ’Phone No, 39.
Postoftice Box 16,

on,

JOHN F. LINDBURG .. ..PROPRIETOR |.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Washington Street, Roseland, B, 0. ;

Firnished Rooms.
First-Class. Bar.

Railroad and Minera Time Cheoks-
cashed, free of charge.

Harry McIntosh -~ - Proprietor

Service for thejyear 1900 wo

takes|

9 | TIME: ‘CARD. OF TRAINS.

Double Dally Train Service.

'
Re: 1 North Coast Limited
rthCoast Limited |

wear & Alene bi br'ch |

sCentral, Wash. branch,
‘Local Fri ete ht, wes!

*Loeal Freight: casts

spall cet Spnday. all others daily.

CITY TICKET OFFICE,
ZEIGLER BLOCK,
Carner}Howard and Riverside.

Try Our Electric Lighted

“NORTH COAST
LIMITED”

With New ‘‘Observation Cars.”

4 W. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wn.
A.D. OHABLTON,A.U.P.A..PortiandOre.

“ANNOUNGEMENT,

Heving purchased the cigar
and tobacco business of Cap-
tain S. B. Shaw, we respect-

F fully solicit a continuance of
his old patronage, ‘and assure
his many friends that the same

,faic and generous treatment
will mark all our dealings, We
have for your selection the
choicest and most ‘varied. line
of: Tobaccos, Cigars and Pipes
in' the province and assure you
perfect satisfaction, no matter
how small che transaction.

We continue the agency for
the Spokesman-Review and
Spokane Chronicle.

Thanking you in adyanes:
very truly yours,. -~ "

L. LEVY & GO.,
Wholesale and Retall Tobaccoatsts,
“ROSSLAND, B.C.

ete sae taper neat that

iE Boiciit of ‘this Compa
“CALIFORNIA,” all situa
on-the Canadian. Pacific Railway, and twenty-five miles from Rossland.

the “Cascade” on a 4-foot vein of free mi ing

CA SCADE G
' For particulars,

Divided into 2, 000, 000 Shares at 10 cents aes

600,000 Shares of which are Biecee tid ue Treasury.

A stiaft 40 feet deep has been sunk on
40 feet depth.
obtained at 25 feet.
'* experts that it will concentrate 25 in’

Owing to its;proximity to the railway and to t
and considering the average value of the quartz, it
‘We are now selling the stock: at F IVE CENTS, payable i in five monthly payments, and recommend it to:the public as a safe i investment

OLD MINNG @ MILILING CO., LIMITED L’B’Y.
WM. B. TOWNSEND. Rossland, PD. C.

we S66 He Me FETE TE EEN TEE IE IE HES TO EK IOIEE HH

Numerous open cuts CX

ny consists of four claims
te on Grenville Mountain,

pose the lead for over 1500 feet.
This tunnel is being made of a large size for a working tunnel, and is now 115 feet in length.
to 1, thus making concentrates of the average value ‘of about $500.00 per-ton- x

is safe to say that the “CASCADE” is one of:the most promising mining PropoSitivas: in

quartz assaying from $i. 2o0n ihs surf
A tunnel is now being run on the-vein,.and an assay of -$34.80, was
It as bee ascertained by.

to over,>

s, namely: The “CASCADE,” the “CASCADE FRACTION; ” the “ROYAL KANGAROO, * and the:
Trail Creek Mining Division a Lest Rooteney District, British Columbia, about three ‘miles from Gladstone

he fact that it can be worked very cheaply oné account® of it being a tunnel proposition and hevdisg the tunnel fullows the vein
th ie: listrint,

ee

KHER