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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 12. 1900. ”

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K,BSLING.
‘Tie Ocogsr DAILy IN THE INTERIOR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY |

BASEMENT POSTOFPICK BLOCK.
TEL. 9S. P, O. BOX 538.

OPFICE:

would absorb the entire resources
of small local banks... By the éstab-

)|lishment:in Toronto or Montreal of

a bank having branches in every
city, a free how of capital is kept
up throughout the country. If
Hamilton has a surplus of deposits

SUBSCRIPTION BATES:

Dally, lett month. by wail
Daly, h alt year by mail

Daily, pe
Daily, Per hind foreign

. Subscriptions invariably in advance,

Advertising rates will be made known upon
> application, -

‘TheRaconp reaches the people.

1900 JULY 1900
sim {Ti w/t] Fj s
r{-2].3].4] 5] 6]. 7
8| g| rojir] 12] 131 14
15 { 16 | 17] 18 | 29 | 20 | 21
22 | 23 | 24).25 |. 26 | 27 | 28
29 | 30 | 311

‘| Winnipeg.

and Rossland offers an opporturity
to make good loans in excess of the
funds locally available, the transfer
of funds trom Hamilton to Rossland
is a simple matter under this sys-
tem.

Further than this, suppose the
failure of the wheat crop in Mani-
toba should cause heavy losses at
If the banks there were
purely local institutions, general
loss of confidence would cause a run
such as might break them. But
prosperity in the lumber, mining
and fishing industries of other sec-
tions would probably at the same
time give the banks of those sec-
tions a surplus of funds. Under
the system of branch banks, this
surplus could be promptly transfer-
red to the scene of danger and arun

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. and possible failure averted, The
= - led; among deposi that
Artivefrom| DESTINATION, | Leave for} this is the case inspires them with
Trail, Nélion Crows confidence in the banks, even dur-
43:05 a. m. _ Bes ial yin clud- ing times of local disaster and panic,
Sone and thus deters them fromstarting a
Free Nee nine run on-abank, For the animus of
aly i wetting an bsp |. run was explained by the man

ints. “aay "except ~ "

jundays. who said:
To ‘Trail. 1. Nelson. An] e0a m. “If you have not the money, I

mnaingiine want it; but if you have it, [ -don’ t

. From, Trail, Nelson, want it.”
dail Aree iain fig nt When each local bank stands on
/its own bottom and a time of stress
& Pana eee Spokane. ....... ee bs ne comes, it is too much occupied with

‘TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
- OF MAILS. ©

CLOSE | DESTINATIONS,

DUE

Revelstoke and all pol
east and west, includiny ng Kar
1890 pan. [toaps, Vancouver, Victoria zit. p.m.
daily, the Okanugan, Sim! ilkameen| dally

Cariboo "and Kiondyke als
Isandgn, fiaicyon Sonia®:
andon, 4

and all ‘Sioca can’and Lardeau
district

Nelson, Kaslo, and Ymir,
land all Kootenay lake, and}
[crows Nest Pass connec-/5:30 3 Be m,
ve

Spokane, “Northport

at points in United ind

tates.|

countries.
Nelson and Nel: Nelson district.

Crow's Nest P: 2 WwW.
Terntorien Maniiovart East’
‘fern Canada, United" King.
dom and all iaaieen point

For wood,
Midway coats offer Bound,
lary District points"

| "atl

“aay.

Asstrall, Choa and Japan Seespecal otis
Letters for Registration must be posted half an
sour previous tothe tie for Closing the malls,
postoffice Is open from 8
ache pestotigg, is ope PRT PLS

To ADVERTISERS,

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presenced before 10 a. m.

STRONG BANKS.

The impending amalgamation of
the Canadian Bank of Commerce
and the Bank of British Columbia
will mean that every important
town in the province will have-a
branch of the second strongest bank
in the Dominion, With its head
offices and many branches in’ the
eastern cities.and with branches all

* through the whole vast domain west

of the Rocky mountains, from Daw-
son on the north to San Francisco
on the south, this bankshould prove
a powerful lever in promoting the
development. of the virgin resources
of the west. It will provemorethan
ever the means of transferring cap-
ital from sections of the country
where there is a surplus, combined

with a scarcity of openings for |

profitable investment, to .the sec-
tions where the opportunities for in-
vestment are boundless but the sup-
ply of capital is very limited,

This feature of the amalgamation
brings into strong relief one of the
great virtues of the Canadian bank-
ing system as compared with that of
the United States. In addition to
the provisions to secure their note
issues, which make all the banks
secure the notes of each individual
bank, the system by’ which strong
central banks are established with
numerous branches all over the
country reduces the dangerof failure
through loca! causes to a minimum
and at the same time facilitates
large’ financial transactions which

its own preservation to extend help
to its distressed neighbor in another
town, for it knows not when the

disease called panic may spread to | (
-| its own depositors,

‘Thus each one
keeps a tight grip on its own funds
and only exceptionally strong instig

tutions dare help the weaker ones to &

tide over. .

When it comes to making loans,
the large bank with many branches
can. handle a transaction of any
magnitude which would be beyond
the power of & purely local institu-
tion. It. can also take a calmer,
more d view of busi
offered than would be possible with
aman having many local ties of
business and friendship, such as
would. hamper the manager of a
local bank.

The national .banking system of
the United States has many excel-

lent features, but it is not founded | qa:

on the principle, ‘In union there is
strength,” on which the. Canadian
system rests.
tidnal banks were reduced to one-
tenth of What, it now is and the
other ni b branches

If the number of na- |

Officers of the W. ©. T. U.

The annual meeting. of the. Wo-
man’s Christian "Temperance , union
was held Monday July.g, 1g00, in
the parlor of the Presbyterian church
at3 p.m. The following officers
were elected for the coming year:
President, Mrs. George Agnew;
first vice-president,. Mrs. McLean;
vice-presidents: from Baptist church,
Mrs, Heard; from Presbyterian
church,Mrs. Buchanan; from. Meth-
odist church, Mrs. Davenport; cor-
responding secretary, Mrs, Dora
Adams; recording ‘secretary, Mrs,
George H. Playle; treasurer; Mrs.
W. E. Booth.

“ro het. *

Two new houses, four rooms each,
on hill at head of steps, behind One
Price Grocery Company’s store,
Spokane street.. Apply to Daly &
Hamilton, & , ~

Match pairs, | handsome: turnouts,

A te aaa ea te tea at a tee

THE -CENTRAL

_ DRY GOODS- STORE.

AN OFFERING
At Prices to Clear.

Ladies’...
Tailor-Made
Garments.’.”

RATAAIALLALIANALLALLAILA

Beautifulcombinations
in Plain Skirts and
Checked Skirts.*.*.*.*.

TRAN TRANTOT A

carriages and gurneys—M
stables. Phone 6.

TODAY'S STOCK SALES,

Following is a summary. of the
sales on the local exchange today,
together with the quotations:

Rossland Sales,

Sales today on the local exchange

were as follows:' Rambler-Cariboo,

2000, . 23c; Giant; 1000, 234c;
Evening Star, © 2000, 2000, . 1000,
83c; Athabasca, 1000, 283ci

- Total sales,

Winnipeg, 500, «toc.
9,500 shares,

of that one-tenth, its strength would
be increased tenfold.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

_ 2.0, Box:268
A. B. MACKENZIE & CO,

“MINING BROKERS.

Columbia Ave, Rousland, B..O

Having no more gover to
steal, the Kentuckians have taken
to the luciative industry of train
robbing.

Most of the missionaries seem to
have escaped the trouble in China
with whole skins. : .

William Waldorf Astor has found
that money without manners will
not keep a cad in the front ranks of
English society. The Prince of
Wales resented his insult to Sir
Archibald Milner by cutting him
and now he has cancelled his en-
gagements and gone to Germany.

The only limit in marksmanship
known to the Canadians at the Bis-
ley rifle meeting was the ‘possible.

The Manitoba legislature has
passed the prohibition law, but it
will be passed on by the courts be-
fore it is enforced. Thus the lovers
of good liquor will have a long res-
pite.

In estimating the strength of Chi-
ua, the great wild area, with its

Established May, 1895.
THE REDDIN- fACKSON CO.,

ure Ate.

MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS,

Agents for ParisRell Addit ion to Rossland.

INVESTORS.

will find ‘the office
of the

BIG, FOUR

Two doors above Masonic Hall,
Columbia avenue.

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

hance cece ceee

Will be pleased to show parties
properties, &c., by calling at office

hunting and trapping popul is
seldom taken into account. China
is an important fur-producing coun-
try, which shows the existence of a
backwoods population. The interior
may have many surprises for the
outside world.—Toronto Globe.

Ladies’ tailoring—Fit, style and
satisfaction guaranteed at Lough-
eed’s,

A. G. CREELMAN,
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER,

Estimates furnished on all kinds of work. Job-
bing promptly attended to.

a hotel, P.O.

Best Buyin Rossland

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Our..."
Spring
Coats...

Holstead & Wright

Cor. First Ave. and Washingtoni St.
THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING STORE
COGHSOEHAOEHERTSHSEES SSeS

givraevnvneveraeseverteer

As we have not a great
‘many left, we’ also. offer
the balance of........+++

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

Property ‘situated on North Fork Salmon
River, Erie e District, B.C.

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

71-2 Cents per Share,

“and can be had on application to
22 Columbia Aveuue, GEORGE H. GREEN,
Rossland, :B. C. Sec-Treasurer.

wean.

ROSS THOMPSON...

I have the following blocks i in the following companies for.
Pureka C tal

-ale

Evening Star,

» Hi
Silverine, R.E.Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and Zila M”

|Lots in the. Original Townsite

Reddin. Sack

'o., Agents, Ri sland, B.C

UNEXCELLED TABLE.

The Arlington. ==

THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL.

or Headquarter for Commer-
cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms..
Toun Haverty, Propriet

or,

me

Office and shop: Commercial Geant rear Alham: | §

aN Dade.

FOR RENT.

‘Boxes in Bank of Montreal Safe-

ty Deposit Vault.

The
~ People’ S
Paper.

xe

|

Served to §
your
* residence
daily,
for Fifty

cents i

per month.
i . a

AOD

VEEL ITEC

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 12, 1900

: Standing of Hide Teams.

acts which added much to the suc-

Returns of the first two
vf the Canadian’ Military Rifle
| Jeague show. that of 210 competing
teams Rossland is  forty-eighth.
The Thirteenth regiment of Hamil-

cess of the enter Tonight
*Lady Audley’s Secret’ and ‘Cher-
ubs’ will be presented by the entire
company, and, those who attend are

ofa

34

‘Through Sleeper. i OLASSIFIED.

With® the inauguration” of the

Advertinements under this head
“Imperial: Limited” — service i

the gale g One Ces Word, Not

in as cents, Six insertions,

inserted at the
Nothing taken for

Canadian Pacific railway operate’ a TAILORI
i ILORING.

through ‘sleeper between Arrow-|-.

h ancouver fc =
ead and Vancouver for, _ ACCOM} carries the best assortment of im

® ton holds first place; the y
seventh: of Dundas second, , the
Forty-third of Ottawa third. Ross-
land stands third of the nine British
Columbia teams, the Sixth regi-
ment of New Westminster being
first and) Nanaimo second. The
score of the third shoot should

Rdssland’: di

much imp! ands eS

Address to Hon. J, H. Turner

The address which is to be pre-
sented to Hon, John H. Turner, M,
P,P.,- minister of finance, is now in
the hands of Edward J. White, next
door to the Bank of British North
America, who will receive the sig-
natures, The address has been

Miners? District Officers.
The British Columbia convention
E-of the Westéern,Federation of Min-
ers, held af Nelson, elected the fol-
lowing officerg: ©. President, James

hand: ly engrossed by Miss Har-
ries, and ‘contains many warm. ex-
pressions of esteem . towards the
veteran provincial statesman.

Winnipeg Resumes Shipping

= Wilkes, Nel vice-p:
B: James Devine; Rossland;. secretary-
treasurer, Altred Parr, Ymir; exec-
& utive committee,C. E. Fraser,Ross-
Eland, M. Kane, Greenwood, William
f Davidson, ‘Sandon, H. Dimmock,
F Moyie,.and-the officers.

OBrien Is Elected President:
The election contest for the presi-
dency.of the miners’ union yester-
{day resulted in. favor. of _ William
O’Brien as against James Devine.

A heavy vote was polled and -the
result -was close, O’Brien having a
majority of only three.

;- ” Olara Mathes Coniedy Company
+’ The Clara Mathes Comedy com-
pany will-filla week's engagement

“| tween St. Paul and - Chicago.

Ship from the Winnipeg
mine have been resumed, a _carload
having left_on July g, and two more
being at the bunkers on that date.
The railroad track now extends to
the mine.

Peaco Declared.

Why: .devote all your time read-
ing about. the Boer war and the
gold fields of:Alaska? There are
other. matters of vital importance;

|you may make a trip east, and will

want to know how to travel.”. In
order to have the best service, use
‘the’ Wisconsin’ Central railway be-
For
rates and other information write
Jas. A. Clock, general agent, Port-
land, Oregon,

B at the opera ‘house
BE. . Monday evening July 16. OF this

company the Nelson. Tribune: says:
4 “The Clara Mathes Dramatic
EB company is holding the boards at
5 / the opera house this week and giv-
&* ing a performance which. metits the
patronage‘of Nelson theatre goers.
The company is:capable and, asthe
bill is changed nightly, drama and
comedy being. intermingled, they
are creating a most favorable opin-
Ss ion. Last night the company won
: B° hearty applause and created roars
Same of laughter in ‘A Wife Wanted.’

$i Specialties were introduced between

Fine Bottled Goods.

Physicians... recommend "most
highly Schlitz’s extract of malt.
Sold. by the bottle. at the Interna-
tional. family liquor store. Import-
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate prices. : tf.

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

Hazelwood ice cream, ice cream
soda, G. B. chocolates, fresh. cut
flowers, ett., at the Bon Ton ‘tf

dation of the K
This will be a very grent conven-

mestic goods in Rossland,
labor employed.
avenue, Rossland.

. O; SAVARD,. Fashionable Merchant Talilor,

None but first-class
Prices moderate,

<3 ""Imperial

Columbia

ience to the travelling public,
—_ FOR SALE.

Puro Soap
Is necessary for a good complex-

palnted,-and lot; central;
Tumble avenue,

FOR SALE—Four-roomed house, plastered and
$700, ‘T. Prest, 26 Co-

Limited”’|

ion. A soap to be pure need not
necessarily be —high “priced. We

have on hand’a large assortment of | Columbla avenue.

FOR RENT — Honse, five rooms,
rooms, 86; house, three rooms, $5.‘

$15; two
T. Prest, 26

all ‘the leading makes of toilet soups] “FOR SALK—Fine lot

Service for the’'year 1900

ite > : Columbia ave.,
I i ie- T. Paest, 26 C : A
and we have, besides, other varie- | cheap. REST, olnm will be commenced
ties, which, if not so well: known, | FOR:SALE—New house and {ut: tour rooms ,
are fully as good and cost “less |*"4 Kltchen "verandahs good house: only $5755] JUNE 10. The “Imipe-

half cash, balance easy terms, ‘T.

money. lumbia avenue.

Prest, 26 Co-
rial Limited’? takes

Rosstanp"Drusc Co,, Phone 185.
kitchen and vetandah; corner lot,
Ga. une ee cash, balance on easy terms.

Going Ont of Business bla avenue.

FOR SALE—Bouse and lot; four rooms and

T, Prest, 26 Colum-

only soo; hall] you across the Conti-

nent in four days with-

The Rossland Auction House
on Columbia avenue, adjoining
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 offered at_prices un-

Application for Hotel

Notice is hereby | given that at th
the Board of Licet
Rossland, Lwill make application |
cense for the premises’ known
hotel on Second avenue, Rossland.

Dated this ist day of July, 1990.

se Commissione:

| License,| .OHt.change. It is a
ic next sitting of solid vestibuled train,
ba eh: luxuriously equipped

with every possible es-

Ww. Mcl-nop:
w3t

heard of. The sale is now going sential for the comfort
on. ‘Appticatton for Hotel License. :
‘ Noticeis neraby given, thatat the next sitting and convenience of
of the "Board:of License Commissioners for th
clty of, Rosslangi-1 will, make wppiication for al Dassetigers. Ask your

hotel license. oe Premises sit
block 28, in thevoriginal Tawasite of | Ros:
RO!

Dated thisgoth day’of June; 1990.

nak OWEN?

friends who have trav-

Job
Printing 3

F, Ww. HINSDALE,

.- CUSTOM’ HOUSE BROKER,

s In Custom Honse building
New ork Life Insurance Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, 8. 0.

elled on it, or address

BE. a COVER, W. Fe ANDERSON,

Vaneawer B: °C. wae: Cc.

of every
description
executed with
neatness.

and dispatch
at the...

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The Record
Office:

Le Roi Livery

JOHN P, LINDBURG .. .-

Heavy Transferr!

First-class, Saddle SP
STABLES:

Postoftice Box 16.

& Sale Stables.

Commercial Altey, "Phone No, 39.

-|HOTEL HOFFMAN,
9 Regd). eerie

Furnished Rooms.

PROPRIETOR First-Ciasé Bar.
Ins.

Railroad and Miners Time Checks

‘ack Horses. cashed, free of charge.

_ Proprietor

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“CALIFORNIA,”

on ‘the Canadian. Pacific Railway, and t
A shaft 40 feet deep has been sunk on the
40 feet depth.
obtained at 25 feet.’
experts that it will concentrate 25 into 1,

o the fact that it can be worked very cheaply: ;
it is safe to say that the “CASCADE” is one of the most promising mining

ck at FIVE CENTS, payable in five monthly payments, and recommend it to the public as a safe investment
INING & MILING CO., LIMITED. L’B’Y.
TOWNSEND. 8Saesfand, 9. C.

BEBE NIE IIE EIEIO chek lalelaliohiiah

‘Owing to its proximity to the railway and t
and considering the average value of the quartz,

We. are now selling: the sto:

CASCADE GOLD M
For particulars, WM. B.

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Divided into 2,000, 000 Stiares at 10 cents ee

600,000 Shares of which are placed in the Treasury.

Numerous open cuts
This tunnel is

Company consists of four claims, namely: The “CASCADE,”

all situate on Grenville Mountain,
wenty-five miles from Rossland.

expose
being made of a large size for a working tunnel, and is

the lead for over 1500 feet.

thus making concentrates of the average value of

Trail Creek Mining Division of West Kootena

“Cascade” on a 4-foot vein of free milling quartz
A tunnel is now being run on the vein, and

the “CASCADE FRACTION,” the “ROYAL KANGAROO, * and the
y District, British Columbia, about three. miles from Gladstone

now 115 feet in length.
about $500.00 per ton.

jon account of it being a tunnel proposition and that the tunnel follows the vein

propositions in the distrivt.

assaying from $12 on the surface to over 40°
an assay of $34.80 was
It has been ascertained by

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