ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 18, 1899.

4S A CENT MORE

"Minmipeg Today Advances Materially
and Closes at 32 Cents.

WATERLOO CLIMBING UP

Btories of Good Showing in Development of the
” Property Mekes Stock Advance to 12 Cents
—Not Much Fluctuation Among Standards
But Sales Steady.

Winnipeg was fully a cent
stronger than yesterday at the mor-
ning call of the stock exchange.
Fourteen thousand brought 3r1c,

5000 3134c and the sales closed with’

a block of 1000 at 32c. Waterloo
is picking up on the strength ot
good stories regarding develop-
ment and commanded 12c. There
thas been no marked fluctuation
among the other stocks.
Herewith are given today’s offi-
cial quotations:
ASKED
Athabasca. 40

ribo o (Gamip Nekin ney] 1 20"
Gold Fields

mae Nest Pass Coal

Dardonelles

Hil
Lone Pine Consol:
Mouatain Lion

Rowslaud Sales,

Today’s sales on the Rossland
exchange were: Waterloo, 2000,
I1H{C, 2000, 1000, 1000, 12c;_ Vir-
Zinia, 1000, 734c, 1000, 73%He3 Win-
mipeg, 2000, 10,000, 1000, 1000,
BIC, 1000, 3000, 1000, 3134¢, 1000,
-32¢; Jim Blaine, 25300, 32}4c;
Rambler-Cariboo, 2325, 49c, 2000,
3500, 50c; | Brandon & Golden
Crown, 3000, 29¢; Tamarac, reco,
9%c; Deer Park, 1000, 4c; Jum-
‘Bo, 300, 24}{c; Derby, (pooled),
1000, 4c; King, 1000, 23(c; I. X.
L., 2009, 14 4c; total sales, 42,825
Shares,

Display of Furs,

One of the most pleasing show
‘windows on Columbia avenue has
‘been the fur display at Hunter Bros.
big store. A handsome sealskin
jacket, at $300, receives many a
covetous glance, while the mink
Sets, stone martin sets, astrachan
eapes and rich, fur-lined opera
cloaks cause admiration,

ee

The most stylish turnouts—sad
dle horses, coupes or gurneys—at
Montana stables, phone 6.

———______

Subscribe for the RECORR, 50

cents per month, delivered.

ROSSLAND

OPERA HOUSE)

____ WEEK OGT 16- 22,

 Eugagement xtraordinary.

THE
R. E. FRENCH
THEATRE CO’y.

In repertoire, opening with

“THE GOLDEN GIANT.”
ee

Popular prices.
‘Seats at Rolls’ Drug Store.
i

‘The management guarantees that
the house will be thoroughly”
heated.

30%
ce

Established May, 1805,
‘THE REDDIN- JACKSON Co.
tierra wasiuiry.
MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS.

Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

BUSINESS LOCALS.

’
The Hotel Russell sets the best
table in Rossland.

The best saddle horses at the

Daniel Dickinson,

D'ckinson & ORDE
Btock Brokers,
sold on the closest margins,

Tel. No. 61. Rossland, B. 0.

Walter L, Orde

Stocks bought and

Montana; phone 6.

Experienced waitress wanted im-
mediately at Hotel Allan.
The Grand Union dining room
has been reopened under new man-

CHARLES DANGERFIELD,

STOCK BROKER,

Wallace Block, Columbia aye. Tel. No. 90

req nt and furnishes the best 25-
cent meal in town,

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Pursuant to the Creditors’ Trust Deeds
Act and Amending Acts.

Cable address
“Whitehall? Codes

Tos. S. GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES

MINING -AGENT.
Columina Avenue.

{Bedford | MoNeill’

Rossland, B. C.

Storm,

Low Cit...

Cable address “Nuggets.”
ERNEST KENNEDY & CO.,
MINES AND STOCKS.

2734 Columbia Ave. ~

Telephone 44

Rossland, B, C.

Wallace
n

ise Fey Cleth Storm
find, 5

is offset by a good......

Storm Coat or Mackintosh

We have them at the RIGHT prices.

A new make of Canadian Rubbers, called the ‘Maltese Cross” brand, is FAR SUPER-
IOR to all Canadian make of Rubbers heretofore carried by any shoe dealer.

= are claimed to be a BETTER-
WEARING Rubber, and are also MUCH
FINER and LIGHTER WEIGHT. Special
attention has been paid to Style and

Finish of these goods, and are Exact Sizes,

Telephone 86,
-A. 3B. MACKENZIE &'CO.

MINING BROKERS,
Columbia Ave,

P.O. Box 268

Rossland, B. C.

rormget “Solicitor for assignee.

GRAND HOTEL.

Cable address: ‘-Betovi.””

BEETON & OVINGTON.
STOCK BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS.

Imperial Block. Rossland. B. C.

Cable addres-, “'Plewman, Ressland. us
Tel. 82, P.O. Bux

RicHarp PUBWMEANG:
STOCK BROKER,

British Columbia Mining Properties for sale.
New Bank of Montreal building.

Notice of Dissolution.

he. di of ‘October, Fi
on the From said firm and Luigul
tinuing said business ine being
all deste © of the said firm,
Should be paid,
Dated, the r7th day of octane 1899.

i Blanch for
jom all accounts

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

NOTICE is herety, Riven that full legal title to
the Mountain Chief No.1, Annie and Copper
get rolneray claims, situate on Bulldog mountain.
reek, Is nt rested in the above. company,
APbending litigation | havin ben settled,
Octobe: ah mu
nee 4 |ALLACE, President.

To-rya2t Thomas PResT, Seci

Application for Liquor License.

°So NING! Mc ‘McDonaxp
Dated this 5th aay oF ‘September. 1899.

Application for ‘Liquor License.
pag E is Hehe

Telephone 79

SPOKANE STREET.
The Best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
| <> |

Jack Matthews, Prop’r.

THE

ROSSLAND

ElectricL_aundry

Misses’ ’ Men's.

Women’s,

BEX. Overshoes. A~@QE

in BUTTON and BUCKLE, and all other Styles.

+++e++++++.OPERA and BULL DOG TOES

BIG STORE.

eA as Bae

as
DOL

HE ROSSLAND RECORD.

VOL, §- NO. 40.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1899.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

FOR FINE

Watch...Repairin 2,

| |
= i

J. Ww. SPRING,

“ee” Everytr’ | sra.eed.

Next door to? wor gd wretae, me Leading Jeweler

CEI

+ Builds up your, Nervous System.

NO DISAGREEABLE EFFECTS !- -NO COCAINE.

Absolute Cure for Colds in Head,

Catarrh, Etc.<.
DR. ERSKIN’S CATARRH POWDER. Price 5oc

Our Comp. Syrup Hyposphosphites,

hens your Lung Tissu: Re Vit
rerents Cousumaption, Equally good tor Mes and women, NERS Te Tur Vitality.

GOODEVE.. BROS., Druggists anv Stationers.

GQ" It pays to deal with Goodeve Bros,’

MILL IN REPUBLIC

J. F. Lansing Will Build Plant to Bo
Ready March 1,

WITH A 75-TON CAPACITY

Process Is 8 Seoret One But tho Ore Has
Aoready Been Contracted for—Loostion on
San Foil River—Dropped the Bond on the
Trade Dollar.

Republic is to have a new 75-ton
mill by the first of March, J. F.
Lansing, who is behind the en-
terprise is now in town. He was

axvu USe.
uo use to attempt writing with a
eat heen upply of the best pens and lak
thsernener ean buy. buy, uy, If you have a favorite
quality." Come and see.

H, &. WALLAGE,

Stationery,Wali Paper, Fancy Goods
Musical Seeds Rostons, Toys,
C., Etc.

Rossland wad Grand Forks, B.C.

of the4
Trail smelter under the Heinze?
management and is allied with the!
Hogue-McCune-Sargent interests of
Butte

“*We have decided on tho lock:
tion, said he, this morning. “sT€:
will be on the San Poil river. about.
a quarter of a mile below the Reé-
public Works. - Its initial capacity,
will be 75 tons and it will be ready
March 1. The process is an origi-”,
nal one.

White Labor and Clean

Patronize those who spend

their money at home with

you, and thereby help
your own and your city’s
interests... .

~~

€Works

Kootenay Hotel.

Any. style OYSTERS a Specialty.

FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
LUNCH, .35 CENTS.

GAME in Season.

Miss K. Swanson, Prop.

Epwarp. Wisse
Dated this 28th dav of September. 1899.

MINERAL ACT, 1696,
Certificate Ai | improvements:

Evening Star Fraction Mineral Claim,
situate nt the ‘Trail Creek mining division
of ppotensy “alstrie,

‘ Where Peeated On Monte Cristo moun-
ain,

“Le Roi Livery, Feed

[vous F.J JOHN F, L

First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

S. A. Hartman.

New Stock of Fall
Goods arriving daily.

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

Monday, Oct. eone and during week.

We handle the Best manufac-
ture of

‘S O. D. Grocery. and
Meat Market... Telephone go.

Washington St.
WHY ruu two accounts when you
/ ean have all together.

Choice Groceries and Vegetables, Baltimore Oys-
‘teys, Fresh Fish, Hams, Fresh & Cured Meats.

“I have dropped the bond on the;
Trade Dollar owned by Wells &

Woodhouse of Rossland.”
— ai
ONUS ON UNOLE 6AM.

Chineso Minister Says Americans Ine

STEYN’S BOERS
GROW BOLDER

Staters Engage British With
Plan to Cut Off Dundee.

PROJECT TMUST BE FOILED

London, Thursday.—Latest intelligence indicates that serious
fighting has commenced in Natal. Details are scant this morning.
Hostilities were started by the Free State trcops advancing. from
Tintwa Pass and engaging the British cavalry patrols with long
range artillery. The firing continued all yesterday and itis ad-
mitted that several casualties befell the British side. Sir George
White pushed up his supports and everything indicates a big en-
gagement soon. 3

Ladysmith has 3,000 troops and Glencoe on the other flank of
the British line has.q,000. To envelop this line a very daring
move of the Boers, Should they succeed in thrusting their col-
umn between Ladysmith and Dundee they would isolate the latter
place.

London, Thursday.—Military experts believe that the British
troops at Glencoe are only to form the rear guard which will at-
tack the force under Joubert while White's full force is concen-
trated at Ladysmith for the purp of Ki the Free State
forces, while Joubert still quietly remains away.

Cronje’s troops are the flower of the Transvaal forces.

Apart

) from the desire to gain the initial advantage by the capture of

- Mafeking, the Boers hope to mass in Bechuanaland which is full

of cattle, and, being sparsely settled, offers opportunity for the

importation of arms and ammunition from the west coast.
Kimberly, Tuesday.—Colonel Hore engaged the Boers at

Philadelphia, Tt Mini

ter “We Ting Fang, the Chinese |

rst appearance of

MISS NELLIE GRAY.

First time in this city of the great melodramatic success,

“THE GAMBLER,”

with a great cast.

‘Shoes, Hats, ready-
made Clothing, Un-
derwear; Sox, Neck-
ties, Oil Clothing, Rubber
Goods, Caps, Gloves,
Mackintoshes, Mackinaws,
Miners’ Pure Gum
Coats, Long and Short
Gum Boots, with
Leather Sole, etc,, etc.

One! Brice to all. We sell
ita Small Profit.

s. HARTMAN,

Next to Bank of

Sceond week of the Big Four—
BERNICE, HOWARD, GILDAY, DELMORE.

Last week of.

THE AMERICAN SANDOWS.

Return of PEARL & OABSIDY, who by yentisat™ will sing their ‘Purple
Day Expomtion Song.”

GRAND SHOW. ALL NEW FEATURES. BIG BILL.

& Sale Stables.

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,

‘OR
Heavy Transferring.
STABLES:
Commercial Alley, 'Phone No. 39,
P.O. Box 16.

for the purpore of of sptaloing a Crown Grant
of the above c!

And further ‘ake notice that action, un-
der section 37, ommienced before
the issuance of ‘auclt certiticate of improve—

ments,
Dated this 6th day of August, eee
. Krex.

id

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the
Record,

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month.

Rolt & Grogan,

FIRE INSURANCE'¢

Caledonian,

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs aud Construction Work Undertaker.
Mines, Stocks and

jalty. Sorthéy Pumps kept in stock. Agents for Wm. Hamilton
Insurance.

a apec
'8 Mills, Concentrators, Etc.

Third Avenue, Rosstena.. ~ 'p.o. Box 198.

Ore Cars, Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Fans, Shafting, Hangers and Pullers, Pipe work

‘BEST Wearing.. BEST Fitting,

wv and, -BEST. Looking

—== Footwear

In Men's Women’ '$ and
Children’s...

106 west Columbia Auenue
11 East Columbia Avenue.

. O. Latonde.

QUICK WORK  eeccyee
Red Star Storage & Transfer €.

Baguage delivered promptly.
lob Work

house, or ship any class of R
‘ WE SELL GOOD, “DRY, SEASONED WOOD.
Office: Washington 8t., opposite Bank of Montreal.

J. W. Hartline, Mer.

Representing the following

en

=
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Straight Cut —

Companies:

d
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CY
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Lancashire,
Connecticut of Hartford,

_,HIGE-HORKER

Imperial.

Cigarettes.

hears some-
thing rip You can get Rood Roods at good
value by going up Washington street to

Houshton’s

Exchange | A Auction Mart,

"|ROSS THOMPSON.......-

I have the following Blocks i in the following companies for sale:

Eureka C lid

MANUFACTURED BY

B. Houde & Company, Quebec
Are Better than the Best.

ke, Evening Star,

> Hi
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM
Lots in the Original Townsite

Reddin. Jackson Co., Agents, Rossland, B. C.

WHOLESALE AT

Crow & Morris, Rossland.

[> )

«ve

We have for fale. Bootet 6 Shoes, Rabbers, 's,
Une derwe

Houghton's Exchange Auction Mart,
©. PB, R. Block.

CHASE & SANBORN'S
SES 7

Coffee, and
Salada Tea,

NONE BETTER...

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

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated on North Fork Salmon
River, Erie 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,
Rossland, B.C,

O. M. Fox & Co.

The Arlingtou——
THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL.
ss Headquarters for Commer-

cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms.
UNEXCELLED TABLE. Joun Haverty, Proprietor

The Clarendon Cafe
OE
First-Class in Every Respect. Open Day and Night.

Rooms for Banquets and Diuner Parties,

-GEORGE H. GREEN, .

) Séc-Treasurer.”

The Question Arises,

oe _—-WHERE TO PURCHASE

..DRUGS.. _

and they are Fresh and in
is ress this fact hecause so many ina
become worthless throug age.
the poorer kin
Toilet Articles, ‘Boaps, etc.,at moderate pi

~ T. R. MORROW,..........---.--the Druggist.

Ours don’t cost anv more than
also have a full | supply of Perfumes

d lays the blame for
Chinese immigration upon the
Americans themselves. 5

‘ing on Saturday with success. The statement is reiterated

here that in the fight Hore repulsed the Boers who lost 300 men.

Reliable information is that an armored train at Mafeking

last, Saturday engaged 500 Boers north of that town and inflicted

heavy losses. The British casualties were” two killed and 15
q wounded.

congress in session here today, he
protested against the..statute pro-
hibiting. the admission of Chinese
to the United States.
* Hesaid in part:
who come here come only from two
provinces near Canton. | You never
see a northern Chinaman here—
none from Shanghai for instance ex-
cept.in the diplomatic corps. These
two provinces represented in Amer-
ica have a population of only 1,000,-
ooo, so that should all come here
the matter would not be very
serious.
+ Chinamen Urged to Come,

“The total number of Chinamen
now in America is estimated at
100,000. ‘When you were construc-
ting your western railroads you
sent agents to China who begged
laborers tocome. Of course others
followed later, but had you not done

have been any Chinese laborers
here. “hese men do not rob; they
work day and night and are faithful
servants. I admit that they want
to make a few-dollars and go home,
but is not that just what the Ameri-
cans who come to China want?”

WHAT THE CHURCHES DID TODAY

Rain Kept Away Greater Part of Con-

VEN the rain—

Prices, Delivered: ON
FURNACE SIZE $10 PER TON.
STOVE SIZE. ).$10 PER TON.
NUT SIZE.. ..-8 9 PER TON.

Rossland Warehouse & Trans-
fer Co., Agents.

Al: ts for NORTHERN PACIFIC COAL COM-
SpANY'S BITUMINOUS COAL, for Steam and
Domestic Purposes.

cold, misty, mug-
gy and moist,
did not prevent
the Thanksgiv-
ing church ser-
vices today, al-
though the at-
tendance was not
as large as was expected. Rev. D.
McG. Gandier at the Presbyterian
church and Rev. Geo. Morden at
the Methodist chapel each addressed
his congregation on the’ blessings
of the year.
Last night Rev. Mr. Stackhouse
conducted services at the Baptist
church,

St. Kitts Wants Reciprocity.
Washington, Thursday.— Reci-
procity arrangement ars sought by
the island of St. Kitts, British
West Indies. The arrangements
so far cover nearly all British West

x . 1
Speaking. :-before..the ial

“The Chinese \

this I don’t believe there would |

cr >. ‘London,- Thursday.——Stories-of British wsudcess at Mafeking.
) are So persi: and un dicted that they.may be accepted as
P true in the main, although the. Boers dilligentl) discredit them.

IRISH OUTBREAK IS FEARED

Government Arranging Campaign to Prevent
Trouble in Ireland.

London, Thursday.—So strong is the hostility in Ireland

4 the Boer ‘ign that the gov. will its
full military establishment there to prevent any disturbances.
deed the government is organizing its whole war service with the
view to preventing any troubie in t! 2 Emerald Isle. The action of
the Queen yesterday in calling out the militia was doubtless
taken with that end in view.

The militia or-
None of them

while the Irish militia will be sent to England.
dered out will be used only for home guard duty.

y will be sent to South Africa.
¢

4 ; Buying Mules in Indiana.
4 e

Evansville, Ind., Thursday.—An agent of the British govern-
ment is in the city today and has shipped 100 mules to St. Louis.
They are intended for South Africa. Several agents are scouring

“the counties of Southern Indiana and Illinois buying mules for the
British campaign.

DID HE AID DR. JIM’S RAID?

Editor Stead Accuses Chamberlain of Aiding
the Unsuccessful Conspiracy.

London, Thursday.—Calling out the militia has added appre-
ciably to the general estimate of the gravity of the situation. Ww.
'T, Stead has issued a pamphlet on war entitled ‘‘Are We in the
Right? An Appeal to All Honest Men.” It is an indictment of
Chamberlain's diplomatic policy and brings in the strongest relief
* the persistent course followed by the colonial secretary through-
out the negotiations with the patent object of forcing war on the
Transvaal.

The most 1 part of the pamphlet is Stead’s solemn
declaration that Cecil Rhodes informed him that Chamberlain was
privy to the Jamieson raid ‘and that the parliamentary inquiry into
ww the origin of that conspiracy was hushed up because a point had
been reached in the i ion which if ded would impli-
cate the colonial secretary.

CAPT. NESBITT STILL LIVES

London, Thursday.—Private information from Bloemfontein
says that Kruger has telegraphed President Steyn an account of
the affair at Kraapin, where the Boers derailed the British ar- ‘
mored train carrying Captain Nesbitt and party. Kruger says
Nesbitt and seven British were wounded, but nore were killed
and all are doing well.

b
q
In- {
b
q

The Irish line regiments will be re- «4
placed by English ‘military battalions stationed in Irish garrisons, | §

THEY DRIFT AGAIN

International Yacht ‘Race Called Off by
Tims Limit.

COLUMBIA LEADS BY A MILE

Gained the Advantage at the Start and Held
It All the Time Before a Light Wind That
at Times Almost Died Away.

New York, Thursday.—Although
the yacht race today proved another
drifting match yet it demcenstrated
again the superiority of the Co-
lumbia, which was over a mile in
the lead when the race was declared
off.

There was a light southwesterly
breeze at the start but. later it
almost died away and at the finish
the wind was not blowing four
miles. The race was quite obscured
by the haze.

The Columbia started at 11:01.333
the Shamrock, at 11:02. They
rounded the outer mark as follows:
Columbia ~ 2324.45, Shamrock
2231:03. ;

At 12:40 the boats had. a good
breeze and the Shamrock seemed
crawling up to the other, but 15
minutes later the defender was fully
a quarter of a mile ahead and kept
gaining until 4:19, when the race
was called off with the Columbia a
mile in the lead.

CBRAMBERLAIN,DENIES 15.

Says He Had No Assoc!
With 'Jamiceon Haid,

London, Thursday, ‘The house
ot was. ded
today in anticipation of. a speech
by Chamberlain regarding his: pol-
icy in South Africa. ‘His . speech
was often interrupted. ; With re-
gard to the accusation regarding
his associations with Cecil, Rhodes,
he said that-at the time of. the Jam-
eison raid he had no communication
either direct or indirect with Rhodes
on any subject connected with the
South African policy..

Passing to. recent developments
Chamberlain said he had hoped for
peace and _striven to ‘maintain it,
and up.to. recent date had, believed
peace possible: He had always
determined to secure justice for
Britishe.s in South Africa and to
maintain paramount the power of
Great Britain, but with these things
assured he desired peace.

Dewey Visits Philadelphia.

Washington, Thursday,— Ad-
miral Dewey has accepted an invi-
tation to a public reception at Phil-
adelphia, He has named October
ist. as the date of his arrival, and
will return on the night of Novem-
ber 1st.

THANKSGIVING, BUT NO TURKEY.

Fowls Sul] Enroute, and Hossland
Eats Roast Beef Instead.

Turkeys—3000

pounds of them

—are still rumb-

ling along some

M place ' between

Montreal and

here, but Ross-

landers must

. spend one tur-

keyless Thisuagtiee. There is

not a single bird in the whole city.

The early holiday this season made

it impossible for the market men to
get the fowls in time.

Even chickens were scarce while
venison and bear meat were out of
the question. From the culinary
standpoint, this Thangsgiving has
been a woeful frost.

The most stylish turnouts—sad
dle horses, coupes or gurneys—at
Montana stables, phone 6,

Indian p