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Rossland Evening Record

YOL 3, NO. 274.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1899:

PRIOE FIVE CEN'TS.

? SASHES.

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have Sterling Silver Buckles with the

os: W. SPRING.
Tie Nextan

loor to the Post (five.

we havo the vory latest styles in WASHED, in all the popular colors. mer.

British Columbia Coat of Arms
Canadian Maple fp

—-All ffnished with hard enamel.

Or to CHALLONER, Murorer. & SPRING.

B. A. C. “Shareholders Looking for
a: Dividend.

OTHER B, C... MIKING KOTRS

W orth. ee

‘That our ate of Ready Made Clothing, Gent’s Furnishings,
etc., is complete.{ in each and d every. line.

Mens Boy’

“Outside and-Insile of every garment

gansta "The jargeee xarioty of shades and colors in

King B and J ohn B. Stetson

Hats ever ‘hown, in Rossland.

‘A Gine stock of

Mens’, Boys’ ‘and Youths’

Shoes from the best. makors. es

4
to clear at COST.

“A few pair of radies shoes

A large consignment of Trunks aud Valises. just to. hand. ‘
The RUSH. in our Ordered “Clothing department’ convinces

us that we have the nobbiest line of Imported
ateda, Overcoati: ings and Fency Vestings..in the city.

reeds, Sergea Wor-

Workman-

ship the very latest, and fit guaranteed and in order to compete
with the 20- day sales and people going out of buainese, 5 3

Prices Have Been Reduced,

M. J..O’H

HEARN, The Clothier. -

ORNER -:CO! MBIA “AVE. AND LINCOLN ST.

a Lwe™
rask is:

‘erand trnat to their‘dealers. Hence the. advantage c of dealing. with a repa

table house.

Our shoes strike people by stylish shape and by their quality.

_G.O. LALONDE’

VENUE.

i east COLUMBIA ANENUE,

PIONEER #*. oo
iw: ORUGGISTS. << =

-OUR, GOONS ARE RIGHT.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.

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—WHEN YOU WANT A—

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FILLED ACCURATELY
=" BRING,IT TO US.

The Le Rol Manipulaters are Having

The sensational rise in Le Roi shares
from £6 to £9 has naturally drawa in-
creased attention to British Columbia.
Between these prices avery large num-
be of shares changed handa’ for the
special settlement which is now shortly
expected, but I underetand some ‘hitch
has been’ made with thi tock

OUR LONDON LETTER

LOCAL ° BREVITIES.

John McKane drove down to Trail
teday ‘with E. J. Coyle. :

A.B, Irwin and Roy Clark left today
for Republic on mining business.
Frank Mendenhall was a south-going
paesenger today.

Harry McIntosh, of the Hoffman, re-
‘turned last night from the Slocan.
‘Have you got a trunk? If not exam-
ine the stock that just arrived at M.-J.
O'Hearn’s. «

M. A, Wilson returned last night from
New Denver where he- went to witness
the Queen’s holiday sport.

"HOH: Smith, the merchant “tailor, left
last evening for Halcyon Hot Springs to
be treated for the rheumatism.

tension, to his ‘store~ in’ ordér to cary.the
large atock of trunks and valises just ar-
rived if they are not sold at once.

Alook st M; J. O’Hearn’s stock of
franks and yalises will convince’ you
“that he ‘carries the largeat and best stock
in town.

committee.
Needless of course to say*thut on the
prosperity of the Le Roi and Wer Eagle
a great deal depends in Europe. But

although Le Roi-ehareg have been talk-
ed upto-£16 they are now back to £8,

and many. thoughtful people consider
that figure s about represents their value
with

E. J. Coyle, agent for thec..
P. for the Pacific: division came in last
evening and drove to Trail this after-
noon, from. where he goes to Nelson. He

M. J. O’Hearn will: have to put anex:|~

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

Joha Dean and Thomas Parker for
Rossland.

ARE THREE HUNDRED AND NINETYSIX

Townsend, Watterson and Jones, ° of
Rossland and Col. Topping, of ee
Trail, are Left Behind.

An’ extra of the British Columbia Ga-
zette being dated at Victoria May 23 has
been received at the Reconp Office.
From the provincial secretary’s office
1s ingued the following:

‘‘His:‘Honor the Lieutenant-Governor,

_] under.the provisions of the ‘Magistrates

Act,’.and by and with the advise of “his
execative council is pleased to order as
follows: _

That all appointments -of justices of

will leave therein’ ithe morning for -Se-
attle.

NAVY.

to Be Erected in San Fran-

FOR THE AMERICA

B. A. C. shares revives
sympathy, and there:.are~
this company will soen declare a 10 per
cent. dividend.
~ The Standard Exploration company is
expected any day to. make its appear-
ance.

The position here is, looking most fav-
orable, but it ia mosted that. Cripple
Creek may enjoy this season snd that
British Columbia | may haye to wait.

A u
ket ofsco, Cal.

San Francisco, May. 26.—-The promo-
ters of ihe movement to erect in this
city 3 $10,000 monument to commem-
-orate the deeds of the American: navy,
especially the victory. of Admiral Dewey,
have eet to work witha will and are con-
fident that’ the money will noon be
rajeed.

Ex-Mayor Pond" bes” ‘been appointed

e°fand, and the execu-

fi

Capt. ROB. Needham; “etho-ia ‘commec-
ted’ with the Donson.and’.Queen Bess} y,
companfta has sailed for the province.

C.-C. Bennett haa returned to Van-
couver and A. Kearne hasfleft for Nelson
and will open up the Copper Queen, at
Ymir, which -hag been acquired by #
amall London syndicate..

The Hall Mines are looking betters.

statement lately made: here.-that the
New Gold Fields: of British Columbia
has re-purchaged the Velvet for. £90,000
cash. It already has a very large hold-
ing in the Velvet, which they tell:me is
of greater Value than the price: men-|
tioned:

The following of the new Canadian
mining companies registered in London
during the month of April:

$000900000000000000000000

H.Playtord,.

AUDITOR _
ACCOUNTAN’

B No.1 Stone Block, Ins

BOX 698.

This Is Onlya poker

per
SPRING GcoaNiNe:

item thor-
This is Ane season Hood's aa your a nor

dare re cousuered two

Rossland labor ‘Unions

fon eee
0, Box 41,

yous ean have elther
he address,

Traut Stout, Drugs.

Firat Avenue Near Spokane Street.

DOGO O73OOS*S

The Glarendon -Cafe

Ftrs&Class in Every Respect.
Open Day and Tight. vt totott
PRIVATE ROOMS FOR

Ranquets and Small Dinner’ Parties.

0600 TPEDL TEL LIOOOLEY ©."

| Gramite Gold Mines, £1 shares... 120,000

-| of debentures is found necessary.

| fore the investors, who ate asked to put

‘ines Di
£1 shar
Copper Queen, £1 shares.
Cornish and Lloyds, £1 sha

«800,000
10,000

--- 10,000
Granite Mount, £1 shares.. 60,000
The Columbia Klondike Gold Fields
has just held its annual meeting. ‘The
balance sheet presented Morria Cotton
was co bad that even the accountants
refused to give 8 certificate. without
a statement of their own,..which
clearly gave the shareholders to under-
stand that dividends haye been paidout
of the capital stock.
other firm of accountants and an ‘issue

The Cariboo Consolidsted is now be-

up £325,000 on a number of properties
in the Cariboo district, and there has
been a very fair response.

The Klondike Government Conces-
sions isaued a few weeks ago with a ae
ital of £850.000 was net th

There is no trath whatsoever. in the|”

alsska. Syndicate, £1 shares... £25,000|.
dian Mii sry

I understand -an-| ©

of ae

upon. .:When the. requisite amount has
been subscribed, ‘the’ leading: \ptors.
of the world will'be asked'to furnish de-
signs for the monument.

DEATHS IN THE WAR.
Adjutant ‘General Corbin Prepares Sateen
the Total Loss, -~

New Sone he '26.—A special ‘G the
Herald from Washington says: Adju-

statement of the humber. of deaths:
-which have occurred im the army since
the beginning of the war:

In Cuba, 1,189. «

In Prerto Rico, 287.

In Honolulu, 45.

In the Phillippines, 606.

In the Talia States, 3,872.
Total, 6,290.

Acts WITHOUT CONSENT.

Sends Engineers te Survey 2 Rall-
road in China.

Pekin, “May 26.—The Russian minie-
ter here, M.- Degiers, has notified the
Tsung Li-Yamen that. Russia is ‘unable
to accept the Chinese refusal of a ratl-
road concession-and that she will send
engineers forthwith to survey a line to
connect the- Russian Manchurian rail-,
road with Pekin.

AFTERNOON ARRIVALS.

Among the -arrivals this afternoon
from the.eouth were:

Mrs. C.-8. Warren, from Spokane:

Mra. W. B. Robson, from Nelson: J. B.
Johnson, D. M. Linnard, 0. Jeldress,
from Spokane: Judge Spinks, Charles
W. Mount, C. D. Race, William Austin.

Nelson License Board.

tant General (Corbin -has- prepared the

the peace-heretofore made be:rescinded,
and that such rescinsion will take: effect
on the thirtieth day of June, 1890;

‘That the persons named in the Sche-
dule hereto annexed be appointed juati-
tices of the peace.,for. the counties. of

Victoria, Nanaimd,-*Vancouver, Weat-

minster, Yale, Keotenay, and Cariboo,
and that euch: appoimtments ehall. take
effect on the twenty-third day of May,
1899."

-Then a schedule of 396 names follows
‘im which appears for Roseland: John
Dean and Thomas Parker.

‘This lets out W. B, Townsend, We. ‘8.
Jones and R. 0. Waterson, their cone;

“At Nelgon tee: ‘have~ wi
| Sewell
Selous, ‘E. Percy Whalley, ‘A:

“Victoria: Jobn. Tolmie, ‘Thomas R
sale Peareon, R. B. betes

Harris, Ko H. Hall, J.°

een, Lewis Hall, Thomas fiat
A. C. -Flumerfelt, Wm. Dalby, BR. L.
Drary, E. Crew Baker, Harry Oreft, P.:
BR, Brown, W. H. Dempster."

Vancouver: R.H.- Alexander, Wal- ©
ter Buult, W. J. Brewer, B. J. Cornish,
Robert Grant, G. B. Harris, C. G. John-
son, W. L. Keene, William Prentice, N. ”
O.:Schu, Frederick Buecombe.

Trail: Thomas W. Coleman, with
Col. E. 8. Topping left ont. :

Hugh McCutcheon is appointed for
Nakusp.

THREE SENT. "HOME.

a4 Three Vietims of the Le Le Hel Accident Ship-

"ped" East.

The body of James G. Palmer was ex-
humed pesterday and lsat’ evening was
shipped to Scottatown, N. 8., aud was
companied by J. F. Palmer, brother of
the decessod. This makes three of the
four victims of the War: Eagle disaster,
whieh were sent to their eastern homes
for burial, A. J. Honeyford was taken
to Creemore, Ont., and W. F. Scofield
to Okeville, Ont. cae .

' ORGANIZING MINERS’ UNIONS.

James Wilks Goes North This Evening for
5 That Purpess.
James Wilks, who has been commie-
sioned organizer by the Western Feder-
ation of Miners, will leave this evening
for the north. His territory comprisos
British Columbia and the state of Wash-
ington.
Miners May Tako it.
A dispatch from New Denver saya: It
is understood from private dispatches

success, although it was brougkt out. by
the same people who floated the Mec-
Donald Bonanza company.

When the capital i is not so large this
sort of p has

but by a section ofthe press, at least.
tho whole thing is so greatly. exaggerat=
ed that success will always seem &
doubtfal quantity.

atock of trunke and val
ht into Ros nd just ar

i jerdimmetabest nls
M. J. O’Hearn’s stock of

i
Lee ‘valises before going else-

tranke and

The L t-G. 1 nas
E. C. Arthur and Peter. C. Hileon mem-
bers of the board of license commis-
sioners for the city of Nelson, which“ap-
pointments are gazetted in an extra
dated May 23.

The subscription Brice of the Eventxa
Recorp will be 65 cents per month en
and a(ter June 1.

Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and resi-
dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of
Toronto.

The Evening Recorp delivered toany

where,

part of the city for 65 cents per month,

ived here from Nelson and Sandon
that the miners’ unions will advocate
the acceptance, for the time being, $8
eight-hour rate. Enquiry fails to elicit
confirmation, though it was confidently
ex! this action would be taken.
A mecoting between mine owners and
yorking men will be held at an early

Capt. Coghian’s Assignment.
‘Wasuinaron, May 26.—The naval or-
dere have been posted assigning Capt. J.
B. Coghlan to duty as commandant of
the Paget sound naval station after Jane
oo by which time the Raleigh will

out of com lon.