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OFFICE: BASEMENT POSTOFFICR BLOCK.

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ARRIVAL AND b DEPARTURE ‘OF TRAINS.

i at
Arid

4 ie ae voicing the popular will.
|| long as he refrains trom such un-

The people declared ugeinst
artinzandin loingy:so, ithey te
eared int Bre Maen ef
fairly wag dd by Sir W
aufier that this was the “case
ang_by. nexsisting.in his_.course
cepted the consequences at w
Sir Wilfrid hinted. It was not a
‘question ‘of popularity; it’ was a

popular rights. #

The Telegram saysethat , “Lda |

Minto is unpopular with the Liber-’

erals in partjament-and ; ed ther

fore a petition forihis rei fenton

be signed-b: # majority ’ ‘of the mem-

,Lord Minto | h never per--

Bist in feta iges
Pera ofithe, majority:

So

ee el acts, there ii is no dan-

will” petition for his” “removal, no
be:

does not know this, it is strangely
ignorant. — Everybody Pa) sBrjtish |:
Columbia knows it, for. the ‘plain

\ DESTINATION, :-)| ‘Leave for

Spa.

|. Nelson,Crows
Ret eae

‘Arrive from
aaa

S48205 as ms

235 p.m.

ints daily, except
jundays.

eee ae ‘Trail, Nelson: Ar-
ke points and
fatn ine

Nelson;

and

a KE i, Teall, ‘
{7:10 p.m.” A points
Pian main

ra05 De Ba
1:00 py m.

TIME ‘OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

inciples of, cratic government.
ha ve, been, borne in. on, the
minds pfitte, fear) of thip pyovincg
very forcibly by” the events of the

last two years.

-# 1) BDITORTAL NOTES! > *

Democratic’ papers. in;the) United
States condemn the sending of
American troops for ?Peklowand at-i| ¢
terhpt a comparison with the send-
ing of a Japanese army to the Uni-

were ded in‘a-riot in. Mont
They forget, that the United States
government d does not shield and aid

CLOSE:| DESTINATIONS. | DUE

the. il: and that the Japanese

nd ali pol
santa west. including Rea
Ree meow ilyamseeny| dally
an, |
Cat oo and ‘Klondyke ‘dis-|
ee ee

‘Trail, :
Robson, «Sonny
stats I'stocan’s mand iene

Nelson. |, Kasto,_ and Ymir,|
and all I ieootenay Jake, ane
Be tant Grow's Nest--Pass. 33

: “North: and]
ait Srokane in Un Grane States,

Ordinary “Teter. mail oaly, *
ern Canada,
lomand all En

ropean other | foreign]
countries.

Nelson and Nelson district.

Crow's it Pass,’ AG
retntotes Btanitoba. Sea

fiom and all ‘European ue

‘WGrand * Gree
Site rod en other hase
Dine points’ ‘

Australia, China an ‘Hipan See: special notices
mn must ted halfian
edattery for Rerraie time for tonne the at
‘The postdfice: tg open from 82, mi, 107 B.
dally, xcept Sindayy

“S90 pvanan

‘New ‘reading matter ‘makes’ youir’
advertisen ext’ attractive.”
gia'tly change your “Sad” every issue

Mt copy is presenced before, 10, a.,.m..,

NO PARALLEL... j

The Toronto Telegram persists in,
misrepresenting the causes leading
up to the dismissal of Dr. .McInnes
as. lieutenant-governor.. of | British
Columbia, and .then makes). it. the
occasion of an attack on the“ gov-
ernor-general. — It says:

_A‘If. the, lieutenant-governor of;
British Columbia. can. be. removed
from.office on the strength of a. pe-

_ tition from a majority of the mem-
bers elected to.the legislature, the
same means might be. effectual. to,
the lof a gover
of. Canada... When Lord * Minto
stopped. fishing. for salmon long
_ enough to sign the doom of T. Re
McInnes, did he think that he .was
creating a’ precedent which. might
make trouble for him or. his, suc-
cessors? : It is not beyond the bounds:
of possibility that a majority. of the
members of the, Dominion parlia-
ment might siga a petition for, the
removal of Lord Minto.”

Ifthe Telegram ‘had kept posted
on.the events, which led up to the
_petition for Dr. M 1 °
it would know that there is-no par-,
allel between the case.of Lord Min-
to and that of Dr. McInnes. ..; The

‘ latter persisted:i in retaining . in, office:
a ‘premier who had_not.a single sup-:
porter in the legislature, and in|
whom-the legislature: had unani-
mously,voted ino. confidence. - vy

gujhe- made; common ‘cause

‘l centrates in June.
"}excéed the’ output of any mill in

‘| rule,

‘e will’ |.

inister was not among the _as-
sailed. ; .

The prohibition question has been
shelved by parliament because, as
the “resolution states, the vote at
the plebiscite shows ‘that there is
not an active prohibition: sentiment
sufficiently pronounced: to Justily

question of . flagrant violation of :

| lowestior any tender.

eetsthat ibe majgrity in parliament, 5

Price Grocery: ‘Company's store,

ted States because some Japanese .

Notice
je "Tenders will ‘bev revelvediby the

eday ofjuly, | 1900,
for the printing arid binding” of the
vised. and consolidated. Public
eneral By-Laws, of the City, of
Rossland.’ Tenders must show
prices ds follows? é :
For 190 copies. For 250 copies.
For 5 copiess, For:000 copies.
# Phe By-Laws and: specifications
‘for printing and ‘binding may be
seen at the,office: :0f the city solici-
tak. a!

“The Sorpotation ‘6! gr “the City of |.
Rossland is not bound to accept the

Dat ad this 13th dav of July, 1g00.
‘Ws.’ McQueen,
City Clerk,

wo new houses, four rooms e: Sachi;
op hill: at. head of steps, behind One

/Spokane street.
jHamiltony

Apply to Daly &

TODAYS STOCK SALES,

Followingyjs, a summary, of, the
‘gale op the jocal ‘exchang’ oday,
toge' ciner with the quotations:
Rossland Sales.

Sales today c on the local exchange
were vas follows: Athabasca, 2000,
29¢3 Jamarac, 509; 434c;. Okano-
gan,* 2600} £3000, 1 Total ‘sales,
75090 shares. “3

Fong GTR

Athabasca
BO. Gold Fields.
Three

Base

nea
rae

the expectation that a prob

law could be successfully difotced. id
The St: Eugeke concentrator “in
East Kootenay treated goco tons of
ore and produced’ 1937 tons of con-
This is Said to

either Slocan‘or Coeur d'Alene.”

“Is ‘the Young Man Sate?’” was
the title'of'a ‘sermon in Revelstoke’
jast Sunday. “Heéis if he gers’ to
‘first. base before the ball.  Other-
‘wise, according 76 the’ latést“ league
he is oute— New Denver
Lédget date 08 es ae
‘tis ‘Japan’ golden ‘opportunity3
a case of everybody Out of the arena
now; and'a fair ‘field and no favor

+” The ¢ Silvertosian gives the Nelson
football team a dressing, down for.
lack of courtesy and , hospitality on
the occasion of the Tecent visit ‘of
the Silverton team. Do the Nelson
football ‘players’ copy Mayor Hous-
ton's mannérs?

Men in the imperial regerve force
are talking of settling in South Af-
frica and it is: ‘proposed,’ instead of
sending .them home after-the war,
the.: government. should send their
famities,out tothem and thus form
the nucleus of a loyal militia.

W. T. R. Preston, ina letterto
the London ‘Times, ~ protested
against’ proposed’ imperial aid to
South Africdn emigration: as an’ in-
justice: to. the other colonies and
suggested as an alternative -a con-
ference of imperial and ‘colonial
representatives’ to work out a
scheme of state-aided colonization
for all. .

out republics will form a companion
picture-to the kings without king-.
doms ‘who formerly: ‘loafed around
Europes:

* It is apparent-that a: number. of
C Chinese. viceroys / are waiting. to
learn which :. yis,the band wagon and
the \ hearse.—-Spokesman-.,

for either of the principals. evans
‘| conver World. ! |

The two Ditch’ presidents: with- |

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etephone 86, ‘ P.O, Box 268
A _B. MACKENZIE & CO,
Fy

MINING BRCKERS,

Calumbia Aye, Rosaland, B, 0

Established May, 1895,
‘THE REDDIN-. jACKSON CO.,

atearve: HiT y.

| MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS.

Agents for ParisBelt Addit ion to Rossland.
. Will find the office
of the

BIG FOUR

Consolidated Mining Co.

Two. doors above Masonic Hall,
Columbia avenue,

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

Best Buyin Rossland

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

A. G, CREELMAN,

CONTRACTOR

AND BUILDER,

Estimates: furniahed on all kinds of Wark.
ing promptly attended to.

DRY GOODS STORE.

GREAT | MID- -SUMMER, ©

CLEARANCE. SALE,

: BLOUSES tos —
WRAPPERS

Ladies’ Vestsaisu's"

Every Article ?
Mentioned'a” -
Decided Bargain.

: Holstead & Wright 3

Cor. First Ave. and Washington! St.

THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING STORE
Fone 2g ae OO ee

“Tn Cotton, Cash-
tier and Silk “fiere and ‘Silk.

J

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PAL PPP LLL LLL ALO ALLL LL ALIA AN
Katie D. Green GM
and D. Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY,

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

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY,
thousand shares of the Company's Treasury Stuck 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.

SAPP EAA

ROSS THOMPSON...

1 have the following blocks in the following companies for. :a'e
Sureka Consolidated, Gopher, Homestake, Evening Star,
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Original Townsite

Reddin. JacksonCo., Agents, Rossland, B. C

Fifty

wend

The Arlington. =
. THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL,
Ss, Headquarterstfor Commer-
cial Men....Splendid: Sample Rooms,

UNEXCELLED TABLE, Toun Haverty, .Proprietor.

Subscribe for the Record.

50 Cents per Month Delivered.

QNDADABL DAB SDA DADE BLD CDY IDL DULD SDD ABAD BUILD DLT DO

FOR RENT.

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Boxes in Bank of Montreal Safe-

ty Deposit Vault.

ith -Mr. Moaxtic: a d iret his |

rial Court,
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‘Rossland

Record.

Full
Associated
Press
Report.
‘People’s
Paper.
Served to
your
residence.

eye eeyy

6 UO Wea i ii ui)

; What the Schvols Ni
Fachool ‘board has written to
der Rot t
tendent of education, asking
fe \of: an
oom school - building; f for the:

only “awat

heads of departments in Ottaw:
to the’ of space which
be needed by their’ subordinate:
R. y

wine Bottled Goods,
recommend. most

. bottle. at the Interna-

n ‘liquor store... Import-
ed'white Wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or case at

fe of salaries for to
ale. paid in the coast cities;
fin*appropridtion -of $1000
dental expenses. The board

St. Andrew’ 3 Presbyterian chu
Rev. D. McG. Gandier, ] B.A.
id to. stand. off “\accounts| tor. Services 11/a.m, ‘and 7:30"
fine to $272.52 for lack of|m. Sabbath ‘school and bible‘ class
: ‘ wigs 2] 9330 asm. Young Peoples’ .'S
ciety C.E, Monday at 8 p.m,
fosaland Be ta Stanford = ee
ford was -déleated in the ball
yesterday by. its own: poor,
and |by, -Rossland’s < “all?
good playing. An unusual:
fof two-base hits _were made,’

evening. Morning subject, “Th
Bet ‘
ing. “subject
of. Pablit ‘Opinion,
acred” Heart
church, Rev. Fath
4 Sunday. Services:

f lane
Ich, . pastor.
8:30 asm, first

d..0 1 t.0§.3.0.2 xa

‘|The pastor will preach morning and

prices.~" fe tf

|. Fa y gaited saddle ‘horses—new
uggies—fine single drivers © at
lontana stables; Phone 6,

Peace Declared. -

levote all your time read-

‘the Boer’ war and. the

-Alaska? © There’ are

matters “of vital importance;

iy make a trip east, and will

ti to: know -how. to travel. In
rder to have the best service, use
the. Wisconsin Central railway be-
tween St.Paul and Chicago. For
rates agd other information write
3| Jas. A. Clock; general agent, Port:
land, Oregon. |

39.9.8; 0 0 0.0 0 2—~.5) vespers, sermon ‘and +
: Salvation Army — ‘Hallel jak
z breakfast, 7.aem

ing, 10 a. .m.; Junior

m.; free.and easy, 36 o'clock..
h ist
=] ton. ‘street,
tor.
Pm. -

: Shureh,, ~Washing-
George H.: Morden, pas-
Service at.11 a.m, and at 7.30
besides. ‘‘Brown’s: = Sabbath chool ‘and, Bible
F‘'The Queen of Heatts,”*
lar, the "Barbdrian,”
anted,” -‘‘Jack Sheppare
sensation of the “day

j-: Wedneésdhy!- at 8 p.m.
Morning - subject; \,.:.“¢Faith =: Tha
Worketh.’* Evening... Subject, : {Is
Christianity a Failure.”

‘Baptist. church.—Rev.
Stackhouse will bteari at
and 7:30

cwill >:

land on jeaver creek

in’ & Fort Sheppard Rail-
Bpany, .on:-which he?
Fretables and hay for.

ECA jay-after Trinity) services will. be as
fing’ towns “and. mining \¢ jiows: 11 a: m matins and holy
. communion;

school}. 7:30 p..m., evensong. *

fr irby, general manager, of
: rector, Rev. c& WwW, Hediey,
ie

le and Centre’. Star ‘will
went 10. Nelson _venierday? 3

fertory. fort he benefit of the Sunday’
: sohool f picnic fund.
Briclair has received‘a ietter ~

Dominion inspector: + of | =
fying that the completion of

carriages and © _gurneys—Montana
the government bui

stables. Phone. 6

5 Epworth. League say
rE ‘Monday, at 8p. m. Prayer i

- |-forrent; fixtures. for. sale and. the

‘Whrough Siceper.
With the inauguration- of the |
“Imperial Limited” “service ‘the
Canadian Pacific yailway operate a
through sleeper "between Arrow-
head‘and Vancouver for the accom-
dation: of the Ki y b
-This.will be a very great conven-
nice to the travelling public.

Pure Noap
_Is

ghlitz's “extract ‘of mult, | 44

[carries the best assortment of imported and do-

TAILORING.
©. SAVARD, Fashionable, Merchant ‘Tailor,

mestic goods in Rossland, None but first-class
labor employed. Prices moderate,
avenue, Rosstand,

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Fouf-roomed house, plastered and
painted, and lot; central; $700, -‘T. Prest, 26 Co-
lumbir avenue.

Columbia

CANADIAN
PACIFIC

= "Imperial

rooms, $6; house, three rooms, $5.
Columbla avenue.

FOR RENT — Hoose, five rooms, $15; two
T. Prest, 26

Limited” “=

cheap, -T, Purest, 26 Colum

FOR SALE—Fine lot Columbia a ave.

FOR SALE—-New house and lot;

half cash, balance easy terms.
Jumbla avenue.

tour. rooms
and kitchen’ verandah; good house; only $575;

T. Prest, 2 Co-

will be commenced
JUNE 10, The “Iiay

cash, balance on easy terms,
bia avenue.

FOR SALE—Bouse and lot; four rooms and
kitchen and verandah; comer lot, only $600; half
T, Prest, 26 Colum-

tial Limited” ett

nent in ‘four days with-

‘of License Commisal ”
Rete Twill snake ap Heation Tor a betel
cense for. tl es known as" th

fisteP ow Second avenues Roseland
Dated! this rst day of July, ‘ea!

Application for Hotel License.
_ Notice is hereby given that at the next altting of
1 i
Western
We MeLuon.
"3

out change. It is a
solid! vestibuled ‘train,
luxuriously, equipped
with every possible:-es-

Application for Hotel License.

oft te
of Roseland, J will) make.
block 28, in the original townsite of Ross!

j
Dated this goth day of June, 1900, eo” Sie

Notice i hereby, y Fives that at. the next sitting
sense Commteslaners for the

Fete tices ee ath “pvemmtage: applica an rior

sential for the comfort |:
and convenietice of
Passengers. Ask your

friends who have trav-

‘ytora good” Is
A soap tobe pure need not
necessarily “be high priced. “We
have. on hand ‘a large assortment of

“which, if not so. well known,

Rosstanp Druc Co., Phone 185.

Going Out ator: Business
“The. Rossland Auction House

on = Col avenue,

F, w. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

In Custom House batlging:.
New xork ‘Life Insurance 'Agéney.
Washington street. Rossland, B; C.

elled off it; of ‘addtess

E. Hes COYLE,

Vance B & elton, 2 Cs!

tare Livery, Feed

& Sale Stables.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Furnished Roots.

the Vernon & Nelson Tele-|
phone company’ 's office, has decided
to'go-out of business. The store is

.stock will be offered at prices un-
‘heard of... The sale is now going
on,

JOHN F. LI

Heavy ‘Transferring.
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.
- STABLES:

‘Commercial Alley, Phone No, 39,
“_Postofice Box 16. .

First-Ciass Bar.

Cau

Railroad 4 avd Minérs Time Checks
ashed, tree of charge.

Service for thefyear 1900] *

you across the Conti-|

WB, ANDERSON, kf

Doubie Daily Train Service.

ranch
pe bri oh

*Local Frei
Local ei

pou except Son
ven Nos. east

- CITY TICKET OFFICE,.
ZEIGLER BLOCK,

‘Try Our Electric Lighted ©

LIMITED”.

JW. HULL, General Agen diovan .
‘D. CHARLTON.A.G.P.

CarnertHoward atid Riverside.

With New “Observation Gara.

oti ‘CARD OF TRAINS.

“NORTH COAST

t

ing’ ptitehaged the cighr
and.tobacco: business of Cap-'!
tain S..B. Shaw,
; fully, solicit a. continuance. of, |
his old | patronage, and assure .
“his many nds that ‘the same’;
‘fait (and ° generous” treatment
will mark all our dealings, * "Wet
shave. for. your selection: the +

of Tobaccos, Cigars-and Pipes
in. the province and assure you
‘ perfect satisfaction, 10’ thatter
: how small che transaction.

the Spokesman-Review and!
Spokane Chronicle,

‘very truly yours,

L. LEVY & &
and

Harry Mctautosh - — - Proprietor

we respect-:;

‘choicest and most varied line .,

We.continue the agency for }

Thanking ‘you in’ advance, |

Divided into 2,000, 000 Shares ait 10 cents ae

600;000: Shares of which are placed in the Treasury.

gHE Propirti ‘of this ‘colnpaty ‘consists of four

“CALIFORNIA,” all.situate on: Grenville Mountain, T:

claims,

.on the Canadian Pacific, Railway, and twenty-five milés from Rossland.

A shaft 40° feet deep has been sunk on. the “Cascade'

40 feet depth. Numerous open. cuts expose the lead for over 1500 feet.

obtained at.25 feet.” This tunnel is being. made
experts that it will concentrate 25 into 1, thus mal

Owing to its: proximity to the railway and to.the fact

of a large size for

that it

A tunnel is now being run on

a working tuiinel,‘and is now 115 feet in length.
king concentrates of the average value of about $500.00 per’ ton.

#e ¥

the-vein; and/an

p and Sorsidering: the average value of the quartz, it is-safe’to say that the “CASCADE?” is one of the most proinising mining Propositions: in t th

We are now selling the st

(es nae GOLD. MINING

dd

‘or particulars, “¢

FIVE ‘CENTS; payable in five monthly payments, and recommend it to the public as a safe investment

& MILILING CO.,

«iB. TO WNSEND.

namely: The “CASCADE, ” the “CASCADE FRACTION, "the “ROYAL KANGAROO, * and .
rail Creek Mining Division Ff West Kootenay Dintrice, British Columbia, about fhree ‘miles from 'hitions

"on a 4-foot vein of fra Tell aiates assaying from $12 on the urlace Pi Rose
tt Me Bochhok tine’ by

can be worked very cheaply on account’ of it being a tunnel piepogincn: and ihe the tunnel follows the vein.
di