ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 4 1899.

BUYERS AFTER. I, x “Ll za, 500, 24%{c; Iron Mask, 500,

'3¢; Golden Star, 500, 25c; Van
res 500, 8c; War Eagle, 1000,
$3.03; Noble Five, 500, 25%;
Deer Park, 500, 434c; Brandon &
Golden Crown, 1000, 29¢; Fairview, |
5000, 3000, 7c.

ROSSLAND EVENING: RECORD, OCTOBER 4, 1899.

Artistic Try the Cake &

Millinery)

AT THE
City Bakery.
qvow? IS IS THE BEST, and as Cheap as
. you can make it
We have just received some t
Very Stylish Try it .
54 Washington Street.

Trimmed... Hats,

direct from Paris—some of
the Very Latest designs.

jen of Liquor License.

tions of what the company was pre-
pared to provide for the city and the
cost of installation; from Herbert
Bolster in connection with the Spo- te Colette cee
kane exposition; from W. J. P. J. Slavin, ‘
Whiteside, on behalf: of Thomas| * gteeted Ct a a o.
Armstrong, asking the city to abate Gh) Owen:
the nuisance arising from the cor-
poration’s drain emptying on the
latter's premises; from Major Frank | at the next sitting of th of license
Moberly asking for his hospital ex- Cyieaie ee the. fa Mcenge ieee ar
Penses, as he had: broken his leg | j}7#i Nuilitog, on Second avenue, oppo
through u defective sidewalk near | road addition, in Tie city of Rossland.
the Pacific; from the Canadian Rub-| Dated this 22d day of Avsaet Lae, aa
| ber company, asking to have the
remaining lengths of its hose tested
and offering to send a new 1ooo
feet; from Ross Thompson and
others asking for improvements
in the water system around their
premises; and from Chas. F. Low-
eth offering his services as water-
works engineer. These were all
referred to the proper committees.
The reports of the board of works,
already published, the fire, water
and light committee, which recom-
mended an increase in the salary of
the firemen of $5 a month, and of
the finance committee r d
ing the payment of salaries and
other accounts amounting to $7,- [roust ¥.J
787.89, were all adopted. The Cortiticate ot improvements,

hills pa i Evening Star Fraction Mineral ‘Claim,
ills passed included the payroll ot | ,, Evening 5t ‘trail’ Greeks mining division

ary war, originates with. England's
claim to suzerainty, the subject of
this little understood word becomes
interesting. It is likely to prove
allthe more timely, since the Uni-
ted States has recently established
its suzerainty over the Sulu sultan-
ates in the Philippine Islands;

Although.the word has been much
in use lately there has been little
Subseriptions ‘invariably in advance, lawatiGn OF ats tag THE
modern interpretation cf the word
application. is different from that which it bore
in old times. In the middle ages

agen it was employed to denote a certain
To condition of feudalism, and to de-
SSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1899. | scribe the control exercised over the
petty aristocracy by the great nobles
and over the Jatter by their sover-
eign, whereas its modern use may
be said to be restricted to the rela-
tion of semi-independent states to
the paramount power.

Countries subject to suzerainty
may be divided into two categories,
namely, those who are the object of
a declared protectorate, such as for
instance, the sultanate of Sulu, the
principality of Bulgaria, and the
semi-sovereign states of India;
while in the second class are those
which, although not the subject of
a publicly proclaimed protectorate,
ure nevertheless in a certain con-

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
WILLIAM K. ESLING, ‘
Office: Basement Postoffice Blocisent entrance

corner Columbia ave,, and Was!
in street,

Kootenay Hotel,

mason —
LUNCH, 35 CENTS,

Any style OYSTERS a Specialty,
GAME in Season,

S82896

Miss K. Swanson, Prop,

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Washington Street, Rossland, Bo,
nae

Nicely Furnished Roots
First-Class Bar.

?
y
Sila AO
* in Waist and Dress
length, reduced nearly
35 per cent.

Dress Sood

at the same reduction.

F. able Lines

at remarkable Bargains.

Qa

lam clearing out this line in
order to confine the busi-
ness to Millinery and
Ladies’ Furnishings.

Mrs. Keard .

Application for aeasier of Liquor LI- cee

Sent the Price This Morning W to
150.

OKANOGANS ALSO SELL. AT 15

SULSCRIPTION RATES;
Dally, per month by mail
Daily, half ail

Application for Liquor License.
Notice ts loreby given that £ will apply
8

AFTERNOON SALES,

Toronto, Oct. 3. — Special —
Rathmullen, 600, 8c; Dardanelles,
1000, 1000, 12c, 500, 1134c; Noble
Five, 1000, 1000, 2434c; Republic,
500, $1.18; Van Anda, 1000, 2500,
73403 St. Paul, 500, 500, 1000,
1}{c, 1000, 1000, 500, 1000, 1%e,
To000, 500, 13{c, 1000, 1c; White
Bear, 500, 4c; St. Paul, 1000, 1000
500, 1c; King, 500, 22c; Noble
Five, 1000, 25c.

Morrison in Demand at Improved Prices—
Some Little Dealing in Deer Park—Jim
Blaine Weak,

Advertising rates will be made known upon
There was a strong and _ healthy

derhand for I X Lat the morning
session of the Rossland exchange.
The sales amounted to 26,500
shares, and the price advanced
steadily from 1qc, at which it
opened, to rsc, which brought out
11,000 shares. The stock is to be
listed at once on the Toronto ex-
change, and the necessary formali-| Conner Malott, who for nearly
ties are now being completed. With| three years was actively engaged
the stock quoted on the ‘Toronto’ the ney rf busi in Raccland
board it should become the subject |

: . arrived last evening and has taken
of trading among eastern investors |charge of the local and. mining de-
who at present are unable to secure!

wi ae partment of the Recorp, Mr. Mal-
it in the ordinary course’ of busi-]jo¢¢ succeeds Mr. Norris, who has
ness.

severed his connection with this
Brandon & Golden Crown ad-
paper.
vanced 4c during the call and at
the close could not be had for less
than 29%c. The trading at that

CHASE & SANBORN'S
a

Apultcation for Liquor License.

J will apply at th
ard of License Commi i

See our display window.

M. J. EAGLES.

ALL MEN ARE FOND OF
GOOD MEALS.

mE

Coffee, and
Salada Tea,

NONE BETTER...
O. M. Fox & Co.

Cc. M. Weller. A. S. Hunden.

C. M. WELLER

* & COMPANY.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Telephone 27.
No. 30, west side, Spokane Street.
Rossland, B. C.

‘TO ADVERTISERS,
Epwarp. Hitter
—— Dated this 28th dav of September, 1899.

Railroad and Miners Time
cashed, free of charger

Harry Mcintosh - - Proprietor,

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

In His Old Fleld. NOTICE.

Hotel...Russel!

is admittedly the BEST TABLE IN
ROSSLAND,

Table Board, $7 per week.

NOFICE | i riven, that after the lapse ot
thirt ty d ela ite of thi; his notice, appli-
cation wil ard of License Com-
issioners or other por officers in. ‘thatt behalf.
neid bre, to to salt Huo jer shes hotel: Heense, now
e. 20 iquors,
Hot ituat ot 12, to fea, pan 579, in the
tary of Rossland, ie John, Matthews.
Dated this 3oth day ot Septemb: 108.
tf Min MURrHy, Livensee.

ANOTHER C.P.R. SIN.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables,

JOHN F. LINDBURG .....PROPRIETOR

ROSSLAND
A little less than a year ago, 1

‘when the smelting rate at the Trail Electric_Laundry
and Northport smelters was about

7 including transportaion, the
War Eagle company entered into
a contract with tLe Trail smelter to
treat 300,000 tons of ore at $6 per
ton, At that time it was considered

Tower & McKercher...... . Proprietors.

GRAND HOTEL.

Patronize those who spend
their money at home with
you, and thereby help
your own and your city’s
Interests... 0 Bee, sewers

Heavy Transferring.
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses,
STABLES:
Commercial Alley, ’Phone No. 39,

P.O. Box 16,

poo ey MINERAL ACT, 1896,
NOW WHO PAYS FOR THE DESKS?

Council Chary of Accepting Alderman

avery good business proposition,
but it seems that the Northport
smelter has since made a rate of
$4.50, in consequence of which our
esteemed contemporary, the Miner,
this morning presents the amusing
and almost ridiculous suggestion
that the War Eagle company should
institute suit against the C:P.R. to
recover the difference of $1.50 per
ton on 300,000 tons of ore. This
claim is based on the fact that the
C.P.R. announced that it proposed
to treat the ores of Kootenay at
cost. The conclusion is that $4.50
is the actual cost of smelting a ton
of ore. The Miner thinks the
C.P.R. made false representations
to the War Eagle comhany to the
the extent of nearly a half million
of dollars, and suggests that
the officers of the War Eagle and
Centre Star mining companies
lacked foresight and forethought
concerning the future rates on ore
treatment, and that they were en-
trapped by the C.P.

Now, there is no argument to
the statement that the C.P:R., asa
corporation, has many sins of com-
mission and omission to answer for,
but we submit that the Miner’sview

ject in the conduct of its

dition of subordination with regard
to some paramount power. Among
these may be* comprised Bavaria,
Saxony, Wurtemberg and the other
non-Prussiar. states of the German
empire, Atghanistan and the Trans-
vaal.

It is true that this contention is
denied by many of the natives of

southern Germany who are resi-
inn

dents of the United States, as it is
by the Boers and the Afghans. But
from the moment that a state is sub-
interna-
tional relations to the supervision | °%
and veto of a foreign power it be-

comes subject to the latter suzer-|?

ainty.

It is perfectly true that the word
suzerainty does not figure in the
last. convention concluded between
the Boer government and Great |!
Britain away back in 1884, any
more than it does in the treaties
binding Afghanistan to England

and the south German states to | routhn

Prussia. But the Boer convention

does expressly stipulate that the]$

Transvaal republic shall carry on
no relations with foreign govern-
ments, save through English official
channels, and that no treaty can be

isunr le. Considering the fact
that the treatment rate at the Trail
smelter, under Mr. Heinze’s man-
agement, was $11 per ton, and that
the C.P.R. immediately reduced it
to $7.50, and then to $6, the differ-
ence was decidedly marked, and
who is in a position te say, remem-
bering conditions at the time the
contract was made, that $6 was not
the actual cost? If the War Eagle
company has any idea of taking the
Miner's advice, they had better
withhold the suit for 4 year or two,
because, by that time, experiment,
scientific skill and imp: facili-
ties might bring the actual cost of
treatment down to $2.25 per ton,
and then, don’t you see, instead of
recovering $450,000, they could
possibly get $900,000. The War
Eagle officials made a business con-
tract, and it must be conceded that
they gave the matter due considera-
tion. They didn’t ‘telephone to
Trail and say: ‘*We are going to
ship you 300,000 tons of ore, treat
it at cost.” Oh, no! They did the
best that could be done and could
they have smelted the ore cheaper
themselves, by erecting their own
plant, you may depend upon it they
would have done so,

SUZERAINTY.

Since the. entire trouble between
Great Britain and the Transvaal
which may develop into a sanguin-

luded by the Boer republic
without England’s previous sanc-
tion and consent.

A question that eastern shippers
are considering relates to future
freight rates on railroads to the]?
west. The business of the ‘roads
in both Canada and the United
States is exceptionally heavy this
fall. Large volumes of freight are
being moved and the roads expect
to be busier this month than during
September. The amount of freight
carried this tall is more than twice
that carried last year. It is an-
nounced that the C.P.R will not
make an advance in freight rates,
but the presidents of the American
roads have had a meeting in New
York to consider the matter of ad-
vancing rates on’ all kinds of
freight.

The talk of Admiral Dewey be-
coming the Democratic candidate
for president next year is alarming
to the friends of President McKin-
ley in the United States. Senator
Mark Hanna, a close. tillicum of
the president, says that it is inde-
cent to suggest Dewey as a possi-
ble candidate; that he should not
be tempted in that way.

Subscribe for the Recorp Only

50 cents per month.

SPOKANE STREET,

The Best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.

os

Jack Matthews, Prop’r.

NOTICES

1. Starting at-a point on Union avenue,
in the city of Rossl mL star near the intersection
Daton avenue at nd Spr okant

&

Katie D. Gr

een 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

Z 1-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on

22 Columbia Aveuue,
Rossland, B. C.

application to

GEORGE H. GREEN,
Sec-Treasurer,

fash-
on
; tinui “= ‘on gion street
front: Said Timits of the city of Ross! jand wester-
yan uthwesterly around the southern slope of
ed mountain, thence w weste and southwesterly
around the southern slop

cet anne
ot crossing

I have the following blocks i in

ROSS THOMPSON........

the following companies for sale:

Eureka Consolidated, Gopher, Homestake, Evening Star,

Silveriue, R.E. Lee, Bodie,

Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Original Towunsite

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

wy Dun
MACDONALD,

NOTICE.

In the Matter of the Companies Act
1897.

Notice ie hereby given that the Virginia
Mininj ing C mapany, Limited (Non-Personal
Liabit ty) Will'sell nt public auction to the
highest bidder for cash,on the nineteenth
day ot Uctober, 1899, at the bour of three
o’clock in the afternoon at the Company's
ottice, Post Office Building, Columbia ave-
nue, Rossland, B.C., the following shares,
whieh sre in defuult far non-payment of

cal
No. ¢ of Certit. Nv. of Amount of As-
cate. hares, sessment gee

unpaid.
< ne Fe oO
i ‘0

e-

Van)

y “al

HOUDE’S———* 9
Straight Cut
Cigarettes.

MANUFACTURED BY .

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

SS88:

2
=

WHOLESALE AT.

Crow & Morris, Rossland.

SHENBSLERREERESS
ggeeeses

gepgeesseesesases

Platetetatete)
=
3

SESSSS2S285

790 1 50

Dated this 15th day oF Beptember: ren
‘HO: JORSA:

ecretary of The Virgini: a Mining Cont:

IN TERNATIONAL

MUSIC

Monday, Oct. 2nd, and during week.

HALL.

THE AMERICAN SANDOWS

FRANK FRANK “THE MORRIS’ "’_CECIL.

in Marvelous feats of Strength, Heavy Lifting and ir
original Human See-Saw balancing.

DE LFA S LAWRENCE.

The romantic young actor.

CELIA

“The Egyptian

Danseuse.”

8
pany (Limited), Non-Personal Liability.

figure included qgooo shares, while
one block of 3000 brought a2gc.
Okanogan advanced to 15c at the
close of the call and 3000 brought
that figure. Previous’ to that a
block of 1000 ‘was picked up at
143%{c. Deer Park.came up to 5c,
and a block of 1000 commanded
that price. Jim Blaine is still weak,
and 32c was the best that could be
obtained for 1000. ;

The quotations this morning are
given herewith:

ASKED BID

Athnbasca 41 35
Baltimore.
Brandon & Golden Crown.
Beboe te {Camp McKinney}s 1 2
Canadian Gold Fie! ne

Grow'a Nest. Paus fa
Dardanelles
Dundee.

Lio
lontr Gant Fields:
lonte Cristo.
lonarch

pul
tlio “Consolidated

muggler .

‘amarac (Kenneth)

rail Gisak Hilden

Van Ant

Tune

ic tory Triumph.
nderful,

ar Eagle’ Consolidated. .

Vhite Bi

Vaterloo-.

Vinmpeg

Hossland Sales,
Today’s sales on the Rossland
exchange were: Brandon & Golden
Crown, 3000, 29¢, 500, 1030, 1000,
500, 500, s00, 2934c; I X L, 5000,
13¢, 2000, 1334c, 9500, 14}4c,
5000, 1000, s000, 15¢; Morrison,
2000, 2000, 1000, 15¢, 5000, 15}4¢}
Homestake, s00, 8c, 500, 834c;|T
King, 2000, 25¢; Novelty, r1ooo,
3/4c; Winnipeg, ro00, 30c; Okan-
gan, 1000, 1434¢, 3000, 15¢;
Peoria Mines, 10,000, 176c; Deer
Park New, 1000, 4%{c, 1000, 5c;
Jim Blaine, 2000, 32c; Rathmutllen,
4000, 8c.

Toronto Sales.

Toronto, Oct. 4. —[Special]—
Morning sales on the Toronto Ex-
change today were: Waterloo,500,
10/4c; Rathmullen, 500, 8c; Noble
Five, 500, 500, 500, 24c; Rambler,
5000, 500, 500, 47¢c; War Eagle,
100, $3.02; King, 2000, 21%4c,

4
CHARLES DANGERFIELD,

Cable address
ea

Hooson’s Purchane.

‘The city council met last night in
the new council chamber for the
first time, but did not use the new
desks that had been ordered by Al-
derman” Hooson. Possibly they
never will be used. The mayor and
Alderman Edgren had been deputed
to look after the furnishings of the
new offices but had not ordered the
new desks, and the council tacitly
refused to accept them.

Notice of the introduction of two
new money bylaws was given. One
was, to raise $5000 for improving
the new park and cemetery lots and
the other for the purpose of intro-
ducing the septic tank system of
sewerage in the city.

Communications were read from |~
H. D. Wyllie, agent of the -Septic
Tank Syndicate, giving specifica-

to

se

the waterworks department.

Leave was given to introduce a

bylaw to raise $5000 by debentures] ,
for the purpose of improving the
dark and cemetery lots, and another

raise a blank sum for the intro-

duction of the septic tank system of

Wwerage in the city.
The board of works was author-

ized to grade Lincoln street be-
tween Columbia and Le Roi avenue
and to continue the drain to carry
the water off the Armstrong prem-
ises.

BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Hotel Russell sets the best

table in Rossland.

The Grand hotel, on Spokane

street, is now being conducted by
John Matthews, formerly of Trait.

Established May, 1895. .
THE REDDIN- JACKSON co.,

cimree Le
MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS,
Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Daniel Dickinson. Walter L, Orde | F

DICKINSON & ORDE
Stock Brokers. Stucks bought and
: sold on the closest margins.

Tel. No. 61. Rossland, B. C.

STOCK BROKER,

Wallace Block, Columbia aye. Tel. No. 90

‘ Redford MeNettl's
“Whitehall” Codes oars

Tos. S. GILMOUR,

STOCKS AND SHARES
MINING AGENT.

Capen

statement of affairs: to
sired, and to
ordering ‘of the adaiee of the estate

notice,
"*Foronto, aoth September, 1859

NOTICE.

the Matter of M.S. Logan, Insolvent.

OTICE is heteby alven that, Matt
of the thse of Rossland, ip

City of Ross-
ignment of all his estate,
to the undersigned, William
the City of

gan and the

of the creditors al be held at the:
¢, Merchants Dyeing and Finishing

r at the
in the afternoon, to récelve a
point inspectors, if de-
their remuneration. and fo the

dt file th thelr cl isis with

ere
ad

F. CAMPHELE,
Trustee,

Columbia Avenue. Rossland, B. C.

for Maser License.

Cable address “Nuggets.” ‘Telephone 44

ERNEST KENNEDY & CO.,
MINES AND STOCKS.

2714 Columbia Ave. Rossland, B. C.

| avenae in the i

a
UNNINGHAM & McDoxaLp

Dated ins Sth day of September, 150,

Telephone 86. P.O. Box 268
A. 3. MACKENZIE & CO.
MINING BROKERS,

Columbia Ave, Rossland, B. C.

Cable address: *Betovi."’ Telephone 79

t] cor
lena steee, lof a5, block D, Rossland, B. Cu. to

Transfer of Liquor License.

of tics is hereby given, th;

le for

Edward

rs Hotel. 3 tuated on
thwest mer, of ragtedd avenue and Wash-

itiam B.

Dated this Bai ‘day of September, is

\TSON,
ERA B Husoane:

BEETON & OVINGTON.
STOCK BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS,

Imperial Block. Rossland. B, CG.

, "Blemman, Ressland."*
Cable addreg., “Plemman,

aiciarD PLEWMAN,
STOCK BROKER,
British Columbia Mining Properties for sale-

590, 22%4c; Noble Five, 500, 500,

New Bank of Montreal building.

the mem!

Toth di of October. 1899.
Glosed for t ieee between the 10th and
20th of October, 1899.

Rossland, ‘a c., Sept. 25, 1899.

NOTICE.

Okanogan Free Gold Mines, Limited.
An jolene dividend 2 one quarter of a
lec

cent iN
Paya ie on Ape pe day oPoseten 1899. to

share, has this

rs who are on the yemater on the
Books will be

Epwanp Balture,
Acting Secretary-Treasure!
Okanogan free Gold Mines, ‘Lid,

oft Kootenay distri
iybere Locuted--On Monte Cristo moun-
tal
Take notes: that I,J. A. aay acting as
e x Wilson Byper, Fr re
Hi . 35,6824, Intend. sixty days fro
the date ee apnly to the Mining Re
corder for a Ci le of Amirovenientes
for the purpose of Obtaining aCrow t
of the above claim.
nd further take notice that action, un-
der section 37, niust be commenced before
the issuance of such certiticate of improve-

fi men

ments,
Dated this 5th day of August, 1899,
J. A. Kirk.

W. H. FALDING,

Accountant,
Insurance
and Mining Agent and
Auctioneer.

Manager Rossland Opera House.

AGENT:
Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada.

earl

White-Labor and Clean
€+WorkeD

T. E. HALEY,
Beef,.....Pork,
Mutton,

FISH, OYSTERS, AND
GAME.

Street, B.C.

The Canada A
Assurance Co.,
(Accident, Liability and Plate Glass.)

, | Columbia Ave, next to Hunter Bros

(Genuine...

Home made Bread,
Cake and Pastry.
Seldom Equalied; Never Excelled.

Special rates to Hotels
and Réstaurants.

<@Faniily Trade Solicited.<>>

‘(The Royal Bakery.

roceed *
rite AULWAUAW AUN

rs0N, OF
sons of whose claim he shall not Rhen have

Subscribe
for the
“Record.”

50Oc.

WAU

S. GLAZAN.

Cor. Spokane 8t., and First Ave.
The pioneer dealer in

New @ Second-
hand Goods.

Removed to our elegant new three-storey
building.
Our prices are Right. See for
yourself.

Iron Beds, Wool Top Mattresses, Yum
Yum Springs, otber good $ Springs, Hard-
wood Ash Beds, Feather Pillows, Com-

mon Chairs (bow back), y
Lounges, Bsd room Suites, in Asb,
three pieces, bevel plate’ Mirror

and combination Washstand.
Before buying elsewhere, give us acall
Satisfaction Guaranteed.

TURF EXCHANGE.

Under new management.

FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM.
NEAT anp CLEAN BED-
ROOMS.

Bar Supplied with the Finest.

Give us a call.

P. J. SLAVIN...... ....+PROPRIETOR.

GRAND UNION

GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR,

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY

Neatly Furnished
Rooms
from $2.50 t0........seceeeeee $3.50 per week
¢ First-Class Bar
in connection.
Telephone No, 58. 22 Columbia Avenue»

Four doors east of post office,