ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MARCH 2, 1999.

+ RECORD OF THE COURTS.:

Nelson oats of Her Bix Law Suit Bust-|
MréMartin, of Rossland, asked for" “
return-of the number of * writs: jasued
“during'1898 athe different registries
and sub-registries of the supreme court

of the p The
in ‘anawering, said that owing to me
sesoion being near toa close it would be
impossible to present the return aeked
forin'the usual way. He, however, had
obtained the. number. of writs issued
daring the eleven months ending No-
r 80th; 1608, the figures ee ae

fet

‘Bapreiid County
Cunrt. Court.
462
202
“197
208

Total.
616
“620
474
800

Viotoria:
Rossland -
Kamloops 110 175
New Weetniinater. 64 160
From the above it will be seen that
Nelwox icithe moat.“important® registry
office in the province, and that Rossland
and Nelgon combined are as important
as Victoria and Vancopver. ~ ‘Yet when
2 supreme court’ judge hears cases at
either Neleon or Rogeland he is in go
much of a hurry that he often decides to
hear the arguments of council in Vic-
toria.
full court: at Victoria and .Vancouver,
sittiags should be held at Victoria and
Nelson: -Jfthe members from Kootenay
would only stand together, Kootenay
Woald: ‘not Play | second fiddle very long.

“ ROSSEAND ADVERTISERS.

Business Men‘and Houses ‘Worthy of Confi-
dence and Patronage.

Creroent Dey Goons Srorz, Lt. Liability.)

Firzearaicr, J. F., Plumber.

Gipson & Co., C.” Gy Auction Honse.

“Fauficient for holding the defendant,

Inatead of having sittings of the ['

-efedne did not put in'a. defenge. Police
‘Magistrate Jordan deomed the evidence

which he ‘did. Henager will be taken
to'Neleon. tomorrow evening to await the
next sitting of the supreme court which
will be held in April.

A RUNAWAY.
Sloigh Broken Be and Milk Cans Scattered

The delivery. isis acca to Alex
Linley’s milk sleigt was standing in
front of the Belle View hotel, when the
explosion occurred, aud became’ fright-
ened’ and dashed down “Washington
strect and colliled with a telegraph pole
in front of the Allan houso, demolish-
ing the sleigh and scattering milk cans
about proimiscously. Nouther damage
wns done. id
OPERAS J AL NEXT WEEK,’

The Buchanan Troupe Wi Open an Engsge-
mont Next Moi
Manager‘ White, of tric peeland opera
house has closed with™the Buchanan
theatrical cdmpany for a week’s engage-
ment at Roséland, to open next Monday
evening. They are now playing at Nel-
sou. paar 8 iH
Accident. In Le Roi.
Patricia Bacnos, » miner at the Le Roi
mine, was struck by a pice of flying
steel from a machine toduy and consid-
erably bruised and marked upon the
right side. Nothing serious is expected
frum it, but he will have-to lay offa day
‘or two. . ‘

Rossland Mining Stocks

pscerrected by by the Reddin-Jacksc Reddin- iy kson Company
nulted, Columbia svenne, FO, Box 498. Ca-
le addi ‘Tautliny me odes, (long, Lieber
Bodiord MeNeal nad foreing & Neal.}

Hosrer ‘Basa, General M
Hoxeyrorp, J. F., Tailor.
Rossuanv-Auction Housz.

Hatzr;T. E.; Dealer in Meate-All Kinds.
Horyaan Hovis, Harry, McIntosh, Prop.
Horst Avtay, Mra. M. E. Allan, Prop.
Joungon & Co., J. B., Brokers, Real Est.
Jos Pxtnitna, Record Office.

Latonnr, ©. O., Boots, Shoes,,Rubbers
LeRor Sranizs, J. F.Linburg, Prop.

Le Ror Brewery, Gold Seal Beer.
Morzow, T. R. Dragy ‘Toilet, Articles.
Mostaxa- Livery Staniz, M. A,-Harvey.

AND BROKERS,
Neate ‘1895.
Railway eddition to

its for N.
aetna, Yi Columbia townalte.

B,
Rossland, Ymir, pate ‘ana

We Have Buyers -f for. All Stand.
ard Stocks.

amp
t omnmander. ia. tronole
Cari

penaodse

McOnar & Co., Mining, Réal Estate ete,
McKenzie, Dr. J. F.

McDonanp,-Qrore & Cuosyy,: ‘Solicitors.
McNama;& Intscon, Barristers and Sols.
O’Heanx, M. J., Merchant, Tailor, ete.
Parker.& Co., J. L.,+ Min. En. Brokers.
Puayronp, H. iy Accountant.

Panrer & Co., J. L., Agta., Galt Coal, .-
Renpoix-Jackson Co,,° Mining Brokers.
Rogstanp Loan Urrice artd Jeweler,
Recorp Jos-Paritine Orrice. .
Ren Strap Livery anp TRaxseR Co.
Rogsranp Launpgy, Graham & Son.
Serine, J,.W., Jewelery, watches, etc. *
‘THomrson, Ross, Mining and Real Est.
Wizsoy & Co., M.A. Tailors. * .
Weuzer, C. M. Plumber,

Warern. BL. J. Auctioneer, Merchant. -
Witcox, Guy, Plomber,,

- ACCIDENT: AT THE RINK.

W. A. Carlyle Fracturas His Knee Cap By a
: Fall.”

Presinent,Carlyle, of the Curlers Ag-
eocixtion met witha very painful acci-
dent last evening, About 9 o’cluck’ he
cinie out of the ekating rink .with, eon.e
friends and, slipped on the icy path
directly in ‘ont of the rink., He fel
fiat upon his knecs and hands, but the
fault was a severe one and his left knee-
cap was reported "te bé fractnred by Dr.
J. F. MeKyrizic, the attending physi-
cian,

Mr. Carlyle’ was removed to his home
by friends and ‘this morning his wound
was dressed and-hé has been resting
easy since. The fracture ig a particu-
larly dangerous one, from the fact that
should the flui¢ escape from the knee

which wag represented by J. W. Arm-{’

09 00900000095900 000)

i Bry, Goods ¢
Dept. |

“We are pisy. dhécking tiokéting.” and put-
ting into stock a shipmént of carpets.
nest assortment, the lowest price and largest
stock ever presented to the Kossland people.

The fi-

The large stock ne. esditated our ‘getting a
carpet showroom; so have engaged: tempora-
‘rily, the LEMON BLOCK, where we wall be

pleased to show you mu OUT RPOSE:

DRY GOODS
DEP’T.

¢ $9090000000000009 1$0000000000000060'

re
HQGNTE
pe

“Nelson Customs.

The: ‘ilowieg is the report'of the cus-
toms business for.the. month of .Febru-
ary at the port of Neleon:
¢ EXPORTS,
‘The Minle—Ore, 225 tons, value
Animals and their produce, v
Manufactures, val
Total...
IMPORTS.
Butiable goods, valu

Duty 7 collected

MA. Wilson ie

= 895:

956955550509
-OFF

‘This is the rebate we had at our Inst large. ehipment of ionne

xene

Suits of EOlotties; ete., and at that rate we are- now offering it to our |

Overcoat fo.
16 Suit of “loth
oxpra

.& Cos

eer, Fark a

The Dining Car
Route yia ~
Yellowstone’
Park. __,

THE SAFEST AND BEST.

ras |

* BEDFORD Cards
‘for Trodsers, ..

‘SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

T. E. HALEY,

WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL
DEALERIN..

i} pay all damages done na

ot Thave the followitg ‘Soe dint the: following
_EUREKA. CONSULIDATED; mobos HOME: TARE, EVENING

: (BTAR, SILVERINE, R, E.

nthe,

. Pe aod ZILA Fs
fe

ee

Ouick Wo ork.

Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

Good sad-lle horses, elegant turnouts,

nobhy’ sleighs, and fancy driving teams;

will drive you anywhere at any tine day or

If you are retting up s a eleighing party, sce us spout igs §—pood horses.
unt

Horses boarded.

y the day or months
press and b:

age work 5. will

short notice, ore contracts

sfer, preretionse,. or shin &:
We sell Was!
eee a Ave., we

at any part of the cit:

jd ne promptly, Tent e or. res bight parts mining, machine!
Forniture,

ie pethandle.

is done, We do ex-
Contracts and job work
delivered on
anos and safes safely meved. We
‘@ act as shippers’ agents, will tran

Packing of all:

me ‘on. Eon. Fir and Tamarac wood.
Ané and Wash. Bt.

OFFICE—9, Wash. St.

yi RTL IN E PROP..

Vecar

Beet,
Pork,

OSSLAND'S COMING

TRADING P

LACE.

Rossland Evening Reco’

VOL 8, NO. 2C6.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, MAROH 38, 1899,

PRICE FIVE CENTS,

wv EXP ERT.

Watch Repai

a |

ring...

Evory wateh lett with us
ia inspected and properly resaten i
Expert Watchmaker stot tots tt

arein plies todo the most in-
hecta la repairs, and guarantee sutlstue-

J. W. SPRING, -

cessor to CHALLONER. Mf
> Bu Nestdborot NTCHELL & SPBING,

the Poat Cire,

HOLD NOU. 8. PRISONERS

Natives Do Not Like Thoir Own New
Governors.

GUNBOAT RETURNS 70 MANILA.

As our ROOM-MAKING sale for the past thirty days ba een
a decided success, ‘we* will: continue this VERY AP
sale for ONE WEEK more, for we have still su BNAvs t ie of-

fer on the following linea:

Over 1.500 FP
tured Since Februray 4--
Schooner Burned.
x

Cap-

iToN, Mar. 2.—The following

i has been received by Secretary

of War Alger from General Otis, in an-
ewer to Secretary Algera message of yes-
terday respecting the number of Amerk:

wows atl veel $560 to $16.00,
Men's blue and black Melton and

besse’’- $7.00 to $18.00,
Men's Freize and Bfackinaw Pea

aeciete:: $2.60: to $6.00,

eee all wool Bay, and blue

bl
divi: $1.00 to $8.00,

Mining Shoes and Rubber Boots,

Latest styles in J.B. Stetson, King B

shirts.,
(GUARANTEED). £1.75 up.

Hats st Popniar Prices.

OUR ORDERED CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Is kept busy.
Foxes’ Serges and Clay Worsteda i:

Fit.and workmanship guaranteed. And see the
largest snd‘ finest ussortment of Fnglish and Scotch Tweeds,

in the city to chose from.

Boys all wool suits

Boys Solid Leather Shoe:

Mi J. O'HEARN, ThE Gisthier,

ar Columbia Avenue and Lincoln Street.’

Strong shoes las boys and atylish 8]

r father

dainty shoes for ttle girls and missea'and elegant shoes for

their mothers.

lo not_confine ourselvés to supplying

uny one‘age or sex with FOOTWEaR, ‘Dit make a epecialty

of *

prising every kind of,
medium, or heavy.

‘shoes for everyone.” ~

ir. stock is complete, com-
joot and Shoe manufactured, light,
Prices are all light, however.

T. R. MORROW, '

+ SUCESSOR TO... =
McLEAN & MORROW.

PIONEER
DRUGGISTS.

OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT.
OUR PRICES ARE. RIGHT.

PEEEEELLELLLLEY

WHEN YOU WANT A—

Prescription

FILLED ACCURATELY
BRING IT TO US.

Le Roi

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE, sega

JOHN F. LINBURG, PROP.

Stylish Rigs for ent,
First. class Saddle and Pack
Torges,
Stanize: Columb{a Ave.,“Phono No. z.
Cominercial Alley, ‘Phone.No. 89.

P. O. BOX, 136.

soc

SSee

Cable Adéress: “PARKER.”
ROSSLAND, B.C.

coaes § ue fi Sate Telephone,
= {Bator 83°

Chas. E. Benn. J.L, PARKER. ©

dL PARKER 60,

ROSSLAND, B. C.

MINING ENGINEERS

Troops here in splendid condition,

«| sonable wager...

(| been resumed. ‘

can held by the i

Insurgente have-not taken nor do they
hold single prisoner of war, They
havo-threv soldiers in Malolos, picked
up in January, who, without permission
went among thein near Cavite and Cal-
ocan, Iam looking after them and pro-
viding - money. ' Have. captured’ over
1,600 insurgents since February 4 and
hold the majority as“ prisoners of war.
Detrimevtal reports which reach them
ste manufactured mostly in Hong Kong,

NATIVES ASK PROTECTION.

They Do Not Like the-Extortiong of Their
New. Governors.

New Yors, March 3.—A: dispatch: to
the. Herald from: Manilla says: The
coolies are now willing: to work‘at™
..Underzthe ndtis
rnment they ‘asked double pay: “Vea:
selsare now loading/and business has
“The influential natives
of the islands ‘of “Mabate and Ticoa. re-
quest General Otis to send troops there.
1S | They eay that 200 men could easily sub-
dué the rebels. The inhabitants are
peaceable, They are disgusted with the
extortions of three successive native gov-
ernors,. The islands contain 80,000 head
of cattle, which constitute the food sup-
ply'of the Rebel army of the south.

eee

GUNBOAT CON CORD RETURNS.

Burned a Schooner Loaded With Supplies
for the Insurgents.

Maninta, March. 8.,10 p. m.—The

United States gunboat Concord has ar-

the west const ofthe island of Luzon.
The only incident of her trip waa _ the
burning of 9 schooner loaded’ with sup-
plies for the rebels at Dagupan, the ter-
minus of the railroad. The natives fled
aud abandoned the town when the gun-
bont anchored in the bay.

Copper and Lead.

New York, March 2.—Copper—Dull;
brokers price, $18@18!i ; exchange price,
$17.650@ 718,00. Lead — barely. steady;
brokers’ price, $4.10; exchange ° price,

$4.25@$4.30. Tin-firm ;2straite, $24.2154 ;
Ghee firm.

Price of Silver.
New Yorn, Feb. 28.—Silver, quiet;

Bar silver, 593gc; Mexican dollara, 475¢ :
silver certificates 594 @60!c.

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

Frank Mendenhall went down to Spo-
kane today.

thes

rived here uftera week’s cruise along |~

construct a stairway from §;
into his basement was baer

home in Grand Forks today, after a fow
days spent in the city.

Joseph’ Luckenbell, of arcenwoud!

who has been in town on business. the
past week, left for his home this. morn,

J.D. Gillies, who has been in the

city sevoral days representing the Vic-
toria Colonist expects to leave this evo=

ning for tho Blocan,

Mr, and Mra, M. King left today

for an extended-viait to the coast cities,
California and Honolulu, They will be
gone about six weeks,

E. 8. Jenkins went to Spokane today

to meet his wife and family, who are on

the way home, after. an extended visit

with friends in Washington.

AO. Fowler, former] connected with
"an

Review, is in a city with the Metro-
politan Opera Co., with which company

he i is now employed.

ton 8. Carpenter went to Spokane. to-

day to*complete the transfer of the

property in the recent deal made by him
with the Pontifex Gold Mining Company,

The property is on the Colville reserva-

tion near Republic,

Jerry Spellman, who has. been in Re-
public for the past two weeks, returned
last night, aud reports business in gen-
eral in that’ camp‘as- much improved,
anda great many strangers going in
there all fhe Himes reat time.

CIN GQUNGIL WEEN

Solect_ a Montreal ‘Wan for “Fire
Chief. ..

KIPLING STL

Llentenant “Tonio hii ‘Advanced Ten
Numbers, |

THE KNAUS MURDER CASE AGIIN

New and Sensational Devolopmenta
Which Implicate ‘a Namber. of
New York Policemen,

New yorx, Mar. 8.—Startling devel-
opments were promised in the mystery
which heretofore surrounded the murder
of Henry Knaus, a crippled Harlem. un-:
derteker, who was found dead in. his
little shop at 2428 Broadway. last Satare-
day. His skull’ was’ crushed in with.
some blunt instrument, while his watch

dog, close by, was dumb, ane x

claimed to have -been dal

nothing, It is now ieee that'oné or:
more policemen may Have’ had a hand
in it. Several men’ are under ‘suspicion.
They include an officer attached to Chief
Deverys office; two men in the, bicycle
squad and a roundemian attached to up
town precinct, but not one in which the
maurder took place. ‘Some of the sus-
pects are alleged to have latch keys to
thé Knaus home, so that ‘tHey could let
themeelves in when.the coast was‘ dlear.:

formed ad: of. the

| buxom wife, was in-house
\ [and that Knaus returned.

ROAD TAX” BY-LAW PASSED

Alderman John Hooson Objects to

Incroachments on the
Sidewalks,

» Atthe special meeting of the ‘city:
council held last evening at the city hall
Donald Guthrie, of Montreal, was selec
ted as chief of the Rossland Volunteer
Gre department at a salary of $125 a

Phe trapped cater

upon the.cripple:with hia- night. tick, -
and beat in hisskull,.and that ‘the: big

watch dog made no alarm. is explained.
by the fact that he had’ become txed to

these visitora and did not look upe ‘them,

as strangers.

HOBSON. ADVANCED.
TE WII Make Him @ Captain at thé Age of 30

New Your, caren 8.
the Tribune ‘from ‘Washington says
The president's nomination of Bich:
mond Pearson’ Hobsom to be. advanced
‘en numbers from No.1 on. the- liat
of naval ‘Thi

month. The city council bad
advertised for a chief, and in re-ponse
received 40 applications.

‘The man eelected is described as being
single, 35 years of age, stands five feet
and eleven inches in his stocking feet,
and weighing 190 pounds. He has been
13 years connected with the Montreal
fre department, and for seven years
captain in charge of No. 1 hall.

A reeolution pas offered for the ap-|

pointment ofa home man, which waa
defeated by Lalonde, Thompson -aud
Clute, McCrae and Hoogon supporting
the motion and the mayor not voting.
It was upon these lines that the selec-
tion was finally made,

Although the fire, water and light

committee had spent an hour and a half
during the day iooking over the creden-
tials of the applicante, it took almost an
hour for the council to make the selec-
tion,

The.appli of J. W. Th

is eaid by ‘naval officers to. -consti~ .
tute the greatest material’ promotion s

a recognizance of gallantry.. in the.” hie-
tory of the naval eervice. _ It will make: x
Hobson a captain at the age of 30.

, Kipling Much sa :

New Yorx, Mar.’ '8,—Rudyard - Kip-
lings condition was. so favorable: lset
night that it was not deemed necessary ”
for any of his attending physicians to.
visit him after midnight.

JAPAN WILL- PROTEST. IN ‘VAIN .

ment Works. .

Vancouver, B. .0., March’ 2:The
provincial government ‘has passed laws.
to prevent the employment of ©!
and Japanese on ‘semi-public works’ and“:
in underground coal mining. Japanése
Consul General Shiminezi states that
his empire's foreign ministerend am-

her call -

H. McLeod was

upon She imperial Sone toinatract;

tend street work in place of i. PR Mc-
Craney. who quit some ten days ago.

to veto the
at insofer as it affects Japanese.

The theory ie that. one of: thebé!-uni-

“A‘dispatch to-. 5

British Columbia to ‘Keep Japs or Govern-

+-~-Joint,-the joint would become stiff.
POLICE COURT FOR FEBRUARY.

Thirty-Two Cases Were Tried and $240 in
Fines Paid.

Solid saat Trains
. ‘ipped with
‘ullman Palace Cars,
Elegant. Dining Cars
ern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Cars

In view of the recognition by theempire
of the full colonial: rights of self-govern
ment on matters of internal. pclicy, it:
thought that both:the imperial and dd-
minion authorities will decline to inter _
fere.

- «This Week's Specials.

LADIES’ SHOES # ONG. YUKON BLANKETS.

and BROKERS,

Mines a
Standard Stocks bousht and sold.

E. F. Green went to Spokane today on
mining business.

-D. M. Linnard, left for Spokane on
mining business today.

Bills amounting to $266.25 were or-
dered payed. Alderman Hooson enter-
ed an objection fo Ex-Mayor H. 8.
Wallace putting bay-windows upon hia
new building which will extend over the

Mutton, IB. Johnson & Co.

Closing out the rem:
) ainder Per, pair... ..

Extra ate all

wool,

Lh

The recurd in the police conrt for the
month of February showed 22 cages in
all. There were nine charges of ‘drunk
and disorderly and of drunk and inca-
ble.

There were four for gambling, two for
assanit, one threteniny to kill, one lor
carrying concealed weapons snd one fur
using obscene language.

There was #245 collected in fines dur-
ing the month.

HENAGER HELD | FOR TRIAL,

The Defease vt rede No Testimony at Prelimis
Examination,

The cani'ct't the: crown against J.- a0
was].

Henager, charged with incest,

Through Tickets to all pointa in the
UNITED STATES AND OANADA
Steamship ticketa to all parts of the
world,

TISKETS. -TO

APAN AND CHINA.
TACOMA and NoptneRN PACIFIC
“rains depart from Spokane.

Fer information, time cards, maps and tickets
Blanes? of thes. F. & N. aad its oone

:'W. Rovi, Agt, Red Mt, Ry.

General Agent Those, ean,
‘ A.D. CHARLTON,

closed. at noon today.

The defense, |

Fish.
Ovsters
“| same.

Spokane Street,

ROSSLAND, B.[O.

* “One thousand different articles,

.C. GIBSON &.

Sisay ane ries to all-

ero

HYGENIC VENTILATED

Coody fet Shoes

tic bo
~ S4.00R cin y
+ 4elota* ‘Abeta Me

Fesp. your whol
nico,

. Pass, Agent,
No. 255 Morrigon Sty oor, Sed.
Portland Oregon

The Rossland : Auction -House,
42 mai COLUMELE Avmiva, *
oe fictip (ted ar es

“TRossland Loan’ Oftice

* NO. 16 WASHINGTON: ST.

Watehee, Clocks and'Jewelty in Stock.
REPAIRING. DONE

Farnished “
no, $25.00 hel Hon with use of ‘a: Pi

J, L. PARKER

Consulting mining ensineer Dundee,
arac and Fairmont.

Five Room House $20.00 per month.

For Sal

Tot on } on Koy
Dust be taken ey, eyenne) $200. This

_——
WE HAVE SALE FOR

AL Sea Std,

J.B. Johnson & Co

Ross Thompson was called to Spokane
today on important business.

Charles Hanson went to the Boundary | ,
country on a two week’s trip today.

John Cort left on the acon train today
for

THE JUDICIOUS ADVERTISER

Who wants home trade
‘advertises in the paper
that prints the most
local news.

J. _F. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary
lumber, has removed his office and
shop to the corner of Columbia avenue
and. Washington etreet, under Cap
Shaw’s cigar store. dilté

singers.

tend the supreme court, which occura
on Monday. ‘

Harry Meclntcsh, of the Hoffman
house, went to Grand Forks today ona
ten duy’e visit.

James F. Smith started today for his
old home in Vancouver,. where he will

reside in the future,
Richard Armstrong =eturned to his

street; also against permitting the Bank
of Montreal from using a-portion of the

Idewalk for an entrance to its ‘new

block, as previously granted by the city
council,
with his troupe of opera city forbid the

He held that a bylaw; of the

RICH ORE IN THE. IRON MASK.

Net Average tor 60 Days Was $30 -Per
Ton,
at the office of the Iron Mask Mining

over the sidewalk, and proposed to gee
A.M, McNeill left for the coast to -at-| that it waa enforced.

He algo maintained that it was not

within the discretion of the city council
to.grant the promotion and that it can
be done legally only by a vote of the
ratepayers. The road tax by lay passed
the third and final reading.

The Rossland Laundry is doing good

work at reasonable prices, Try them.
Graham & Son, Near P,Q, East, tf

it was learned, L yesterday, saya

iS ‘Spokesman-Review, t that the Pesan
age net;‘returns: on : shipments of ‘gre im
from the Iron Mask mine, in‘Rossland, *.
for the past 60 days bas been $80 pér®
ton.” Thisis a higher average than ‘the
mine has ever produced before, and is a
fine ak ig for a

propelty. Manager Herrick reported
yesterday thats small chute has just
been encountered in the property which

agsaya as high as $416 per ton,