Evening Record.

Published every day (edbbntS@lnday),”

Sinle. gop:

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE: OF
MAILS.
Mail for United States, Victoria, Van-
conver and New Westminster via Spo-
ic: closexat 10.8.2. -
Mail for (Revelstoke, “VictoHil, “Van-
couver, New Westminster.and pul points
weet of Revelstéke’ via ‘Ttail,! closes at

mM.

Sian for: Winnipeg;ttind Eastern
Canada cloges“at'10 a.m.”

Mail for Nelson, Kaslo, Salmo and
Ymir closes at10 a. m.

Mail for Nakusp and Slocan points

rail closes ut 2 p. m. and

10 p.m. Local mail from Trail arrives
at 109, m. and-7750 (ps in. This) mail
doe not come up with the up river nail

Mail grits hb 4

jail arrives from the gouth at m.
Roglitered “iit” for a Bae ve
Northport, clogen. {10 m,_ Kor Revel-
stoke unt other palate via Trail closes
at2).m. All foreign registered matter
via Revelstoke closes at'2 Pp. m.

COLOMBIA’ & WESTERN ty
Time-Tabie.: - t
Lvs. Rodianae alm. “AR, at Nelson 11:50 a.m.

p.m.

Lv Rossiand 8.a.m. Ar Trail8:50, Robson, 10.

Trafns leaving Rersiaind kt 4 p. mh. connect
with steamers atjRobson for C. P. R.main tine
and up-river points. Trains arriving at Ross-
land@ att. ‘p.m. connects with steamers. ~

TUESDAY NOVEMB

The théeting to beheld this ‘evening
for tte parpose of diseussing the niondy
by-k ould: be well 4: The
Miner has already, announceds that ‘it
will bitterly oppose them for grave rea-
sons fet to be made knows. The only
reasoti-en faradvanced, is that the pres-
enteity.council should-not: be intrusted
with the expenditure of the fanda;whicti
js unjust and ucar akin to libel.” There
is absulutly no danger of the money to
be raised being spent for any other pur-
pose than it is voted, and every. body ie
satisfied of th: The obligations for
which the nione
ready' beer create:
reason fordcfeating the by-laws, The ex-
peneeof printing and election will have
to be paid, and would probably have
to be incured ayain if defeated at the
coming'etection. “There is nothing in
the argument of the enemies of the ad-
minirtration, that to vote for the'd’ben-
tures, would be endorsing it, and even’
if it was, but, two.members of the pres
ent city council aye elegable for re-elect-
tion, and one of them, says he will not
be a candidate again.’ Taking all things
into consicerasion it: would ‘be: foolieh,
expentive chikl's play to defeat the de-}
beniurea, we $8

2, | John R. Cook.

-| C,H. Henderson.

THE TOUCHES OF HER BANDS.

The touches of her blinds At like the fall
Of velvet ‘bitowflakés—tike the touch
“4 of down!
The peaéti just'brualses ‘gainst the gar-
ry den wit!“
The flosey fondlings of a thistle wisp,
Caught in the crinkle of a leaf of brown
The biighting frost has turned from
green to crisp.
Soft as the falling of the dew at'night,
the touches-of her handa; -and the: de-
-ight,—
The touches of her hands!

dew,
‘That falts 20 softly down no one e’er
knew
The touch thereof save lovers like to
one,
Astray in lands where roamed Endymion.
Oh rarely soft, the touches of her hands,
As drowsy zephers in enchanted’ -lands,
Qn pulse of dying fay, or fairy sighe,—
Orin between the daylight and the
dawn,

have gone—

Sleep closing dewn the lids of weary
eyes.

—James Whitcomb Riley,

ROSSLAND’S SOLID BUSINESS MEN.
Directory of Leading Firms and Professional
{People Who Advertise in the Record.

MINING BEOKEES.”
Dabney & Parker. The Walters Co.
Frapk-A. Raid, -- John M; Burke.
Jennie L, Stone. .
McGreggor Atkinson & Co.
MINES AND REAL BSTATR

, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Hunter Bros. Houghton & Bannett
HARDWARE AND MINE SUPPLIES.
Fraver# Hardware Co.
DEY GOOD# FIRMS.
The Crescent.
MILLINERS:
Le.Bon Marche.
LINERY STABLES.
Red Star Livery & Transfer Co.’ °
Talace Stables.
DRUGGISTS.
Geo. A. Fraser.
STATIONARY! ARD WALL PAPER.

H. 8. Wallace.

7 MEAT MARKETS.

Russell & Haley, (Successors to P.
Burns & Co.)
HOTELS,
Hotel Allan. The Leland
The Grand. Inte:nativnal.

: Dominion Hotel.

PLUMBERE.

C..M. Weller. Gibson & Wilcox.
CONTRACTORS.

LAUNDBIES.

Roseland Laundry.

STENOGRAPHERS. ©

Mrs. Helen L. Keys.

UNDERTAKERS:

W. RB. Beatty.

BARRISTERS AT LAW.

Smith Cartizs,

PHYSICIANS.

De. J: T. McKenzie. Dr. Edward Bowes.
TISTS.
Dr. D. E. Kerr.)
' FINANCIAL FIRMA,

D.-M. Linnard. T. Gregson & Co.
THEATRES.

Dr. Findley.

Eight week from tomortow ‘will dccur
the nominatione ‘for city ‘offices. Al-
though there as heen some cumplaint4
abvut the way the affairs of the town

Leen run, the officials are not

with dishonesty. There is great

danger df the offices of the city falling
into worse hands. There is a gang’ of
political shistere already timing their

sales for the coming election, with some |

chance, azd great hopes of controlling
the town. “Asthey proceed, the Recorp
will echdeavor to “keep caser’; on them.

The position taken hy the police’ cdiii-
missiéners that gambling is not to be!
allowed will meet with the approval of
the community at large, Of course no
other action conld be publically taken in
the fact of the Liw, but the law fs to be
enfurced, and’ Lot Winkéd “it, ‘ig eviden-
ced by the conLisvatiun ‘and: fittes © ini
posed by the po.ice magint ate this morn-
ing.

Premier Laurier has gone to Washing-
ton seeking cluser relatione between the
United States‘and Canada, aad ‘itis to
be hopel he may sacceetl,” but really
there is little grounds ‘for such” hope:'|
The policy laid down by the United
St.t-s,ina gene:al way applies to all
natieng and Canada will probably aut
be made an excep f.

‘The Miner must Le very proud of the
city money by-laws, asit has carried
them a week, while the law requires bnt
one publication, Itisto be -hoped the
city will not he asked to pay for such
extravigance, and that the printers will
not huld a “‘eession” on them.

The supreme court of the United

d Opera House.
' TEA MERCHANTS.
O. M. Fox & Co.
MISCELLANIOUS. | © ~~
A. H. Christenson, brick and stone

ork.

Alex. Larson, brick manufacturer.
MINE COMPANIES.

Eureka Consolidated Gold Mining Co.

Canadian Gold Fields Synd' :

The touches of her hands ‘are like the 5

: . F
When long unrest, and tears and fears i

Ore Shipments and Dividends.
The ore shipments t8’Various amelters
from the principal mines tor the ast
week eiding Ovt: 6'were: '

Te Rai. .:.
Tron ia
CMe.

412 tons
. 6,538 tons

QO. Ky
Eventhg Star.

Giant.

October 2, 1895.
February 6, 1896.

BEB
SESESEE

RRSP RRL
EEEEEEESSE

SSSR
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Total .

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3

THE NEW CANADIAN TARIFF.

the Customs Tariff of 1897.

Apples, 40c 1b. Almonds, 8c. Ib,
Appies dried,45c.Ib Adzes, 30 per cent.
Agate iron, 35 Asbestos, 25.
Artificial flowers, 25.
Butter, 4c per Ib. Beans, 15c. per ba, j
Barley, 30 per cent. Blackberries 2c. lb,
, Bink noteg, bonds, bills of "Ex. 85 per’
‘ent.
Blacking, 25.
Brick, 20 per cent.
Belting, 20.
Bar Iron, $7 cwt.
Brass, 10 percent. ‘etc
Bird cages, 35. ubbit metal, 10.
uckles, 30. Brass puinps, 30,
uggies, 35. Bicyclee; 80.
Billiard tables, 35. Blindg, not paper 30
Blasting powder, 2c. Buttons,
Brushes, 26 percent.
Blue prints, 20. =
Canned meats 25. Corn meal 25c Ib
Cond’d milk,3!4c lb. Castile boap, 2c Ib.
Cheese. 3c per Ib. Coffee, rvasted 2e Ib.
Chickory.gr’n,3c Ib, Chickory roasted, 4c
Cocoa paste, 4c Ib. Cocoanuts ‘$1 hund.
Cocoacut,desiv’d be China, 30-per~ cent.
Cement, 12\ cwt. Carts, 30 per cent.
(Cast iron pipe, {8 Coil chain, 5 pr. ‘ct.
Copper wire,16 pr ct, ers, 80 pr. ct.
Celluloid, 10. pr. ct. Carbons, 15 pr, ct.
Cane, 15 pr ct’ Clothes wringers, $5
Corks, 20 pr ct s
Cotton fabrics, white, 25 pr ct.
Clocks, 25 pr ct: comp. m¢ta¥, 10:
Cotton batts, 25. ‘offing, 25 pr che.
Carpeting, 26 pr ct. Canoes, 25 pr ct, |
Vombs, 35 pret. © ‘Codd liver ‘oll, 20.
+ Cues, cue racks, cue tive, 35 per, cenit:
Coal vil, 15 centejper gal,
Eggs 3c doz Ei

Rrit:sli Gum, 10.
30 per

led iron 80

sy Without Board.

Important Items. From‘an Offtelal Copy of j-

"| known

Joseph Dabney, Fa

Dabeity and Parke
o MineS-@ad Mining.
“Migires exatitieietfaind reported on.

The" Watertoo Hotel

STRAIL, B. C.

tons ; ' ‘

ons| Mrs’ Reynolds, Proprietress

tons}

tons [Tenant Rates” ¢2 Per Day. . First-Class
Furnished. Bi vith or

joome:

A.B. FINDLEY,

; D.D.S., L.D.8.
Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental
college aud Hospital of Oral Surgery.

' Stursi block.

BEFORE
The Record Job Office was put
in the people-of Rogrland were
charged prices for work out of
all reason. ~The reeular price
_ for Sixteenth Sheet Jodgers was
45.00 a thousand. We do them
for $2.50. You can get the Lest
of work; fall count, prompt de-
_. livery and be ‘saved ‘money’ by
‘+ ‘patronizing the: -
: RECORD JOB OFFICE.

International Hotel

Rooms Newly Fitted and
Furnished: and

Prices Reduced

—To—

$3.00 a Week.
The Walters Co.

Limited Liability.
Drawer Lo - . Rossland, B. C.
Buy and sell legimate mining etocke
only. Special attention given to’ the
btock of The Canadian Gold Fielda Syn-
dicate, Limited, -operating the well

SUNSET NO. 2 MINE

. at Rossland.

Cable. Addrees ‘‘Waltere.”
Use Bedford’McNeill’s, Liebers- and
Ctough’s Codes.

A Snap Shot _
Asplendid chance to. purchase
a large block of Mining Stock, in
the Anacénda Consolidated Gold
, Mining Company. This ¢ompany
have 8 Fine Claims on Sophia
Moantaiti.’; Company’s license’ is
paid : for 1897 and arsement all
done. Block 22,000 shares for
$700.00 cash, Call and see
T. W. BIRKS,
: Imperial Block,

Emery wheels
Ext coffee 8c Ib
Earthenware 30

Ext mak 25
Eesential oile 10
Engravings 20

RAILROAD COMPANIES,
Canadian Pacific. . R. & N.
Northern Pacific. Kaslo & Slocat
The Notthwestern. Wisconsin Central,
International Nav. & Trade

OUT OF TOWN ADVERTIGRRS.
. L. C. Dillman, broker, Spokane.
E. 8."'Popping, Trail; B. e oie
B, C. &1 ing & ‘ing

Fruits chn’d 8c

Fith in oil 80
Files 80 .

Fire engines, extinguisbérs 85 pr ct

Feather bone 20° - Flaniels‘85

Fur skins 16 Fertilizers 10.

Fire crackers, 25. Fire works, 26.

joga, live, 1}4c lb. Hay ¢2‘per ton.

logs, 6c Ib. Honey, ee ib.

20, 30
Fish emoked tc Ib
Flasks

Trail, B. ees
Excha

ge National Rank, Spokane,
Allen :

. Sniith, Chicago.

Northwest Fixtare

COMPANY. —

Dealersin Electric Fixtares
Dynamos and Motors, gen-
nal liea,- ‘Telep!

Live hoge, 14

jouse
air cloth, 30, Hate, 30
jair, 20 percent. Hammocks, 30,
singlase, 25, Tum’g of}, 25...
nk, 25 percent. India rub cloth’g,88.
tb Lithograplie, 16¢ 1b
Labele, 35 percent Lamps, per cent
Luniber. 20 per cent
alt, 15ebu + — Music eheefs, 16
Musical instruments, 30 percent * *
Newspaper supplements, 25 per cent~
Oysters in shells, 25; in balk. 10c gal
Poultry, 20 Photue, 20 per cent
Paper, 26 per cent’ Picture framee, 80
Pamphlets, 15c lb __Print presse, 10
Ruled paper, 35 per cent.
Stereotypes, 11gc sq in
Sewing inachines, 80 per cent.
Steam engines, 26 per cent, -
—————

and appltances. Repre-
senting Josinta- Hendy &
Company, Mining and Mil-
ling Machinery. Racine
and Waterhouse Steam
Engines, Racine: Gasoline

{Rossland for Rosslanders |

You Can Get Good  ~
Rossland Becr:
For Five Cents 4 Glass)

At the

Engines. Mantels, Tiles,
and Grates in Stock.

er cent. “|

work déne by H. Chririeneci:, briek-
Mayer, Office at- the eon and leck-
Shop. Alley back of Windsor,

Letme estimate and submit sum ples.

L

iC... M.- Welter;
PRACTICAL PLUMBER
All work attended to promptly
Office and ehcp corner Columbia
nd Spokane street,

BRICKLAYING

“All kinds Of Brick; stone una cement

NEWSPAPER
curr
IF 80,
ADDRESS
ALLEN A. SMITA.
TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO,

J. Parker,
Mining Engineer.

ial attention given to the placing of
Mining Properties and the management of
mi

ROSSLAND, B.C.

Conte saprers, . “ Parker, Rossland.” Moreing
‘gin Neat'and Bedford MoNell's Codes.

Rorsland, B.C

~) Visiting Cards

RECORD
JOB.. OFFICE:

Our Prites aré td60. closé to také any~chances on losses 0

our work ‘will-be
. ’

We ara now located

have as complete a

JOB! OFFICE

As there ‘is in the Kootenays.

-our ‘Fire “Proof ‘Building and

ams

New Tyrre::; %: New Presszs
Goon jon Winker j iN

All Work -will ‘be:ready when Promised

FULL-GOUND GUARANTEED.

We have a WIRE STITCHER; NUMBERING MA-

|| CHINE an@ lotsrof-new type, and ‘are preparéé" to print

Mining...Prospectusés: ‘

In-a Sabstantial Marabre wid Artistic Style atyprites which
Fs
will: warrent-the-work:being dene-at home.

- - . Wi DAN! PRINT...

Letter Heads Bill! Wesds Note Hedis
Statements Busiress Cards Wedding Cards
Letter Circulars Envelopes
Dodgers ©: Hangers

Briéfs: -i Programs

Steck Certificates, Bills of Fare and in fact anything end
everything in the Job Printing tine.

Note Cirealats!! ©
Posters

We-willyzive you:good‘vatué-for your money; but ‘rust
have it, so do not ask Credit.

Address

States has finally decided that Theodore
Durrant must hang jor the murder of
Blanche La It seems a tardy de-
cision, but must therefore be regacd
the more a juet one .

‘Diamond Case Settled.

ts

Rossland Op

Northwest’ Fixture Company,

Domiriién_ Hotel

WILL - GIVE: WORKING BONDS.

J.J. Her

era House;

Mies LILLIAN BEHDARD, Menacer.

SEATTUR. le

The dia opin casein which J.
Shaw b oaght action, against Ada Bun-
scer, was settled yesterday by the ring
being returned to Shaw.

Wanted.a good printer at this office. '

on Commercial alley, next-door ‘to
Beatty’s
d brick $8 per thousand.—Colom:.- Orders for all kinds
rewery. 11-2-8t . ' G. Pound.

Air tight heaters;‘steel lined at -Hun-
er Bros.
ait
The office of City Scavariget f¢ loéated

valuable: miining properties ii the
Sonth belt, on Red mountain, Colurte
bia mountain, Murphy creek. Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Ch reek
and Wate?los, in fom 68
nine claims, on w!
will bey

aud Alex Wilson have

froups from one to
ich a working bond
‘giyen upon reasonable terme. |:

Call and. gét estiridtés~otanythitg you want done.

You. Cannot. Save: Money...

By Serding- Your: Work.Away>

‘On them at Clark, G
‘ohimbia dvenne, Roainneet bs =

undertaking establishment.

oF wood “taka a

fen re conte < Ranpett’y, ait ECOR'S! OR! OFF ICE

DAILY RtiooRD OFFICE.

"before the city council'and get through

_—_—
RIGHT MUST PREVAIL.

‘At times it appears that wrong would
triamph over right, but the right mast
eventually win, The trouble between
the RecorD and the printers was no
fault of ours. . ‘The power of afew mali-
cious men who are unscrupulous enough
to use a labor union to accomp'ish an
unlawful and unjust end, is practially
illustrated by the apparent progress
of 14 printers in Rossland. Men who.
have not, and probably never will
pay a cent of taxes have been able to go

a resolution discriminating against the
Recorp in the matter of city printing.
‘They have been able to intimidate the
printere working at the Recorp office,
forcing them to quit work. Last Sun-
day night, after we had retired, there
came @ knock at our door, and our fore-
man announced that he had been taken
into the union and ordered to not go to
work in the morning... Th .the had pled
for the privelege of giving reasonable
notice, but had been refused. Last
night Mr. Brill, who-had been eo certain
that he was righ®, and would not yield
to the unjust dictation. ef the union,
moved his sick wife, between 10 and’ 11
o’lock, and has not been seen since.

We do not believe that the business
men of Rossland who have stood should-
er to shoulder with the Recorp, in the
upbuilding! of our fair yotng ‘city, will
sanction the cohdact of these men, and
take sides against the paper that has
atways stood by the: and the town.

—_—_——
y and dressing shoes at. one-
ad'you pay eleowhere at Houghton &
.
Bannett’e.
.60 at Houghton &
sii aisle Weld tf
——-
kets, at ‘selling out stores $4, at
oshisnand Bennett, only 2.
——.

Go to Thomas & Smith’s for bay,
grain, bntter, eggs, potatoes and a
kinds of vegetables.

ROSSLAND RETAIL MARKET.

Lemons Are Tighter than Ever Before---Sel-
ling for $6 per Case.

The market keeps firm. Fresh meats
are steady and vary very little. Flour
and butter has advanced. a little, but
now promises to hold steady. Regard-
ing frait the market is flush.

Corn‘ beef. .
Mutton chops

Veal chops..... -
GROCERIEZS AND PROVISIONS.
Lard .

Hungarian flour.
Spokane flour.
Bacon
Smoked side.
Clear side.
Ham
Creamery butter.
Dairy butter.
St. Chas. creamery
Eggs ....
In cases. .
TEAS AND COFFEES.
-+.$ .25 per Ib.

Lion .. .26 per lb.
Best Moca andJava.:.. .60 per Ib.
‘Tea according to quality - .25, 75 per. 1b.

CANNED GOODE.

Turnips..

Peaches.

HARDWARE FOR MINEBS.

Gunpowder. .
Giant ,

Cook stoves:
Camp stoves.

Counter acales, . $4@12 each.
Iron P + 1,50@3.60 each,
wi . 1.50 each.
Level 1d

‘20 per Ib.

Jonnie L. Stone

Real- Estate
Mining Stock
And Mins

ROOM.TWENTY, TRADERS BLOCK,
ROSSLAND, B, C.

Houses Rented and Kents Collected
Properties Listed and Advertised
Free.

Ifyou have anything to sell or
wiah to buy anything call
‘and register your
wants free.

Mineral: City aud Cariboo. City,
Town Lots: For Sale. -

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

J. H. Spiking
ASSAYER.

Trail,» - - -

ine samples received by mail carefully

RCSSLAND.

This office and the citizens of
this Vicinity are constantly re-
ceiving iaquiries concerning this
section of the country which are
difficuit to answer by letter, ' so
the Record gives the following
information for the benettt of all:
Roggland is situated in British
Columbia, eight miles from the
international boundary line be-
tween Canada and the United
“States, It ie reached ‘from the
north via the Canadian Pavific to
pegd,- “on the Colambi
river, from there tv Trail by
steamer, and from Trail to Ross...
‘land. by the Columbia & Western
railway. .

From the south via Spokane,
Washington, by the Spokane
Falls & Northern and Columbia &
Red. i ilway

KNEW-> THEY - COULD NOT ~WIR

'N'y: following is the appeal prepared
for A. J. Brill and Theo'ore Rusch at
their instance and request which would
no doubt have been sent forward b
they not beee pursuaded or intimidated.
There is but little doubt but that it
would have won, and that is what the
local printer’s union was afraid of. As
stated previously Mr. Brill was taken
back into the union and given money to
leave Rossland and The Recorp office
witnout notice.

Last nigh Itta fair to presume that
Mr. Rusch was induced to do the: same

this morning.

PPEAL TO ESCOTT,

thee

thé International Typograp ical union,
we, A. J. Brill and Theodore Rusch un-
der oath make the following answer and

the employ of
Ebes C. Smith, proprietor of the Rors-
larid Recorp for more than seven
months last passed and that during said
time we have of our own free will and
choice, boarded and lodged with said pro
prietor of The Recorp, and never been
threatened with discharge should we]
quit boarding and lodging wito him.
That on the 25th day of September,
1997, the Rossland ‘Typographical Unio:
Na. 335, by resolution requested us.
leave the boarding and lodging furnished
by the said Smith, and upon our refus-
ing to do so, on the 18th. day of October
87. the said union.at a special méet-

ing of the union, called without proper
n0tice, expelled us from said union for
said refusal and no other reason.
That on the 23rd day of October, and
within the five days allowed by section.
24, artical 8 of the constitution, we filed
our notice of appeal with the proper, offi
cers of the subordinate union No. 335. _
That during the time: we worked for
the said Sinith, no employee has been
compelled to rd with him or has}
been discharged for so doing,

That the said Smith hus during oyr
our employment paid the ecale fixed by
the union. —
“ W. H. Myers quit the employ of . Eber
C.Smith on his own aceord, without
proper notice and at the thife of xuitting
waa in debt to him, and “is ‘now inter-
ested in the publication of another pa-

Ts
Pr George Garwood quit working for Mr,
Smith to go prospecting and returned
and boarded with him five or six weeks.
without as much as even thanking. hiny.
Fred Wooley quit the employ. of Mr.
Smith and was not discharged.

D.

ci
od. by
in of The Rec-

Rossland Typo-
in” iting
arral

of

las
jn expelling us be set aside and that we’
be resored to full membership in

Rossland has forty hotels,
with ‘bars, eating and lodging

ding as we were befor id’ action
was taken. and other relief as seems
meet and proper.

rvoms, and a dozen

There are three weekly néws-
papers and two dailies. All
other branches of business are
well represented. ‘The popula-
tion is variously estimated from
6000 to 7500. :

Board and lodging at the ho-
tels, $2 to $3 per day. Meals 25
to 50 cents. Furnished
$2.50 to $7 per week.

” Itis useless to write and ask
if'any particalar ‘business“would
pay here.

Everybody must be his own
judye and take his own chances,

” While there is not work tor all
who iaquire, most sober, indus-
trious persons who really’ wish to
work. have so far been able ‘to
obtain it.

We would not advise any man
to land here ‘‘broke” without
friends, although many who have
. done 80 are doing well,

Thig camp is now setthog
down on 8 business basis.
: ‘The populace is engaged
not only..in working the
mines and conducting the busi-
ness of the town, but are buying.
or bonding and developing min-
ing property; buying and selling
real estate; building houses for
rental purposes, ‘prospecting and
staking prospectors. Many are
here simply looking on in won-
derment. We believe it will go
on and on until: Rossland can
boast of a population of 50,000.
Aiter that it will probably settle
down to a proposition of a pay
roll but not for a few years.

There are plenty of money
‘here from: all. sections of the
globe; but the principal investors
are from the United States, with
Canada largely interested.

The history of the camp reads
like a fairy tale, and the fabulous
riches are scarcely excelled by
the imaginary “King Solomon’s
Mipes,” We will not attempt to
discussthe mines in «single ar-
ticle, aswe have been writing
about them fortearly three years
and havé not been able to keep
up with ther. The ore ship-
mentsspeak for themselves.

The town has won an enviable
reputation for law and order, It
is supplied.with waterworks and
electric lights. ‘Che main street
*/R ig graded and ten blocks are built

rooms,

ROSSLAND:~ :

NORMALSCHOOL

CORNER OF i
Second and Lincoln:Sts. i
Now open for Business Students. |’
From 6 to 75 may enter at any. time. |
Foreigners taught thoroughly to read,
and write English in afew weeks.‘ :/*

LESSONS—9 to 12._1to 4 and 7].
to. Terms moderate. |... |

Z. E. FREER; erin.

Miss Emma Doherty, Teacher of
Painting and Drawing... :

BRICK.

First-class Building brick at MODERATE
PRICES.
ALEX LARSON,
P. O. Box 791.
samples and particulars at Empey Bros.

‘Dp. BE EBRR, D.D.8

‘The latest methods and appliances.
Artistic Crownt‘and Bridge Work. *~

Teeth on Cust ALUMINUM, light and dur
‘able

OFFICE: 43 E. Columbia Ave. Over Fraser's
Drug Store.

Area

McKenzie, M, D.,

McGill, Montreal,!
and A

Pe 4

the Royal College of Physician
snd Burgeoss. Eaiaburgh, ieestial of tbe Fac-
any of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow. <~

Bpectalty made of Eye and Ear Diseases.”

Owerne - SMITH-HFWITT BLOCK

The Klondike. :
For the finest rooms in the ain with
free use of baths call upon Mrs. Jennie
Te Stone, The Klondike, top floor ‘Tra-
ders block, Columbia avenue and Lin-
coln street. 7-20-tf
——

DON’T FORGET. ‘

Do not forget that the Récorp jo!
offes will tate you money, do your
work promptly and in the best pata '

For Sale or Leasv.
Two-sto!

up with two and three-story busi-

ness houses. a :
For turther information com‘
and seo for yourself, or subscrihe

gain. Apply Recorn office.

The Reconp job office hag numbering
and stitching machines and can do any

for the Datty or WEEsLY-
BEocoup.

¥qnip rr
Ts,

SUaGLGE fu PERE be Sols neapine on
on

Leaving Rossland daily (except, Sunday)

ade with ©.P.R.  Koot-

See eoneerat Trail for all points cast and

For

orto

A. B. MacKENZIE, Agt., Rossland.

Traveling

on
to|"

f
frame building st a bar-

ANADIAN
PACIFIC Ky.

—AND—

Soo Pacific Line.

The Cheapest, Most Comfortable and Direct

Route from

ROSSLAND, KASLO, NELSON AND

ALL KOOTENAY POINTS.
European Points.
pment unsui
nd slee
i’ trains.
nay steamers
F particulars as to rates, ticke

H. M. MacGREGOR,
Passenger Agent, Nelson.
E. J. COYLE, District Passenge
- Agent, Vancouver. ‘

;Through Tickets to and, from the Pacific

thing for he failed to show up for work | Coast to-Bastern end

i combining palatial
luxurious day

terms, etc
o any agent Canadian Pacitio Railway

Shares, $1.00 Each.

spected at any time by anyone.

very low prica of 10 CENTS PER

Harry P. Jones,

PRESIDENT.

The Eureka Consolidated Mining Co.

Capitalization - $1,000.000.
500,000 Shares Treasury Stock.

This Company owns the Eureka and Eldorado Minigg Claims on
the Colville Indian Reservation near the International Boundary
Line between Rossland wad Northport.

They can be examined or in-

All Individual Stock Pooled until January 1, 1899.
Limited amount of the Treasury Stock is now being offered at the

SHARE the proceeds of which

will be spent in developing the property of the company.
For further information addreas or call upon

J. 0. Coe,

SECRETARY.

. P. O. BOX 225, ROSSLAND, B. C.

The Fast Line

Through Tickets to all pointg in the

DIRECT CONNECTION
with the

‘Trains depart from Spokane.
» 1, reat bound, 8:26 P.]
Ro a'enat bound, 7:00 Al

TICKETS TO
JAPAN AND OHINA
VIA :
TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFI!
8. 8. Co.

apply to agents of the 8.F.4&N. and its co
nectlons, or

Write for a new map of Kootenay country

Superior Service

UNITED STATES AND OANADA:

Spokane Falls & Northern Ry.

For informatfon. time cards, maps and tickets

F, D. GIBBS,
General Agent, Spokane, Wasn.

AND REF

BRITISH. COLUMBIA SMELTIN

INING CO;

Is now prepared to buy Gold, Silver and
“Copper Ores.

Office and Works at Trail, B.C. |

KASS0 & SLOGAN RY.

(0) TIME CARD.
Subject to change without notice.
‘Trains run on Pacific standard time.
n> H
- Bo
Sproules
Whitewater

5 McGuiga:
10.88 a.m. C

“
Arrive 10.50 a.m.

Leave 10.

O.RAN.

Wisconsin Central Line

* “SHORTEST AND quickest ROUTE
Ti
COEUR d’ALENE MINES,
PALOUSE,
. LEWISTON,
“WALLA WALLA,
BAKER CITY MINES,
- PORTLAND, .
-8AN FRANCISOO,

And all
via Salt and Deny

CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD MINES
1 points east and south. Only line east
cy Or.

Steamship tickets to. Europe and other for
. | eign countries.

?-auNs © .
'‘wo:Fast Trains daily between St.
Paui, Minneapolis. and Ch'cago and
Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin,
making connection in Chicago with, all
lines runoing east and west.

For full information regarding routes,
rates, maj folders, ets., address
your nearest ticket vent, or

JAMES ©.

POND,
Gen. Pass. Agt., M:/;vaukee, Wis-

Or GEORGE 8. BATTY,
Gen -Agt.,246 Stark St. Portland, Ore

Atlantic Steamship Tickets. —
It bound for Europe, or desiring te

teava. | srOmaNs TIME scHEDULE | annive

bring out friends or relatives from

Portland, cise’

Baker City and the East.

* | Local’ Mail: — Coeur. a’-
‘A¥enes, Farmington, Gar.
field, Colfax, Puliman and
Moscow.

; | Fast Mail:=Walla Wall® | 7:15a.m
‘San. Fran ‘Dally.

“at

Ezrope, do not fail to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific Railway agent, or
communicate with .

W. STITT,

apply to 0.

420 Riverside evenue,

SPP BELL.

General Agent.

W. H, HURLBUBT, Gen. Pass. AGanr,
- Portland, Oregov.

For through tickets and further information
f &N, office.

JOHN M. BURKE

Will examine and report on mines
for sale, and also on mines of which
stocai's being sold. if my reports are
found not to be correct I will refund all
moneys invested cu same.

Internationa Navigation an
Trading Co,, Ltd.

Esto ‘and way point
s"leaving Spokane
‘ma.? Northport 1:50 p.

*The Albert a
before leaving for Bonner’s Ferry.

a.
Kaslo, B.C., 12th July. 1897.

Steamer “International” and_‘‘ Alberta” on |-
steamer “xootensy Lake and River,

m.

ALEXANDER, Gen. Man.

| JOHN M. BURKE, Rossiacd. B.C

ROSSLAND OPERA HOUSE
Fer Terms apply to
MISS LILLIAN BEDDARD, Masager.
P.O, Box 862, Spokane st. and Cooke ave

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

‘Will be Issued
Every
THURSDAY
MORNING

Going to Chicago
{To Anywhere East

* Ifyou are,

4
THE NORTH-WESTERN LIN

ST. P. M. & O. RY.

248 Washington Bt. F. C, BAVAGE,

li kinds of work promptly, neatly
and wilt gave you money. "E178

PPortiand, Oregon

see that your ticket fiom
Minneapolis, 8t. Paul or Duluth, reads via

‘Trave ing Agen

At will-conta.n a’) the principal

pews publisbeo a ac Dz. +]

E

AW.S. JONES

Custom Broker
| Real Estate Agent.

Offive with Rossland Water & LightCo
Columbia Ave. Rossland.

E. S. TOPPING,

TRAIL. B. CG.

Has Mining Properties for sale er
bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver

..| sreek, North Fork of the Saimom, Deer
-m.| Park and all parts of Colambia basin.

Also lots at Trail and Deer Park

ma: | Will examiae properties, will buy
.| stock for outside investors and will
,| Fotect them from wild cats.

Don’t: Mind

“Other advertisements. — How
cheap they seem to offer their
goods, you always can buy for
less than half price at

Houghton & Bannett..

‘ 42 E. Columbia Ave.
AUCTION SALE at 6:30 P.M. at
RED FRONT
2 Doora East of Post Offies:

; SOREANED
Roslyn and Cle Elum
COAL

For Saleiby ...

NELSON'S. Wond and Coal Co.

Orders received at Rossland
Drug Store. Post Office Block.

THE EXCHAIGE MATIOWAL BANE

Eapital 09
Scfpins end Gnuivided Profte $60,000.
Jaocb Hoover, president; A. J. Ross, 7
deetp es 3 Dyse cashiers) >” Notts Tioepres
Bpecial attention paid to mining
SPOKANE - 3 -

eacTows.
, Wash

Ww. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING. AND BMBALMII
Court, near
OFER. DAY AND MIGHT,
Caskets and Ketal Lining always on hand
‘Te.cgraph riers promptly attended te.

Bt.

GIBSON & WILCOX
Practical Plumbers

Estimates furnished on all work.
Shop and office at
Basement, Postoffice Block.
Corums1a Avenus, Rosstamp, B. €.

C. W. RICHIE & CO.
Mines and Mining Stockbrokers
11 Poet Street,

SROKANE WASHINGTOR.

TO PROSPECTORS.
We are making a Specialty of
stocking good mining proper-
ties and are daily
INCORPORATING
propositions in all Districts of
B. 0.! Treasury stocks all
listea East. For further par
iculars apply to
L. 0. DILLMAN,
11 & 128 Sherwood Bik,3 .
Skene, Wesh |