aE
———T
TAKE NOTICE. x

THE RIGHT SPIRIT.

HOMESEEKERS,

“rmcsosne serine, oe] SUB PORT OF ENTRY

Rossland,
agree to close our shops every day, ex-

undersigned, barbers of
cepling. Satara.
atsS p.m, Satard
natin closed until Monday
vs at 12 o'clock noon,
Burwerorp & HERRING,
G, an

y, Sunday any

iko, SHAKE,
JLW. Gruitam.
Pp.s. AL bath hous: in connection
with barber shops will
p-m., week days, and Sunday until: 12
noon.

mand) BR. WeDonald is Appointeé Sub-

city time.

be open until 0

Collector of Customs at
Rossland.
SPECIAL

AGE NAMED

Rossland is Now a Sub-Port of
Entry—A Recognition of

“Attention Ladies |

Mrs. M. Heard

S, Thornton

has opened her new
Langley, store on Columbia | the customs office in Rossland has been
where every: |i inted su it
thing in the line of] Rossland having been made a port of
John McTeer — |racies o P

ave.,
and child-
ven’s _ furaishings
y be f id.
Repass. ay be foun
Minias . cae.
Tnvestiments. Miss Millie Amme
=_ Pianist of the re-
Corresdundence nowned Amme or-
chestra,
Will Give Lessons
on the Piano

Upaservatory G&
toi Avenue.

Urrice:
kECORD BLOCK,
ROSSLAND, B.C.

Frank A. Baird |THE
BROKER, DAILY

Deacr in Mines and|/ RECORD
Btocks.

The Scott Block, > cents
Columbia Avenue. Week delivered

JUST ARRIVED

WHITE » HOUSE
Spring Siting -
Trousers and

Importance.

B. R. McDonald, who has charge of

of the

sub-ertry.

I Stunden, of Toronto, has been ap-
pointed special agent for this city. Col-
lector McDonald left the city this morn-
ing for Chilliwack, where he expects to
remain about a week, The importance
of Rossland has thus been reorganized.
Mr. McDonald is a competent and
popular official, who is entitled to the
promotion made.

DIAMOND JUBILEE.
[radesmen in England Preparing
Souvenirs by the Thousands.

Although the ‘Diamond Jubilee” is
yet far off, the tremendous flood tide of
activity it will bring with it has already
begun to set in, and go in almost any
lirection you will in London, you may
tind innumerable hands and heads in-
tensely busyin the preparation of the
ways and mei ns of ting the

Petty Jealouvsies and Bickerings
Should Be Discarded.
Suggestions.

The right spirit for local development
is the subject sensibly treated in plai
language by Frank A. McKenzie, the
local representative of the Mail and
Empire in the following communica-
tion:

Rosstaxp, May 16, 1897.
Editor of the Recorp: 5.

I think that it can be said without
fear of diction that the jori'
of our good citizens are thoroughly alive
to the varied interests of the greatest
mining camp in B. C., and are not only
willing, but anxious to give incourage-
ment to any sound it iti

Afew choice residence lots in the
original townsite—perfect title, have
Deen placed with me for disposal,
Owners sell on easy terms.
payment down and balance in m
instalments. . CLure, JR,

pr for owners.

wll

M. J. OHEARN.

Tailoring
Department

SAVE YOUR ORDER AND MONEY.
The Recorp’s job office has arrived
and will soon be in running order, We
have as complete a job printing outfit as
money will buy. New presses, new
ype—everything new. ave’ Jur order
and save money. 5-12-tf
mes Latest Styles, the Best Workmanship, Perfect Fit and no
ROSSLAND LAUNDRY. Disappoi ent is what I all my Customers,

If you have washing to be done come
M. J, O'HEARN, The Tailor.

to the office or drop a card in the post-
office and we will cgll for it.

Rossland Laundry, three doors east of
postoftice. 5-12-tf

ea

y ‘ pre
that will keep us on the ‘‘race track” of
rogress providing, of course that it is
lone with a true liberal spirit of local
ride or patriotism, rather than from
the individual collective gains that may
be obtained therefrom.
Petty jealousies and bickerings should
have no place ina ci like this. All
active men, full of pluck, life, and energy
should go down deep in their pockets,

SO:

Purchase 3

£5)

Whereis Burton City ||

GIBSON & WILGOX |;
Practical Plumbers

Esti: furnist

SOROELOO

d on all work.

if necessary, without of fee
or favor to accomplish the good of all.
Let any movement that is for our com-
mon good be popular, that is, approved
by the masses. Let a broad spirit of en-
thusiasm be awakened among all, en-
courage the presence of our enterprising
young men to all meetings held for the
purpose of advancing the interests of the
city, Even should they be unable to
write their check for several figures they
possibly might have ‘‘ideas’”’ on progress
that would worthy oi entertaining or
placed on record. We have as much
iresh brains and enterprise here now as
any other city which, if properly en-
uraged, would naturally assist our
varied interests'and overcome any of the
serious obstacles in the way of our suc-
cess, or counterbalance the reflections
made on the camp by the few
Besalmistic individuals who attempt to

lecry the present resources and tre-

event.

The “Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Pray-
er Book” will be handsome volums in
jour sizes, embellished hy two admir-
able portraits of Her Most Gracious
Majesty—one in her queenly youth, the
other in her imperial digaity of mature
womanhood. Four sizes of Bibles are
also being prepared.

It need hardly be said that portraits
and statuettes and busts of Her Majesty’s
tigure very largely in the trading world
just now, or will do so. They are being
turned out in every imaginable form.
Zreat art-pottery establishments like
Messrs, Doulton’s are busy in the pre-

Qvercoatings.

First-class Fit and
Workmanship guar-
anteed.

Call and see goods
and get prices.

! OMARTIN SCAWIEG
At the WHITE HOUSE.

3 *iagUTPLATES

BN
D. H. KERR, D.D.8
Dentist and Oral Surgeon.
All work the best that shill and experience can
accomplish.
Office over Fraser's Drug Store,
Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St.

paration of vases and other articles, the
textile factories of the north are rushin;
' aits by the hundred thousan
in velvet for the making of cushions, in
antimacassars, in silk and cotton hand-
kerchief.

‘As to the handkerchiefs, they seem to
be reeling them off without the smallest
reference to the number of noses to be
found under the British flag. One
elaborate linen square gives, together
with a large number of portraits and
dates, views of old London and new
pictures of old and new battle shins, of
early railway trains and modern ex-
presses, and the old four-in-hand coaches
and the latest mor cars.

le list

of articles, all specially prepared for the
jubilee, There are snap-purses, writin,

vases, pearl necklaces, china mugs anc

cups and saucers, mirrors and ebony
brushes, needle cases, picture books.
ivorine’ plaques, pin
decorations, flag brooches, and Maltese
crosses.

’ \also in
cushions, wall | considerable

Pi ofour camp sim-
ply because there is a law in our com-
mercial circles which law as I take it is
a stillnes and calm such as_ precedes a
sturm and within our case is indicative
with us what will be a coming whirl-
wind of develoyments in our great min-
eral resources.

The board of trade can, and no doubt”
will, under the direction of its executive
accomplish great good. Boards of trade
are recognized in all the large commer-

CHEAP
LOGS—

—IN THE—

Original Townsite of Rossland

—WiTH—

_ Perfect Title Guaranteed.

For the next thirty days the Montreal Townsite Syndicate will sell lots
at from

$200 to $400 on Easy Terms,

After which time prices will be advanced.
Own Your Own House. om

Your Rent will pay for it in One Year.
FINEST BUILDING SITES IN THE CITY.

Shop and office at
Basement, Postoffice Block.
Cotumsia Avenug, Rossuanp, B. OC.

FOR SALE

Four Room House and Lot for Sale.
Title Perfect.

I. N. Bigelow,

47 Columbia Ave.

PRED

ToielaTe

IO

Sere Rn eee

McAULIFFE & CARSON
THE LEADING
MERCHANT TAILORS.

Reserve Street, next to Drug Store.
Rossland. British Columbia.

A. B. FINDLEY.
D.D.S., L.D.S.

Graduate of the Philadelphia Deutal
college ard Hospital of Oral Surgery.

Stussi block Rossland. B. ©.

cial circles as a resp of
prosperity of any city and the fact that
this young city had realized the neces-
sity of such an institution will give a
greater confidence to the outside world
in all matters pertaining to our
interests that is put before the
public _ through this institution ;
Might I be permitted tosuggest that the
exchange be tastily and neatly furnished

i
and that it be mae a headquarters for
all prominent visitors who may favor us
with their presence, and who will be
welvomed and entertained. Invite agents
of out-of-town concers, the commercial
travelers, etc. All of them will be re-
cruits in your service and will make you
heard and known throughout the breadth
ofthe land. Make it so that all who are
interested in the welfare of our country
will find it to their interest to belong to
the exchange. Ofsuch only confining
themselves to their particular lines of
business on the big exchanges of Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Chicago,
and I firmly believe something of the
kind as su gested above would do us an
incalculable amount of good. Among
the towns and cities in Eastern Canada,
the United States, there is
rivalry in conducting
manufacturing interests to locate by
such offers of taking a portion of the

‘As to the cards of congratulations and
portraits and busts, these things are fall-
ing all over the British Empire, thick as
leaves in Vallombrosa, and many of
them are very admirable, though some,
especially of the busts, have probably

1 .
J. ‘l, McKenzie, M, D.,
McGill, Montreal,

Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur.
Licential of the Royal C 1 of Physicians
and Si eons. inburgh, Licential of the Fac-
ulty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow.

the ty of their not being cleared
out this celebration, and of their having
on some future occasion t> come for
other distinguished persons. There is

serve very tolerably for portrait of
ion should | Sf

been turned with a prudential regard to and his board of aldermen will do allin

one small bust in the market that would | action, however of all our fellow citizens

r ve c capital stock, furnish-
ing + building, free power and allowin,
exemption from taxation for a term o}
years. Perhaps we might accomplish
something in this. I believe I am safe
in saying that his Worship Mayor Scott,

their power as the city’s fathers to
favorably entertain any proposition of
this kind that might be brou; ht to their
attention. A joint and determined

must be had in order that we can

John Milton if

Specialty made of Eye and Ear Diseases.
Orrick: SMITH-HEWITT BLOCK.

Ww. M. HENDRICKSON, M, D.
Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians
and Surgeons, ctc,, British
Columbia, Canada.
Late Surgeon Workingman's
Hospital, Butte, Mont.

OFFICE: Srussi Buock.

ROSSLAND

require.
Many of the pictures and little plaster
cests are, however, admirable, Of a
certain little bust, the original of which
is said to be in the possession of the
Queen, one city house gave the other
rder for £1,000 worth, andin re.

ubt as to whether they would

ever see their money back. it was statod
that already they had received orders
for £0,000 worth, which would appar-
ently mean that of this one portrait
alone between 25,000 and 30,000 have

y look forward to that degree
of prosperity which should and can be
made ours continuously.

Frank A. MACKENZIE.

——

HARD WORKING WASHER WOMEN

The Korean’s Enjoy the Distinction—
the Japanese Style.

The hardest worke1] washerwomen in

been already sold to shopkeepers,

With a good many of the articles al-
ready in the market, the fear seems to
be not that will hang on hand, but that

w. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING,
c Court, near W: St.

OPEN DAY AND NiouT.
Caskets and Metal Liaing sivays oa head
‘Telegraph Orders promptly attended to.

Dr. Reddick.

Onlice next door to Sisters’ Hospital.

COLUMBIA AVE.

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELECTROTYPERS,
and manufacturers of Corporation
Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, etc.
Office at 126 Mill strect.
SPOKANE, WASH

The I X L Clothing Co

Leading Clothiers. Hatters and Gent's
Furnishers.
509. 511 ar 1513 Hiverside Ave.

Mo-

will not be able to keep

with demand.—Montreal Star. is
MECHANICS’ CLUB AND INSTITUTE
4 place to spend a pleasant hour and
enjoy a game at chess, checkers, or whist
with s smoke and a good cup of tea or
coffee. A concert on Thursday, May
itted

the world are the Koreans. They have
to wash about a dozen dresses for their
husbands, and inasmuch as every man
wears pantaloons or drawers so baggy
that they come up to his neck like those
of a clown, they have plenty todo. The
washing is usually done in cold water,
and often in a running stream, The
clothes are pounded with peddles until
they shine like a shirt front fresh from
a Chinese laundry.

20, at 8 o'clock p.m. Ladies adi
y introduction of mem Admi

by of

25 cents; proceeds to go towards pur-
chase of license for members’ use.
5-10-1m onyx Bennerr, Manager.

Detroit Free press: ‘‘How do you
stand on this irrepressible financial
question, Chumley?” “Sorry, old man,
but I can’t spare you a cent today.”

Imperial Baths

Opposite Allan House.

Turkish and Vapor Baths and Massage treat-
ment given under the direction of Madame
ie of Chicago. Fi

nkles, pimples,
> bleaching’ the skin, hair

Mohawk Block, SPOKANE

MADAME MORELAND,
PROPRIETRESS.

ese soap, which is full of grease, and

Now Open |hinesegitts do their washing in much

the same way. | .
Imperial BI’k, Washington St. b ‘The washing in Egypt is usually done

n
stands naked on the banks of the Nile
and slaps the wet clothes, with a noise
like the shot of a pistol, on the smooth
stones at the edge of the running water,
and such fella women as wash pound
the dirt out of their clothes in the same

way.
with paddles,
clothes upon stones, as the Egyptians do. | Cook Building,

The Jap rip their apart
for every washing, and they iron their
clothes by. spreading them on a flat
board and leaning this up against the
house todry. The sun takes the wrink-
les out of the clothes, and some of them
have quite a lustre. The Japanese
woman does her washing out of doors.
Her washtub is not more than six inches
high, and is about as big around as the
average dishpan. She gets the dirt out
of the clothes by rubbing them between
her hands. She sometimes uses Japan-

works away with her bare feet. The

y the men. ‘The Egyptian washermar

Erench women pound the dirt out

Rossland, B. C.

In sums of $500 or more for short time on ap-

John Ferguson McCra

Representing Syndicate,
42 Columbia Avenue ROSSLAND, B. C.

Pabst’s
Milwaukee
Bock
Beer

ON DRAUGHT AT THE
INTERNATIONAL.

TEA - - -

If you are particular as to
the quality try our

80 cent English Breakfast.
60 cent Ceylon.

OF GOODS ON TRACK.

GRANITEW ARE—
At Former Prices of TI N W A R E

Jessup Steel is the only stecl
60 cent Japan. . that will stand the hard rock
Excellent Oolong at 50 cents.

O. M. FOX & CO.

Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St,

SUPPLY CON3‘ANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Gv.

-_RED STAR

iwery and ‘Transfer.

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs. a general express, truck and
business. We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Wester
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from ¢; any
thing moved—from a trunk to # boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J.W. AARTLINE. PROP.
we— THE HOTEL ALLAN—«

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. ©.
One hundred elegantly furnished, light and airy bedroom: Parlors, baths,
illiard and private. lub rooms. Dining room unexcelled. Electric lights,
steam heat and all modern conveniences. MRS. M. E. ALLAN, Proprietress-

=_——— The Only Brick Hotel in Town. —
——————

PALACE SI ABLES ™”
Sanitary and SADDLE AND PACK HORSES, ~ '
Scavanger Work DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.

Done Promptly WASHINGTON AND RESERVE STS-

J.W.LANE. PROP. - Rossland, es
DOMINION HOTEL. -—

‘Lhe Only First-Class House in Town Giving Moderate Rates.

Elegantly furnished rooms. Dining room well-equipped and supplied
with white help. Retes, $1.00 to $1.75 per day. Meals 25 cents each. . é
share of public patronage solicited. Mr. & Mrs. GEO. OWENS, Props:

«{ The Pacific Hotel, >

N WATSON. PROP. .
CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE Si.

8, Langeake J. Gore

T. Gregson & Cu.}
AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.
Conveyancers Notaries Public, etc.
Advances made on Consignments.
Money Loan.

BOSSLAND, B.C

Tae CREEDMORE

Newly furnished rooms.
Everything first class.
Offices to rent, single or double.

Mrs. SWEENEY, Proprietress,

Traders’ Block, Columbia Avenue,

Langsley & Jelfers

Washington and First Sts.

Wood, Coal, Draying
and Jub Work.

P. O. BOX. 562,

Thos. Wilson & Co.,.

DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE

New lot of shoes
just arrived . . .

$20,000 To Loan

proved security.

often shamming the

D. M. LINNARD,
Columbia Ave., Rossland

First class in every patticular.

The Rossland

Evening Record.

VOL, I, NO 305

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1897.

PRICE 5 CENTS

~ s—LOOK AT
Fraser's Window

JUST ARRIVED

THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF

(SIX FEET OF EARTH

Now Covers the Body of James
in the
Cemetery.

BABIES

‘Are becoming plentiful in Rossland
So we have laid in a etock of

Baby Carriages,
Baby Carts,
Baby Hammocks,

Conlaa

them
Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers
Sponge Bags
Perfumes
Mirrors, Ete.

road.

BODY FOUND YESTERDAY |*tve

Unnatural Grave Yawns
Gives Up a Body from Red
Mountain Slide.

A Complete assortment of

HAMMOCKS

GEO. A. FRASER 41 Columbia
aT .
H. S. Wallace’s

Turner & Robertsonlt #.S;,attace

ELECTRICIANS. nr store .

We handle all Electrical Supplies.
Estimates given on Electric Light
Wiring, Bell Hanging, ete.

men who perished in the terrible lan

within two feet of the
face ‘was dug out Monday afternoon

of seven men. s
Silently the laborers carried the body jit at
in its shroud made of the remnants ofan

ANOTHER BUSINESS
«FOR ROSSLAND...

Daniel and Chambers

Are opening a Wholesale and
Retai

Basement No. 18, Columbia that was flagged to take on its freight of | that
ex

Avenue.

Wanted. PAINT HOUSE

‘All kinds of SECOND HAND HOUSE-| 1p their block, one door east Grand | are those of James Conlan, but he is 80

HOLD GOODS. Union Hotel. ‘They will carry a COM- | disfigured that it is impossible for any
PLETE STOCK of PAINTS, OILS, |one except who knows some peculiarity
VARNISHES, BRUSHES. Everything | of his person to identify him positively.
in the line of Painters’ Supplies.

EUGENE B. FRANKEL, 0.

Scientific Optician,

Has all the tests and instruments
for detecting and correcting defects
in sight, ani has the facilities for
duplicating any lenses and filling
any prescriptions for glasses.

‘Ke charge for i oe di

OrrFice. the to

leath.
Corbin’s bill for carrying the remains
to Rossland has not been presented yet.
It is thought by Foreman James
Chambers that the mangled and us:

Highest Prices Paid.
Head of Spokane Street.

S. Glazan.

Rossland Candy Co,

Fine French Candies made daily.
Best in Rossland.

bearing the remains of the dead laborer | for

body in the Catholic cemetery.
minister of the gospel offered up a prayer | the
at the edge of the grave for his departed
spirit. There was no funeral procession.

2 doors west Allan House, Columbia Ave

its) as
). BLOCK.

Turkish Baths:

Hamman, Turkish and Russian Baths,, Ele-
gria Mosente, Chiropodiat Work, Face reat-
ment. Open day and night.
ies" —" y and Friday afternoons and
nights. Prtvate rooms for ladies.
‘Trader's building, entrance on Lincoln St.

JAS. J. MACKAY, GEO. F. MANN,
Prop. Masseur.

ered into the grave
men whose christianity is not measured.
by the length of their prayers or the
size of their bank roll. Three men vol-

Macdonald & Cronyn
Edward Cronyn, J. A. Macdonald,
BARRISTERS,

SOLICITORS,
NOTARIES.

burying the dead. They were:

BURN’S BLOCK. - - - ROSSLAND.

: letters, e

might serve to identify the remains. He

' was dressed in a shirt and pantaloons

t as Fas and the only things found on his person

us y eae was 25 cents, a pair of small scissors and

the following which was written on &
Western Union telegraph blank:

=—

To sell a customer an inferior
Shoe, but will they come again
for a pair ‘like the ones you
sold me before?”

For the Proper Article
TRY depot ‘where he bought ticket, procured
~ d woe order for Rint ii siento Ist:

The above is apparently a private let-
Cc. O e Lalon e ter which may or may not have belong-
; ed to the dead man, but it may lead to

; hig identy.
A freight train from Northport came

He held order from F. V ilbert, Supt.,

JOHN JACKSON, JR.

8. C. CHEZUM. : ,
Rossland Mining Abstract . Co.

+ mation concern! a
Full informat Trail Greek Division.

was made. Tt as
it came snorting u

train stopped. The body was

the caboose and carried to

The train crew was not so heartless, as
the soulless corporation that employs
them. They were men, and while they
shuddered as the ghostlike freight was
placed on the Slaton of the cuboose,
Phey felt deep down in their hearts that a
great wrong

of humanity ar

boasted civilization of

barism that savages woul

hands of.

E: tee
General Mining Business Transacted. Mining Blanks Carefully and Neatly Exeouls

——
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

‘OrFicE : ‘TaYLor Buocg, Columbia Ave.

P. O. Box 568. ROSSLAND, B. C.

JAMES HUNTER.

AUNTER

Wholesale and Retail. :
AGENTS FOR GIANT POWDER CO., GOODWIN CANDLES

recovery of >

remains to the city.

tnediately sent Mr, Johnson to the
Recorp office with the news of the dis-
covery.

BROS.

General

found ov .
at the third log jam.
two feet of debris ove!
man’s head is cru

ure broken and his |
remains are in a fair stat
tion.

Complete stock of Mining Suppli and

Choice Groceries and Provisions
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Hats

From the best Canadian and American Manufacturers.

TELEPHONE 9.

RECORD’S RELIEF PARTY.

It Would Kill the Miner to Tell the
‘Truth About It.

‘The Rossland Miner in refering to the
Recoun’s relief party, says:

.| “A volunteer party of seven is en-

veeapeutusne sbsteste abe vieate staat atest st-te ssi BOSSES — 3 gaged in the work of searching for this

GO V F E I | 1 body, and to them is due the credit of
TO y y M N | N)
: . . C

finding the one brought to town yester-

jay. |
‘There is not a man
ot hired by the Recorp,

{NewSpringShoes fs ile

All the latest styles in Tan
Oe Blood and Black

FOR YOUR

| Sole Agent for the ‘‘Slater Shoe.”
Sole Ag’t for J. & T. Beel’s Fine Footwear

3 NEXT TU THE Post OFFILUE
Dae nae eng HS AREER RE ETE A A EEA SE HEE MEE ;

The C, & W. Accommodates the Mines, | Rained Pitchforks and Gave an Imita-
But the Red Mountain Will Not.

The C. & W. railway company will
accommodate any mine, miner or pros- | night, hovering close over the town and
pector along its line by carrying them or | emitting flashes of lightening and bursts
their too's and provisions and_ letting | of thunder, caused Rosslandites to be

It is not true with the Red Mountain | works last evening.

pelled to haul and pack their tools and | ing the sweltering torid months, In the

provisions for six to eight miles from

Rossland. Several parties who are work- | hummer while she lasted.’’
and | ing properties near the railroad six miles
below town have tried to get the rai
road company to carry them and their | white, waif-like winding vapors have
supplies to their work, but it refused to} been wrapping themselves around the
The crushed body of one of the dead stop this side of Sheep creak, which is
a | three or four miles the other side, |
; a cat The editor of the Recoxp upon his re-
slide on the Red Mountain railway, and | turn from the slide Sunday evening t k a
whose body was left to rot in the debris | shelter from the rain in a miner's cabin|the ground and made way
sur- | and the superintendent of the mine com thunder clouds,
plained bitterly of ae Corbin road
- not occomodating them. A . .
at Aovelock by the Reconb’s relief party | Offered to pay ig tare and. freight to|taing and soon had formed a canopy

Sheep creek if they could be let off with | over the town of Egyptian blackness.

and on account of the refusal had to hire of
vi ‘1 | pack animals. It 4
old tent to the caboose of a freight train | jerkwater road, like the Red Mountain,

sightly wreck of a once powerful man |Several New Bylaws to Be Int

‘The city council will meet in its new
quarters this evening. Among matters
‘Thie morning at 10 o'clock an impro-| of interest that will come up is the
vigel hearee 1oft undertaker Beatty’s | ;chool house site. new by-laws providing dry places under awnings and porch,

to the grave already prepared for his] hitching teams and a discussion about | from t

The
eral proce brought up by Trustees Lalonde and
"There was no sound of tinkling cimbals | yfeCreary, who will urge the council to| CoP to eee sain oi i wpreentatie
brass. No dirge was 8¥08|puy more

as

ROSSLAND, BAYS STORE. | resting government is not sufficient for the
by white | accommodation of the present pop
tion. e
firet tine and discassed, relative to the
impounding of dogs, cattle, horses, etc.,
that are not now licensed. If it is ready,
unteered to aid Undertaker Beatty in| Mr. Fraser will introduce an ordinance

bed this morning about ey «
serve a warrant on Thomas Burden, a] this weak spot before it is too late. ‘ke reporter that those
miner, who is charged with agsault by

John Bell. Constable Pyper went to] strong team.
to stop at Hatton, ho claimed agent at | the LeRoi mine where Burden is em-
ployed, but did not find him. ’
that Burden not only assaulted Bell so | with Nelson unless something happens to | 9;
that several stiches in his scalp were | prevent Nelson from coming

necessary afterwards, but assaulted. an
inmate of the California sporting house.
She fied in her night clothes to a lunch

se ji counter near by and "
up soon after, the gruesome, discovery | find all her clothing torn, into shreds,

her shoes cut into shoe-strings, and her

Police Constables of Vancouver Greet | fi foxs showed up exceedingly well,

THE DIFFERENCE. ELECTRICAL STORM.

(UT OF THE RUINS

Dark lowering clouds, black as mid-] (Of the Stock Exchange Will Rise

Another Minus the Chronic
of heaven's fire Kickers.
It was a regular
There are mines being worked | electrical storm, such as is often seen “in
its line that the owners are com-| eastern Canadaor the United States,dur-

off wherever they desire. treated to a display

KENNEDY'S EXPLANATION

vocabulary of the small hoy, “she was a

For two days, ever since the three hot |asvonhange Should Always Be

days, the forerunners of the ‘storm,

Thrown Open to the

7 Public.

mountains, haunting the gullies and

clinging to their rugged sides. Yester-

day these flimsy vapors settled next to
y for dark

which came rolling

down the canyons from over the moun-

Amidst the ruins of the old exchange
will arise a new exchange on more liberal
lines that will be a credit to the city if
the interviews of prominent brokers and

y criterion of the situa-
faint | tion, The only excuse the enemies of
the o'd exchange could raise against it
was that those with a iew shares of stock

would quote them
game

He said thev

it,|few dim flashes followed,
thunder
storm. The

their

and
signaled
wise

the point where they wanted
Tt seems strange that a

only goes at a snale’s gait, will not hurridly ga!
oP ieee little courtesies to the /and gained

saines as their work is the basis of the |i 3 Mr.
operations of the line.

lightning | knoe!
up the | in the following interview :
deafen-|"" 64 good point,” said Mr. Kennedy-
“raised by those opposed to the ex,
-|change—and we must admit it wasa
terians fied for shelter

rians heir fying t hip | good one—was that people with 500
ped up their flying teams, mere! ae ag . .
Rurriedly hustled their goods inside, and shares of some property Pht Ee
the streets were soon entircly deserted | temporarly embarra: ed, might sel 2
except for groups of men clustering in| small parcel at a very much lower figure
than 10,000 shares would be sold at, yet
Ty ue who had taken warning |the sale of 500 shares would put a

valuation upon the whole ’
they enjoyed | ‘fhis seems unfair, and is so.

ee
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.

Tonight—A Pound for Dogs. followed.

a cit: and, new ordinance for|fronts. Th
7 ‘he signals were safely ensconsed
in sheltered works where

No| holding a holiday June 24 in honor of] the tatoo of the rain and hail “upon the | io obviate this, it nid be an easy mat-

to instruct its
occured,

course the
that the com-

toof relieved now and then by brilliant meompany t
flashes. if such a thin

No damage was done by the storm ex- “t its i sts. O!
cept to charge the wires and burn i jecti

Queen.

school site question will be

can cite an

3 tustance as late as two weeks ago which
LEAGUE TEAMS STRONG. instance thers of the exchange will
rue. Certain stocks
10 cents were offered
tt one cent. That

till allowed that

land for school
furnished by

———_
the land
ula-

‘New vv-laws will he read for the Personnel of the Home Players as Seen
on the Diamond Sunday.

B. W. \eovering the hitching of horses and pro-
A ant viding penalties therefor.

Hogan, E. J. Sparling, D. Willis. Holiday proposition will rece

‘Yhe men made @ thorough search for | divided attention of the cot

papers or other articles that | be d

» Queen’s

by Wallace.

a
ON THE WAR PATH.

Warrant Out for th

Burden.

Constable Pyper was called from his | are a strong fielding tean

5 o'clock to| weak in the box. They 4 the exchange

ie who had invested in our stock

‘Trail has the material to make avery | stocks
In Bellinger they have a
pitcher who can go in any classand win.
The season will open here on the 23rd

de in
‘he
It is said

league. There is quite an ill feeling
isting there between the lacrosse an
base ball teams a ould be
brought to bear to m:
each team work fn ban i
. 3 o'el very disastrous to the le:
At 8 o'clock should drop out. ¢
————_— SPARKS FROM THE DIAMOND. jected to oe
CONGRATULATED JORDAN. The baseball team had its first prac: | hich was just be’
—— tice Sunday on the new grounds, and | Which

although the diamond was & little slow | °°.7T'Wish to say in conclusion that the
exchange’s doors should always
throwneopen to the public. Star cham-
Ae | ber proceedings are vicious, unnecessary
nthe | viayive misleading and false impres-

sions.””

eS
CARE IN FELLING TREES.

upon her return

raonal effects smashed.
arden was arrested,

‘d the large number of specta-
t that the manage-

Rossland’s Police Magistrate.

{the new men signed,

and many rec| Rossland, May 17, 1807,—Editor of

a very quick | the Recop:—Will you kindly draw the
an hold his | attention of surveyors and others to the
fact that they should not throw trees
Many complaints have
rd of trade about
personally put to
© this week from this
rs and others would
the trees and in all
3 they are obliged to
trails they would be
duty and would at the
i time confer a great favor on those

obliged to use the trails.

. J, FRANKLIN,

undersigne]
the City of
great pleasure in

Vancouver
congratulating
as police

own in any company. |
McKinnon also showed up in exe -
iti and fielded his position li across trails.
He demonstrated the fact that | been sent to the bx
leaders in the | this abuse. 1
much the +
ne team.
also on

right but was

3.3. We 3 : I ing uniforms on
GP oteerentar a arty a uy tb wilt aoe —

‘Allister, R. 3 baiwell, ery hued hitter and sa year had a BECAME EXASPERATED.

John Clough. Wax, Ball, C- 0. Park ont pavybttier was on deck with, his

good nature and ple:
Brooklyn Life: He: “the perfeet|not pitch any but is throwin
enjoyment of love there must

be com-| every day and his arm is in excellent
plete, confidence.

usual], Barrett Chastises an Ice Cream

Vender for Impudence.

She (of Chicago)—I | condition, . . |A. Barrett was fined $5 and costs to-
have heard pa say identically the same Holland, he basiere man in the tain day by Police Magistrate Jordan for
was hard at work. He he hare y | z

Jerking ball player in the league, and striking an ice cream vender, who be-

is never out of the game fora minute, {came saucy and refused to leave his

O’Harra, the hard hitting outtiel tee premises, The vender, after being told

s + teain was also ¢ knocking the Feared clonal :

enjoy a game at chess, checkers, or whist of the tate wee of pat knocking [that hhis wares were not needed per-

moke and a good cup of tea or| very valuable man to any man. sisted in forcing them upon the notice

Faday, May|~ Caverly will be here Taesday and also of Mr. Barrett: who finally became ex-

lies admitted | St. Vrain, who will be the mainstay of asperated and told him to leave the

Admission | the pitching depart ‘© pitched| premises. The vender replied that ho

for Missoula, Mont., | car, against |did not have to, but immediately after-

(ho Tacoma league teain, “hd they could|wards picked himself up on the other
not toach hi side.

DINSTITUTE
A place to spend a pleasant hour and

t 7
2 cents; proceeds to go towar

piano for members’ use.
&10-hm Joun Baxxerr, Manager.