ON THE EVE.
(April 22, 180%)

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ETON Eg seaee es ae

Feat HOR Evening Record

CERTIFICATE OF THE REGISTRA-
TION OF AN EX'TRA-PROVIN-
CIAL COMPANY.

“Companies Act, 1807.”
“gyaning Star M ning Company.”

rd d the isch doy of Arie feast
HEREBY CER’ hat have

thle day, registered the “*Evening Star

Mining Company” as an Extra-Provin ,

cial Company under the “Companiee

Act, 1897,” to carry outor effect all or

any of the objeela hereinafter set forth

to which the legirlative authority of the

Legislature ‘of British Columbia extends.

Tho head office of the Company is
situate in the City of Spokane, State of

Washington.

pahingtount of the’capital of the Com:

pany is 1,500,000, divided into 1,600,000

sharea of $1.00 each. |
‘he head office of the Company in

Fown of

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ART THE IES

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NEXT
Public Auction
Saturday Night
May 14, 1898.

ae ATa

42E COLUMBIA AVE.

C.C, GIBSON, Auctioneer

N. B, Private Sales Daily.

America! dear brothorland ;
‘While yet the shotted gune are mate,
Accept a brotherly salute, .

A hearty grip of England’s hand.

ri nite Dlocke 6f dtock in the folle-ving commparites for eal

Eureka- Consolidated - 3-2" -Evening- ster +-
West Le Roi and Josie, Mont) (riste,
Morite, Homenish [aiviegthe nd
Gophe;. ; rd :

ete
Tomorrow, when sulphurous glow
Of war shall dim the stars above. -
Be sure the star of England's love
Is over you, come weal, come woe,

Go forth in hope!.. Go forthin might!
To alt your nobler self bo trae,
That coming times may seein you

The vanguard of the hosts of light.

Though wrathful Justice load and train
Your guns, be every breach they make
A gateway pierced for mercy’s Bake,

That Peace may enter in and reign.

‘Then should the hosts of darkness band NN Made a pe :
Against you, lowering thunderously, Dems. Mal ‘of
Flash the word “Brother!” o’erthe ses

And England at your side shall stand.

Exulting! For though dark the night,
‘And einister with scud and rack,
‘The hour that brings us back to back
But harbingers the larger light.
—London Daily Chronicle.

A Brlef Write-ap Which. Will ;be Ex-
tended, to All the Propartles
fn the Camp.

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‘0... s+ . ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1898.

| D. E Kerr, Dentist. _ Rolt &Grogan ft CHEN BIRTHDAY

oo @ INSURANCE e
FF We are representing the largest am- ae
7 ki ‘ance eapftal in thoeity. | Ovér $1,200 In Purses and Prizes and

ount of insurance capital in the city.
We insure mining. machinery, build-
aie bo Medals.
‘+ Arbstie Crown and Bridge ‘Work.
cis i poe.  @aARe)

ings, dwelli cl
ings, ‘ isd” merchandise an stocks
‘s MONEY TO.LOAN
‘| ‘We thave money to.lvan at 6:
‘ epnts; ranum:on’ Rossland real catte. z

OFFICE: 42°:'COLUMBIA AVE.| Canterbury Block. _., Horse Baciny, Foot Races, Miltary
ge Over Fraser’a Drug. Ftore. 36 Columbia Ave. Tournament and Excet-

Kodaks, Hand ‘Cameras and) ——
‘Photographic Supplies of all
ics, Wholesale-and Retail.

* 7\ BDERS TAKEN for. Kotake'and “ameras to be delivered to any part of the United States at
10 per cent lesa than tha regular American retail price; We haveadded an AMATEUR DEVEL-
7 OPING AND FINISHING DEPARTMENT. t0 our gallery and have puta first-class man in

i to begii our
. - ees ;
te HOLESALE.- DEALERS SL
ae extinguished before the water was turn-, or hitch in the whole’ fifteeh ‘minutes, |:

charge of same. All work will receive prompt attenti :
: 3. 5 Per Dozen for the
on” next 30 Days...
Mu tien s Fish. Game, edom It was nice exhibition, and|9"d they both finisbed apparently ‘utrik-

. e : : Fate A ARS A did the fire comipany great ‘credit. ing as hard as when: they began....They } 1. 55....
; ob eee Muay ated d : ; ries Gs There seemed to bea, riisunderstand-|™ade a hole 8834 inches deep. James | 2. Rossland.
Me ; M. fe “ ? ing regarding tlie Rossland. Silver Cor- Reilly was coacher for Burna and ‘a)- | 3. Jack. Geo. Signor
5 = net Band, léad by ‘William J.. Cramer, Jon; and Joe Davis for Stevenson yand | 4., Biil.... .Geo. Wilson
and because they were not upon the Ericson. : Tb Regs There were three entries: Rossland,
street at 10 o’clock some of the commit- Huvand Hub Race. Bill an] Jack. First heat—They came
-|tee made a great roar. Mr. Cramer’ says| ‘tio tiab and Hut race ‘tainéine: out even under the wire in the order
the agteenient was that they should) tween the,Rossland and the ‘frail i eevon
cominened at 10:30 ‘and that they-were | the éonnel Wabi" "Rosel Second heat—Jack came in first, Rows-
ready before that time.: They had 12] gqui ec 3 J. t dud second and Bil third.
; soe eteitid thete part: fornigbing thé| Een eia ee aican a
= . Z 4 HAEET, DATS g the} pullman, B. Gibson, AG Dazoration Award,
é Rees ‘ musi¢of the day: 5 ‘| halenid, . 7 Spey.
a De = j i s : i ra : iyaieas alien ‘Boyd; Morrisun, Carey, Wel Shiirles Howson was awarded the lat
a e ee ‘ . i ‘i Spokane slreet at 10 a.m: | and Cox. Trail—J. W. Stout, captain | orize fur the most beautifully decorated
x : ; ! = | Fitty yardelbnyfe three-legged rave on- Deraticd cee elias Mon | mmess howe dnd 4. Ksealet the 2nd
“ nen Uieiving party s'ahent ige—seod i ' ‘ bill # ' der 1d. yeare cl]; prizes #10, 45 and 43. day; “MeCtowd; ” Trhesdsle; Balber'anc | prize. ‘The Roseland club was’ 80 ‘nice-
IE EE Ea a day. OF monifi, Packing df all kite done, 6 #8 ; ; zeien tt 4 were were nine ¢o start in this, rice ; See ee ieiiaelitinne reer te
rentnnd baygdice work.will Call at piogart A the Contracts eid fol ter! mMBOR ME Maa SON rage Og Ta jsweenzitseud'-tié -Kuotenay, but the
promptly, Vigehy fet banged aan diirineey? dellvered ‘om Corey and #=;) on acrond and Pact” and.| Ros#land team made it\'in: 21 ds, |. Bootenty ‘Won. ne =
i ‘Ste coll e, ‘Bato and afes safely ered e sAcouet. tind: : with the Trail’ boys oaly four. feet be-|_ a —
Mates art Fifty-yards ‘race for boys under 12 hind. : :

shares, par value $5 ‘per eharen Ff #2 FenOFE nitive; Ore Co! ne Exrnil eet as shippers’ age ‘ ‘ 4
In the wet test 260° feet waa’ the’ dis-
eara old, Pri . ; ‘
ys These i Eeiees A . 2 tance:; ‘Thesame ‘firemen took “part ‘in’

Lots inthe Onginal Towngite

PRICE 5 CENTS

mrvirnensraenente eT

Stevenson and Ericson was found, His
team refused to ‘drill, Dan Thomas
stuted that the full am unt of the-prizes
would be-paid-if- one or more “teamf| Rossland Liv
Grilled forit. After agreat deal of dis-| dash, catch ee table Hace A singe
cussion Stevenson and, Ericeon, and | to start; purses $00 and $25. This race
Burns and Tallon agreed to arill'if the} is confined strictly to horses owned by
match was.pat of until 12 330, which was | the proprietors of livery stables in Ross-
done. wees on land. The horses must have been kept
It was then annouriced that the -fire-| here for two weeks prior te May 24.
men’s hub and hub ‘race would come off ENTRIES,
immediately, but as Trail’s team had
not arrived this wds also postponed.
Stevengon and Ericaon were the first
todrill, They went to work ‘at 18:50.
Their drills worked jwell until: the last,
which got stuck for most s,balf{, minute.
Sust alter it was relieved someoné in the
crowd called out ‘‘time,” and Stevenson,
who wae striking, stopped for a tew sec7
onds, but closed the time with a terrific
stroke. They'did very well ahd Wwére| Horse.
heartily cheered throughout. They made] 1. 557.....
843g inches. . .. : “yee. 4 -] 2. Rossland
With but little delay .Mike Burns and |3, Tac...
Billy, Talion were upon ‘the rock. They
began with:Burns ut the. drill,.and dur-
ing the first minute hig left hand, 'be-
tween the thainb ‘and® first finger, got
caught, between the head ef the drill anc
the hainmer,.. cutting .a- gash” an. inch
long. Bat_no one knew of this “unti.
aftér the contest was ‘closed. ‘Mike had
drilled before “in ‘Rossland, and -bie
mighty: blows. quickly brought forth

before him. ‘Tho judges ruled that it
was ‘‘no heat” as The Record goes to
press.

a Oe eee daa i:
WEDIN JACKE FSTS, ROSBLAND] fa
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LB ROI, WAR EAGLE, CENTRE sTak]

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atte fest methods
jalan t applianres,

Bost cide: B z mn a :
Owners and Other Beagle. ° k Py

this Province is situate in ‘the
Roseland, and James Hunter, agent for
the Company, whose addreesis Roseland
aforeeaid, is the attorney for the Com-

Ye
Pith time of the existence of the Com-
tC) t:

ofa ee : : : : a ak \ ; IN EVERY LINE (
Sources.” . i ae : : . i AT: 7

_ HORSE.

‘his write-up will i contived cor,
rected and carried antl) the pres
ii pects have, been =
“rbed on re are nuable to ‘yieit: all

city and DRILLING CONTEST AND TUG-OF- WAR
rt ai ie land iy

Open pony race—For
hands high and under, best two in three
four to enter three to start, catch weights,
purges $60 and $25,
. ENTRIES,

Tho B. A. Corporation In Alaska.
Croneriwett, the general
Boston & Alaska} ain
Transportation Company of Seattle, Gam J tee BIO
which has the contract for carrying the
Canadian and United t
supplies to the Yukon, with the local ow

%, rv
agent of Vancouver, Mr. A. H.B. Mac- eqs. ’ Be ite
cenit Yaw Neca nat we| @ SCHIINE’S et ge tpt | cence, Sant
Teas..- -

The Deor Par 1
summit’ of Deer Park
che synth belt; mile and ;
cout» weat of town, ard hia:.probably
the ‘lurgest aru it in, thé
‘amp. It is wehalt 135)

The day opened beautiful. Thestrets
wero thronged with sighteeers. At 10
o’clock the independent band, lead by
Profeasor Dreyfous, consisting of fifteen
pieces, assembled in frout of Wallace’s
stationery store and commenced the
day’s program of music,

At this time Chief of the Fire Depart-
mont McKinnon: set. fire to: a pile of
boards and boxes and cleared the street
for the dspart The word was
given and the chemical -e: gine and the ied
hoes cart left the atation. It was a spir- loudjcheers, Tallon, who is a new man
ited race for the fire. The chemical en in the camp, aurpriged everybody with
gine arrived at the fire some 100: feet his striking, He proved to be an expert weights, fora purser first money $110,
arroad of the hore team, and had the fire|i changing drills. There was no. eatch | epcond $00. :

4. Barney.
5. Fire Fly .
6. Tom. -Mre. Anderson
In the pony race Bill, Tac, Barney
and.-Firefly. started, Firat heat—Bill
won.with Tac sedond and Firefly third.
fecond. heat—Bill, Tac and Barney
‘started: and: came out in. the order
named giving. firat money to Dill and
second to Tac.
Open race—Heats, best tuo in three,
four to enter, three to start, catch

British America Corporation for the eee for an all winters work. Phe
transportation of ite Yukon steanst ect.| «rent budy of ore is low grade, “but ir
and come 600 tons of freight from Van- light and powe! reporied improving ae depth. is geined.
couver to St. Michsel’s en route to Daw- “furnishing guNsET NOL Boon: “
gon. The Boston & Alaska Transporta- The Suneet No. 2 ie: owned by thé
tion Company, beginning on June. 6th. i anadian: Golliieldy Syndignte, ti
will operate regular line of steamers Canada. ed, wid situated in tne south belt,
tween Vancouver and St. Michsel’s, con- Given under my hand and geal of office | he cust slope of Deer Park monit
necting there for Dawson with their at Victoria, Province of British Colum-) one half mile from the ‘busitess cean-

bia, this 18th day of April, one thoueand | ter of Rossiand and “just. above the
fleet ot nine modern Yukon steamers. eight hundred and ninetyeight. sis pra J
SHORT NEWS. ITEMS.

1 & W. ¢sack,, It ie bein vigorously | | a
(h, 8.2 8. x. WOOTTON, wn with. # force of 2
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies.
Pools will be sold on the horse raceé
this evening at the Exchange. ‘Alco to-

men, and Pye
two machine drills. In the. tunnel 53
morrow. ; T h :
eco ec. ee

erm, TOT
feet a duy Ie. being-driyen, and? in the Beef, Pork
y
‘About every man nowadays either be-

haft; 43 feet. On the 2Uth of Nov: Nae
longs to or wants to belong to that an-
European Plan

- English Breakfast,
" Indo-Ceylon, .
Ideal Blend. ,

0. M. FOX &Co |

af 106 E Columbia Ave.

ENTRIES. 3
OwNEE.

J. E. Leckie

C. A. Oregan

teden stripping tlie vein, and other
proapect: work: This property” has’
Tatrill comprescor,- heist, plinips and
everything necessary te 4h cCOnOM:
jval development os. inine.

: Lt RO! .

The Le Roi mine has berome fame
vua as the greatest geld. produce: . ay a wie ; Be
ay Canada. Lt ns begide ling is bs ae i 2 ; ; . : zi
xtensive aml” exp ve ve ed
paid for over

{ Ifyou want +
horse

there was 38U feet_of work “done; be
cient family of sons of guns. I I ses ‘or horges 0
aa 7
‘The place for the recruiting office is or ra eee varia bene on te

: : z Li ,
right next to hs he bulletin board, so 98 to bar 5 eet abating” point: on the new
este patriotiem at the fiood. ror eto the en a
- “he citizens of Baltimore intend to ag
give a handsome sword to every officer

Republic,
n board the cruiser Baltimore. aa.
° The Sain lat fines for ranning Cheroda,

genes of chance and nickel in the alot Curlew i
machines at Spokane netted ore city RNB ro .
.@wer $500 for the month of April. - tii eoee =
“The opposition aclegates elected at B onap arte Camps.
—Grand Forks are: John A° Manley, F.& s OL: . 1 HUGHES
McCarter, Charles Nan Ness, E, Sprai-| 4 3 ore Falle, ‘Washington.
gle and Peter McCallum. Jealer in Hay; Grain,

Sau. T. ARTHUR, Psoprietor. | »

Good anil. 1¢ Horses, elannt tarpast
Spokane, Warhington. Hight,
ibadiapaaalit aaa alae

anywheie at any thnealay uF
tain, within the cerpor
vity. apitaliza Gow of

Movern in all its appointments. jie"e
' is ¥2.500,000, divided : + | stong.

} wadquartera for mining men Rater
resonable. Centrally located, corney
card and Mill streets.

"SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

ryt
ine i “ wy dond nthing et hamil
wine ig held at $5,000,000, pay all damages dong | i uy
" Se aniown leet ris® light plans sfer, warehouse, OF ship any cine of Rood:

and its-ore bins are built on the Ge: = ned

A Novel Sunday Closing.

Poultry and Winona ‘Lake, Ind., “May 20.—The

7

_ Produce,

The new harness for the fire depart-

ment team arrived from Sp by ex-
press today. Chief McKiunon got. a
telegram this morning saying it had
been sent.

No Delegates From ‘Trail.

PACK AND SADDLE HORSES.

Miners’ Livery Stable

NELSON; °B.C.

Trail elected no delegates to attend
the oppositi insti yenti
which meeta in Rossland on the 25th.
A party up from Trail today says there
‘was not.an attempt to elect delegates,
and that there is-very few oppositioniets
there.

a
Spaniards As Catchers.
Talking of baseball, have you noticed
that whatever balls Dewey pitched in
in that Manila game for the pennant—
hot ones, slow ones, twisters and bust-
era—the Spaniards caught them all.—
New York press.
Rates Cut in Half.
Until further notice the Canadian Pa-
cific will gel ticke’s to all points east at
about half the regular rates.
A. B. MacKenziz,
Ticket Agent.

—————_
Hotel For Sale.

Firat-class farnished hotel at Trail for
sale at a bargain and upon easy terms,
only a emall cash payment being neces-
wary. kor further information apply to
the Recurd office or James Worsh, ‘rail.
5-10-tf

Quéén’s Birthday Ball.

FEED AND SALE STABLE

JOHN M. BURKE|

Will examine and report on mines
for cale, and also on mines of which
atoc«i s being sold. 1f my reports are
found not to be correct I will retund all
monéys invested cu same.

JOHN M. BUBKE. Roeslaad B.C

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARD.

NOTICE OF MEETING

7 :

‘A publicmecting of the elec-

torsef the City of Rossland
who are—

Mon The princip»)
alockholdera are Col. .-1-, N. Peytan,
Senator George Turner, Gai. We W
D. Turner, Wm. J. Harris, Cot. Wm,
UH. Ridpath, L. F Williams, Maj. .J.
M. Armstrong, E. D. Sanders...

CENTRE STAB; ae

. Owned by Centre Star mining com-
pany, Oliver Durant manager. . Capi-

#Leach, :No stuck on : the market.
there has been’: repeated reftisals. of

OPPOSED ©

Provincial Government |
will be held in—

DOMINION HALL.

Qn Weinesday, May 48

Subject to change without notice.5

=trains run on Pacific standard time.

Leaye 8.0a.m. 2.50 paw.
“ 8.3% a.m. 3.15 p.m.
15 p.m.

Arrive
°

“ !
Arrive 1040 a.m.-
Leave 10.0a.m.
Arrive 11.20 a.m.
ROBERT IRVING,
+. GF & PA “Superintendent

Professor that be
will give a grand ball at the Rossland
Opera House on the evening of the 24th.
Admission $1. Jadies free. 20-4t

Cigar Store for Sale.

1 will sell stand, stovk and fixtures at
my old cigar store stand very reasonable.
'L. Levy & Co.,41 E Coluinbia Ave. *

Profeseor Dreyfous’ socal dance at
* Velvet hall tonight. Admission 50 cents.

Ladies free.

Price of Silver.
New Yorr, May 21.—Bar silver, 57}¢¢;
Mexican dollars, 4534c; silver certifi-
cates, 5734 @68c.

Epwarp CRONYN. -
J. A MACDONALD,

Macdonald Clute & Cronyn

3.8, CLure, Ja

Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries. | 5,5 4
olettors for the Bank of Britiyh .:: «th America City of Roseland, make application to

Money to Loan,

McBurpz Burtipiwxe, Ross.axn.

tion for Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given that 80 days

from date we will a) Gold

Commissioner of West 5 district

Instant at S p.m, for the
purpose of choosing delegates
tothe ...s.e+s

OPPOSITION
CONVENTION:

Which will be held on the 25th
instant in Rossland.

d. A. KIRK.

Chairman of Committee

c-e-73

for a license to sell-spiritous and. fer-
imented IIquuors by retail on the town-
site of Metville, situathe on the north
side of Rig Sheep creek between the Big
Four and Velvet mineral claims.

John Wilson.

James Summers,
Dated April 10, 1868.

Notice To Transfer Liquor License,
Notice is hereby given that Thomas B.
‘ison will make app ion, at the

Application for Transfer of Liquor
License.

Notice ia hereby given that the under-
signed will, atthe next meeting of the
Roard of License Cominisrioners of the
city of Rossland, make application to
transler the liquor license for the Clar-
endon house to Gus. Wasioln.

. Mogan,
Dated May 7, 1898.

next sitting ofthe Board of License
Commiesioners of the City of Rossland,
for the transfer of the Kootenay hotel
liquor license, on Lot 10, 3lock 28, sub-
dieision 535, to M. D. Shea.
. Tomas B. Gareiron,
Dated May 17, 1898.

F.W HINSDALE.
Customs Broker,

34. 1W THE CUSTOM
Roseland B. C.

HOUSE

par and better. The mine is situated
ia town, hal
hess ‘center,

AV; teack, with a tramway to.tha Hed M
i “Tronde: 1

ag, general mal
talization $1,000,000, shares par. -value [Kingeniill,- secs. 3 id “tres.

of:tunnel, shaft,

We sell Washing

Stables: Le Roi Aventue.

Rear of Hunter Bros.-* fe
ae nen em ee eek
We. Hartline; Propri

Office: 9 Washingte Ss
AO Martie Bloke 34

age R

stor’

al situated

‘about a. niile north of tow
The Monte Cristo t

tine
work? -Itie-provided’ With two :com
‘pressor; one anyone, ddrills, 2) 6:
‘Colona: “Has 1,000-feet of work: ant
isfurnished power by the Motte Criv-
to. loyed on - the

i i!
on the property.
WAR RAULE.

This mine and the Crown Point are
owned by the War Jirgle Conenlidated
Gold mining company of Toronto. It
adjuins the Le Reion: the west, and.
has done over 8,500 feet of develop-
ment work and paid $175,000 in divi-
dends, ‘The present managment -pre-
fers to hold their ore until - the éont=
:pany builds a smelter or can get bet-
ter freight and treatment rates. it
recently paid $700,000 for the mine..
Jt hag all the necessary conve: fence
machinery, ete. The Columbia : &
Wastern 1 lway is built to the mine. |

THE LILY MAY. fs

‘Lhe J Jy May was the first locatien’
ia (hic eamp, Bay 27, 1889.. 1t is new |
awned by the Lily May Guld mining
company Senator George Turner, pres
W. J. Harris, manager and “Frank
Kizet. ves. and tres. It is located in
the south belt, two and «half miles
soul of town, Development,’ work’
cousists of ver 300 feet of tiinnel and
shaft. ‘There is 160 tons of shipping
ore on the dump, which will ‘average |-
$20 ep ton, Mine provided with hoist,
comutessor plant, machige drill, ete.

GEM, 1IGER AND UNCLE BAM. -" -

Owned ty John Cromie,” Brig At-
kinron, A. B, Campbell, Phos, Coffey.
Locate. on one ledge in the’ south
helt, in line with the Crown Point ‘and

Application for Transfer of Liquor
Lieense.

Notice is horehy efven that the ander-

ut the next meeting of tho

transfer the liquor license for the
dome hotel to D. W- organ.
xe Haguis.

Subscribefor the———-"~——"? --

Bvening Record

Dated May 7, 1898.

the

ahaft and 60 feet of open cut work.
Tiger, 300 foct tunnel, 40°foot shaft
nnd.100 [ect open cuts while. the Un-
ole Suns hava Moot shaft and 150
feet of surface work. nt

These three properties are owned :
by Enstern. Canada capitalists‘and are’
represcuted here by George Pfuuder

Gem; ‘has‘a 50 foot/..

dend paying min
: ANNIE. Re

This cl: is owned by ‘the Britieh bod,

Lion mining: companys” Gebige SA:
Fraser, sec. and tres, It is.tnen fed on
the ‘eset slope of D Park | mote,
lnin, sonth ‘hile, adje jag “tlie Gold’
‘Hunter and Grand Prize, . It:is.crown,
granted .and has a shaft -down'dn the
vein 90 feet:* Ore uéeays from $6 “to
310, 7 2a is regarded. 26. 4 good

pect, PES ree We

feet.with a tunnel and p
feet. - Burveyéd® aad! crown. ‘gr
RLECTA“AND CHIEF SRTTLE.
These properties belong ‘to the:Ger

mania Gold. Mining-company and are
located on Green mountain just north
of Red mountain, three and:‘a half!
miles from Roseland. There is « 90-
foot shaft and 30 foot cross-cut, on the
Electa:; “The ledge ia ‘large: and well
definéd; ant aya have been o' tained
an high as $300 a ton.

. Own a by the Black nt
company, J, A> Kirk, ‘pres.,- Hector
McPherson, vice pres., G. A. Frqee!
acc, apd (rn, i

below-Ty Work seonsiats of *s. 40!
below th foot Mahide cand? abc

2 : rl Lorated.on the bea :
MUNTE .CKIBTO, COLONNA AND VIRGINIA. || side uf the Columbia river, three niles 3
Seed

2 a ABN ee
is situated @ Lita

Barre ete

jownton. he *:
‘tri “tar-another 100
men working: ar

situat
ic. mountal

and just above at Z
ante way track, It in. developed by;
a shaft 124 si ger. atizl « if
Shaft 48:fat deep. and » deltt “18 feet
Aconiny cai whim, is, in, wee. 97!
nec “buildings censtraeted- There .
are. three well defined leads, the senter’-
one runbidg ube 1000 fe ee et
ropecty, . SNork is boing . dene OR, °
He Tresont® 2 Tis the Theetied te ite
the'100- font level -before - cresssuttiog
‘about $4000; worth of ‘work done.

> ATE WEEREN,

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iret money, Ed. Corey secund ahd* M.
Eagan third. '
Fifty yarde girls race, under 14 years
old; prizes $5, $3 and $2.
There were three aterted in this race.
.| Columbia Trombley, Birdie White and
Carrie Stalling, and they came out in
the onder named.

Fifty yards boy’s sack race, under 16
years old: prizes.¢5, $3 and $2. - .

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Dot Newsboys’ Union only; prizes $10, $5,

There were 12 etarted. M. Eagan
© took first prize, B. Donahoe second and
B. Rollins third.

One hundred yards race, for members

@ | $3 and $2. . .

@| Sixteen boys started. Joe Lawler
took first money, Charley Wrye second,
Eugene Roof third and ‘Walter Furlong
fourth.

@| First avenue at 10:45 a, m.

@>|  Proepector’s race, 75 yards, carrying
60-pound pack; prizes $85 and $15.
‘There six to start. R. L. Irunaard
won first and H, Blair second money.
Frospector’a race, 125 yards, carrying
26-pcund pack ; prizes $25 and $15. ‘

“JUST ARRIVED.

“A Large Assortment ot
MOULDINGS

We metea:Specialty of:
Glazing,

aDECORATING
FRESCOING -

‘No. 115 East Columbia Ave.

Painting, Kalsomining,
PAPER HANGING

\Arthur. & Pretty,

Three started.- 8. Lyons, .H. W.
Keich and Ed Graham. Lyon: took
firat money and Keich second.

Colored men’s wheelbarrow race,
blindfolded,.i00° yards; prizes $10, sec-
ond, set of goid studs, value $7; third,
vet of silver atuds, value $5.’ | :
‘There were no colored menin Ross-,
land who wanted $10 cash, $7 gold atude
or silver etuds valued at $5, 60 this’ race
was declared off. witee TE

the teat asin the hub and hub race. ,J.
Bquires. was, break: and | nozzle man,
while Waller was plug man for Ross-
land. Time, 26 seconds. _
For'the Traila, Chattergen' was break
and nozzle man, with Kerr for the plug,
but for some unaccountable reason the
hose got caught on. the cart;-se-that- the
coupling could not be made. The Trail
team ren well, but of course lost, They
were too much winted to‘inake another
trial. a ; .
x Poth eased
Grand tug.of war, nine ina.team .and
a coacher,: between. teains from the dif-
ferent mines and labor unione—First
prize $75, second prize prize $25. e
The Lé Roi' andthe. Helpers’ Union
was the first. to pull, and it took the
Le Roi just 30 seconds to taieé their op-
ponents, ©. 47

The next contestants were the Iron
Mask aud the Céntre Stat, Money. was
ofiered freely upon’ the iron Mask ‘boye,
bui-with few takers. Ateight minutes
to$ o'clock they :begama- It took: the,
Tron Mask team 2% - minutes -to “win
from the centre Star... 1. F
Fifteen minutes was ther. .given for
the Iron Mask boys to také their wind,
when they were pitted against the Le
Roi boys." i
The match between” the Le “Roi and
Tron Mask was @-teatof endurance a8
well as strength, an_ ended,in the, Iron
Mask winning in four minutes.
..The tug of war.proved as interesting a
aport as ady of, the'day, sand aftliotgh,
horse racing was going on during the
latter part of the match, a great crowd

Columbia avenue at 11:14 a. m.: ‘
Three hundred yards race (open);
prizes $15 and $10; three ‘to.enter or -no

There were eleven to start, among
whom were W. Oldfield, Amley Bur-
gault, N. L. “ackeon, Frank McGarry,
James Ross and T.R. Rea. This was
an exciting race, and was won by James
Rosa, T. R, Rea taking second money.
|, Corner ‘Washington and Firat, 12:3¢
ne Orgran s ARF ein tens
Miners’ double-handed” rock ‘drilling

team must put a hole down 27 izithes to
win first money. Sam Hall, judgesWm-
Harp, measurer; E, W. Ward, .time-

_ This. contest was called at. 11:30 s. m,
but on account of Az unauthorized state-|
mentin the morning paper that the
purse hed been.cut down to $75 anf $50,

contest. Four teams to enter or no coh-|"
test. Prizes $160 and $50. + ‘Tho winning |*

keeper. as

remained to see it out.’ Friends of each
team cheered themeelves hoarse.
‘The Horse Races.’

Saddlchorse.race—Best two in three,
four to enter.three to start, purses, first
$90, second $46, The’ horseg'to be'en-
tered ‘in tiiis’ event td'be ‘confined to a
raditia of 10 miles‘dt“Rossland and used
ag a saddle horse for at least three monthe
within the .limtite mentioned, :prior to
May 24,1898. In therace they must
carry 160 pounds and upwards.

<. . .OWNER,

oJ. BE. Leckie

iV. L. Coultaard

.C. A. Cregan

L . 8, Topping

All four entries .in this race started.

58 won the firet heat, Beppo second, Ma-
jor third, and Islander fourth.

Second ‘heat--55, Beppo and Major

atarted and came outin the order named

there were no drillers showed up. Final-
1y Joe avis; whohad been training

‘Beppo’s rider entered a protest, which
was allowed, that 85's rider crossed twico

Presbyterian generil assembly had ite
frat surprise today. It bad been sup-
posed that {hé report of'the comimittee
‘on the relations of ‘synods of the home
board in prosecution of home missions
would occasion a contest, but it did not.
After sending fraternal ‘greetings ‘to
the Southern and Cumberland Presby-
terian churches, the matter of Sabbath
observance was taken up. The ‘report
was read by Dr. 8. W. Hathaway, of

Jersey City. A protest was made dgainst
the danger and evil of desecration of the
Lord’s day, and various resolutions were
offered, two of which were adopted, tke
first declaring the Sabbath to be of per-
petual obligaticn by the law of God. and
others: recommending that the Trans-
misyippi Exposition.at Omaha be closed
on Sunday. Sunday travel by ministers
came to the front and was denounced.
Resolutions on.the subjett. were present-:-
ed and finally, after some hours’ discus-
aion,. the whole matter was referred
back to the committee for further con-
sideration and future report.

A London. Rumor,
Lonpon, May 24, (Special)—There are
persistant rumors in official circles that
the American ficet has destroyed the
Cape Verde fleet.

SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
J. 8. Flannery has resigned his posi-
tion as telegraph operate: in the Ross-
land office of the S. F. & N. and J. N.
Hayden has taken his place. =
Dominion ‘Veternara Inepector Chris-
tie of Greenwood has found bad cases
of glanders at Grond forks. i
Juhn:Reagh, who-has been in Green-
wood City for.some months; has return-
ed to Roesland, and says Greenwood is
very-quict since.Corbin failed to get hia
railroad charter,
David B. Bogle, of ‘Rossland, arrived
in the-city last evening, having come
overin the interest of his legislative
candidacy. Mr. Bogle is very anxious
that a meeting be called for the purpose:
of providing a representation to be gent
to the Rossland convention, — Grand
Forks Miner,

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

W. B. Davey of Grand Forks is in the
city.

Mrs. Revesback returned last evening
from a ten days visit in Spokane.

. Alex Lynch, the merchant, has re-
tnrned from Cascade,