ss aay

_ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JUNE 30. 1gd0.__

‘pT ‘|appears which has a_ tendency ‘to
THE ROSSLAND RECORD. shatter, the belief that, the. Briti:h
system.has any real points of super-
iority ,over that in vogue

country.

WILLIAM K. ESLING,
‘THe Ovpest Datty iN THE INTERIOR,
PUBLISHED DAILY BXOMPT SUNDAY

. OPFICR: BASEMENT POSTOFFICE BLOCK.
TRL, 98, P.O, BOX. $38,

SUBSCRIPTION BATES:

Daily, per month by mail
Daily, half year by mall
Daily, per year.

Daily, per year, foreign.

Subscriptions invariably in advance,

Advertising rales’ wile it be made known upon
ion.
tiuRicone rs the people.

‘ beginning with the

in this
-Political events’ in: Brit-
ish Columbia during the past few
months show its defects more thor-
oughly than could possibly be done
by-any abstract-argument upon the
subject.”

It then refers to the rapid changes
issal of the

EDITORIAL NOTES,

The three Boer -delegates “have
returned to Europe from the United
States with three gripsacks full of
American sympathy.

Dr. Jameson, of raid fame, has
been elected to the Cape parliament
at Kimberly. He will now, carry
the war into the ‘Copperhead camp
at Cap

Turner government and predicts a
further change in the Dunsmuir
government.

The P.-I. isin error in attribu-
ting the ‘instability of the govern-
ment to ‘the British system of re-
ible government, for it is due

to the violati .of the. . fund

10 13
17, | 18 20
24 | 25 | 27

900
s
2
9
16
23
30

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Arrive from DESTINATION, Leave for

‘Frail, Nelson,Crows

11:05 am, Nest, dally. , includ-

2:55 Pe m.

To me Nelson,
ih ie points and
inal

sof clson,

ts and

12:05 p.m,
15:00 p, m.

‘TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS,

DESTINATIONS,

CLOSE | DUE

Revelstoke and all points

east and west, including Kam

12p0 p-m.ligops,, Vancouver, | Vie tortas|7: eae, em.
daily. |the Okanogan, Sutnilkameen y

Cariboo and ‘Kiondyke dis:

sandon Bepeen,. 3 Bhat
ndon, on ,

and, all's Siocan’ and pee

Nelson, Kaslo, and Ymir,
fand all Kootenay lake, anc nd
.|Crow’s Nest "Pass connec-|

jpokane,, “North:
APRS points in ‘United Batts

Ordinary letter malt only,
for all, Eastern Canada,
IShigea Kingdom and all ese
ropean and other —foreign|
{countries.

Nelson and Nelson district.|

Cro:
mm [Dero St annebay ‘eas: .
mm Canada, United King-| ‘q
dora and all European points|

Grand Forks, Greenwood,
Mibway and ail other Bound:|
lary District points

Australia, China and laranesee ‘special notices
Letters strat posted half an
hour previous to the tie, forel Bays the mails,

The postoffice
aan eats ge 'p,open from 8 a. m., to 7 p.m.,

TO ADVERTISERS.

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

NOT A CASE IN POINT.

The differences between the
American and British constitutions,

in regard to the tenure of office of

the legislative branch of the govern-
ment, is made the subject of an ar-
ticle by the Seattle: Post-Intelligen-
cer, in which the recent political
changes in British Col are

.|and ‘made confusion worse con-

principles of that system, both by
the people and by Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor McInnes. The successful
working of the British system de-
pends on the existence of clearly
defined’ political parties, such as
have existed in the British isles for
the last two centuries and -in Can-
ada since confederation. The
government is formed from among
the leaders of the majority partyand
that party is held responsible fur the
acts of its leaders by’ the voters,
who pass judgment on it at the
polls,

The troubles of the province are
due primarily to the action of the

Gov. Roosevelt is coming to Spo-
become epidemic. =. ;

Brigham. H.:-Roberts: of Utah
only had to pay $150 for’ having
three wives instead of one. | Polyg=
amy is cheap at that rate. = :

The Muir. giacier-in Alaska has
been wrecked by an earthquake and
the steamer captains will have to

tourists.

'zon in Ashantee.
Prahsu to the London Daily E

press says: ‘‘The.brain and inspira-
tion of the Ashantee rebellion;is;the |
aged queen of Ofesu.
old, she is full. of physical energy.
She carries a gun herself,.and per-.
sonally leads. 1000 picked hunters.

people in ‘ituti the p 1

Her p eis the old,

responsibility of the individuals
forming the government for the

blind, sealty king of the. Adansis.”.

ibility ofthe political gr-
ganizations from which-that govern
ment was taken. Had the legisla-
ture been divided into two recog-
nized parties, the desertion of the
Semtin government by one after an-
other of its supporters, until it was
left in a minority, would have been
almost impossible, for it wouldhave
meant political extinction to those
deserters, or would. have placed
them. at the head of the Semlin
party at. the next election, in case
the voters upheld their view on the
question at issue. :

Lieutenant Governor McInnes
saw the evil results of this depart-
ure from the. party.system and he
sought a‘remedy in the exertion of
arbitrary power. . By setting up the
man of his personal ‘choice in de-
fiance of public opinion, he again
departed. from the British system

party Pp i Hy

founded.
- The troubles of British Columbia
are an example of the evil effects,
not. of the British system of re-
sponsible government, but of the
departure from its principles.

AN AMBULANCE NEEDED.
Whenever an accident occurs in
any of the mines, the injured man
has to be taken to the hospital in
an ordinary open spring wagon,
and sometimes a springless ore
wagon is used. The sufferings of
an-injured man must be intensified
by such a ride down Red Mountain,
when every muscle is tense with
pain.

The city needs an ambulance and
by proper co-operation among those
directly interested it would not be
difficult ee get one. A properly

held up as a example of the bad re-
sults of the British system. This
article is an answer to those critics
of the American system who main-
tain that it keeps a congress in of-
fice long after a new election has
Proved that itis out of harmony
with public opinion, while the Brit-
ish system of calling the victorious
opposition to office, or dissolving
the legislature, brings the govern-
ment promptly into harmony with
public opinion. The P.-I., after
explaining the contrast, says:

“The scheme of making the

would probabl
cost about $400 and a good team
as much more, A i

Ty , gold, used by, Dr.
Muller, the ‘ieee Free State agent |.
in Holland, is said to, have . insti- |,
gated the Ashantee -rebellion., He
formerly lived. on the Gold; coast
and furnished the chiefs, with, mod-
ern arms,

Peace Declared.

Why: devote all your time read-
ing about the Boer war and. the
gold fields of ‘Alaska? . There. are
other matters of vital importance;
you may make ‘a trip east, and will
want to. know ‘how to travel. In
order to. have the- best. service, use
the Wisconsin Central railway -be-
tween St. Paul and .Chicago.. “For
rates and. other . informatién write
Jas. A. Clock, general agent, Port-
land, Oregon.

Ladies’ tailoring—Fit, style and

eed’s.

kane and Rough:: Rider: hats will

find another glacier to show ‘the

The British are fighting, an-Ama- |.
A. dispatch, from |.

._ Although E

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Ladies’
Tailor-Made
Garments.’:
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PRLS PP PALS

Katie D..Green G.-
and D. Co., Ltd.
. .NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Property" ‘Situated un-North Fork ‘Salmon
: ‘River, Erie District, B.C. :

ec) FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
. Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury Stock is now.
offered to the public at

71-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had‘on application to

KENNETH MINING AND DEVELOPMENT
co., LIMITED LIABILITY

Rossland, May 10, 1900,

an eg to give notice, that a special ex—

faoniinary necting of the chove! named
be held at the office. of | t!

Wallace Block, Columbia avenue

coivpany ‘and accordingly th
nd up yolu mari

eh hor ‘Marsh, in the city o! ssland,
the province of British Goramntien Esquire,
be, and hereby is, appointed Mauldaler for
the purpose of such winding-1

2. That the said liquidator | Es and hereby
Ha s, authorized to consent to the registra

a new.

a
which have already nh prepal
rivity and approval of the. heaton ortho

nipany.
3. Pine, the draft agreement. submitted
to this meeting, and expressed to be made
between the Company and its liqnidetor,
oft the ied ot part. and “The Tamarac Mines.

be: an
same reby apy proved: and that the
seid wiahitigter “be ang e hereby, is author-
teed |, pursuan: int to Secction 18 _ of the Com-
ot, 1898, Sine of ‘the
fanbia, to cae into

an ‘agreement ey auch new ‘
the, erm, "ok sal

among the miners would probably
be met with an equal amount by
the mineowners. The Sisters at
the hospital might fairly, be asked
to contribute and doubtless many
citizens would give substantial aid.
If the first cost were borne in this
manner, the city might fairly be
asked to provide stabling, feed fur
the team and driver. Some ar-
rangement might be made by which
the entire time of the driver would
not be given to the ambulance, but he

gov i
to the popular will has been sug>
gested from many different sources.
Indeed, it is a portion of the pro-
gram of the advanced Populists that
the people should have the right to
recall their legislative or executive
Officers at any time when their
course fails to command pop-
ular. approval. This is (a
modification, but strictly in accord-
ance with the principles of British

parliament government. as opposed},
to the American system of fixed] aac
While the idea’ix | Refining company, of Toronto, is in

terms of office.

db frcm

which he could be called away to
his duties as driver whenever the
necessity arose.

Every well equipped city has an

jt and such a
is particularly needed ina city like
Rossland, where the mass of the
working population is engaged in
the hazardous ‘occupatioa of mining
‘and accidents are by no means
tare.

—_—_—

F. A. Vanzant, of the Atlanti

» an

in
and to carry ‘the ie into
on bach ar anv modiieations as: they

think
nak expedient. | prHUR MARSH,
Becretary -' ‘Preaeurer.

INVESTORS.

will find the office
of the

“Cosolidated Mining Co,

Two doors above Masonic Hall,
Columbia avenue.

Thaee Large Veins, Good
Values, Large Ore Body;
one mile west of the city
and the...........

Best Buyin Rossland

Will be pleased to show. parties
properties, &c., by calling at office

22 Columbia Ave!

GEORGE H. GREEN,
: Rossiand, S Cc.

‘Sec-Treasurer.

BIG FOUR)

thé city.

first.

ROSS THOMPSON

I have the following blocks j in the following companies | for zale
Zureka C d Evening Star,
Silveriue, R. EB. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ‘Hila M

Lots.i in the Original Townsite - '

Reddin. JacksonCo.; Asents, Rossland, B.C

The Arlington...
THE LEADING. HOTEL AT TRAIL
i Ss Headquarters for Commer-
cial Men.:..Splendid :Sample Rooms.
UNEXCELLED ‘TABLE. + Toun Haverry, Proprietor.

Subscribe for the’ Record.

80 Cents per Month Delivered.

‘Boxes in Bank of Montreal Safe-

ty. Deposit Vault.

7s

au Veeder

vy

PORTE

OUT 007

| ee
rcveet eto
FOR RENT. + :
al

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SEAEREA SE

feet. northward on+Georgia street

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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JUNE. 40, 1900.

Greatly Impressed With Two Years
. Improvement in Rossland d

George W. Spen
a Facite coast-manager of the
pany, and w.

|| bzen sentto the provincial mineral-

"| Josie, Nickel Plate, No. 1, Centre

ogist by H. W.. C, Jackson, secre-
tary of the board of trade. The
mines represented are the Le Roi,

Stats War Eagle, Iron Mask, Cliff,

te ime of Seattle, eee agent

Ni d = St. > Elmo, Monte
ae Virginia, Evening Star,

for British:,Col 1

Oregon and Idaho, are in the- “city.
Mr. Spencer .was,here two years
ago and -remarked with ‘gratifica-
‘tion on the improvement in the city
in that time. {At that time,” said

Georgia, Columbia and K
Iron Horse, I. X. L., Jumbo, Sun-
set, Homestake,; R. E. Lee, Lily
May, Velvet and Portland.

Notice,

“he, ‘frame buildings were
around like dice, thrown .out of. ‘a
box and Sour Dough alley wound
around like a corkscrew.”

~“ Both'Mr. Spencer and Mr. Gaz-

provements in. the ‘fire and water!
Service and Mr. Gagzam said that
he -heard Mr. Lalonde’s speech be:

Vancouver jin|:fayor -of ; a; -reduction
of rates and that he “made a very
ats They spoke, of:
.Secretary of the
ughly fair man in

‘dealing with‘ ratés,

oa ere i
‘aT woRK ON THAT ROAD ‘

im-] avenue, that“ these streets ‘will be

All p having friends or rel-
atives buried in the so-called
‘Laurel: Hill cemetery are hereby
notified that there are many graves
in the’ public’ streets, notably - in
Monte: Christo’ street dnd Fourth

graded ‘shortly’ tu “provide a road
to the Columbia and ‘Kootenay and
other.mines,.and it,is desirable that
those having friends. and relatives
buried ~ in” ‘the’ said streets
should remove the bodies torth-
with -to --the established — and
permanent ..cemeteries ‘ within: the
city. By Order of. the Council.

; Witiiam McQuern, City Clerk

~ City Hall, Rossland, June 29,
1900. 1g-2t.

Connection with Mines ana
Along Fourth Ayenue

Work has been

pers by the city on the
grading of the road to the Columbia-
Kootenay;mine andthe: cemetery.
Material is being taken from Fourth
avenue to maké* ‘a fill for about 200

to:connect with’ the’
improvement will begin on the west
with a slight cut at the railroad
crossing at.the northwest corner of
Fourth ‘avenue and” Monte Cristo
street, where a slight divergence‘is
made from the: ine, and will
extend along. Fourth ‘avenue té
Georgia. It ii ‘expected that the
whole road canybe:made at a cost
not to exceed:$500.

It of.

started with).

ine road. The| =

$10: REWARD.

For the return of an English blood-
hound, tawny, with black on sides,
white spot on forehead and. fong
ears, * Ten, dollars reward : will be
paid for return of same to ‘this
office.

For. Rent.
” Three-room cottage on.Columbia
avenue, near. Davis. street. -Fur-
nished .or...unfurnished, . -Apply.to
H. W..C. Jackson. .. tf

; Hino Bottled Goods.

: Physicians = recommend — most
highly _Schlitz’s extract of . malt..
Sold by the: bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. Import-
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket: or. case at.
moderate prices, tf

, | ience to the travelling public,

‘Through Sloopor.

With the inauguration. of the
‘Imperial, Limited” service the
Canadian Pacific railway operate a
through sleeper’ between Arrow-
head and Vancouver for the accom-
dation of the Ki
This will be a very great conven-

Pure Soap
Is necessary tor a good complex-
ion. A soap to be pure néed not
necessarily be high priced. We
have on hand a large assortment of
all the leading makes of. toilet soaps
and we have, besides, other. varie-
ties, which, if notso well koown,
are fully as good and cost less
money.
Rosstanp Druc Co., Phone 185.

Going Out or Buntuess |

The Rossland: Auction ~'House
n_» Columbia- ‘avenue, . adjoining
the .Vernon & Nelson’ Tele-
phone company’s office, has decided
to go out of business. The store is
for rent, fixtures’ for sale: and the
stock will be offered at. prices. un-

heard of. The sale is now going
on. ;

Job
Printing

of every
description
executed with
neatness.-
and dispatch
at then.

“The Record

- Offlee

-P-Oee eae

for the Winnipeg. éxhibition has

CLASSIFIED.

Advertisements under this head inserted at the
fe gf One Conta Wont. Nothing taken for
Tes Ban'tg canis, Ste insertions"

TAILORING.

~0. SAVARD,. Fashionable -Merchant ‘Tallor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goods in Kossland.’ None but first-class
labor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia
avenue, Rossland,

FOR SALE,

FOR SALE—Four-roomed house, plastered and
painted, and lot; central; $700, ‘I’. Prest, 26 Co-
lumbiv avenue,

FOR RENT — House, five rooms, $15; : two
rooms, $6; house, three rooms, $5. T. Prest, 26
Columbia avenue.

FOR SALE—Fine lot Columbia ave.,
cheap. T. Pxruat, 26 Colum

FOR SALE—New house! and lot; tour room s
and kitchen verandah; good house; only $575;
half cash, balance easy terms,’ ‘I.’ Prest, 26 Co-
lumbia avenue,

FOR SALE SBous and lot; four rooms and

cash, balance on easy terms,
bia avenue.

x Prest, 26 Colum-

F7;°W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

In Custom Honse buliding
New York Life Insurance “Agency. :
Washington street. Rossland, B.C.

Le. Roi. Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

JOHN F. LINDBURG .. ..PROPRIETOR

Heavy Transferring.
First-class : Saddle & Pack Horses.

STABLES:

Commercial Alley; 'Phone No. 39.
Postafice Box 16,

he G.. CREELMAN; -

AND BUILDER,.

Estimates furnished on all kinds of work. Job-
ing promptly attended to.

Office and shop: Commercial Son ts sear Alham
bra hotel, P.O.

CONTRACTOR]

ne

“Imperial
Limited”

Service for the year 1900
will be’ commenced
JUNE 10. The “Impe-
rial Limited” . takes

kitchen‘and verandah; corne lot, oniy $600; half| *

tient in four days with-
out change. ‘It is a
solid vestibuled. train,
luxuriously ,equipped
with every possible es-

elled.on. it, or address

E. a COYLE,

vuieewres a5) CQ

W. EF ANDERSON:

iebon z TG.

HOTEL HOFFMA

‘Washington Street, ‘Rossland, B, 0.

Furnished: Rooms: ‘:

First-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time Checks
cashed, tree of charge. .

CANADIAN
PAC Fic fi

you across the Conti-|,

sential for the .cosmfort |,
and convetience® . of},
Passengers. Ask your}, -
friends who have trav-|i

every”

description

RECORI

OFFICE.

Harry Mcfatosh -  -

Proprietor

errr

“CALIFORN

obtained at 25 feet.

Divided into 2, 000; .000- Shares, ‘at 10 cents chek:

600,000 “Shares: of, which. are placed in the :Treasury.

fa Property : of this Company consists of four claims, namely: The “CASCADE,” the “CASCADE FRACTION,” the “ROYAL KANGAROO," and the

IA,” all situate,on Grenville Mountain, Trail Creek Mining Division of: “West Kootenay ‘District, British Columbia, about i miles from Gladstone

in. the Canadian: Pacific Railway, and twenty-five miles from Rossland.

‘A shaft 40 feet deep has been sunk on the “Cascade” on a 4-foot vein of free milling quartz assaying from $12 on thie surface to over 40°.
40 feet.depth. Numerous open cuts expose the lead for over 1500 feet. A tunnel is now being run on the vein, and an assay of $34. 80) was
This tunnel is being made of a large size for a working tunnel, and is now 115 feet in length.

It has been ascertaine by
experts that it will concentrate 25 into 1, thus making concentrates of the average value of about $500.00 per ton.

¥
Owing to its, proximity to the railway and to the fact that it can be worked very cheaply on account of it being : a tunnel proposition and that thet ‘cael follows the vein

~~

i hte

‘and ‘considering the average value of the quartz, it is safe to say that the “CASCADE?” is one of the most promising mining propositions in the distri-t.
-We are_now selling the stock at. FIVE CENTS, payable in five monthly payments, an recommend it to the public as a safe. i investment.

CASCADE GOLD MINING & MILLING CO.,.LIMITED. L’B’ Y:
Fe or. particulars, WM. a B; TO WNSE-: ND. Rossland, Sa. 2.

Pere eT eT ee