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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, FEBRUARY 13, 1900. eo aisiik

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K, ESLING,
‘fue Ovvast DAILY IN THE INTERIOR.

PUBLISHED DAILY HXOEPT SUNDAY

OPPICu: BASEMENT POSTOFFICR BLOCK.
TRL. G8. F, 0, ROX 538.

—
vincial treasury. With some mines,
this difference in the minimum pay-
value may decide the question
whether they shall be worked at all.
The Miners’ union apparenrly does
not care whether few or many meo

SUHSORIPTION BATES:
Dall: fF month by mail
Da y. bat oe y

peated invariably in advance.

"-38es

are employed in the mines of Ross-
land, so long as its beautiful ideal
of an eight-hour law is forcibly rea-
lized, whether it suits the conditions
or not. The merchants who so

Advertising rates wilt be n made known upon
appl

The Recorp vechea ‘the people.

réadily yielded to pressure from that
source must be equally indifferent,
or they would not have signed a
patit'e1 in favor of a law which re-

<>

stricts the growth of the industry
which has created the city and with

TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS,

it the business of those merchants.
The period of suspension will

DESTINATIONS. i DUE

Istoke and all points)
eres, 1 dept

Baitin Isles. ani

and other Fiocan coun

310. p. m.| Ries.
7

Deer Park— Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday. Nelson
and connections

Nelson, Raglo. and Yimic,
land all Koo lake, East!
Kootenay ana Chow's Nest

seman Pass connections. SPR, ™

kan Northport, and
Lai Mooints” in United States

All tho Boundary district|,
ee points between Citrate a

240 p.m.
mp:McKinney. dail.

Australia, China and Japan—See seca notices.
Letters for Registration must be posted half an
peer Agee to the time for ‘losing t the mails,
fice is open from 84. m.,to7 p.m.
aa? ecept ‘Sunda: we

+1900 FEBRUARY 1900

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1900.

‘TO ADVEBTISERS.

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
giadly change your “tad” every isspe
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

give the miners, the merchants and
the government at Victoria ua op-
portunity to think where they stand
and to learn their true relation’ to
the mining companies.

——THE—

and Patent Medicines.

Robert E. Strong, Manager.

__NEWDRUG STORE. _

ROSSLAND DRUG
COMPANY.

NEXT TO OLD CITY HALL, COLUMBIA AVENUE.

New and Complete Stock of Drugs,

Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.

Meee
oints...

EDITORIAL NOTES.

Andrew Carnegie is earning the
title of the ‘crank’ millfonaire,” -He
is said to have offered to repay the
United States the $20,000,000 paid
Spain for the Philippines if they will
give up the islands and to have of-

ROSS THOMPSON.......

Reddin. J:

[have the following blocks in the following companies for zale:
Eureka Consolidated, Gopter, Homtestake, Evening Star,
Sitvertite, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Euréka, North Star and Zila M

Lots in the Original Townsite

ractically

6, B. €

Agents,

fered $1,000,000 to the’ D ic
campaign fund, if the party wilt
make anti-imperialism the main
‘| issue,

Attorney General Henderson pro-
poses to forbid killing male elk hav-
ing less than 12 points. How..does
this suit the B. P. O. E?

It is proposed to -suppress lynch-
ing in Mississippi by passing a law
forfeiting the office of the. sheriff
who is responsible.and.. making the
county pay the victim’s-heirs $3000.
But so long as the public.opinion of

ladies*hair work.
street, Rossland.

cord.

avenue.

The Columbia
furnishes go% 0}

BUSINESS LOCALS.

Monsieur DeLeon, specialist in
gents’ hair-cutting and all kinds: of

Cash paid. for clean cotton rags
at the Recor office,

For Sale-—Dry slabs, $3.50 pet
-Also dry wood.
ders at Embleton’s store, Le Roi

drinks dinR

No ro Spokane
tf

Leavs or-

Rolt & Grogan
: FOR: RENT. ~

Oifiée on first floor Burns’ Block.
Ofiée and fooms on second Hoar Barns!

FOR SALE.
Large Warehousein center of town.

Bevyen-rodmed Dwelling house, plastered,
furnished throughout, good locality. 4

Hotel and Saloon on Second: avenue.—A
splendid business opportunity.

recludes the
ossibility: of FE
rofitable 4 §

Bottling Works
f “the carbonated
land. Why?

the whites approve lynchi nO
law against it will be enforced. If

Because their-goo!
and palatabl

public opinion lynching
the present law would suffice.
——_——

Sato Deport: Boxes,
The Bank of Montreal -is snow

A TIME FOR THOUGHT.

The Industrial World is at great
pains'to convince its readers that
the eight-hour law had nothing to
do with the action of the War Eagle
and Centre Star companies in sus-
pending _ shipments from __ their
m ines, and says that, if that

prepared to. rent safe deposit . boxes
of various. sizes for the ‘safe keeping
of jewelry, valuables,- bonds and
other documents.
The lessee of a box-is- the séle
holder of the keys and-access to the
vault will be given only-to the reg-
istered holder of-thexbox or from
any person presenting. a: Written or-
der from the lessee. Prices of

were the cause, “itis a y
that would fearlessly assume a
true position and make itself
known.” The article under discus-
sion was apparently written before
the announcement was made offici?
cially that shipments from the Le
Roi were also to be ded, for

boxes; payable in “ad range
from- $7.50 to $50 per annum, ac- }-
cording to size. Hours -of .access
to vault 10 a..m. to.3- pee. Sate
urdays 10 a. m. to 12.n00

Fine Bottled Goods:

it goes on to cast discredit on the
rumors which preceded that an-
nouncement.
Whether the eight-hour law had
apy influence in causing the mining
ve ie a as

cmost-
highly Schlitz’s. extract “of ~male.
Sold bythe bottle at the Iaterna-
tional family liquor store. _Import-
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, 1 OF case at

their actton hasa very decided bear-
ing on the movement for the repeal
of the law. The shut-down in the
Slocan has already had a very seri-
ous effect on the provincial revenue
by causing a decrease in the amount
of ore tax paid.
shipments from Rossland will still

further reduce the revenue from that

source. Itisr ible to

The suspension of

prices. tf

‘Tenders for, Hay.

Wanted—Tenders for carload of
hay to be delivered cat. the Sanitary
stable about March. 1st. -Tenders
must be in by 4 o'clock p..m.,Tues-.
day, February 13th.
Wituiam McQueen,

, City Clerk.

2-10-at

that, when the new machinery has
installed ‘and the desired de-
velopment has been done, the Ross-
land companies will more readily

been

resume stoping and

_ Important Notice,
All persons having friends.or-re-

on the market.

pal sweet sodas.

Dr.
are a sure cure
caused by powder

dyeing done on sh
Washington
Cleaning works.

Mrs. Currie, prop. 3 __tf :

ston ay. Cafe e

Fiesh Oysters in. ANY, Biyle,
; ) Gamein Season,

Rubbers;

fine footwear for-
children.

For. the be:
ést" coal, ¢

coffee. go to,, th

scription at this.o

ind Ligt

version of 100
reek,
are’ aj ppronimatel

Sanches above
Pches respectively,
‘Dated this 2oth day of

‘Witness,
L.N. G. Ansorr.

Finest table vinegar
California orange
cider, ginger ale.and all the. princi-

licited. “Postoffice box 703, Colum-

celled ‘in Rossland.

Scott's Headache Powders

at Motrow’s Drug store.

; Look—Cleaning, *

Street ‘Dyeing ‘and| :

overshoes,
5 The best Canadian and
; Americar goods, at Lalonde’s.

leanest and cli
hone Martin Bro!

-[£-you want a really good” cu

house, - ‘Spokane stre
“Artistic: Job! Printingrof very, de:

np pa AONE
NOTICE. ~"” La

NOFISE 12 bereby mven, that. the. Rossland
rth dey of March: too, to abaiy. for the saection
Lftutenant Govern in coane

re the sea, on’ the east‘and wéat

ds are clean, pure

Family trade so-

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

JOHN FP. LINDBURG ... |. .PROPRIETOR
Heavy Transferring:
rst-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

STABLES:
Commercial Alley, Phone No. 39.

for headaches
smoke, etc. Sold

pressing and
ort notice at ‘the

Telephone’ 138:

bia telephone No. 43. i: Pesiombemex 16:
The Russel hotel is first-class in 7
every respect. Table is not ex-

Butte Hotel.

Columbia:Ave., weat.:

HEADQUARTERS FOR- MINERS :

Bar stocked ‘with Chotcest ‘Wines,
‘Liquors and Cigars. s

HIRST . CLASS: ; RESTAURANT:

t ‘ in.connection...
re sapomes, hanks, Proprietor.

rinting _ |
oa by

boots.,and |
men, .women and

e Rosslan Coffe e i

“Spe

: Rooms and B; Y

fic

Private rooms for ‘parties,
7) _, Business Men's Lunch, “B50.

Day ant Night.

. »..in connection
iss K, Seapets Prop.

urchasing os |
tblic

¢ sanction
council, he the ‘di-
water out of Little

January, 1900, '*
AMPBELL,
Managing-Director.

MINING AND

lations buried in the Laurel ‘Hill

hip if
they are relieved of the operation of
the eight-hour law, which has in-
creased the expenses of the Le Roi

y are req! ft to: call at
my office and make arrangements to
have the remains disinter-cd.and
moved into the new. City cemetery.

mine alone $60,000 a year, without _ W.R. Bearry;. Undertaker.

any compensating increase in reve-
When the development ‘in
view has been done and the value of
the ore thus opened up has been de-
termined, it will be simply a ques-
tion of mathematics as to how much
of that ore will pay to mine. When

nue,

the number of working hours in th

24 is reduced from 19 to 16, with no
proportionate reduction of wages
and the same amount to be charged

less tax on ore will go into the pro- |},

Rooms forBent .

Two front rooms inthe Stone
block, corner Columbia’ avenue and
Lincoln street, Fire-proof; conven-
ient inevery way; reasonable: Ap-

e

Agents, for Paris Bell

Futablished May, 1805.
THe REDDIN- JACKSON co,

camer 4

* BROKERS.

Perret “FOR THE: :
Gholcest Wines,»
: “and Glgars,

OALL. ON J. ERRY SPELLMAN :

= Rossland Hotel

Gor. Columbia Avenue and
Spo okane BI Atrest, :

- kiquors |.

atronize — -
rinters - —
erceiving these

INVESTMENT

Addition to Rossland.

C. E. Bena.
CHARLES -E.

M. He McMahon
BENN &:CO.

AND

V & N’Phone 83,
Columbia "Phone st.

| Buy, seil and’ trade"Sfocks and Real Estate for

ACC iTS. Ww

aiE. wv: HINSDALE,
cusToM HOUSE BROKER, .
'n Custom Honse building.

Aiso Rew 7 ‘York Oe Iusurance Agency.
n atrest: t. Bota la

-oints in
rinting.

. B.!

PO Bog 468

Telephone 86,

Certiticate of !mprovements.

against 16° hours’ production as NOTICE “Bannock” eee gia i
against 19. hours, for machinery cated on jane meuptata, ne Ross and -
*, “etl 1. A. ie he
and development, it stands to rea- Ere Bifners enigcate No, Beaks agent fof

: Pi aeare x is Cert
‘son that the dividing line between | intend, sixty days {rom the Ane aes
: ‘It be | tothe Mining Recorder tor ‘Certiseate of Tan
pay ore and non-pay-ore will be | provements,for the purpose of obtaining a Crown
4 int of the above cl

higher. That means so much less | And tarther take notice that action, under sec-
re will be produced and so much | $78.3 Rati’ te of tinprovements se issuance

o P Dated this 19th day of DecemberA. D. sbeg,

A.B. MACKENZIE & CO.

P.O. Box 268

W. C. McDONALD,
Contractor and Builder.

Estimates siven on Contra of any -
lescription.

Moving and iiss Buildings a Specialty.

Apply 8s Thompson Avenue.

STN

CONTRA

Office and sho;
rear A. aNb

CREELMAN & BEAM.

BUILDERS.

Estimates fnrnished on all Binds: of work.
Jobbing promptly atten

CTORS &

Com: Nerstel gare
jambra hotel.

HOSSLARD, B. 6. Harry Molntosh -

ply C. E, Benn & Co. MINING BROKERS, : if
= Ava. B. | ; —s
MINERAL ACT, 1896. jag Creelman. ite George Beam HOTEL HOFFMAN,
. O. Box 815.

Washington Street, Rossland, B, 0.
ett ee :
Furnished Rootms.
First-Class Bar.

Railroad end Miners Time Checks
cashed, free of charge.

TRY THE
ossland —

Proprietor. |

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, FEBRUARY’ i3, tooo

EWERT | BROS

J gaa &
ENGRAVERS.
ew?
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIME-PIECE INSPECTORS,

ae

es) =~

( %——-LHOUDE 's——_ 8

Straight Cut

Cigarettes.

“MANUFACTURED BY
B. Houde & Company, Quebec
\" Are Better than:the Best. -
2 Se! WHOLESALE AT. :

@ Crow & Morris, Rossland. - ‘

Don't Burn Oil,

rous, to say oth:

>

ing of-the traubl i eable task of
Raita Sah il it atmos ‘
pleasant and much cheay r

Electric Lights!

“They reduce in-urance, give your home or ,
business place a brighter a1
save you money in many ways . -

~ Hstimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting a Y
Electric Fixtores' carried i in Stock.

ww Electric Poweress

aapplied for Mining and Mamogeeg a Pa eset, Tt is much chosper than sense,

‘Erin ¢ gase of trouble with lights, telephone No. or Petween Sam.

q d 6-9. m,, and No, ro8 between 6 p. m., powered to borrow money for the
r » city’s share of local improvements fice.
} | and works, without obtaining the tty
c ‘Rossa Water & Lisht G, assent of the electors to such laws.
@ San-————Telephone No. A Areas ‘Ko Cure a Cold In One Day
P on b| Take Laxative Quinine
i =| Tablets. -All druggists refund the
ay Ware es nae a3 - money if it fails to;cure. 5c. ~E.
Artistic. J ob Printing : W. Grove’s’ signature ‘is on each
At the Record. Office..... ..>-Postoffice Block. | 5% _ ._ : .
-PODAXS STOCK SALES,

‘QUICK WORK |
Red Star Storage & Transfer ©

it ae any pase ‘and. Transfer business, si delivered: shea thy
‘of the city. rains. Co: :
aed Freight -b jandléd.
"Bre conta = "Farn

Tel. No. 8

DRY. °
Office: Washington cured opposite Bank of Montreal. J. bis Siciine: Mar.

|| tickets should not miss the oppor-

| to be one of the greatest successes

TIO BALL.

Every Arrangement Siado For a Mag-
nidcent Success,

The military ball, to be given in

aid of the Canadian Patriotic Fund,

tonight is a promised success. The

hall is decorated with numerous

flags and ful of ‘red,

WERE BOTH. FINED

Termiuation of the Trouble Over a
Union Card

M..A. Wilson, secretary of the

Tailor’s union, and Walter Hiteshua

were fined $10 each this morning,

for disorderly conduct. As will be

t bered by the facts already

white and blue

d, the trouble arose over a

g and pi
a beautiful appearance.

The fact that members of the
Fort Spokane garrison willbe pres-
ent and contribute. to making: the

ball a success, P

away from young Hiteshue’s
father. The affair resulted: in the
two coming.to blows. Magistrate
the fact | Boultbee stated this ing before

union card which Wilson. took

it is not only a local but an Inter-
national affair. A large number of.
acceptances have baen received from
the invitations sent out to:Kaslo,
Kamloops, Nelson and Spokane.
The mixture of the various uniforms,

towards enlivening the aspect of
the assembly. The music willbe
of the best’ procurable in Rossland,
as'Mr. W. H. Falding of the City-|
Council band, has. donated-_ his:
services, and there will be seven or
eight Pieces for the evening.

Wo pains have. been spared. by
various committees to make. the.

British and American will do much | -

jing at St. Andrew's Presbyterian

levying the fine. that the reason
Hiteshue struck first was that he
was the quickest, and that Wilson
had no right to take away the
card.

< Kammer-Hagelund

Fred Kummer, formerly of Trail,
and Miss Alice Hagelund of Nelson,

CIGARS!

Finest Im-
ported
and Domestic
Cigars
Pipes, and
all “kinds ©
of Chewing
and Smoking
Tobacco.
at... °

CAPT.

SHAW'S

were united in marriage last even-

church, The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. .D.} McG. Gandier, |E
Edward Osler acted as best man
and Miss Annie Krogan as bride's
maid. The newly wedded couple
Zw and

affair a _and the “refr h- [left for Spot this
EST iS s- giving. ic, Will return from there to their
aid. " The jadies of Rossland, ever. home in Nelson.

patriotic,
ously, while the: leading merchants.
of. the city have seconded: their
efforts .by donations of hams, fruits,
turkeys, claret, etc. Supper will
be served in- the hall, and a-seat at
the tables'is: included in the price.
of admission, Mr. J. Lucas, stew-
ard ‘of, the Clarendon, has volun-
tedred his services to superintend
the supper arrangements which will
guarantee its success.

Those who have not secured
tunity to do so as the ball promises

of the’season.

>

ia
-A Dill introduced-in the  legisla-
ture bythe attorney general, em-
powers cities. to impose ‘a. spe-
cial tax, not exceeding three:cents
per foot frontage, for ' watering
streets. It also authorizes the-im-
position of a business tax/én mer- |"
chants and traders, based on. the
rental value of the’ premises’ ‘occu-
pied. City councils are also ém-

are contributing gevorst

+| for a smart walking gown.

There will be no meetings in the
Presbyterian church tonight, as it
has. been decided to postpone the
special services which had been, ar-)|
ranged for this week. .

New Stylos im Ladies? Ties
The latest makes in ladies, spring
neckwear, stock collars in plain and
plaited satin, also collars trimmed
with chiffon edging, fancy bows
and Valenciennes lace fronts.
Ladies’ Windsor scarfs in Luber-
ly silk, plain and dotted bobbinet.
A complete assortment, of ladies’
satin puff ties, a necessary finish

Boy's Wiodsor scarfs in plaid
cotton, . pollca-dots aod fancy piaid
silks...

Also in men’s neckwear we have
the very latest things made.”
Hotsteap & Wricnr,

City Hand Neites.
The Rossland City Council band
will meet at 7. p.m. sharp Wednoes-
day evening at, the bandmaster's Ed of-
Full uniform."

ing is a ry of the

0. SAVARD, FERAE WORE *reilory
carries the best ' ‘Aaso?tment ‘of: imported an

4 the BEST

$50.00

* will buy a NEW
Franklin...

4
Typewriter. | |

Hig ea g AEs ee eee

‘LINTON BROS.-

- BOOK STORE.

W. H. FALDING.

and Mining ‘Agent. and-
_ Auctioneer...

Maney tr Rossland Opera Hoiise.

- AGENT:
Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada.
The Canada Accident
‘ Assurance Co.,
CAcctdent, Liabttty and LA fe Giass.)

oe Tho

Weiile: Parl or.

34-30 ‘Washingte: et,

25

——— ce

‘Tickets, 21 Meals, $5.00

t+ < + -" §4236 Washington Btreet.

MEALS in

‘Farnishes
*Romtand:

residence

mestic goods in Rossland, None but first- iss
labor employed. “Prices “moderate, ‘collaela
avenue, Rossland. 5

sales on the local exchange today,
her with the qi rt

Rossland Sales.

gates MISCELLANEOUS, '
‘welve hundre carrey freeko'
houses, three rcoms, sme Kitchen and pantry.
Rented for $30 per. month. .T. Prest, 26 Columbia
avenues. Bi

Sates today on the focal
were as follows: Giant, 2000, 3000,
7c; Rathmulles, 1000, 00, 5c;
Peoria, 1500, 134¢; Tamarac, roco,
50% 500 TMC, 500, 500, 200815,

7c; Okanog: 500}. 500)... 500}

500, §00, 500, 500, §00,” §00;:500,

“P. BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS.

d

sxe. Total: sales, 195000. ‘shares.

Ressland;~ Nelson, Sandon, _ Gr
> Grand Forks, and Ricourer
-——_—__}
: RETAIL MARKETS
Rossland, Trail,-.-Nelson,  Ymir, Kasto, Sandon, New
enver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,
‘Phenix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelsteke

Greenweod,.
E Ferguson, and Vancouver.
——e

Williat Donald, Mgr. Rossland Branch.

bd

Katie D. Green G. M.
and D. Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated fon North Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B. C.

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

Zz ‘4-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application to

92 Columbia Aveuue, GEORGE He GREEN;

te Christ
ontrenl Gold Ficids.

2.
RK

rison

Lior
cae area
Bell

x
Fee

anonakaSarnB8ay aBoar
‘= rd
~

x

We SS ROR RENT.

R RENT—Houwse '* $5.08; house $8.00. T*
Prestra6 Colombia aventie
FOR RENT_Five roomed Flastered howe, uo-
farnished, on Spokame street south, Water; good
basement. °$18 per tnonthy Ave ly M. W. Simp-
son, Columbia avenue: tf

°*FOR REN [—Three nicely Famnished rooms for
housekeeping Two minutes t toffice- Ad-
‘dress R, at this offite * x

"FOR RENT—Four-foomed. House on Nickel
Plate Flat, handy to mines, $12 per month, Apply
“R" this office. raz3t

. 1 FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. rent or exchange—A_ Remington
poe ‘Address "Mack," Record office.
R SALE Fing rooming houte, doing good
pues ‘on Columbia aven
siirest a6 Columbia avenues

‘Oliver, Record office:

FOR SALE~House and lot, $1000, ay iged
| house and lot, $1500, easy terms, T. Prest, 26
Columbia avenue. ;

lot on Secorid Avenue, only $co0. T. Hrest,
Columbia Avenue.

FOR SALE, A block of gooo wnintng ‘stock ata
bargain, “T. Prest, 26 Columbia Avenue,

FOR SALE-—A five-roomed house, plastered
and nicely finished, in desirable location, The
price is $1350. with #350 cash, @300 say in six
months, and the balance at the rate of $10 per
month. Apply at this office.

‘FOR SALE—

‘A prominent business corner at a bargain.

A five-roomed furnished house on Butte St, $150

A fourroomed house on Davis St., $225.

med hotise with all modern conveniences

Swiintwo. lots highly cultivated, house, finely
furnished, at m

A sixrpomed house bam, orth lot partly
|. The furniture and ge ill of a 17-1 -roomed. lodg-

ing house,
Two acres. ind te

° ae agen ring agiotaing jownaite to the
Houses for rent.

1E, N, OUIMETTE & CO. bee
all

Rossland, B. C.

en a oer

Hod ASigineah a eo

sBgode
“Pegs

FOR PRIVATE, SALE—Complete furniturr |*
‘forfour rooms; high classi almost new.: Apply |. -

FOR SALE—Plastered mae and clear title to |.

daily,
for Fifty
~ cents
per month.

oop!

“$5. and $5.50

per Cord
TAMARAC,—FIR—AND-—PINE-
Well Seasoned. Cut any Length.

EAST END. WOOD YARD. | >

ners! brokerage office,
“ind "Lincoln ‘st., and at
Spo! e St.

Scabie Shop. |

“Bpokaue Bti, op. . Barns’ market.
——

Clay. Pipe and Fittings
for. ‘Chimneys.

—————
Sanitary: Plumbing a
: “Specialty.

*: Pelephone 27 - P.O. Box 271.

“RECORD
“PHONE.

Let us figure. on -your
Job Printing

Real Estate, «Mining Breker:
Baak 2 Salaing,