Rossland Evenin

VOL 3, NO. 295.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY; JUNE 21; 1899,

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Leather Goods...

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We have just received a fine line of, Purses, Card Cases
Wallets and Cigar Cases in all'the latest shades and with

Silver ‘anid Gilt mountings,

JW. SPRING,

NEXT. DOOR TO pont OFFICE.

AI The Emporium of Fashion... |

Osler coats and vests; Men's #ummer veats,

without col!

| New Summer foods Arriving Dally.

SUITS.

Men's unlined Wool suits, Wen's Linen suits, Men’s White Duck ‘sults, (Men's Lustre

SHIRTS.

Filk ficltara. Marseilles, Pique and. Regatta. A nobby line‘of Colored Shiste with or

BOYS SUITS.

Boy's } nen two piece Suits, Boy’s IinenSailor Suits, Boy's Linen Coats,

-HATS.

A complé‘e stock of Men's and Boy's Straw and Felt Hats."

A nice line of Black

Hore at por pa

Ordered Clothing a Spectalty-

Ll QHEARN,

CORNER COLUMBIA AVENUE AnD LINCOLN STREET:

THE CLOTHIER

ask iS: ‘Try!

ance

106 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

{ wey ;
‘averagé man buys shoes ffdin their appear-.

a and trnet to thelr dealera. ‘Hence the advantage of ‘dealing: with’ ‘a repr’.
table house. \Our shoes strike people by stylish: shape and by their quality:

C..O. LALONDE

and fit. They knew little about leath--

iL EARS, COLUMBIA AVENUE

:) evenim:

‘dregs on

HAS, HI oe

“SONG AND WOON

The Reception Banguet Tendered the |

Hon. H, Mackintosh

GREATEST IN HISTORY OF ROSSLAND |

Eloquent Speeches. Made. by Distin-
PR

guished Citizens—One Un--
pleasant Episode. ~

A \ Voron— ade a

Sirs, this {a Martinfo, our foe, a fightin’. poli-
ticfan thatis hither come in spite to scorn our
Solemn blowout thia night.
‘MackInTosH10—

Martinio, 1s st?
AVorce—

‘Tis he, that filghtin’ Joe Mertinio.
Mack nrosri0—

pgalth of all “ne ‘iva here in. m:

ofore Roe patient, cut

will, the which
fait ir pronence and lid

ng semblance

on the many epeecher that w

ar Biths banquet tendered, ‘by ‘thi

visit to the mother country raust awaken

all tee 8 its
material advancement.

i , iat.” your

f the Northwest Terri-

a ;

and:
mparial statesmen and

-| Water &. Lght Company, Writes -a
Lotter to the Council.
A

a

WAS HO.CHANCE ROR AN ARGUMENT

its g
jes of transport. by, land
varied;and ; marvelous

That Its Assets
i Haye ‘Passed. Beyond Its
“Control,

ight Conphae sentthe folf if if
to the city council, sapoteedi a

j “Gentlemen We belisve that it’ fa

‘a kindred. pi

dat the. recent confer-

t
: Jence between the city, council, and our-

to" give andthe price at
which we would: GH and the'refgsal of
e-alternative. offer,

toa ‘province in, whose. ape you are.
so deeply, interested, and. .we. trast you

.. ‘vancement and. ares in ite prosperity.

We sincerely hope that you, may <ob-
8; golden treasure. vaults /a
tor.your, ‘earnest labors. on

in ‘short orde after. which | his worship
Mayor Gaodeve in eloquent terms: pro-
posed: the: health: of the guest of the

Wi J: Nelson read’ the following: ad-|

mitteo:”
To- the

(os

in. Nothing strange
winced of

Give our

prop eater ve ‘apparent
change: of ses:
re

ood place
rignt place

T: Re MORROW, ee bea Pioneer Brogaists,

sor; will:
ed: and}

a Sir:

ple of Kootenay 1
in. its developme:
tend to you friendly. greeting: Sand a

On behalf of. the ‘peo-|!
} others /interested

most: cordial welcome on ‘your. return

behalf of the: citizen’s .com-'

Honorable ; Charlew. Herbert o.

{we desire’ to’, ex-|/

OC. Frasse,:
Mayne Daly, ‘alderman Ross ‘Thompea
Alderman ‘0.
J. Clute, Jr, A

from the This

spontaneous and general, and. si

responsive chord in the “heart:

citizen; whetlier British:or American
‘We trust, therefore, that: you éwillt re-

gard the of: ‘this’ dd:

had done. for the, < ‘camp and
erally, that they must

not as & mere

he goods work done by
ft and Bl c ke in

but as an honest expression “ ‘of! the "good
will which all classes of the ‘community,

the dark’daya ‘when ‘owners themselves
had lost, faith in the minés on ‘Red

Rooms for Banquets

‘The. Clarendon Cafe.
-FIRST CLASS IN'EVERY RESPECT,
-Open Day and Night,

and. Dinner Parties.

of 2 , for.
you. 5 crn Sones an =
You are welcomed asa fellow-citizen
whose generous nature-and ‘admirable

Mr. -Alex. Dick made a a moat amor:
ous speech, coupling the: name. of Gen,
‘Warren ‘with his early colleague, Chris-

traite of are ‘fully id

topher C the first American

and d; you dre welcomed as the
able and zealous ‘exponent of all that
tends to promote the progress and ‘pres-
perity of the Province; you are wel-
comed as a distinguished citizcn’of Can-
‘ada, tothe advancement of whose; ii

terests you have usefally devoted your
time, your. energies and ~ your talents,
during thé: past quarter of a century,

sient as councillor, legislator and |°

H. H.Play ford,
“ AUDITOR.and”
ACCOUNTANT

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

P.O. BOX 528,

iThis Is Onlya Scheme

‘To inform you that Tam still going, ‘business
at the old stand phere every’ thing in the Drug
Une ried. as positio pepe you
better value than any j one

and 1 no comm

* SPRING SLEANINGE -

gente is the season to have yours xystem th
clensed. Hood's

Zvery Sunday night, Grand

Practice Concert: by New City Band
At 8T. CHARLES HALL,

ST, CHARLES HOTEL

Newly equipped ‘and renovated throughout.
Fine accommodations, “Hot and cold water,
slectric lighta and all ine latest improvements

‘wo-foot stone wall 86x60 and Sfeet high. Ex-
cellontanne os

ya
“Cold Storage To Let.

Under the #t. Churlgs: Hotel
All Kinds of Dalene Market Affords,

{the jes.
oe ibe, per bottle. le. "remember the 6 addres

Thomas Pag ara

First Avenue Near Spokane Street.

"We especially regard you as.a staunch
friend of Rossland—a city fittingly. de-
scribed by you as the ‘‘Hub ‘of? thé
Golden Kootenay,” and we-appreciate,
the fact fhat ince your arrival in: oyr
vor | midst your. earnest effurta. to.forward its
interests have never flagged. - .

But your sphere of influence has mot
been thus confined. All your acts are
0.1 clearly indicative ofa solicitude for the
welfare of the whole Province, and. of an
abiding faith in its mineral . resources.
Atatime when many had doubts as to
its future, your confidence and -assur-

-ance gave ‘them renewed energy and

courage. Your faith has since been

tire uently evinced by public’ utterances

Oldest Established House in. Kootenay
WILLIAM R. BEATTY’
Undertaker.
‘ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

alin making- known its
capabilities and 1 reboureess

u, eir, introduced-the first great ax-
Segution of capital,’ placed *-the control
of our minesin British banda and in-
creased their productiveness, thus: iadd-

|ing to the revenue and Prompenty of the

province, and from-your

in. British. Columbia, Mr.
;Dick predicted :.a:.great.futare for our
sister camps, - placing the Boundary
country nextin importance to this dis-
trict.

In ‘responding to the toast,’ ‘‘Our Min-
ing and Smelting Interests,” “Mr. J.B.
Hastings’ ‘proved conclusively” that he
fan talk as well az’ hé can wor! ¥

Mr. Carlyle made a sensible ‘speech of
ten thinutes,” ‘defining® the policy of the
BY AO.’ He atated that ‘hie orders were
to spare ‘tio expense in developing: the

many varivus properties’ éontrolled -by
the great corporation... After thirteen

that they had’ opened ‘up ‘in ‘that time
over 20,000'feet’ of ‘new ground, and in
doing this work: they ‘were shipping out
from the LeRoi® alone 300 ‘tons daily.
He briefly alluded to the making of two

bia-Kootenay anil No. 1, the’chutes' of
rich ore in both mines being a sight for.

Josie and Great, Western’ would be heard
from later, In“ ‘conclusién, Mr. ‘Carlyle
fittingly remarked that:he, felt hia. firat

uty was to. Governor Mackintosh, who
had exerted his: talents in bringing in
seven million dollars of. Britieh capital
to thia country, thus‘making «it possible
to open up our magnificent resources.

“a. the sale of our asseta,

months lie’ had the satisfaction of stating | *

more mines of great promise, the Colum-|-

sore eyes, and, stated that West Le Roi, |.

mally to.withdraw. all Seas =~
which have,been made by ua leading’ to
at lenat: for the
“Yours traly; Nat
W.. 8. ‘Noma;
Water, & Light Co.

yd CLT

_ [Jockey “Club Wil Not Suspend fils

* “‘Lieense, for It is Without
Jurisdiction. :

“Lonpon, June 21. 6 Evening News
publishes an intefview with Lord’ Wm.
Beresford, who is quoted as giving-am: acs
count of the incident at Ascot in- which
Tod, Sloan figured. ” “Lord Beresford
added: “At this Sloane and his com-
panion went for’ the waiter, tho. iatter
‘hitting him‘'in ‘the face with‘ his
while Sloan: hit him with a champagne

bottle, which, however, was not broken. ~

Of-courae we regard an jattack with a
bottle ag despicable and as bad as draw-
ing aknife, but ‘in -Sloan:'s case there
was first’ a great -provocation,'as ‘the
waiter undoubtedly began the-quarrel.
Secondly; the waiter was a great hulking
chap, while Sitane ia alittle fellow. in-
capable of fighting Kim “on equal terms, |
Before you judge him too harakly, think’
of what he hus goxe’ through. . He was
first made a popular hero and latterly a
strong tide of oppesition has set againat
him, presumably because people have
lost money. Certainly the Jockey Club
will not suspend his license. The case
is not within ite jurisdiction.”

ABOUT THE CITY.

Roy Clark left today for Spokane. »
W. 8. Norman, secretary of the Rosa-
land Water and Light company;, re-
turned today to Spukane.:

grand Fourth of July celebration in the ~
evening at Miner’s Union hall.

“The examination at the public scheols
closed today, and the children were dis-
missed for the eummor. vacation.

Eagles, Attention. :
Business of. special importance is te
be considered at the regular meeting of
Rossland ‘Aerie‘No. 10, F. O. E., Thurs-
day evening, June.22nd, Eagles’ hall,

ments we feel assured that ¥¢ your. recent

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Full By order

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