7

‘ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, AUGUST 7. i900.

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.
PusuisaaD” Dan cat omar

BASEMENT’ POSTOPFICE BLOCK.
TEL. 98. FP, 0. BOX 5;

ovmicr:

SUMBCRIPTION RATES:
th b; ail,
pay: gba sear by Sanit:
Daily: per
Pads, 1+. PRP, eat, Tore!
Subseriptions invariably in ‘eayanee.”

| will carry.

under pressure would be* enor-

Mr. Smithmight be surprised to

learn thatthe valye is almost closed:

all the time. It requires 37 turns
to open it full and it is only open

-334-turng-of:-the-w-exch;- in other.

Fine Bottled Goods.
Sa teanciene u
s most

wards the promotion, acquisition, con

18) ‘To purchase or otherwise uct ire
oo or ‘all or nny part of the hus

highly Schlitz’s extract of., malt.
Sold by the bottle: at the\Interna-
‘tional family, liquor store;’ _Import-
ed white wines, clarets!anda Burguo-
dies by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate. prices...» tf

words, it is under
equal to nine-tenths of the steam it
The city engineer, who
has constructed several water works
and should know at least as much

Advertsing rates will be made known upon
application.

TheRacorn reaches the people.

<=

of his p as Mr. H. Bi
Smith, says that with ordinary care
this “leaky : zwooden * “bandbox,” to
use Mr. Smyth's words, i is good for
four or five years more.

An, attempt is made, by both Mr.
Smitha Mr. Stgad to to, show that

\TAUGUST. |
TiWw

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. {

Arrive from DESTINATION, ‘ | Leave ‘for

lelson,Crows:

Fan _jnelud-

aresa.m. | Neat, “aaily.
+ ing

To Trail, Nadie ana
aay. ipfadhad sun:
4 ‘Bound:

‘aly ‘except
Sundays
Trail, Nelson, Ar:
fom Lake ‘points, and
lla line

jelson,
eer

$2:55 p.m.

re

mam.
530 P. mA.

12205 p.m,
1500p, Mm.

gz. system is

“| for fire p i Of
course it is, for it is not finished,
but it is being finished as fast as
‘pen-ca reap do itz t t is becoming. more
nearly” ‘adequate asthe work pro-
greses; and, when. completed, will
be entirely adequate. > ‘The. worie is
in the hafds of a’ competent en-
gineer, who is mapping:the system,
and, when he has” finished, “neither
Mr. Stead, Mr. Smith nor-Mr. Van
Buskirk, will have,to undertake the
the task: Of, E carryibg round a map,
of the water works in his cover-
crowded cranium.

= —_—_———— .
-EDITORIAL NOTES.

is the number of the

Het; 4B ae Ne} Of: ;Your
iting

working) or
control of worka, undertakings and.oper

ations of all. kids, both: public.and pri-
vate, and in bee jar. roads, tram ways,
railwayn,, telegra: telepliones, cables,
ships, lighters, - Jnurbors, piers, docke,

Walcte aque! warehouses. bridges,
jucts, acqueducts, reservoirs, .eme

n
Hb8G} property, or godin Hand iinbdites
uu!

Order op
Necensar,
eee

in obtalning, any ‘provisional
act of parlidinent,. or) other
tea i enabling thin ore

of any!
partnershipyor’ oemone aonae on, oF
about to carry on, any business. whieh | ¢
thia company is authorized to garry oir,
or which Is iu any respect’ similar to ee
objects of {this company, or whic!
Srindirer pen conducted fo a8 directly, 6
a benefit this company, or

waterw orks,

rty deemed suitable

canale, flues, i awe
mills, erushingtilla, smelting works,
iron, nteel, ordnance, engineering - and
implement worka, hydraulic works, gas
and electric. lighting, electrical works,
power supply, quarries, collieries; coke
ovens, foundries, furnaces. factories, ‘car-
rying pndertakings by land ‘and~water,
mints,
publie and pli heitdings newspapers:
and publication establishments, brewer—

| ies, wineries, distilleries, brotel, reriden-

ces, stores, shops, and plavér of amnee-
ment, recreation or instruction, whether

tor the Tene? a this company, and to

‘}enter. into partnership.or into any, ar-.

ranyement with respect to the sharing of

tion, either: in whole: or, in ‘part, wl
‘any such company, corporation, society,
partnership or, persons: {
(19) To dispose of, by sale, lease, un-
derteseo, exchange, aurrender, mortgage,
or otherwise, shgotutely, conditionally,

forthe purposes of the or for
sale or hire to or in return for any con—
sideration from any other companies or

persons: : ;
(5) ‘To undertake; and..carry on any
ines

re u + une going
oom or ‘others iee, toany public body;
.company, gociety, Or association, or to
any person or persona, for, such-consider-
att nas the company may think fit, and
for any. stoc! tk, shates, deb-

or
monly undertaken hor carried on by finan-

entree, debentoe ‘Stock, seuurities, or

bankers,

tinderatiters: concessionaries, beset
tora for.public and, cther .works, capital-
ista or merchants, and to carry on any
other. business which may veem. tothe

company capable’ of being conveniently
carriedoa in sountetion!! with any of the
objects of the comp: which may be
thought calenlated ! Ft re
panics | ihe value of or render profit-

atl or indirectly:

PO) To “promote or: form,  aasiat in
the promotion or “formation ‘of any other
company: vo ‘companies, elthens tery the
purpose ki other.

profits, union.of . interests, or arnalaniaees

or for any. limited interest, all or any | die:
part of the undesteking, property, rights, |,

ito”

Jompany y,

registered, - or  incorporat ch i

necessary. in, ae ta cvalth th lawe

any’ Siete or dn which it od

or may ‘pl fi

to open and
register.or.

company. ina any Fie oh colo.
foreiya
rea in

other company to such regis.

prnaure,

loters
(22) To ive: the call of, shares

confer.any2 preferantial::or; Apecial th a
to the. allotment of hares, on such tenis
aol ia ‘such: manner 88 may’'svem expe.

“353 Po distribute any.of the property
or, assets of .the® company among the
members: i cia or-otherwise :

(24) fo. all or any. ‘of the above
ching any part of the globe, either as
principals, agents, contractors, trustees,
or otherwise, and either, alone or in con-
junction with ‘others, ‘and ‘ either by or
through: anenity 7 epb-oantractora, trustees,
or otherwise, with power to “appoint
trustee or trusteea:;peracn

wise dcaling with all’ or’: ‘any.ol the prop-
erty, rights, apd , liabilities: of “thie. com-
pany, /or‘any property. in which. this com-
Pany, js interested. or for avy ather pur-
Lipas ‘with poner to assiat such‘company

8 Pi y or

C.
Py

Notice is\hereby,qven, that the statutory
annual tuestingyof the; Kingston, Gold
Mines, limited, non-personal liability, of
Roseland, B. U., will be held at the com-
pany’s office, Bank of Montreal building.
Rossland, B:0.;on August, 11jh 1900, at
9 d'olock’p. m., * for the ‘election ‘of direc
tors and officers: of the-company and to

Faliay wilk: turpish ,
aggregating 622 men ‘and a gunboat
for service in China.;

In reply.to the. Nelson Miner's
complaint that it has never been
able to ascertain what Furnerism is,
the Kaml Standard says: ‘‘As

TIME OF ARRIVAL. AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

far as we can make out, Turnerism
is prosperity, which always arouses,
the j es of those not partak-

DESTINATIONS. [ pug,

in Robson, ‘
ic Hal Sotaee|!
F sad a al Sloean mand peepee

id Ys
Nelson, Leven and. kor aa

“| Spokane, Northpo!
ie Teer tes,

Ordinary ileter matt ‘sty
ge all Eastern the]
[Ghited Kingdom and all ¥en:
ropean and” other’ foreign
countries.

Nelson aia district.

ze Ltt i? jitob: WI

ern eres aphoban Eas

be oa United” King

iy. (ogra aad ail I european po

4 Forks Greenwood,

Siitvay and all otter Bound:
_ lary District pointe

Australia, China and Japan—See special sete
* Letters for Registration it be
ne EE oe Rear ten nat oe ea
eat? Geer toffice is EAS aes from 8 a. m., té 7 p.m.

‘50 ADVERTISERS...

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive... We,will

gladly change your ‘‘ad” every isspe |i

_ if copy is presenced before 10 a. m

Ling in it, andthey would naturally
be dowa on Turnerism.”

The demand for a normal school
is not confined to the interior, It
is also.heard in Victoria ‘and Van-
couver.

All a Japanese has to do is to go
before a.notary, swear that he has
been i in Canada three. years, . take’
the, oath of allegiance and, hey,
presto! he.is a British-subject. He
has been coached thoroughly,for he
answers ‘three years’ ? to any ques-
tion put to him. But what Canada
cannot,do to stop the invasion, Ja-

forbidden , immigration to Canada
and the United States.

‘Qom, Paul has afew millions: in
gold cached away somewhere, while | 1,
2alms:off. paper money on. the
This is s.the. most.

Col. Sam Hughes has deprived
Gen...Hutton of the credit. of. secur-
his removal by writing a letter
sajiog he was relieved at his own

“THE "WATER WORKS. |

The Miner treated its readers on.

Sunday morning to a.water works
+. The. id i
was to show that the: ‘system was

The general should :have

.| censored his correspondeuce.

The Dawson board of. fade has’
decided to. raise $50,000 to be used |:
in placing the true conditions in the
Yukon: territory, before. parliament

in’a véry
For this purpose Walter Stead and
that. incurable sorehead, H. B:
Smith, were used. ~
If. the Miner. hoped to make a
point from -Mr. Stead against the
purchase of the .water warks by the
city, it was disappointed, for he
says the water, rights alone were
worth the money. But he pro-
-ceeds to criticize the city for not
wetting a plan of the distributing
‘system, which he carried in his
head, and to. show how: indispensa-
ble.he isto the city. But the Min-
ers main stand-by. is H. B. Smith,
wlio cannot forgive the city for take
ing - his ‘advice, paying for it and
yet not following it. When’ Mr.
Smith was employed at a. regular
professional fee as city engincer,
the city paid for what it got and in-
curred no obligation to feed his
ep Ss I vanity by following his
advice, when it was inexpedient
from.a business,standpointto do so.
Mr.:Smith condemns the stave pipe,
saying that it-leaks trom end.to end
and adds: ‘Some surprising re-
sults would not ‘unlikely follow if
the valve at’ the end was closed
down for 2g hours. The leakage

and ing.retorm. . In his speech
moving the. resolution, J. A. Clute
said, of. the: royalty on gold: ‘A
more infamous law was never
made. than. that., The, people of
England have. voted money. and
sent.men ta fight a people in South
Africa. who. never enacted a law as
unjust, as.that.”

Party. lines. were drawn. in the
vote.on the amendment of Mr, Mc-
Innes to.Mr. Helmcken’s labor. res-
olution. and. Messrs. Kidd, Neill,
Ralph Smith and Houston voted
with the Martinites. That gave
them a. total of 13 votes to the gov-
ernment’s 24.

Mr. Helmcken has'given notice.
of a motion in favor of British Co-
lumbia representation in the Do-
minion. cabinet.

Mr. McPhillips has given notice
of an d to the Pp
act designed to clear the ground of.
the corpses of-defunct wildcats.

ne

John Lucas,formorly!of the Clar=
eudon,. willbe glad to receive his
old patrons and friexds at the
Kootenay. 7 r

t .

pap has done, for it has absolutely a

transact ‘all‘guch puyingss As g@iay come be-
fore'the meetirig.” fo bd BY LPR ES.
: FR. BrociipERora; Sec.
7

NOTICE. -_

Notice is hereby,ciyen, that the statutory
annua! meeting of the Skylark Gold Mines,
limited. I liability, of
B. C., will be held at the company’s office,
Bank of Montreal bnilding, Rossland, B,
C., on Aug. lth, 1900, at 8. 0'clock p. nmi..
for the election of directors and officers of
the company. and.to transact all such busi-
ness as may come before the meeting.

1% F, R. Blovnpenees, Sec.

« NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the statua-
tory annual mesting. of tne Umatilla Gold
Mining Company, limited: - non-personal
liability, of Rossland, B. ill be held at
the company’s office, Bank of Montreal
building, Roasiand, B C.,;- Augnat-:11, 1900,
at7o'clock p. m., for election of

ne ) or otherwise acquire,
hold, sell, ‘Manipulate, exchange, turn to
account, dispose of, and steal in agricul-
tural, plantation, forestal, fishing and
trading rights ; and in all or any products
of farms, plantations, forests, fisherics,
and the earth, including animals, grain,
provisions, fruita, wine, spirits. cotton,
wool, ilk fibrea,: to . eaffee, ten,
sugar, timber, : rubber,’ oils. chemicals,
explosives, drugs, dve stuffs, nitrater,
petroleum, . bullion, - copper, lead. tin,
quicksilver, iron, con}, stone, and mer-
chandize and‘ commodities ‘of all kinds,
either for immediate..or future delivery,
and whether in acrude state or manu-
factured; or partl:

paying or
towards the kd liminary. expenses, or,
providing the whole or) part, of the capi-
tal-thereof, or. by taking or subscribing
for. shares, preferred, ordinary, or: de-
ferred;: therein, or-by lending money
thereto upon debentures or otherwise;
and further, to payout. of; the fonds, ot

to allow. atiy. propart:
remain. “atatanding ins Sremch | trustee @

cng "To ido. jal disc other, things as ,

a Iaeidental: or may. thought con-
aiva to. the, attsigment7of' the above
ob} eelbe Or an;
word “compar
when raha ‘other

dom ot relia

the. pany al

to the dvertii
ing; cand! ratselhtiont, of (this-or any
other company, and to the issue and: sub:
scription:- of: the sharq or loan capital,

peer oral Save BB Dee incites ex-
pressed, be: regarded: a6 ‘independent ob-

jects, and‘ac shall: be in-‘nowise
imited OF seeirioton (except where other-
swine:

an
for i licati for, or-placing,

) by
to the .objects..indicated in. any

or guaranteeing the placing & the
shares, OF any lebentures, or debenture
stock, or-other securities -of this or, any

or
otherwise; and to. advance money at in-
terest upon. the security of val or any
anch products,

other! 3,and “also ;all_ ex:
attending «thei iague of any circular or
notivé;'or ‘the pridting, sts stauping, and

ities, and.to carry on siatiness as wer
chants, importers and exporters
fan Tot transact and carry on all Kinds
agen

to.be filled
up by the aharéholders- of minis. or con—
nected with this or any other company;
and to.uniertake. the :management-and

in particular to collect moneys.

ae ‘other work, duties, and} ty

revenne, interests, rents and Ropantl to
negotiate. loans; to find investments;
and to issue and place shares, stocks,
bondr, -debentures, debenture stocks or
securities:

(8) To subscribe . for, purchase or
otherwise acquir, hold, sell, exchange,
dispose of and deal in shares, stocks,
honds, ‘debentures, debenture stock. or
obligations of ‘any company, whether
ritish. Colontal or ‘Foreign, or. of any
authority, supreme, municipal,
other wise:

(9) -To gusrantee the payment of
money secured by or payable under or,in
respect of bonds, debentures, debenture
atocl Contrasts, Mortgages, -charges,

and officers of the-company and to trans-
act all such business as may Properly he
brought beforé the. meeting. .
1it F. R. BLOCH BERGEE,
Becretacy Umitalle Gold Mining Co.,
Limited, non-personal Iiability.

LICENSE AUTHORIZING AN EXTRA
PROVINCIAL COMPANY TQ
CARRY ON-BUSINESS.:

“Companrs’, Act, 1897.”

Can 5
Brovixes or Burren Co.usera. i

pais IS TO CERTIFY that. the Le

Roi No. 2, limited, is’ authorized and Ji-
censed to carry on: business, within the
province of British Columbia, and to
carry out or effect all or any of the objects
hereinafter set forth to which the legi
lative authority. of the legislature of. it
ish Columbia extends.

‘The head office'of the company is ‘sit-
pate at No. 43, Lothbury, London, Eng-

"The amount of the capital: of the:com-
pany 4s£600,000, ivided _ into: 120,000
shares of $5 each:

The head office of the company in ble
province ip situate at Rossland, and
nard Mucdonald, mine’ manager, ‘whose
address is Rossland. orestid, is the at-
torney for the comp:

The objects for which the companay.ha

of. ‘aay com-

eign, or of any aothority, supreme, mu-
nicipal, local or otherwise, or of any per-
sons whomsoever, whether corporate or
uvincorporate:

enjovment of property, either absolately
‘or subject to any qual ideations. or condi-

tions and to guarantee. companies or per-
sone interested or abont to Basane inter-

actions, proceedin,
in respect of any Fnenfileleney or imper>
fection. or deficiency of title, or in respect
of any: incumbrances,: burdens, or out-
standing, rights:

“(1) ‘To furnish ‘and frovide deposi

Tocal or | .

pany, whether ‘Rritish,: Colonial. or. For; |.

(10) To gitarantee the.title to or quiet |,

ested In qny property eagainet anv logs, |-
EB, claims or: demands |*

i yon such terms
ag may. te determined:

(21) .To obtain, or in any way assist

nseS |

other paragraph, or; the name of the
company, bat y ied out in as
full:and.amy maanbet, “fang. construct-
iiparsgraphe ded sore ee Sena he
i) -ol 8 ofa

separate “dlatittet, and-independent com-

peGlven under-my yihand aad seal of offi
at‘Victoria,‘ provineoof British Gannte
hist Oth day of Waly, Snesthousand nine

(.. ‘OOTON,
“eal of: Joint: ‘stock. Gowen
July 25. 40

DRY Goons. ‘STORE.

GREAT MID-SUMMER;

TLEARANCE. SALE.

- IN. COTTON.
AND: SILK: ‘SHLM: eet:

and siarshise fands uired:in relation
ioany tender or application for any.con-

the carrying out of. any contract, conces-
sion, decree or enactment:

of all} Kinde: ;
receive mone:

and valuables of all -kinds. Tes deponit, at

interest or otherwise, or for safe custody,

safe deposit.company :
(14). To lena money to, such parties

‘and on such terms, with or without se-
curity, as-may.ceem expedient; and in

ing tee tie the company ; and

been established are
Q). To ysearch for,
and explore miner and. ground supposed
to contain minerals or precious stonps,
and to search for and obtain information
1n regard to mines, mining, ‘claltas,! min-
ing districtsa'‘and

‘accept, enctorse,-discount; 4
bay, sell ard deal inctlile of exchany

take on leqse ‘or concession, or otherwise
acquire for any interest therein, and to

hold, sell, dispose of and deai with lands
or hereditaments of aty tenure, wold, | oo
silver, copper, lead, tin, quicksilver, iron,
stone, coal orother mines, mining, water,
timber and other rights and generally
any property supposed to contain: miner-

otes, drafte, bills of lading,

property or privilege, - nor "in -relation to |.

securities |-

and nd geuenally to carry on the business of |*

Hing de to customers of. and persons | ;

“hy Cotton, Cash- Cash=
_mere and” Sitk: ‘mere and Silk. Silk.

_ Every

f con- |
frag by me mbers. of. . or ‘compnies 3
having ealings with the company; and

Mentioned a.
Decided Barge

panels

coupons, eauraaty. and-.other
or transferable. instruments, and. buy.
cae and deal in ballion, specie and:

payment of money for the pu:
company. in such manner. at

als or precious stones of any kind and
undertakings , and to

explore; work: ise, di Rs finance
and turn to account the ) Same ; es

(2) To search for, win, quarry, assay;
crush. wash, dress, reduce, amal algamate,
smelt, refine and prepare for market
metalliferous quartz and ore, and other
mineral and metal-aubstances and a Bre
cious stones. and for this purpose to
or otherwise acquire buildings, lant

stock (euch
bonds, Uabentarees and debenture ‘stock
being made payable to bearer:or other-
wise, and issuable or payable either at
Par or at a premium or discount),or by
mortgages, scrip certificates, bills of-ex-
ehange ar promissory notes, or, by any
other instrument, or in such other mar-
ner as may be datermined, and for.any

tools; to fa sell, manipulate, export

and deal in ores, minerals and metals of

all kinds and precious stones; and gen-

erally to institute, enter into, carry on,

assist or participate in any mining and
and

ings connected thérewith :

(3) To purzhase or otherwise acquire,
hola, sell. exchange,-turn_to account,
dispose of and deal in real ‘and personal
property of all kinds, and in particolar
ands, buildings, hereditaments, busi-
ness concerns aud undertakings, mort~

gages, charges, annuities, patents, patent
rights, copyrights, licenses, securities;

nts, charters, concessions, leases, con-
tracts, options, policies, book debta and
claims, and any interest in. real or
sonal property, and any claims against
such property or against any persons or
gompany, and to finance and carry on
any business concern or undertaking 80
acquired 5.

(4) To promote, acquire, construct,

sach to charge all ons ce art
of the property of the compa: »: bot both

present and future, includin; saacalled
capital; and to allot the te of the
company, credited as fully or partly pad
;1p, or bonds, febentores or debenture
stock issued the company, as the

whole or part wy the

or for any valuable consideration :

(16) To mnake 9 slonationa to such per-
sons. and in such cases,’ and .either of
cash: or other aonete, may be thought
ditectly or indirectly conduelve to any of

objects or.

helonte and “to subscribe. or , guarantee
money for ‘charitable or benevolent ob-
jects, or for any exhibition, or for any,
Public, General or other object:
‘9 enter into any arrangement
with any government or anthorities,:su-
preme, municipal, local.or, otherwise,
and to obtain from any such guvernment
£ acthority any righta, concessions, char-
and privileges which may be

equip, main‘sin, im:
age or

rove, work, man-
|, OF in or subscribe

to- | jects or an;

thought goatee ve to the company’s ob-.

j (13) To borrow or raiee -or secure the :

erehane, “price for ‘

_—-—s

* Cor, First Ave. and . Washington: Sts
THE:CENTRAL DRY GOODS. ‘& CLOTHING. STORE
cocseecceasesosesecaaeoes

ny retires
Katie D. Green.G. M.
and D. Co... Ltd.

thie memo. . -

“till tomorrow,

= |5
:

NON-PERSONAL’ LIABILITY:

Property ‘situated- on’ North: Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B.C.

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

7Z 1-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application to

22 Columbia Aveuue, GEO!
Rossland, B. C. no Perens,

wn

,

~—

‘| timekeeper had counted’ eight” sec-

CHANCES AMONG TEACHERS
2 a 4a7 Ke Si ic
‘The Board Will aide Fill “Vacancl Ty Caused
by Resignation 0 of Members of the Sta
Increased Attendance: in Pare ‘of
Larger Appropriation. ‘

a

The school, erubtess have decided

‘by a three-round bout

first |. knockdown. King “quickly,
farose and forced the fighting. Twice
|he knocked Ellis .down,. and. the

‘onds before ‘he struggled bey, chia
feet. The third | d

For Reut . i
The Dominion hotel and. theater,
furnished, Apply~” to George
Owen, the Alhambra, . Sar Lite

——__—

him, the fight having lasted two
minutes. |

The principal evenc was preceded
between
'Frank-: Raymer. and. Frank . Arm-
strong. . Then came one between
William, Funk and Jack Lawlor, in
which the latter drew blood, Last
was a. very: lively. bout betwein
Brown and:Sellers, the colored:long,
‘and short men.

“Dan Thomas was master of cere-
monies, J,:McArthur: referee, \and-
iW J. Venner ‘‘timekeeper... Ellis
was’ “by: Blondie- Sorenson.

in a day or two,to,
A much larger - attendance of chil>
dren is expected than there, .was.;at
the close of the last’ schdal y

There are soecel, vacancies among
the teachings ff toi be filled. Miss
Moffatt resigata'before the end!jof
the term andjhas e'to. Portland)
Miss Fraser atid ‘Miss McQueen
have resigned’ since the schools
closed,:the former. having, ; goneyi.to
New Westminster-and the latterito |-
her home at Sutherland’ River, neat
Pictou, N. S. tis expected that
D. G. McTavish,. the assistant prin-
cipal, will also resign. A vet
of ap i haye;ibeen d
and /appointments wil be. mate ‘at
the next mi

It is ore hae there isa good
prospect that tt creased appro- |

aad-E, McLellan, King Qby Frank
Raymer and Frank French.
- Hazelwood"

ice--cream,. Harry

cut fidwers at the Bon Ton, tf s

MINERS’ CHECKS
‘cashed at face value at: the”

HOFFMAN HOUSE

“For ‘Rent=+Dinitg «room; tury
;nished. ‘Apply’ Butte hotel: tf

Furs renovated and repaired by
' Lougheed, who has secured the ser-'
vices! of:an: expert:furrier.

For sale—Phoenix*‘ bicycle,:'’99
model. Price $15.
roffice. ©

priation asked from. the.
department will be granted,’ ‘put ‘this
will not be. known suntil. the _ésti-
mates are brought’isto 't ie"

ture by the government,

After being fenibtked out by Aindy |.
King last night, Fred Ellis. became |

riotously drubk and was arrested: ‘by
Sergeant MéPhee.” The case .Was
remanded - by- Magisttate" \Boultbee
when hz will also
have a hearing-on‘the charge of as+

saulting his wi es which has been
Re

TO PREPARE Foy ELEOZION an

Provincial ; ‘Ponservative-
+ Galied for New Westminster}.

The following" . call has been-is-

‘sued for a _ providicial convention: of |.

the Liberal-Co servative party:*:.
“Owing t
early Dominion election, the annizal

eting of the Liberal-Conserv: tive z

‘union. of ‘British ? ‘Columb’ will ‘be

‘Ja
Ki
held in ‘the °Assemtly. hall, New |:

Westminster: 1On.the goth day of
August next, Eommencing | at’:
a.m.

“All Liberal Gonservatives i

fned del

\Comvention |"

ithe probability of ‘an [Gi

are'the best.
TODAY'S STOCK SALES,

Following i is “a: summary’ of:'the }-
sates on the local exchange. today.:
her:with ¢

ossland inte:

were as follows: Giant, 1000, 234¢,.
3000, 254, 1000, 2340; Tamarac,
1000; §00,° §§00,45¢; Virginia, 500,,
‘2%{c; Okanogan, 1000, Ke;
Peoria, 1500, 134ct-- ‘fotal.sales,-
11,000 shares. :

fitorn’
sdian Goid Fields
fariboo (Cam " ip McKinney}

$3 co Res:
&

Boge Beak:

Mount mn.

4 ais OK
7 (eee Bear (Rast Kootenay¥ 1 ie
j'Novelty

|. to
LiberalsConservativetasso

district meetings: convened ‘for ‘this |°

purpose. One-delegate for’ every
20 b of
district meetingyi ‘Proxies. can only
be used by memibers of the union.

“R, Hi Ellis, Secretary,

we

x

¥

Me

=

V
“Edward. GawlerPrior, We
“President L..C.. U. of B.C
é “Victoria’”
The LibpralsCanservatives * of
Rossland will
trade rooms at'8 olgiock tomorrow
evening to elect delegates.

Loap she Third. Game Algo

The Rossland team was defeated |:

by Spokanes:in“:the ‘third of ‘the

series of ball games, yesterday, the
They came} -

and are now |"

‘Agents for ParisBell Addit fon to Rossland.

‘score being?! 14
home this aorni

studying a scheme to change their
luck, for they do not admit that
their playing hag deteriorated. Dep-
uty Collector of Customs Archie
Patterson, ' of: Sheep} Creek, \ has

challenged. them.to, ~Play the sh&p
Creek nine, but he is, suspected. of
“joshing.” =

+ KING WINS SN\TMW FinsT.

Ellis Kuocked. Out by the Third
Knockdown Blow.

The glove: icontest: .betwsen Andy
King and Fred Ellis at the Inter-
national last: night ‘was short, sharp
and decisive. King was in fine con-
dition, but Ellis was evidently oyer-

ectiat the board’ of |

és
50.
8 300
$ 1

agig totenptecigi

re

‘Telephone 86. P.O, Box.208

A -B. MACKENZIE & co:-
°

MINING BRCKERS,

Golumbia Ave. Rossland, B. C

Established May, 1895.
‘THE REDDIN- Ne emeot | co.,
Camere uaneery.
MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS.

F W. HINSDALE,
.
CUSTOM HOUSE BROK&R,
In Castom Hoase ‘building

New. xork Life Insurance Agency.
‘Washington street. Rossland. B.C.

“Advertisements under this: head inserted atthe

Webb: and .G, Bs chocolates, fresty |:

Apply. F, , this.| ..
tf.

oGales:today ‘on:the local: exchange. ; ./

Wanted—A woman’ cook.. In-
quire at this office. ‘ 2 6t

OLASSIFIED. ‘

gate of One Cent a Word. Nothing taken! for
fess than 25 cents, Six insertions, $1. 00. if oe

‘ TAILORING.

O. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
carties the best assortment of imported and'do-
mestic goods in ‘Rossland... None but first-class
labor ‘employed.’ Prices’ moderate, ~ Columbia
ayenue, Rossland.

‘TIME CARD OF TRAINS.

Double Daily Train: Service.

No.1 Ne ene Limited
jorthCaaat e Limited

@’ Alen
Falouse & Lewiston br’ ch
Central Wash. branch:
toca! Freight: vest.
‘Local Freight, east.

"Offers! ‘special membershij
duc nénts' for: a short time ‘by ;

Rossland :
Athletic...

suspension of the initiation fee.
All the.

Magazines
«« Periodicals

Excellent: aécommodatidns for’
permanent and temporary board
and. chambers; $36 to $40 per
month. For particulars apply to

CHARLES ‘E. ‘BENN,
* Charies Webster, Steward. Secretary.

Le Roi Livery, Feed!"
& Sale Stables.

JOBN. F. ‘LINDBURG. .’. ...PROPRIETOR

Heavy Transferriny, . d
: Firsteclass Saddle & Pack Horses,
STABLES:

Commercial Alley, ’Pbone Na. 89.
Postoftice Box:16:

Dow? BEDU BE: DUPED

‘There Have been placed upon the’ mar
} several chen ‘Pp rints of errant | 4
20£*. Webster's a Dictionary: ve they are
offered under: ‘various names at a low price.

et and °
fad zs Tac wm tesa 4
., Ampoundements of these comparatively”

Worthless 2 ‘i
See

Peoigeeet A.to-Z,
poe Dictionaries, :

@
Yourosunrmmien fart init faa wanscid Yforabout

ich was superior in "ot
Sand b Binding ‘to these Trntatio ns being:
@ work of some merit instead 0 ‘Of ObS

The
Sees,
name familiar to this generation. ©

aaa ym cheap jon,

aluable ae tale work, 46, wo havo at vast
LarOURRLY. revised +

hout the world: as

Satocsser, kuown theeugh
Svobetcr's fe International Dictionary.
8 lifetime you should

“Get ‘the Best.

ited pamphiet free, Address
z oe & rit ‘MERRIAM- bers? Springfield, Masa.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having purchased the cigar
and tobacco business of Cap-
tain S, B. Shaw, we respect-
fully solicit a continuance of
his old patronage, and assure

, his:many’friends that the same «

‘ Servicefor the year1900

Dally xcept Sunday. all others daily.
ven

os. cant
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
i ZEIGLER BLOCK,
Carner.Howard and Riverside,

‘Try Our Btectrle Lighted

“NORTH COAST
LIMITED”

With New “Observation Cars.”

HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wa
A.D. CHARLTON.A.G.P.A..Portiand.Ore *

| CANADIAN
Pac

? its expensive and dangerous, to say
“nothing of the trouble and disagreeable

task af cleaning lamps. Vou wil tn
Gt far nore plosaant: gad muuch

They reduce insurance; give your.
home'or business place a

a brighter
ww money in

Estimates furnished for Wiring arid'Lighting, ' Electric Fixtures carried in stock.”

Electric Power supplied for;Mining and Manufacturing purposes,

Itis much cheaper than steam. Motors for sale or tent.

» Ser Tri case of trouble. Sith inte tights, teles selephone Nok sus perreen 8a.m., and 6 p.m,

Rossland Water and Light Go.

ROSS. THOMPSON...

Ihave’ the’ reli blécks i in ‘the fahoning companies tor -ale
Sure d, Gopher, H Evening Star,
Stiverite,R/E: Lee) Bodie,Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Otiginal Townsite

Reddin: sonCo., Agents, 1

will “be commenced
, JUNE 10.
“vial Liniited”’ (takes
- you ‘across the ‘Conti-
“nent in four days with-
out change.- It. is a
solid vestibuled train,
luxuriously equipped
with every possible-es-
sential for the comfort
and convenience —of
Passengers. Ask"your
friends who have trav-
_olled on if, or. address

E. n COYLE: Ww. ES ANDERSON,

Netsoe, Fs "Ce

fair ‘and ©
_ wil} mark: all our -We:

“have for your selection the’
; choicest and most varied . line
of Tobaccos, Cigars and Pipes *
in the province and assure you
perfect satisfaction, no matter
haw small ctie transaction..

We continue the agency for
the .Spokesman-Review » and
Spokane Chronicle. “~

Thanking you in advauees
. very teuly3y yours, .

INVESTORS

will find the office

BIG FOU

-Consolidated’ Mining Co.

Two doors ‘above: M Hall,

The Rossland Auction House;

The “Impe-| 3

| SLAUGHTERING OF PRICES,

Our regular 25c- all: wool'! sox

Begs to! thank. their); many patrons and the: public eonerally for
the very liberal patronage they.have
extended t to them since their

CLOSING’ OUT SALE

Commenced, and Wouta take this opportunity
of informing’ them ‘of another®

Which will last for one. week only, as.the prices we. quote below.
are ruinous to everyone except the buyers.
Here are some'of the eyeopeners.

Suits of Clothes,’ ‘ Oil Clothing.
This spring’s goods, from! Coats, Pants and Hats at just
$2.50 to’S12.° ‘ “one: half the usual’’pricés,’"' ’

:Overalls.and;Jumpers.: |... Summer Underwear, .

Jumpers, that ‘everybody: else We are heavily stocked ‘inthis
sells. for 75 ¢,,our,price!soc.- line... We-will sell.to all. com-

Miners’ Shoes. ers,at fromzoqa.garment ,

Special line of Egyptian and
That we sald for $3 $4 Ssiand | , Balbsiggan shirts, 20c; draw-.
$6, at $1.50, S34. $2.soand $3.) eater ss 4 ae

Also a line of fine walking bah aca poey Stree
shoés from'$t iB. Top Shirts. ,
S 0x : sth _In Rreat variety from 25¢ up.
: x Gloves and Mits:-250° Up:-.
“Neckties ‘and ‘Suspea- *’
ders from 10¢ Up.

Remember, these: prices are only sosh for one’ week, starting’ from’
today. .. Be.on hand early and.so get the-choicest selections::

We have. engaged , special, help:so that you are sure. of courteous
and quick attention. .

Rossland Auction House, «

‘will sell: three for. 25c.
Cotton, sox just the : thing: for! H
fide weather, 5c. 2 pair. ‘

42-B; Columbia ‘Ave.
‘B, Bannett. Maetaes

Columbia avenue.

Three Large Veins, Good-

Shipped expressly for
and used exclusively by

THE CLARENDON

Miss Swanson.

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

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

FOR RENT.

Boxes: in Bank of Montreal Safes

MONTREAL LOAN

Roit & Grogan

A. G, CREELMAN,

AND BUILDER,

ee
attends
Ofice and shop?

trained. Ellis however. scored: the

CONTRACTOR

ds of work. Job
Estimates sep hed ona kin ots wo

Court, rear Alham

FOR RENT.

Oifice on first floor 118 Block.
Offeg and rome, O14 -pecon

aie irehousesn center of town.

FOR SALE:

-roomed Dwelling hous:
Sever rnished throughout, good

"|g INVESTMENT Co

floor Burns

2, plastered
Toealit

IRCORPORATED

Head offce, Impetiah bullding, St. James Street
Horized Capital 2,000,

A ners eet svar:.* goob oOo.

avhis Gaeasecy es ened a Peanch ofMea bare
‘wih the lollowing Board of Management.

Elmer A. Rolf. Hons Thos. os. Mayne | ie Daly,0 .Q-. C.
» Hamiton

Seerey Treaster. W: vi esding
The Mont Loan & fi ent Co offers the
safest at inves ment Tor sinall st ‘sirne now open to
pub, and ‘Tends money in large or small Lenounts

payable in monthly Setaunments.
Fo. oe turther information, apply to

W. H. FALDING;

Secretar}

O00,

- Treasurer.

ty:Deposit Vault.

jess opportanit;

em Petele P.O. Box 315.

Hotel and Saloon on Second dreioe=it
splendid busiz tanity.

Bank “ Montreal Chambers, Columbia avenue.

UNEXCELLED TABLE,

THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL!

<""_Headquarters.for Commer-
cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms.

Haverty, Proprietor