ROSSLAND ‘EVENING RECORN, JANUARY 11,1889)

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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JANUARY 11, 1899.

elsewhere.

This. week we have given.up one ofour entire windows to a nice dis-
play: of house furnishing goods, many articles of which are not found

-|government that know their own mind

‘Therefore we ery, noone need. be sur-
prised te see recruits flocking to the
standard of the government, many of
the gentlemen in opporition will be
‘heartily sick of their no-‘eled leaders
before s. week is over, thorc are better
men than the leaders among the opposi-
tion, and they will not bear to ree their
cause bungled; nor will they bp able to
resist the feeling of admiration for a

—are sure they aro right and are going
ahead,
Defections from the opposition ranks
may belooked for throughout the res-
sion, Weare quite satisfied with the
manner in which the government vindi-
cated themeelves yesterday, and are con-

10 THE ELEGTORS

YOUR

OF ROSSLAND:—_——

To the Electors oi Rosslan‘:

YOUR VOTES AND INFLUENCE

Requested for...

Albert Barrett

5 ae.
tee eee ee For
4

Ty ON GAP

Decided Recovery In the London’ &
B. 6. Gold: Fields.

——————

HALL MINES ON THE DECLINE

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The New British: Columbia Develop-
ment Corpération’s Proper y

HENRY BONE HAS HIS DAY

Takes. Exceptions to Hr. Goodeve’s
Statements.

CONTRACT HOT “TAKEN FROM BIH

Work Taken Over, by the City and
Completed at Bohle’s

January 9.

3500 in Real
Estate.

NOTICE.

GIT ELECTION JANUARY 1

Nomination Day Fixed for Monday,

QUALIFICATIONS OF MAYOR SET OUT

Candidates for Aldermen Must Own

The Saturday Record, containing all
the local mining news wili. be mailed
to'any address in the United States or
Canada for $l a yeur, u

M. J, WALKER,

RELIABLE
AUCTIONEER

Any kind of goods sold on commission
at moderate charges.

Cor,. Spokane St. and
ColuMbia avenue.

WHAT MAY BE SEEN.
Tapestry Carpets, 50c, 65c. 85c and 1.00 a yard.

Public notice is hereby given to the
electors of the municipality of Rossland,
that I require the presence of the said
electoe. at the city officeson Culumbia

in the Boundary.

tent to await farther developments. : Expense.

ALDERMAN

oe

Notice to Water Consumers.

R

RUGS! RUGS!
CURTAINS..

Ingrain Carpets, 35¢ and 50c a yard.
Hemp Carpets, 15, 20, and 25c a yard.
Hall Carpets, Stair Carpets, Stair Linens, Ete,

Kensington Art Squares, $7.50, $8.50, $0.50, $10, $11.50 $12.50.
Japanese Art Squares, $7.50, $12.50, $14 and $15.00 each

Lace curtains at $1, $1.25, $2, $3, and.$6.

‘At $1.00$ 1 26, $1.50a nd Upwards ~

Tapestry,
ures.

and Chenile curtai.

, curtain poles and fix-

y)

.$ THE CRESCENT
oe Rossland., B. C.

aa

-}wasto of water. and all persons found

All persons are warned not to leave
their faucets opon, which results in the

doing so will have the water shut off.
This is made necessary on accountof
the ecarcity of water during the cold
weather. ~
Rossanp Water & Ligur Co.

Copper and Lead.
New York,Jan. 10.—Copper—Strong;
brokers’ price, $13.34; exchange price,
$18.50 @$18.75. Lead—Strong; brokers’
price,$3.85 : exchange price, $4.10@$4.15,

McCrae & Co
Mining and
Investment Brokers.

ROSSLAND RECORD.
BY BBER. 0. BMITH.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the Aditor must
be -ccompanied by the name and address
Of the Writer, not necessarily tor publica
tion, but as ovidence of good faith.

BUBSURIPTION RATES,
Daily por week by carrier.. 3.15
Daily per month by mail, 6
Daily half year by mail. %
Daily per Year..:...... 00
Daily per. year, foreign. 00
Subscriptions invariably in advance. :
Advertising rates will bemade known on ap-
plication -

, NOTICE.

On and after December.1, The Rosstaxp Ev-
xx1Na Recorp will be delivered toany address
in the United States or Canada forgS = year,
and delivered tonny. part of the clty for 15 cents
a week, or 50 cents a month

‘WEDESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1899,

'40 THE LABORING MEN.

The laboring people of Rozsland,
whether ‘or not. they belong to an organ-
ization, need not be reminded by the
Recorp that there is but one course
ieft them to pursue, and that.is to stand
true and steadfast to their determina-
tion to support.Mr. Wallace, tv a man.
If they do not do so, defeat and the loss
of prestage is liable to fall upon them.
Tf Mr. Wallace-is defeated it can only
oceur by the failure of the laboring
people to hang.together. They clearly
hold.the balance of power in the -pres-
ent contest, and if they do not exercise
it, it will-be a long time before they can
again gain the confidence of their
friends outside their organization.

Every merchant or business man who
looks to them for trade, should in this
emergency lend them a helping hand
and not only vote for their candidate for
mayor, but talk for .bim, and without
tainting this article with a threat, we
can pledge such persons.a renewed and
i d-friendelip and from
@ thousand, hardy gons of toil.

But working men who are not true to
themeelves cannot expect others to be
true to them, and should not be sur-
prised, after election, to get the cold
shoulder from their friends who suffer
defeat on account of their failure to
work and vote as a single man.

Stand firm, stand Be trne

defeated, the defeat ia equally yours,
Poll for him every vote in the com-|
bined organizations, and politicians, and
men who only desire to use you will ‘re-
ceive a leseon they will not forget.

Alderman Goodeve made no friends
for himself last night upon the plat-
form. He demonstrated that he was a
mean{notforiginal or fertile in ideas. He
had nothing new to say,:nd took up}
three times as much tim as Mayor
‘Wallace himself. Mr. Go.deve seemed
to forget that he was only, there upon
suffrage and not entitled t-hogthe time
talking of trivial affairs. It was Big I,
‘and Little You all the way through with
him, to the chagrin and disgust of even
his friends. They Were disappointed in
him, and it is strongly hinted that
his committee declared off the meeting.
which had been announced for tonight,
because they realized that he was
making votes [sr Mr. Wallace, and
that it was not saie to trust him again
upon the public platform.

Will the church people prefer to sup-
port Mr. Goodeye for mayor who says
upon the public platform, that if elected
he will favor keeping the saloons open
on Sunday, to. a man who said. damn,”
and says he will enforce the Sunday law,
if electid?

Itis the drowning man who clings to
the straws, and nothing can be mure
apparant than that there ia no senge,
reason or excuse for electing Mr. Good-.
eve, over Mr. Wallace, other than that
‘Mr. Wallace said “damn.”

A Good Working Majority.
Victoria Times.

Six is a very respectable majority for
@ government to.carry.on business, It
igan excellent number to begin with;
lor no one supposes the government ma-
jority will not besubstantially increased
before the session 1s a fortnight older.
There is nothing that the average man
or average legislature admires and prizes
more than strength of character; firm-
nes, fortier en re, if one chooses to put
it that way; men like .to feel that for
better or worse they have lenders who
are atleast men, strong men with very
well-defined ideas of what they are
about; men witha plan with their in-
domitable energy and powerful intelli-
gence will work out in spite of ail oppo-
sition, Whatever charges may be lev-
eled against the members of the present

to yourselves and to you accrue the ben-
efit, for all time to come. Allow no
man, alter the election, to upbraid you
with the taunt that you did

g
tainty of purpose will never be aimong
them.

Yesterday’s proceedings showed he-
yond question the clear-herded and. the

not hold together. ,
_ Bemen. Mr. Wallace is worthy of
your confidence and trast. He bas
for the last two years and will

of the gov 3 they will
never be baulked or hindered by such an
opposition as they have jacing them,
and we are confident the co intry will be
the gainer by their forwari) policy and

Mining proportloy bought and sold,
We have buyers for the standord
W

te
report
tion by comp:

aT ae

Dealers in
——

Real Estate

MONEY Loaned at
LOW Rates of interest.
. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Cable Address, ‘‘Morse,” Rossland. .
Codes, Clough’s and Bedford MeNeil’a

fon

ROSSLAND.

SCHOOL OF ASSAYING.

NOW OPEN

With NIGHT avp DAY asses. Short
corse includes the :ssay of any. kind of
or: jor

GOLD, SILVER,LEAD.
~ GOPPER.

* Students may enter onthe course of
study at any time for either. day or
night classes.

W. P. MURRAY Prin’.

IMPERIAL RLOCK, ROSSLAND.

Le Rol

_ LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE,

JOHN F, LINBURG, PROP.
Stylish Rigs for rent

Fira, class Saddle and Pack
Horees.

STABLES: Columbia Ave., ‘Phone No, 37.
Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 39,

P. O. BOX, 136.

that of timidity or uneer-| 3

4

Influence

REQUESTED
FOR......

BeROR-SS

AOR

Votes and

FOR THE 3RD. WARD.

Oldest Kstablished House in. Kootenay
WILLIAM. R. BEATTY
UNDERTAKER.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB's

Epv agp CRONYN. * J.B. CLUTE, Jn
J. A.MacpoNALD.

Macdonald Clute & Cronyn
Barristers, Solicitors. and Notaries,

Ueltors for the Bank of British North America

Money to Loan.
Mos: R

“J. F. HONEYFORD
The East End. Tailor.
sé FORA . =

Fine Suit.cy
171 Conumsra Avenue East.

MONTANA LIVERY

26 Washington Street.

First Claes Saddle and Driving Horees,
Boarding Horses'a Specialty.
Telephone6 - M. A. HARVEY.

APPLICATION TO. ‘INCORPORATE.
Notice is
made

a
Lit d_ the Vernon
* roi 0, sting the

(NR...

Are respectfully.
requested for...

—FOR—.

“MAYOR.

ell Vote and |iarsteniesy cis Set
- ¥*lInfluence

A.S. Goodeve i

or companies so acquire
and for the con: a

rate the
of other
powers.
Dated this 90th day of November, AyD, Ir.
MCPHILUIPS & WILLLABE.
"Solicitors for Applicants.

.. MINERAL ACT 1898.
Certificate of Improvements

NoTIcHR =...

tend. days from date here
e Min: evorder for a

e
me:ts he ore Of ubtaining

3.1808,
A‘ Wilkin,

A

To tie Electors of Rossland:

YOUR VOTES AND INFLUENCE

ASPLENDID. ungortment ‘of | Cake,
Bread and Tea Plates, Yea aud Coftee
Cups, Moustache Cups, After Dinuer
Coffeo and Choenlate Cups, Spo

Colery stanvis, salad: Lows,

Sete,ans a iui! Hue o

Bureau und Mantel in

Fancy China fisbiy,cecgmten’ tn
BOWERIAN
GLASSWARE,

O. M. Fox & Co.

SOLa AGENTS:

tostandsby you if yon elect him. If he is

bold, manly of th: se

which are pressing for 1

Ave. Tel. 65.

quested for.

Eli Lavalley

ALDERMAN

FO.

eeececeeees FOr

THE 3RD WARD

tor Liquor License.
Notice fs hereby given that Iwill at the next
sitting of the Benra_of License Commissioners
yr the City of Rossland, Bppl for a hotel H-
conre, to sell Jignors by retail in pret

mewn us the Merchants’ Hotel, situated on
Pert otto Iv, block 10, Raliroad Addition to

ossland.

FRANK EOVINO.

Lated January 7, 1899.

: Application For Liquor License.

Z Finn & O° Ni
Datod, Pocember 15 18080" © 0 NBT

“NOTICE,

jacor ber, 1898.
8. L, GRAHAM, Acting Secretary,

Bile Crescent brick store.

Loxpon, Dec. 21, 1898.

Ae your readers ore aware probably,
with Christmas day, an imperial penny
postage comes into force. Thie is per-
haps the best sensonable greeting that
tan he offered - your readers, who will
ere this reaches them appreciate the ad-
yantnges of sending prepaid letters from
Canada for. 1d. per, half ounce, instead of
2ud. :
‘There has been # decided © recovery in
London & B. C. Gold Fields to 17g upon
the annual report... The directors state:
ment is too long to quote'3n 2xteneo,
but the principal interests: anc. proper-
ties held by the company sre shares: in
the Ymir, the Whitewater and the Rath
mines, the Yukon Gold. Fields:‘and ‘the
Pyramid Copper’ Syndicate. The ac-
counts show that with a: paid up capital
of £96,181, 8 profit of £84,805 has been
male. An ‘interim dividend. paid’ in
March last absorbed° £4,997, leaving a
net balance of £88,465,to be dealt with
atthe end of the financial year. With

cash at bank, the ainount due from sun-|-

dry debtors and unpaid calla make a to-
taiof £56,903. -The item of: £5,701 is
the actual amount expended-in mining

claims and options, and docs not -repre-"

sent the improved value. following upon
the develupment work carried ont. The
directors recommend. that. a further divi-
dend be paid on fhe. ordinary ehares,
y will make a -total cash. diatribu-
tios at the rate of 20° per cent per an-
num for the past .year; It. ia algo - rec-
ommended that 20,000 fully paid ‘shares
in the Ymir mines be distributed by way
of further dividend, which®.will be : dis-
tributed in two mojeties,“one.to the or-
dinary and “one to the deferred’ share-
holders, the balance of the profit: being
carried forward. 5 i Sede
I quite expect that the-publication. of
the above will c#!l- attention to’ Britich
Columbia as a future mineral producer,
when the new. year has commenced. ‘
Ifall mines, on the contrary, aredown
tobs or7s 6d. The general meeting
went off very well, however, and the
outlook is, I think, sesared., The Brit-
ish Colambia Review reports the meet-
ing at length, so that Ineed only men-
tion that a proposed issue of debentures
will he perfectly successful, ¢
The new British Colambia Develop-
ment C fi ‘whose ters
are at Leeds, make a good report'for the
past year, This company is developing
the Emily Edith property in the Boun-
dary country and appear to have a real
good thing, if, as stated, thera-is at a

company raising its capital to £20,000,
for it is clear that :it is working with its
own money and is proceeding cautiously.

The Lillooet, Cariboo é& Fraser railway.

eral of those present grumbled with'tho

accounts, eepecially at the: director’s
fees. And no wonder. Mr. Thorne
Pane) Jr., did not: attend, being to an-
well.

P “The Galena Company has decided to
go into li jon, and at a
meeting of the ‘Vancouver ‘Exploration
Syndicate a share holder suggested wind-
ing up this concern, a8 well. But: this.
courke nas not adopted, as the. pros-
pects of the last named company are not
iso bat, Ag forthe Galena. Mines, I
‘hink that the shareholders might -have
waited n little while longer before givin,

he vommpany its coup de grace. -

The C, P, R. has announced: that

mound trip tickets at eingle fare rate will

Eprron Recorp:—Please tind  en-
closed a letter from me to the city en-
gineer which will show clearly that the
statement of Mr. Goodeve at the last
night’s meeting is not correct. The con-
tract was not taken away from me as he
said. I gave the same over tothe city
voluntarily and in good faith.» The men
working on. this, contract. -for-me had
their pay -regulaily -every week, and I
was in good standing when*I turned it
over to the city... Yours.truly.

$5: ‘H. Boute.

The following is my letter to the city

engineer and the” basis upon which I].

relinquished it: wee
H. B.-Srra,. Ese, City Engineer,
Sir:—Finding.that Iam unable to com-
plete my contract for the excavation. of
Spokane street and Second avenue, I
hereby authorize you to .take over thé
work and complete the same at my ex;
pense and according to my contract...- |
H. Bouns.

WEDDED TODAY.

Miss Nancy Tuttle and Mr. W; H.
the Contracting Parties.

The moat impressive social event of.
the season took place today at 12 o’clock
high noon, when Miss Nancy Tuttle and
W..H. Aldridge were married -at 8t.
George’s charch;

The handsome young bride, who has
resided in the city for the past two
years, had, by. a life of devotion and ,the

ise of noble ‘ies, 60 d ad

Aldrlage

avenu ion :
MONDA

electing persons to represent thom i

the municipal council as mayor and a!

dermen. ‘
NOMINATIONS OF CANDIDATES.

tq HE Ort DAY OF JANUARY, 1899,
At120“ock noon, for the purpose of

The candidates shal! be nominsted in

nd
fn is wondertul ed speedy a nd

my
aufferers.

‘Masshall St, Philadelphla,
Sold by, Goodeve. Bros.,

writing; the writing shill ov

poll will be opened on
THURSDAY THE L2H DAY OF -
JANUARY, 1899.

Ward No Y tdi

by two voters of the municipalty as pro-
p-ser and eecoilder, and shull be deliv-
ered to the returning olticer at any tine
between the date oNnotice and. 2 p.. m.
of the day of ‘nomination, and in the
event of a poll being necessary, such

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Capital, Paidup, - $12,000,000
Rest au ie e = _- 8,000,000
SIR DONALD a, 8MITH
HON, GEO. A, DRUMMO)
E 8, CLOUSTON.

eo President

. Vice-President.
oneral Manpo'1d 8

‘Ward No. 1.—At the city offices, Co- 3
lttwbia avenue, irom 8 o’clock a.m. to

Rosstand Branch.

~ Branches in |
|

to4 o'clock p,m,

QUALIFICATION FOR MAYOR.
Shall be, such persons as uro ma

any law, and have been for six yea
the registered owner in. the Lan
thousand. dollars or more,

qualitied as municipal voters.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR ALDERMEN.

‘herself to ber .acquainiances in Ross-
land, old and young. that together. with
the hosta “of friends ofthe -popular
groom, the chnrch was alligoo small to
accommodate those who came to see the
consummation of their joint happiness,
and as a result many were disappointed
by not being able to gain admittance.
The church had been’ beautifully dec-
orated for the occasion, and was a verit-
bie haven of evergreens. The. chance),
that had. been set apart for the . bridal
party, was special‘y beautified for the

‘occasion; the ceritral feature being an

arch of evergreen trimmed gith natural
snow flowers, gathered ,from the sides of
old Spokane mountain. ‘Under this
unique aich the two young lives wer
blended into one. : :

The church filled rapidly long before.
the hour eet for thé’ nuptials, and the
uehers, Robert Hunter and Archie B.
Mackenzie, were kept busy finding seata
for those fortunate enough to get, inside
the building.

Within 's few minutes of the appoint-
ed time, 12, noon, the bursting forth of
a from Loh i d
the coming of the bridal party, and as
the dreamy strains or the organ were
floating over the assemblage, the groom
and his-best man, J. 8. C. Fraser,
walked up the centre aisle and took their
places at the chancel. They were fol-
lowed by miss Nettie Tuttle, the -brides-
maid, a siater ofa bride, accompanied by.
the ushers. Then tame the lovely and
haypy bride leaning upon the arm. of
her father, Dr. Jay Tuttle, of Portland,
Oregon. : 2

‘The gown of the bride was of fawn-
colored cloth and tailor made, that of
the bridesmaid was tailor made also,
andof uew blue color, The hats were
to match the suits.

‘At the chancel when all were in their
positions, Rev. H. Irwin in an impres-
sive manner joined the two fer life, ‘for
better or for worse.” Upon the comple-
tion of the ceremony Frank Oliver sang,
“The Voice That Breathed O’er Eden.”

The bride and party then returned to
the family residents, where a dainty

was partaken of after

the 20th to the 26th instant, inclusive.
Such ticketa are good for return until
anuury 4, Round trip tickets will also
he sold under the eame - conditions on
Dec, 30 and $1; and Jan. 1st, which will
also be good for retarn until January 4

Just received direct from England,
carpets, rugs, curtains and linoleum.

Dr... 8. Armstrong, office and resi-
Hence rooms 6 and 6, Poutofiice bleck. "

which the newly married couple left on
aepecial train consisting of a private
car, a-6, and engine, for Spokane. From
there they will go south to spend a
month’s honeymoon in the southern
citias, returning via the coast towns and
‘Vancouver.

Britis yt

nation,

hand:

nicipal voters. ~~ f

Columbia avenue, from 8 o’clock a. m.

Of which every’person is hereby re-
{| quired to take notice aud govern himself
-{ accordingly.

Britieh subjects ot the fullage of twenty-
one years, and are not disqualified under

next preceding the day of nomination

i id Reg
istry ottice, of land'or real property in
the city of the assessed value, on the
last municipal assess.nent roll, of one
d over ‘aud
above any registered incumbrance or
charge, and who are otherwise duly

-Sball be, such persons as are male
ish epbjects of the full age of -twen
ty-ono-years, and are_uot” diequalitied
under any law, and have been for the six
months next preceding the day of nomi-
the registered owner in the Land
Registry Office, of land or real’ property
in the city of the assessed value, on the
ast municipal. asseesinent ‘roll, of five he
dollurs or more, over and above | Mon
any registered incumbrance or charge, and St. Bt
and who are otherwise qualified as mu-

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National Bank. New York: (62 Wall Btreet)
h,.agents, San Fran-
reet) H. MoMichael
is.
London Bankers;
‘The Bonk of England and Messrs, Glyn & Co.

~Foreign Agents.

Australia,
no

A ank,
ae Paris,
Marouard, Krauss & Co. Lyons, Credit Lyon-

iW. T. OLLVER, Mgr., Rossland.

-And SOO LINE
Qean to Ocaan .
B ROUTE;
East and West
8,000 Miles __.
OF COMFORT.

-— FIRST CLASS AND——

Tourist Sleeper.
. Bun Through.
Baggage Checked to Destination

—No - Custom - Difficulties —

Daily | Train.

8:00k—Lv. .ROSSLAND. .Arr.—28:05k.

—o——
Connects West Robson with Colum-
bia River Steamers from and for the
North and with O..& K..branch’ traing
from and to Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon and
other Slocan points. ¢
———_o——

For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa-
oh Call on .or Address Nearest Local
Agent, OF CKENZIE, City Ticket Agent,

. B. mt

1 Clty Moker “Rossland.
P.G. DENISON, Agent, Rossland.
‘WF Anderson. traveling passenger

0c | agent, Nelson.

_- ... Ed Coyle, District passevgeg agent,
‘Vancouvor. z é

-|The Fast Line
TO

All Points

The Dining Car

Route via
Yellowstone ©
Park. .

THE SAFEST AND BEST.

Solid Vestibuled Traing

Equipped with

Pullman Palace Cars,
Elegant Dining Cara
Modern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Cars

Through Tickets to.all points in the
UNITED STATES. AND OANABA |
Steamship tickets-to all parts ef the
orld.

TICKETS _TO
JAPAN AND OHINA

:
VIA
TACOMA and ROR TERED PACIFIO
- Trains depart from Bpokane.
west bound,
Qeast bound, a

For information, time cards, maps and tickets
pply to agenta of the 8. F.& Ne and. 1t8 cope

Dp!
ect 5 : «
E,W. Rory, Agt. Red Mt. Ry.
F.D, GIBBS
General Agent Spokane, Wash.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Anat, Gen, Pass, Agent,

NG, 255 Morrison 8t., cor. 3rd.
Portland Oregon

Ms EILL & DEACON,

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.

Rossland, B. (on
Miner Building, Columbia Avenue.