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‘ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 16. igoo,

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING. a
+ Tae OLoper Daicysin tiie INtRRiOn, {4
PUBLISHED DAILY: BXOEPT SUNDAY

OFFICE: BASEMENT ’POSTOFFICR BLOCK. :
TEL. 98. FO, BOX 538.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Dat} ry month by mail
Daily, Kaif f year by ual

Daily, per year......
Daily, per Sears foreign

Subscriptions invariably in advance,

jects within her borders, there will
be no truce until the crime is pun-
ished); nd the rights off, f.foreigners:in
China re tho oughly Secured.

When; that hag een done, the de
velopment of Chin will go ‘forward
| with redoubled speed, and British
Columbia will reap a rich share of
the profits.

Advertising rates will be made known upon
‘application.

TheRacorp reaches the people.

Ontario farmers want a free post-
al. delivery-in- the rural districts,
There,are a good many places in
British Columbia ‘that would be
glad to’! have mail even once a week,
without the free delivery.: ‘To these.
Mr. Mulock should give his atten-

1900. JULY 1900
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Artivefrom| DESTINATION, | Leave for
11205 a. ma, Ret, Sai incat aude
wlng Si zs
Tort, pNetvon, and
Crow’ points,
ally,” indleding Su | Buss pom.
days" and Boundary
palais, daily, except
To Trall. . Ar-|  7:00a.m,
row Take Neatgny BG | - 7390 a
malo
+! Brom, Trail, Nelso
(720 p. m."| Arrow Lake 6 ; ints an
seeeesoTnaln finesse
; 1205 p.m,
ee ms oecee-Spokane......4. 46300 p, m.

‘tion:before he yrelieve 9)
farmers of the necessity. of -sending
to the postoffice for their mail.—The
| Provinces ye.cu o03

farmers, it? can ce:
8000 peoplé concentrated in an area
of three square- miles, as in Ross-

land.

The dark side of:.the. picture> of
‘| gold-hunting --on the .-Yukon was.
shown by the: arrival at) Vantouver
on: the steamer Amur -of- seven per-
sons: who - had «become insane
through .. disappointment; | melan-

causes.

In the bombardment of the Taku
forts, the allies, captured... four.-Chi-
nese torpedo boats, . One.of. these
was allotted to, Japan, . but Russia
objected and the; allies Jet her. have

If th government can. gi "e, ‘free’ ;

choly due to; isolation: and: “otherif?

4 Notice
Tenders“ will be received by the
undersigned'up,to noon .on Wed-
nesday, the 18th day of July, 1900,
for the printing and :binding of the
revised und “consolidated” Public
General. _By-Laws _of. the. City of
Rossland. Tenders must show
prices as follows:
For 100 copies. For 250 copies.
For 500 copies. For 1000 copies.
The By-Laws and specifications
for printing and binding may be
seen at the omnee of the city’ solici-
tor. - ¥
The cbrpordlion of; the City of
Rossland-is nét bound to accept the
low est or any tender. -
ated, this 13th day ofJuly, 1900.
< Ws. McQueen,
City Clerk.

To ket.

‘Two.new houses, feuik roSnis each,
‘on hill at-head of steps, behind One
Price. Grocery «; mpapy’s store,
Spokaite street.-* Apply * to Daly’ &
Hamilton.

‘TODAY'S STOCK SALES,

Following i isa summary of the
Sal Ce exchange | stoday,
together with the e}

, Rossland Sales,

Sales today on the local. exchange
pweres as follows? 4 Athabasca, . taco,

1600, 29¢; Evening Star, 500, 1000
8c; Okdnpgan, 4900, ,1c7 © Total
sales, 7500 shates. oe ieee

Athabasca...

ay
088

seasaveneasaevooesssessosuonososovese

Leoceagesadeeeeenoganagas

: THe CENTRAL

DRY. GOODS..STORE.

GREAT MID-SUMMER,

Giearance. SALe,

4

BLOUSE:

-IN COTTON
AND SILK mn.

|=

WRAPPERS

An-.Coiton,. Cash- Cash-
ere and- Silk, Silk.

Sr

in. Cotton, -Lisle

adies’ Vesisiar

. Every.

: Atticte
Mentioned. a.
Decided: Hergain,

]
 Holstead. & Wright i
1

MIE
NE

‘Served to
‘your.
- residence:

13
it, The other, allies 20 “ a
TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING 4 iad 8
IARIVAL AN dirs’ with bael SR i a : 4 Cor. First Ave.: and Washington’ St, :
at mp MoKinney)’ a
CLOSE | BuSTINATIONS | “BUE ee accarvaige *% |@ THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING STORE
; Trai 2. 16 5
mererees ted a pi eer Park fnew]: 3 Senseecescorsosenesasconee
12:00 pm oops, Vancouver, Pictoria,)7a. m
da the Gkanugan, Similkameen|. dally 1 6
iCariboo “and Klondyke dis- 2
at, Aa Ruan Boige 1E ao
‘ | rT 18
and all Slocan and Lard The Fagin have’ not only an- et 7 Katie D. G. ree th. G. M. ;
Re i rea, and, Yi re nexed the Fraser river fisheries, but 4 33 j Peer kd
vgn ST PRES | DL Femi se te, ce ‘and D. Co., Ltd.
“daily. tions, ly. | ed at the Kamloops sawmill. 3 Dor . %
Spokane, Nonhsates “anal. bo * 2 NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY. ee
ail points in United States.| 5 ; ‘ Mo gh Seth toe? ‘
Ordinary letter. mail only, The telephone girls in Seattle are-|-j ls Pr r ted |
Guat Kingdom ard af Bo on a strike and the whole’ e population Ik iy Ope ty itus E on mine Fork anit at
countries, Ome? - forelan| is taking si wy” iver, Erie Distric .
“Nelson chain rhe wait ta FOR DEVELOPMENT. PURPOSES; ONLY.?
w. _The-Bal a a8 Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasu Stock i is now
99 pm ge Cana ine 7ypm. | tiéally says: Tf ‘any “other ‘nation Be offered 'to the public'at - Lee
2 ‘uropean points| ‘has any sort of ‘a grievance against 86
ava au oer ‘Awood. anybody, now is the’ time to make | Hare ‘ Z 1-2 ents per Share,
ary District known the fact.” A “war or “two ae 35° Calinbi ee SAN eae on a eeeriaee GREEN
‘ ‘columbia Aveuue .
Australia China and Japan—See special notices oer al matter So. spn Pi Rossland, B. a Sec-Treasurer, -
rs for Registration must be ie Posted half an after the great peace conference at $245 ahiflas ars :
nei chloia ihe me for closing the ma the Hague,:, too, 3 2 =
e , 34. ¥ ’
alive Gacepe Sandagh™ me m7 pi seems as if the: Winnipeg . 10. a =< =
crazy to fight ev fr = , :
TO ADVERTISERS, i ; : g
soe ‘cama  vemn|ROSS THOMPSON...:..::
New reading ‘matter ‘nabes your pes ; ~B MACKENZIE & : CO.
advertisement attractive. We will se eS T have the following’ block in the following companies: for’ sale
gaily change your ae every issue F hue cabs i aan oF «MINING! BROKERS: * Sureka eRe id: ‘Gopher; Homestaqke; Evening Star,’ ae
‘if copy is_presenved before 10 a. th. | prop 0: factories‘on this |’. - oe : cys Silverin . se, 'B u 1 aan
aed push the aloof. te [Cnet Ave Bota, 0 ©) RE. Lee, edie; Eureka, Nortts Star‘and'Zila M
OUR INTEREST IN CHINA: product, It-isione. of the ‘most per- = : sete ieee at 4
: = a i ‘|micious .beverages | ever’ ‘ ¥, 1895. Lots in the Orie .*

It appears probable that -Cana- |‘
da’y participation -in the South Af-
‘rican’ war -will” prove the first-step
sin the permanent enrollment of Gan-|
adian ‘soldiers in thei:mperial army
The: soldiers who have returned’
home ate already: expressing ‘their
-willingness to go to’ China,’sailors
on ‘the coast are deserting to enter:
the naval service and altogether the
war spirit is abroad: The colony ||
of Victoria has set the example by
offering to send.a° warship with’ a
© ntingent of marines to China and
- the offer has been’ accepted by -the
imperial government. The Toronto
Globe suggests that the government

should be prepared to: take similar-|"

action by obtaining power from ‘par-
liament before adjournment.

. Canada has a far more direct sel-
fish interest-in .the affairs of China
than she had in the South Atrican
war, and British) Columbia :has
more interest in ‘these affairs than
any other part of Canada. - A mar-
itume province’ must look to the'sea
as its great bighway-and to theland
beyond the sea as its ‘market. -Its:
front ..door, opens~-on- the’ sea; its
back “door to the interior. ‘China
lies opposite to our front door and.
to the ‘development ‘of its Vast “re-'|
sources, and to the teade which will
follow such “development, we must
look’ for’ the gfowth of our coast
cities, Now that’ China has thrown
down the gauntlet-to'all the, Euro-.
pean’ powers by murdering their

destructive to the. brain. and nerves,
and should only-be sold by druggists:
and be.marked “spoinon’s in-big red)
letters, E : . coeN

“Referring ° tothe

[pae: REDDIN- JACKSON co.,

spbtadeven wai

=! MINING: AND ‘INVESTMENT.
ch s . BROKERS, 3,0. >

against Shnday | baseball in 'Ne son,

‘themsélves dia” not ‘Séek’ to have
‘the ‘churchés” closed’ on Sundays. .
There aré a great many people in:
Neos who enjoy attending a house

it would be nothirig short of tyranny
to deny them such privilege eee
ol 3

«John Chariton’ M.P. opposes Chi-
nese ‘restriction: because, he’ says:
“4 believe we can reach ‘these “peo-
ple with our elevating Christiinizing
agencies better-here than in China.
Their coming here is not an‘ unmix-
ed evil. «I -not regret that thére ‘are
10,000 Chinamen's in Brit
bia! .:
re i” Mey Chariton wants'to’ Chris-
tian. ize the Chinamen, let him. take
thetr “to ‘his “own province and’ do
it. "He' seems td care more for
them than:for his white fellow-citi-
zens in this province.

2) arty Has Moved
C W.-Lurty has‘moved from the
sorner.of First.avenue and Spokane
street. toifour: doors'~east,‘oppusite
the . Independent-: meat market,
where. he. is. prepared to do all
kinds of repairing. *6 13 10

INVESTORS

“will find the office
‘ ‘of the’!

|The nen

:| Agents for ParisBel! Addition to Rossland.

= BIG FOUR,

Two doors above Masonic Hall,
Columbia avenue.

Three Large Veins,. .Good
Values, Large. Ore Body;
one mile west of the Bua

OV and the..ccievesees

Best Buyin Rossland

wil be pleased to show parties
Properties, &c., by calling at office

Cmone

AND BUILDER,

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

¢
“AiG, CREELMAN, |
é

ambassadors, and all.of theirsub-

Office and shop: Commercial Conet, rear Alham-
bra hotel, P.O. Box gis han.

FOR RENT.

ty Deposit Vault,

]
Boxes in Bank of Montreal Safe-

PP OPO NY
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scnemned

ee eh eae

ROSSLAND EVENING:

‘RECORD, .JULY. 16, .1g00

ANOTHER VICTORY

Rossland? Gives. Stanford the © Final
Defeat of the Tour.

EASILY. “FOUND FREEMAN

on

The Famed “Osliforaia Ball Team Proves a
Comparatively. Hasy Mark for the’ Home
Team—Good | Hl: Arend darks Did. the
Work for Th

~

Fine ‘weather and the prospect of
a good game:drew nearly a thous-
and people 'to thetball ground. yes-
terday and - “they: were not disap-|

ford a. final drubbing: before, their

departure ; ‘from’: British’ Columbia;

the score being.9 to3z. 9 *
Stanford's run in the first inning

jbase. The score. in::the
sixth was made - by. Edwards, : who
started home on a_hit by Freeman,
Erb threw the’ ball to the plate,.but
Shea dropped it and let Edwards i ing
Quigley scored “in the ninth; ‘on a
wild pitch. 4".

The ‘playing of Rossland: was
strong all through; for they had: ng
difficulty in finding Freeman, . [The
score would ‘ huvebeen eveh larger,
but for several abortive attempts to
steal second:base.: The fielding was
remarkably good; ‘and the ‘team
proved that atscould fairly be pitted
against any.in the-west.

Sranrorp.
Edwards, ss....3 2 0 § 3.2
Lougheed, c.. 1 or 7 4:0
Freeman, p... o 14 1 20
Kane, 1b... or 7 010
Quigley, . ab. 1.2.2 1:0
Conner, 3b-. o.1r0ors
Hanifin, If.. © 1°0 oOf0
Hanauer, cf... oo201
Marsh, rf.. oreo
Totals ......31 3

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Rossland..o ‘3 0 0 2 4.0 0 x—"9
Stanford ..1'0 0 00100 1— 3
Summary

Earned. runs: Rossland, 2; Two

:|base hits, Kane, Quigley, Loug-

heed, : Davey,” Olsen;. bases stolen,
Lougheed, : Kane,» McDonald two;
double plays, Fay to Davey to Gib-
son, Fitch to -Davey..to, Gibson;
bases on balls, by Freeman 4, Olsen
33: struck out by Olsen 5, Freeman
6; passed balls, Lougheed ‘13 wild
pitches, by Olsen 1. Time of game,
rt hour 35. minutes.. ‘Umpire, W.
Glbeon: S

“Brownis fi Town)?”

~The .Clara.Mathes company ar-
rived‘in the city ‘last evening from
Nelson, where they closed a very
Successful engagement, and ‘the
papets of’‘that ‘city speak in the
highest terms of: them. “They will

-|@pen. their’ week's engagement ‘at

the opera house,tonight in the new
comedy drama (‘Brown's in.Town”

with un-olio of high class special-
ties, with special scenery and every
attention to: detail.» There-has:béeen
a‘ large -advance, sale. and {we be-
speak- for them a rousing house to-
night, aad .a profitable week's en-

The jled score foll
Rosstanp,
phe “ABR H'PO AE
Erb, If. . I-2 2 iro
Davey, ' 2b 1207 40
Shea, c o 2 6 2.2
Fitch, ss.i 3 1 0.0 3°90
Fay, 3b... 4-1 0 © 3.0
Gibson, tb. 4.1.1 8 @ 0
Vaughan, cf. 7301 0°30 0
McDonald, cf... 2 2 2-0 o, 0
4.1 2-0 2.0

“Kootenay lunches are the best.

~ To Cure ‘a'Cold In One‘way

Take Laxative Bromine Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it faiis to cure.» 25c,  E.
W. Grove's ‘signature is on each
box.

Match pai andsome turnouts,
carriages sand / gurnéys—Montana

Fine Hottled 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

+ Fancy gaited saddle horses—new
buggies—fine single drivers at
Montana stables. Phone 6.

Peaco 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 information write
Jas. A. Clock, generat agent, Port-
land, Oregon.

‘Through Sleeper.
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 K busi :
‘This will be a very. great conven-
ience to the travelling public. ;

Pure Soap

CLASSIFIED.

Advertisements under this head inserted at the
fe of On ent a Word, Nathing tak taken for
Ten Kon 8 crits” Sis axehions

TAILORING,
©. SAVARD, Fashlonable Merchant Tailor,
carrlesthé best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goods in Rossland. 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-
Jumble avenue.

FOR RENT — Rouse, five rooms, $15: two
rooms, $4; house, three rooms, #5. ‘I. Prest, 26

Columbia avenue.

FOR BALE—Fine lot) Columbia ave.,
cheap.  T. Prest, 26 Colum

FOR SALE—New house and tot: tour rooms

and kitchen verandah; good house; only $575;
half cash, balance easyterms, ‘I. Prest,.26 Co-
Jumbia avenue.

FOR SALE--Bouse and lot; fout roams and
kitchen and verandah; corner lot, only $600; half
cash, balance on easy terms. ‘T, Prest, 26 Colum-
bia avenue. ~

Anplicstlon for Hotel License.
the oud oT
Rosstand, twill an

cense for. the
hotel on Second avenue, Rossland WV. Mol.
ICL
Dated this rst day of July, 1900. are -3t

Application for Hotel License.

Notice is hereby, given, that at the next sitting *.

of the Boa minissioners for the

ty of Rossland, 1 will make upplicat ication Tor a
fo el license forthe premises sitate on lot 1h
block 28, in the original townsite of Rosslan

GEORGK Sivan
Dated this zoth day of June, 1900,

~~ Is necessary for a pood F
ion. A ‘soap to be pure-need not
necessarily be high priced. We

have on hand-a large assortment pf}-

all the,leading makes of toilet soaps
and we. have, besides, other varic-
ties, -which, if not so well’ known,
are fully as good and cost less

‘| money.

vRosstanp Drus Co., Phone 185.

Going Out of Business

The “Rossland Auction House
on Columbia avenue, adjuining
the’ ‘Vernon & Nelson  Tele-
phone‘ company’s office, has decided
to go out.of business. The store.is
for rent, fixtures for sate and the
stock will be offered at prices un-
heard of. The sale is now going
on.

stables. Phone.6...

F. W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

1n Custom House building
New York Life Insaranes Agency,
Washington street. Rossland, B.C. -

as
“Imperial -
Limited”

Service for thelyear 1900} %
be commenced

will
JUNE 10.

rial’ Limited”

The “Impe-

takes

“you across the Conti-
nent in four days with-

out change.

It isia

solid vestibuled train,
luxuriously equipped
with every possible és-
sential for the cortfort

and convenience of

Passengers. Ask your
* friends who have trav-
elled on it, or address.

E. 1. LOYLE,

Vaueouret | B. Cc.

W. F. ANDERSON,
Nettons B e:

Le Roi Liverv, Feed
& Sale Stables.

JOHN FP. LINDBURG .. ..PROPRIETOR
Heavy Transferring.
First-class. Saddle & Pack Horses.
STABLES;
+ Commercial ‘Alley, Phone No, 39,
Postoftice Box 16.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

‘Washington Street, Roseland, B, C.

———— .

Furnished Rooms.

First-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time Obecks

ashed, free of charge.

Harry Mclatosh

--: Proprietor

TIME CARD OF TRAINS.

Double Daily Train Service,

Now North Coastf-Imited
No.2 NosthCoast Limite
No. 3, West Bound

reight, west
socal Frelght: evs

‘*Daily except Sunday, all oth:
Even Nos. east bound:

CITY TICKET OFFICE,
ZEIGLER BLOCK,
Caruer{Howard and Riverside,

“NORTH. COAST
LIMITED” — -

With New ‘‘Observation Cars.”

JW. HIGL, General Agent, Spokane, Wa.
A.D. CHARLTON, A.U.P.A. Portland,Ore,

‘ANNOUNGEMENT,

Having purchased the cigar‘
and tobacco business.of Cap-

tain S. B, Shaw, we. respect-
-fully solicit,.2 continuance of
his old patronage, and assure
his many friends that thie same
fair: and » generous “treatment
willinark all our dealings, 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
how. small che transaction.
We continue the agency for
the Spokesman-Review © and
Spokane Chronicle,
Thanking you in advance,
' very truly yours,

L, LEVY. & CO.,
Wholesale aad Retall Tobacconists,
ROSSLAND, B.C,

HE Property’ of. this
s “CALIFORNIA,”

40 feet depth.
obtained at 25 feet.
experts that it will concentrate 25 in
‘0 the fact that it can be worked very cheaply on account of it being : a tunnel proposition and that the tunnel follows the vein

d t
Owing to its proximity to the railway 20 it is safe to say that the “CASCADE” is one of:the most promising mining propositions. in. the. district.

and considering: the average value of the quartz,
We are now selling the stock at FIVE CENTS, payable in five monthly payments, and recommend i it to the public as a safe investment®

CASCADE GOLD MINNG @& MILILING CO., LIMITED. L’B’Y.
For ‘particulars, WM. B. TOWNSEND. 8ossland, B. C.

SEER HIE III IEE TE IEEE EAHA HED

: Ao. tellileh- caremphaalohatuieioluiea cielo auhaiiikie +

“Divided into 2,000,000 Shares at 10 cents each.

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

A shaft 40 feet deep has been ‘sunk on the
Numerous open cuts expose

Company consists of four claims

the lead for over 1500 feet.
This tunnel is. being made of a large size for a working tunnel, and is now 115 feet in length.
to 1, thus making concentrates of the average value of about $500.00 per. ton.

, namely: The “CASCADE,” the “CASCADE FRACTION,” the “ROYAL KANGAROO," and-the
‘all'situate on Grenville Mountain, Trail Creek Mining Division of West Kootenay District, British Columbia, about three. miles from. Gladstone
on the Canadian Pacific Railway, and twenty-five miles from Rossland. :

“Cascade” on a 4-foot vein of free wailldag. quartz assaying from $12. on ae
A tunnel is now being run on the vein, and an assay of $34.80 was
It hag beensascertdiried by

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