ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JANUARY 7, 1899.

DOMINION GOVERN’NT OFFICERS

R. B. McDonatp :—Collector of Customs. Government agent in charge of bureau for issuing Klondike miners’ certifi- cates. ,

‘W. 8. Jonzs:—Internal Revenue Col- lector. i

PROVINOIAL OFFICERS.

F. Sonorieip:-Supreme Court Reg- istrar. Joun Kmxvur:—Gold Commissioner and Stipendiary Magistrate. ‘W. J. Ropmson :—Deputy Sheriff. E. 8. Bowzs, M. D:—Coroner.

ROSSLAND CITY OFFICERS.

H. 8. Waxnzace:—Mayor. C, O, Lanonpg, Alderman. ) A. 8. Goopzvz, Alderman. Ross Taompson, Alderman, Axserrr Barrett, Alderman. Joun Eperex, Alderman.

Jonny 8. Chute, Jr, Alderman. Joun InaRam, Chief of Police. Wx. McQuzsn, City Clerk. ‘Wm. Hazp, Assessor.

J. A. Jonpan, Police Magistrate.

Classitied Want Adv's,

closing out her holiday goods left after Christmas at your own price and wants you to call and examine them. ti.

dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of Toronto.

dry ‘work try the Rossland Laundry ard Stocks. game location, near postoffice. ;

dence rooms & and 6, Postoffice block.

work at a reasonable’ pr: Near the postoffice.

plumber, has removed t ehop to the corner of Columbia avenue and Washington street, unde

is now at work o ogan building,

a ‘at the lowest living prices. be saved by patronizing him.ft

the local. mining’ newe wili, to any address in the United States or Canada for $l-a year.

CITY NEWS OUT SHORT.

Rossland Mining Stocks

[Corrected by the Reddin-Jackson Company Limited, Columbia avenuo, P.O. Box 48 Ca- ple address, “Tantling.” Codes, Clough, Lieber Bedford McNeal and Moreing & Neal.| ONS AND BROKERE, MINING Qutaolished 1893. Agents for'N, & F, 8, Railway addition to Rossland, Ymir and Erie.

Mra. Heard, at, tho Ladies’ store, is

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Dr, J. F. McKenzie, office’ and_resi-

We Have Buyers for All Stand-

If you are not satisfied with your laun

—_—_——_—_—— Dr. G. 8 Armstrong, office and reai- |; ani

‘The Rosaland Leundry ys dolng goed Durles,

Menennt eveacor, — Rossland Loan (fice. NO. 16 WASHINGTON ST. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock. REPAIRING DONE.

Puit A. SILVERSTONE, PROP,

‘ BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.

Rossland, B. O. Minés Bullding, Columbia Avenue.

Do you require the perfection of pr jions.to keep your lection brilliant

sour teethew 5 your ekin soft and supple, MADAM BROCHET will do it tor

you, PIMPLES, Freckles, Blotches, dandruff, &ec., &c., quickly | Temovert from ly w.

ladies and gentlemen. SMOKERS?’ black teeth magically pitened by the uee of Madam Brochet’s Smokesr Tooth Powder. Advice free. Note Address, Madan

If yon want your hair dressed to really suit your stylo and in the Jatest Paris fashions, if you want it trimmed or singed, or shampooed to perfection,

to then go ‘© MADAM BROCHET, The Australian Specialist.

agen trae Glant J. ¥F. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary his office and

Cap Ip

ir jhaw’s cigar store. ditf.

Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,

in and located in Okan- Spokane Street, ia pre- work in his line promptly B

red to do al Money can

Record, containing all

The Saturday a celled

Evening Rzoorp 6( cents 2 month.

‘Three lines three insertions onder head “Sit- uations Wanted” free of charge.

SITUATIONS WANTED.

Emplopment as kitchen or chamber maid py gous woman. Callor address Guelph plock. *

TROUBLE AHEAD.-

Government Accused of Buying a Member, F ing to Assist New. ‘Vicrorra, Jan. 6.—In the legislature

today, Colonel Baker called attention to

the death of Mr. (Neileon, member-elect for East Kootenay, and suggested an ad- _journment, which Premier Semlin re- fused, saying that the government had no official knowledge of his death. . Balph Smith of Nanaimo moved and

Cable Adéress; “PARKER.” ROSSLAND, B. C. Moreing & Neal's, | Telephone,

cote feline BS

T. E HALEY,

WHOLESALE anp RETAIL DEALERIN.,.

Beet, .

Chas. E, BExn, J.L. PARKER.

UL. PARKER & 60.

ROSSLAND, B. C.

PAIN ENGINE SRG atk BROKERS,

Mr. Munro of Chilliwack ded the ‘address in reply tothe speech from the throne.

Colonel Baker, acting leader of the op- position, followed, characterizing the

Pork, Mutton,

Mines a Btandard stocks bought and sold. J. L. PARKER

ting mining engineer Dundee, Cone ard aka Pairmont

government as the creation of one man in of the willof people—agab-

of Co-Partnership.

i whose would be the subject of debate in the legislature and also in the commons. He noted the fact that the premier’s private secretary, after resigning to con- teat Cowichan, and being defeated, had een restored to his office under the government. :

With reference to the promised agsiat- ance to New Westminster city, he asked whether this was the explanation of ine

elt

won the le gentleman (Mr. Henderson), who run under the colors of the late gov- ernment. S

ofa b

Two Cent Postage.

The official circular sent out by the D. P. O. department, to all the post- masters of the Dominion gives the fol- lowing list of countries in which the new two cent per half ounce of first class mail matter wili apply: The United Kingdom of Great Britain

Fish - Ovsters Game.

Notice is hereby given that the vartnership heretofore existing under the name of }abney & Parker hes been thisday dissolved by mu-

SERESOUESET JOSEPH B, DABNEY, a J. L, PARKER, Rossland, B. C., Dec. 1, 1898.

Hunter Bros.,

—FoR—

Fresh Fancy Groceries. @=‘able Delicacies,

Spokane Street,

ROCQUEFORT CHEESE. ROSSLAND, B. 0. IMPERIAL CHEESE. - :

SWISS CHEESE.

CROSS & BLACK WELLS’, JAMS, SRO PICKLES.

8 and CHOCOLATES.

The Evening Record delivered to your home or office for 15 cents 9 week or 50 cents a month after December J. -

and Ireland, Aden, A Islands, Barbadoes, Bermuda, British Central Africa, Biitish East Africa, Brit- ish Guiana, British Honduras, British India, Ceylon, Cyprus, Falkland Islanda,

Fiji, Gambia, Gibraltar, Gold Coast, | ent

Colony, Hong Kong, Jamaica, Johore, Lagos, Leeward Islands, Malay States, Natal, Newfoundiand, Niger Coast Pro

Niger C 8 T i Surawack, Seychelles, Sierra Leone,

Straite Settlements, St. Nelena, Tobago, | 94°

Trinidad, Turke’ Windward Islands.

Islands, Uganda,

CATARRH-SEEDS, Is the breath foul TAR voice husky? Constant drop- ping in the throat? Pain across the eyes ‘and front of the head? Losing sense of taste and smell ?—proof that this all too com- mon malady has you as ite victim—Dr, Agnew's Catarrhal: Powder has yet to find 2 case too stubborn to yield to it. Relieves instantly, and a perfect cure. ‘This wondertul, remedy effected a speedy and Tam willing tospend the rest of

iny days in: fell

ding the good low ferers. Marshall St,

ROWN, lpia,

The Mascot Gold Mining Company, Limited Liability. <

given that a Special G the shareholders of “The Mas: mpany Limited Liabilit office of the Company, orsland, B. C..un saturd ‘at the hour of three o’clock

considering,

Office rooms or rooms for houge- keeping in the New Record uild- ing. fitted up to suit the tenant. For further particulars apply to

EBERC. SMITA

‘nd further take notice that, on Saturday, 11 —Dealer in—

. General Meet- aH tl

passed at ‘will be submitted for c¢ » Dated this 31 December, 1828. order, 7 OFS! CAMPBELL, Secretary.

Real Estate.

s d ne prompt

Mines, Stocks and§

Brochet, .C 1 Block, 11244 Fast Columbia Ave., three doors east of O. M. Fox, grocer. . ie

( <4 > Ross Thompson. - : (<> )

L have blocks of stock in ‘the following companies for sale;

Eureka Consolidated West Le Roi and ‘Josie.. Monitn, Gopher, Homestake, Evening Star Monte Cristo, Sivlerine and R. E. Lee.

: yoo _ Lotsinthe Original Townsite

{THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, -:- ROSSLAND, B, U.

Auction! Auction! —- Auction!

SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7 O°CLOCK,

©. GC. Gibson & Co., will offer for sale by ‘public’ auction 2 stock of General Merchandise at 28 Spokane street (next door to Weller the plumber.)

= ~ C. C. Gibson & Co. Auctioneers, Rossland, B. c. : . ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE, 42 East Columbia Avenue. B. BANNETT, Manager.

$59599O999998 9909 SOS Quick W ork. Tel. No

Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

Good sad-ile horses, elegant turnouts, nobhy sleighs, and fancy driving teams;

A Mistake! .

Is made by people who think that becaure they pay higher prices or eoodsclewhers they mi bo uelter. theses howe — thou

ever, who pankrupt f a His ban’ krupt er whit ratly han-

die tho best and mort fashionable goods, which enables us to eell at the same rate *

Qur Shoes at $1; Suits of Clothes at $4.

Underwear at 75c; Pants at $1.

Comforts at $1; Blankets, at $2, Ete. ‘Ato better than those sold elsewhere at three'timoa tho money. Gall and price aur gooda and you willsec there are facts, The saving you effect on each and everparticio in gents furnishings, clothing, shoes, ete, by buying cf us will surprise you.

42 E. Columbia Ave. ‘Ay BIQUN|OD "3 CF

will drive you anywhere at any time day or night.

If you are getting up a sleighing party, see us about tige— good horees. Horses boarded by the day or month. Packing of all kinds done, We do ex- prees and baggage work; will call at any partefthe city. Contracts and job work

, light or peeve: freight handled, mining inery d_on short notice, ore contracts taken. . Furniture, Rance and eafes safely meved. We pay all damages done to anthing we handle. e act as shippers’ agents, ‘vill tran fer, warehouse, or ship any claas of goods, .

We sell Washington seasoned Fir and Tamarac wood.

Stables: First Aventue.. Office: 9 Washington Bet. Spokane and Washington Sta.

John W. Hartline, Proprietor.

OHHOSSOSHGOSD FSSSSSSSSSSOOD For Any Season. aoa

Job printing of all kindadone to your entire satiafactlon at the

DU You WANT A

BMAP oR

A NEWSPAPER cur?

lf so ADDRESS

ences, Laval tion, 3 Association, Mtow Hngisna Wate. Works nevoc Q| AA. SMITH,

MARION & MAR -ON ' PATENT SOLICITORS ¢ UXPERTS

Record Job‘office, 12044 Columbia avenue. Letter heads, bill heade, statemente, counteralips, cards, meal tickets, etc., a epecialty. Call . and get prices.

UP-GO DAGE PRINTING. § SGOSGELSLLSE LELLLLGODOSSOSE

The Saturday Record

s Atspeintion, Assoc. Member Cau TIMESHBUILDING

uo; B GAR, Veteran, prey Sold by Goodeve Bros.,

CHICAGO

Each week contains allthe mining’news of iRosslandcamp . -

4 eee Rh eM,

: Why bo Sitre Was yt . 4

YOL 3, NO. 160.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1899.

PRICE FIVE CENTS. —

Santa Claus

Curb Bracelets. — :

Hitherto the ‘Curb Chain Bracelet” hag been looked a “graple,” with little noticeable change in atyle from year teyear .

‘We have, liowever, recently added to our stock something entirely

new in ‘Curb Bracelets,””

This new style fs studded with Pearla and Torquoise. The pleasing, and adds little of cost and much beauty. oe

J. W. SPRING,

Successor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING. NEXT DOOR TV POSTOFFICE,

HA8 MADE HIS ROSSLAND HEAD- QUARTERS AT WALLAGE’S z

TOYS, ; FANSY 909D8, BRISsA=DAAG, OHINA, GAMES.

HUNDREDS OF PRETIY THINGS TO CHOOSE’ FROM

Are the prices of all CHRISTMAS Goons — M, J. O'HEARN’S, the Clothier.

Oar stock of Ties, consisting of Four-in-hands, Puffs o ends, are np to date in every line.

We carry a fall line of' the- King’ hata in all the latest styles, Our Shoes are always in the r oe lend and are made by the hest manufacturers in America, the best line of Mirer’s Shoes, Hip. and. Knee’

Knots, Bows, Flowin

We car! Rubber ts with leather e Made Clothin; fitting. Our and workmanship guurantee ployed. . A call solicited,

New Year.

are right. Our gooods are new and perfect” rdered Clothing is equally de

Wishing you all a prosperous

—aT—

H.S. WALLACES, |

STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, NOTIONS AND MUSICAL oops,

Circulating Library

EVERYTHING:

In fine furnishings for

and Jobn’ B. Stetson men,

ANYTHING

In the tailoring ine quickiy and sutisfacto- rially made.

oles. |Our prices of Ready

as cheap.. Fit Inion labor em-

tt

M. J.O'HEARN, The Clothier.

Cor. Columbia Ave.. and Lincoln:St.

O40 MOUNT & C0.

.- TAILORS: AND:

FURNISHERS. »

emit - (/ O a] : : CO: La onde mm Strong shoes for sturdy boys and stylish shoes {

i dainty. thoes for little ‘4 ty liah ofioat for fosneres

their mothers.

SMALL “ SHOES for littie

Opposite Post Office chaps i

&

iris and misses and elegant shoes for

‘We do not confine ourselves to supplying ‘ wny one age or sex with FOOTWEAR, bnt make a y of “good ehoes for everyone.” Our stuck is complete, com- priging every kind of, medium, or heavy. z Prices areall light, however.

ma oot. and Shoe manufactured, light,

NOT AT ALL ONE. SIDED

TR UAUAUAUALIANT nemrst nvr Ai AMALAULALUAL

SAnrrirvrne rrr ettsenretvenrvrneeenne

‘Hunter Bro

Ss Mayor Wallace and Alderman Good-

IMPORTERS.

eye Upon the Platform.

Agents: Giant Powder,

ROSSLAND A

WHOLESALEAND RETAIL

—— Getetale » 6 Merchandise,

Manufacturer’s Agents: baie ‘Standard Mining Supplies. Goodwin Candles, Canton_ Steel, * California Caps and Fuse.

GOODEVE OPPOSED SUNDAY CLOSING

They Differ Upon the Purchase of the Water and Light Plant.

Mayor Wallace made a remarkabiy good showing at the Miners’ Union-hall rday evening, ideri that it was a meeting called and conducted’ by his opponent, Mr. Goodeve. Alderman Goodeve stated that as one of the members of the city council dur- ing the past year he has many opporta- nities of meeting with the other mem- bers and the mayor, and he wanted to

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HAGA GAA GUM GUA AU4AAGALSUUbA AULA GAA GULL GUA GAA GAA JUANG

say in the beginning that he had noth- ing but the most friendly. feeling and

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respect for Mayor Wallace. They had

"THERE'S A LOOSENESS OF THE e2: JOINTS.

err well tried prescription.

Our Preseription Department is always at your service.

McLEA

Opposite the Bank of Montreal.

whicl? seemed impossible is a reality.

worked harmoniously together during the year and there were but few points on which they differed, but these re- ferred largely to the issues before. the people for the coming year. Before re- ferring to these he would say that he had taken the place of Ross Thompson at his Zrequest and that«fniany other prominent citizens, and he now. offered himself to the suffrages of the people. The first requisite of the office of mayor was that the candidate should be pre- pared to give up a large. part of his time to the city, and this involved mitch sylf-

Felt after using one bottle of our RHEUMATISM LINIMENT which gives relief and sends a thrill of hope through the sufferer. Continued uee drives out the pain’ and the cure Made from a new but

. PRICESO CENTS » bottle.

N & MORROW, ' THE DRUGGISTS

denial, especially where a city was una- ble to the i of the office. ‘ :

‘The fact that Mr. Goodeve had taken the place of Mr. Thompson was the ob- jection urged by the labor organizations against hin. Mr.Thompson had been

of Co-P

Notice is hereby given that the partnership eretofore existing under the name of Dabney Parker has been thisday dissolved by mu-

tual consont. JOSEPH R. DABNEY, 3.1L. PARKER,

cause they differed from him on the iT question of labor. J. E. Taylor, on behalf. of the trades

serpssttes wear an ool (Q HALLOE OR GOUDEE

and said thet Mr. Goodeve had flatly re-| ~

fused to runas a labor candidate, be- cause Mr. Thompson was in tbe field.|H. J. Raymer, €.; 0, Lalonde, John That he had done so with the full

ledge of the ok to} MoLood, J. &. Houson, First Ward. Mr. Thompson, and ‘therefore the . labor organizations had chosen wisely and well, and would stand by Mr.. Wal- lace to a man.

On the salary question, Mr. Goodeye said he had taken the stand that the council had been pledged to the non- payment of selaries before they were elected. He wanted now to to make hie position for this term clear and unmia- takable. He would not‘take any salary this year, but would give ‘his’ servicee

THOMPSON, MCRAE, McKINNON SEC’D

While Eli Lavaliey, John Edgren and Abert Barrett Stand for Al- dermen for Third Ward.

gratuitously if elected.

and if elected he would expect it. He said that he desired to make hie position upon the salary question known

would have done so had not’ his com- mittee insisted upon him. not doing so,

F.'W. Rolt’s principal- objection to Mr. Wallace’s re-election was that he believed in passing the plumb puddin; around; which was. an arguement against theold saying that we shoul’ praise the bridge that carries us safely over,

David B. Bogle made an elegant anti arcuementative ples for the re-election of -Mr. Wallace and manfully defended his position upon the purchase of the water works system. Smith Curtis spoke foi Mr. Goodeve and agreed with him ‘tha:

.| the price asked for the water and ligh’

plant was out of all reason.

at the meeting, and of course favored his election as mayor.

Mr. Goodeye said he would not, il elected, favor closing the saloons op Sunday, and mayor Wallace’ eaid h: would if re-elected favor enforcing the law. Mr.\;Goodeve said he would not iavor a reduction of the saloon license from $600 hut would favor ‘not grantiny

“er, + Mr. Wallace declined to answer off

put to both candidates saying that he wag willing to stand upon his past. rec- ordas mayor. He would if re-elected give the people a good, conscientious business administration and did not

mise more. >

Both candidates were well-and en- thusiastically received.

‘There were about 650 persons present

vailed. Bs THE PACIFIC MUSIC HALL.

at Columbla and Spokane Streets,

hall opens tonight in the big Pacific ho-

avenue and Spokane street.

The old hotel building has been re- modeled snd made into a theater of ex- cellent proportions. The stage is 25x30 feet square and gives ample room for all sorts of performances. The seating ca- pacity of the building is about 600 peo- ple, i.¢., the good sccommodation of that mamber, A large and spacious gallery, well vantilated, and a two com- partment muin floor, comprise the seat-

algo four open stage boxes. The thea- tre is tastily painted, and decorated throughout. A large and complete or- chestra has been engaged to furnish the music.

‘Twelve stars and artista in their lines have been listed for the opening tonight. A big show. is promised, and tho new house will no doubt get a good patron- uge. !

John Watson, the proprietor, isa pi- oneer in the camp, and is well and fa- vorably known to everyone in town, The house will open at 8 o’clock sharp tonight.

H. F. McLean, formerly of the popu- lar druggist firm,of McLean & Morrow,

and a half. great surprige at the rapid strides Ross- land has made toward the macking of a

Rossland, B, 0., Deo. 81, 1898, turned down by the working péople be-

5

great city,

Mayor Wallace answered this by say- ing tbat he believed a. conscientious, hard-working official of the city should receiyc some compenestion for his time,

to the people at the last election ‘and

Mr. Lalonde, as vice-chairman of Mr. deve’: ii i presidea

more than 40 licenacs, the present num-

hand this and several other questions

feel that he should be requested to pro-

and the best of feeling and order pre- Grand Opening Tonight of the New House

The new Pacific Concert and Music

tel building-on thé corner of Columbia

ing capacity of the house. There are

is in the city after an absence of a year Mr. McLean expresses

The nominations for mayor and ald ernien closed at 2 o’clock this afternoon, with two candidates for mayor; four vandidates for’ alderman in the firat ward; three in the second, and three in the third, as given below. s

Nominations For Mayor.

H. 8. Woilace, nominated by J. B. JTohneon atid seconded by Robert Hunt- er; of Hunter Bios.

A. 8, Goodeve, nominated by C. O. Lalonde, seconded by G. C. MacKay.

Aldermen, First Ward,

John E, Houson, nominated by A. H. Rievesbeck, seconded by W. R. Orde.

C..0. Lalonde, by J. E. Taylor, secon= ded, John McLeod. ;

Horace J. Raymer, nominated by J.

&. Ritchie, seconded, D, E, Kerr.

John McLeod, nominated by J. B.

Jobnson, seconded, D. B. Bogle. Aldermen, Second Ward.

-Ross Thompson, by J. F. Ritchie, sec- onded, Wilson McKinnon. < Ji J) McKinnon, by H. 8. Wallace,

seconded, R. W. Northey.

J. F. McCrae, by F. W. Rolt, second~, ded, Wilson Pyper.

Aldermen, Second . Ward. John Edgren, by J. 8. Clute, Jr., sec+ onded Dr. Robert Reddick. Eli Lavally, by P. 0. Rodier, second- - ed, Thomas W. Stack, Albert Barrett, by Ross Thompson, seconded, J. F. Walker. on

THE NOXTHPORT SMELTER.

The Old Le Rol Company's Ore Will all be Cleaned up by the 15th.

James Breen, supérintendant of the — Northport smelter came up Saturday evening and returned home today. He was seen at the Allan yesterday and said that they were still engaged treat- ing the ore of the old Le Roi company. and expected to clean it up by the 16th of this month and then commence on the ore of the new company.

At present a regular daily shipment of. 200 tons is being sent to the smelter from the Le Roi mine and being stored in the ore bins there. i Mr. Breen says the smelter is in per- iect working condition and treating the Le Rol ore.as cheaply as it ia possible to’ treat 1t under present conditions.

THE SILVER QUEEN.

The Mine is Down 126 and a Gross-Cut Be- . Ing Drivon. William Harp, Wm. B. Townsend and A..R. McDonald visited the Silyer Queen mine yesterday anil report 11 men at work andthe. property looking well. The main shaft is now down 125 feet and a crosscut being run from the bottom of the ledge to cut the ledge. Two New Locomotives. Two new locomotives for the C. P. R. narrow gauge between here and Trail have arrived, and are being tested by the company. With these new engines the road will bein excellent shape for the handling ofall theore from the camp that may be sent to Trail. Columbia Club Meeting. Phe Columbia Athletic Club will hold a especial meeting tonight at 8 e’clock in Lorne Beecher’s office in the Burns block. All membera are requested to attend, as business of special importance is to be coneidered. A.B. Irwin, manager ef the Porto’ Rico mine, came down on last night’s train, and returned to the mine to-