ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, AUGUST 26 1899.

TORONTO STOGK MARKET

Toronto, Aug. 25.—The jollowing isa record of today’s callon the Toronto stock exchange, and of the eales made:

Waterloo...... ” eantsoo preratcr. Cariboo Hydraulic.... $1 52 \ i, RATRUIEW, CAMP.

Fairview. oo Hed Smuggler. € 24

BOUNDARY CREEK.:

Brandon & G. Crows: : Morrigon .. Winnipeg.

BLOOAN, AINSWORTH AND NELSON.

Nelgon-Poorman. Nobie Five

Pianos. Pianoson the installment plan. Easy terms. Callat the Imperial cigar store, tf

Minera’, railroad and city checke cashed free of charge at all heurs at Hotel Hoffman, Rossland, Harry McIn- tosh, proprietor. tf.

‘The Evening Recorp delivered to any part of the city for 65 cents per month

Martin A. Schwieg

HIGH-CLASS

TAILOR.

Perfect Fit Guaranteed Prompt Delivery:

SPOKANE STREET One Door East of Col. Avenue.

CRESCENT Dry Goods Company, Lid.

a oe

Men’s Tailor-Made Sulls.

Fall Underwear.

Scotch Tweeds, Nice Brown Mix- tures in Sack Suita, Round Cut, $7,50 and ¢8.000

Our fall importatione, direct from the. best manufacturers in Scotland, are just

opened.

Men’s Blue Cheviot Suits, Square Cut Sacks, Tailor-Made, lined with good Italian cleth,.. “

Scotch Wool - Underwear: from: the Heavy All-Wool at $1.00.a Suit to best

DENVER BRIG

sokNto LINE OF THE

—_—_—_

Wont]

Favorite Transcontinental jg Between the Northwest ang. ~all Points Engt,

Choice ef Two Routes

Th thé FAMOUS "rough

\@Rocky Mountain Seen

(ilothing an Furnishing Goods Department

Ana Four Routes Ent of ?' Pueblo and Denver.

7 All Passengers granted a day atop in the Mormon Capital or Anywhere tween Ogden and Denver. Persp cohductéd Tourist Excursions teds aweek to -

Omaiia, Kansas City, St. Louis, q cago and the East,

For Ticketa and ‘any information tery ing Rates, Rontes, ete., or fore ecriptive Advertising Matter, cal on agente of Oregon Railway & Navigation Co. or Ore- gon Short Line.

8. ‘Ki HOOPER, R.

NI Gen. Pasa: & Ticket co

> General Aga

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VOL 4, NO. 49.

ROSSLAND, : BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 28, °1899,

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Chains of Gold

‘We have on hand a fine line of GOLD WATCH” CHAINS, a liberal stock, chuice patterns, and. a

splendid value.

We have ‘them i in Gold, Silver and

Rolled Plate for ladies and gentlemen.

AA DOOR 10 THE POST OEFICE,

J. WU. SPRING,

THE LEADING JEWELER,

IE POLE NVESTIATON|

Attempt to Hold a Session Behind Closed. Doors,

| BUT. THE SCHEME DIDN'T: WORK.

BARGAINS

BARGAINS!

BARGAINS!

of the Trades and Labor. Counell Want a: Pub- lic Investigation.

eo if

Behind closed doors or not behind closed doors: that was the vital ques- tion that the

+} oneat Gteenwood,

“IN THRIVING GREENWOOD.

Frank Mendenhal,. the general agent for the Jenckes_ machine company, was doing business in the city this week,

Coy. E. 8. Topping, of Trail,'and:Ress Thompson, of Roseland, were’ in: the city for a few days thia week, after hav- ing returned from their Property, the Zale M., in Sheridan camp,

James Wilkea, Organizer for the Weat- ern Fed of Miners, 2 branch of the union at Phoenix.and also He left: for McKin- ney on Thursday where he will organ- ize and then proceed to Fairview.

A force of men are gri ding’ the grow d |.

for the station and freight-sheds in Greenwood, The station :will occupy a block opposite Louisa street: The O. P.

R. are also grading Louisa. street to street.. dary: Creek

Times. _

TORONTO STOCK MARKET

Toronto, Aug. 28,—The jollowing is a record of today’s’ callon the Toronto stock exchange, and of the gales’ made: ONTARIO. “ ASEED, 6 446 CAMP A’ KINNEY, + $1:30° 18 . 11 CARIBOO DISTRICT. Cariboo Hydraulic... $1 61 FAIRVIEW CAMP, mE 2

ROUNDARY CREEK.

BID. 4%° a

Empress .... Golden Star. Foley;..

Cariboo .. Minnebah:

$1 a Waterloo

10 $1.48

Fairview . Smuggler.

and Finest Made at $9.00 a anit. I meau Genuine Bargains and the

Agent. Largest and Most Complete Stock of

Police “Cour ‘Denver, Col.

Johni ‘Findley, who day night and ‘booked capable, secured bis»

251 Wash.st} Portlanig

of the Trades and Labor Council who at- tended the police investigation at‘ the city offices thia morning. The nature of the charges of corruption made by the

bea Batur- | dronk and. in- #6 ‘by’ putting

Brandon & G. Grown « . Morrleon :,

* Scotch Wool Underwear, our: own eady-Made Clothing, Men’s Furnishings,

TEXEDA IBLAND,

‘Van Anda.... TRAIL CREEK. 16

Big Three.. Deer Park..

‘onte Christo. fortherm Belle

Republic

DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES. B. C. Gold F. Canadian G. F. Syn..

Morning. Sales: Rauwanaa, 2,500 at7}4. Rambler, 500 at 3834; 2,000 at 303g. White Bear, 500, 500, 500 at 414. B. ©. Gold Fields, 500 at 434. Van Anda, 500 at 11. Big Three, 500 at 1134.

Afternoon Sales: Rathmullen, 1,000, 1,000 at 73{. Rambler-Cariboo, 3,000 at 401g. Deer Trail, 500, 500 at 24. ‘Van Anda, 600, 500, 500, 600, 500, 500, 600, 500 at 11. Deer Park, 500 at 214. Silver Bell, 600 at 71g. White Bear, 600 at 434. B. C. Gold Fields, 2,500 at 43. Smuggler, 1,000 at 2.. Big Three, 500 at 14. Golden Star, 500 at 421. Dasignelies, 3,500 at 14. Rathmallen, 6000.E 73, western delivery.

Catarrh

Shackles

Broken In 60 Minutes

“dhe throat, offensive breaths leas ofiaste th ee ifstarilce may slgeeri

is the most potent fare kaowa | to-day Recommend ‘eminent nose i etait oss mlowie

“ For years_I was ‘im of chronic Catarrh; the first ‘ppllzation Ton of: De By Aenea Caer der ‘mo instant reli

renal 4

Moun’a IIeavy Brown Mixed Scotch Tweed Suits, Square Cut Sacks, Tailor-Made,. wale $15,079

Men’s Suits of West of England imported Serges, in Blacks and

13, 60, $15.00, $16.50 and a $20. 00

Men’s Oxford Grey Serge Frock Suita, Tailor-Made, and Lined with the beat quality of Farm- er’a Satin,.... cc... ccc e eee ee

[PROMPTLY SEGURED| for our our interestin, books *' Int D| ore fini “How ie are are

"MARION & anton

Ql & Mochanloal Engineers, tie ten'of the Bolytecimie School of ieruiseeuner Decgeiors in al “Universi ae

orks nnd: Water: Works Rance Ore Associ Eero jation, Assoc. Mein!

{ Wasmnaron, D. 0. MoNTREAL, Can, -

Catching On.

ECORD as oe dias for talking business and bargains to the people who buy never loose their grip. Look over ita list of advertisers and you will recognize the names of business firma who have done the businee of thie comp. They have neen successful in businee. Advertising ie part of their business. It atands to reagon they would not vent in advertising space in THE REC-

RD, if the result waa sat satis- factor THE RECORD'S news service is superior to that of its contempo- ™ Its mining news is accurate

jtieairee lance not tied to

the aprou strings of any clique or corgoration. You can get any kind of Job Prin- ting dune at bottom prices at

Record Job Offiice A. Gilchrist

CONTRACTOR IN ’ Plastering and '~to-—Cementing

LINCOLN STREET South of Bank of Toronto. P. O. Box 165.

Erunnee ater vary iven free uf obarge in the

Scientific Ainerican

Fpit clroulation sheer sae

Senor. Shasta

a Broadway. New Fert.

Dr. A. W. CHASE/E a

COMES TO THE AID OF

Catarrh: = Sufferers

som rm Catarrh of the Stomach, some-

times of the lu lungs, sometimes of the head, nose,

and throat. It is from.Catarrh somewhere, and Catarrh ane

lany men understand this, and a make every

effort to cure re but it is beyond the reach of

No sctiog wiaa can ignore Ie hohasttin any form he makes constant effort to be rid of it,

ere is something about the reanner of life and the climate of Canada that see: diseases tTmucous Taembrane. Medical science ordii doesn’t try to cure Catarrb;

inaril; it “‘relieves” it; but Dr, Chase bas

Subscribe for the Rxcorp.

Gazarth for over thiny years, and bis came ve shaken,

aoe

Mews fre,

Men’s Pants. $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00.

Boy’s Suits.

Scotch Tweed and Navy Blue Cheviots,

$4.60, $5.00 and $7.60

Special Importations, at’ $3.60, . $4.00, $5.00, $7.50 and $9.00 a suit.

Men’s Natural Wool Underwear . at $1,00, $1.60, $2.00, $2.60 and $3.00 per Suit.

Sox.

Womans | Hicate

For the best NOME MA

an bia

Men's Extra Heavy All-Wool Knit Sex, 25c,

Men’s Sox at 8ic., 10c,, 12ie., 16e., 20c., 26c., 36c. and 50c. per Pair.

Trunks and Valises.

A full line in all aizea and at all prices.

Umbre!las from $1.00 Upwards.

= (Urescellt Dry

Foods Co. Ut

NEW BRICK BLOCK, es

|Columbia Avenue, Rossland, B.C.

gersaeattEes

LOOK OUT ..-»

For your money. Kite, where you have to pay balf the price than anywhere ele, and eave the overcharge you wonld have to pay elsewhere. Note a few of our prices:

#0 at same raf with any other article in yur lin the te tage. Make mouey by saving it, and that you can only do wi

y

Buy your Clothing, Gente’ Furniehinga, Shoes,

Briog your cheque, we at change

en you purchase af

ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE

42 E, COLUMBIA AVE,

“R, BANNETT, M; janager.

JQUICK WORK!

Red tay Samet

bey tad i patenan . anon vee ras story ties wank i Les, lear, trauefer, WareHouse, Ur Chip tn ene eh eo

Rex vod tar vayinine ne Tand'

Tel. No 8

and Transfer Co.

as delivered Werk done. ricts re, Pi

Woaet tT avuhiiiers Pgents, Wir

Wo Sell Good, Dry,Seasoned Wood. OFFICE: WASHINGTON ST. OPPOSITE BANK’ OF MONTREAL.

ve troublesome details by sending

Jd. W. AARTLINE MAN.

Subscribe

=FOR THE— Record

To Sell Properties

YOU MUST ADVFRIF

And if rou want an Advortireneut) lant any Eu:

‘Nag ine, or Perlodledt—sav ‘oun

TW. HOWARD

General Advertising and Press Ase BisnorsaatTe-St., (Within E. C.)Lospo%

“ BrstorsgaTe-stneer, (Within) Lospo Agent for the Rosstaxp Evrxixo and British Columbia Review.

ROOM Must BE MADE FOR NEW GOODS ARRIVING, SPECIAL MENTION:

Boots and Shoee, Hats and Caps, $ Youths‘ and Chitdren’s Wear, To Select from in the City

-Men’s Nobby Suite, in English, Scotch and Canadian Tweeds reduced 20 per cent, to Clear Out. - An Immense Line of Boys’ Suits, at Coat and Under

UST ARRIVED:

A Large Consignment, of Latest American Hats, Newest Shades and Styles goles ee So

Cail and ingpect mv atock and you will-be convinced that you: can a0 be ter

ni renlize more value for Your money than eleewhere, ‘ork Bottom Prices, and Square Dealing. ,No Hi

Block Garsfally Belecied, Call-and

ML. J.-O'HEARN, THE. CLOTHIER

ORNER COLUMBIA AVENUE.

AND “LINCOLN” STREET.

-| equalled the velocity of a glacier.

Trades and Labor Council againat the chief of police and Jailor Mitchell are well known to the public. The. chief demanded a speedy investigation, but the progress of the investigation has not When the police commissioners. had concluded the session this morning no further light was thrown upon the alleged crookedness in police circles.

But there were incidents. The repre- sentatives of the labor unions think they were significant. They had a kick com-

up $5, failed to make. court this’ morning: other prisoners far, MosistratesJordan to jadge.

appearance in

B C. Rifleman.

The _British-, Columbia; riflemen did very well in the’ three days’ shooting, which came to.a close at Toronto, Aug. 26. Four of them secured prizes in the “Mulock” or. Grand Aggregate match, these with their scores being: Gr. Miller, Westminster, 267; Sergt.. Ken-

ing and were not bashful about regi

ing their objections, They claimed they had nothing to conceal from the public, that they were willing te stand or fall by what they can prove, but they wanta "| public investigation, and refuse to eub- mit to a. atar

all, V Corp: Rich Victoria, 261: Stuart, conver; :260. :

"f 264; Lieut, Van-

| 3." Long Strike Settled. : ng fight between the Spokane

Thoy want open doors. . The indications | b of the this ing.are-that

y and. the labor unions has

somebody. does not want that” sort of thing.

Try!

er and trast to their dealera. table house. Our shoes strike people by stylish shape and by their quality.

106 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

We will have your trade after that. ..The average man buys shoes from their appear- ance and fit. They know little about leath- Hence the advantage of dealing with a. repu

Cc. O. LALONDE

_ IL EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE

Ben

A Positive Cure: for all Kidney Diseases.. A Purely Vegetable Medicine.for all Diseases of the

Kidneys and Urinary Organs.

It waa und that the tion was to be held in the police court rooms and that the public was’ not to be excluded. When the heur came: for the meeting of the Police board-tke mem- bere, including the attormeys for the chief and the Trades: and Labor: Council representatives, held a meéting in the mayor's office. Inquiry developed the fact that this was morely a private con- ference and that the jon waa

“The gas company agrees'to stop lay-

ing gas pipe immediately upon the sign- S

ing of.the articles...

The ‘company, however, retaing the right te inspect all gas plumbing and pasa upon it.

In turn the company is permitted to retain a couple of men to fit gas stoves and do similar work which’ is’ strictly

* Theré” were no ,

ayne....

Rambler-Cariboo .

Wonderful ...

Crows Nest Coal..... TEXEDA ISLAND.

Van Anda.

Big Three... Deer Park.

DRVELOPMENT he O. Gold F.. dian G.

within their b asa gas iP! The company thus retaing the right to cheose ita own employeg and to. conduct

to take place in the court room. <A member of the Trades and Labor Coun- who: to enter the, t

was stepped by the ‘chief of Police, who refused to admit him. A

its 1 a8 ; but retires from gas pipe “laying, whieh” it took ‘up after the strike a year ago.

Exhibit of Ore. exhibit of ores is to be

wag ‘| made to see‘Attorney MacNeill,the labor -| council’s colicitor, and alter i

A made s at Spokane after the Spokaye In- closes on the -17th of

parley, this was granted. Mr. MacNeill was asked if the investigation was to be public and he replied that it was...The laboring man wae then allowed admit- tance. But when the-proceedings opened 8 police officer again closed the door and lgpked it, in the faceof the president of the Trades and Labor Council, who was just then about to enter. The rep- ive of the Trades and Labor

The Clarendon Cafe.

FIRST

Rooms for

CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT, Open Day and Night,

Banquets and Dinner Parties.

QUICK WORK!

Tel. No 8

Red Star Storage and Transfer Co.

A 8 rogular Storage and 1d Transfer business Hob iron eaons. eared |

Da mero clty. ano

it Meet ali tra r

We as: d storage i saat reavo nS

freight ure, Pi-

will

Contract and Jol brand ‘heavy vinieg we meade. a dopey pone we BNiiper's agents. ods.

+ transfer, warehouse, or ship any class of g

We Sell Good, Dry, Seasoned Wood.

WASHINGTON ST. OPPOSITE BANK OF MONTREAL,

wint cat at] fe

40-7

Council again appealed to Mr. MacNeill, and the was to

October. S-This: is ae it ought to be. Spo- kane seems atelast about to realize the importance of making an exhibit of ores which dan He seen by every eastern and outside visitor to’ that-city. Many of the camps which are planning to exhibit ores at the industrial exposition have avked - whether the city of Spokane will preserve these .orés and‘make a credit- able permanent exhibit at that city. The

of. at its

open the door.

The attorney for the chief then made astatement that the clief was desiroua of & thorough investigation of the charges mades against him, and Mr. MacNeill replied saying that his clients were acting in good faith and desired the exme thing. The session then closed, but wit cautions mext , Wednesday even- ing winte open devs

Martin A. Schwieg, the high-class tailor, will give you a periect fit. Call and see him, Spokane street, two doors off Columbia avenue. tf

BUSINESS POINTERS.

©. M. Weller, Rosgland’s pioneer san- itary plumber, has the beat equipped plumbing establishment in the city, and 8 a prepared to do all kinds of

last, took up the matter and agreed to take the ores, carefully care for them, keep them. labeled, and to make & permanent exhibit at the rooms of the chamber of commerce in the city hall. It agreed to do this, provided the ores were delivered at these rooms after the exposition is over. Manager Bolster of the ition. at once if this-action by agreeing to deliver the ores with, their labels, safely boxed, at the rooms of the chamber of commorce. This action will mean that every camp which exhibits at the exposition will be doubly ‘benefited. >, The resolution which was adopted by the chamber is as’ fol- lows:

d, That the Spok ii b of commerce will be pleased to accept the ores‘and’ mineral’ specimens from the

various mining districts to be placed on |°

m-fitting, etc, anywhere, for any ly at anv time. 1-19-tf

For SaLg.—Mining: claim on south slope of Sophie mountain in good loca- tion, ‘Will sell cheap. Apply to

ze Co. E. Ray, International Barber Shop.

The Evening Kecurp after June 1 de- livered to aay parbof the city for 65 cents @ month, tf

J.W. AARTLINE, MAN.

at the Spok: Industrial ex- position in October, and will carefully preserve and ¢ care. for the: same, making suitable permanent exhibit for the the ingpoction of ‘the public; provided -said ores are properly labeled and delivered at the chamber of commerce rooms.”

For Rent. September 1st, two, large, light, plaa- tered rooins to rent in the Recorp brick

building. tf,

Morning Sales:. Minnehaha, 500, 500, 600 at 17. Old Ironsides, 500 at $1.08, Winnipeg, 1,000 at 3014. Rambler- Cariboo, 500, 500 at 42, Vam Anda, 500 at 1034. Monte Chrinto, 1,000 at 634. Silver Bell, 1,000 at 7; 500 at 634; 500 634. Golden Star, 500 at 43.

Afternoon Sales: Rathmullen, 1,000, 1,000, 1,600, 1,00 at 734. Golden Star, 600 ar 44!g, Silver Bell, 250 at 10. Rambler-Cariboo, 500 at 42}¢; 500 at 42. Republic, 1,000, 1,000 at $1.27. Van Anda, 5,000 at 103{; 5,000 at 103{. Big Three, 500 at 14%. Montreal Gold Fieldz, 1,000 at 16}¢ White Bear, 500 at4}¢, Athubdsca, 1,000 at 38,

Col, Peyton’s Threat.

“TfI cannot have justice here I will transfer every dollar of my personal property out of Spokane county and into some other county where it will be fairly assessed.”

This was the forcible language used by Col. I. N. Peyton, president of the

i bank of to the board of equalization, says the Chron- icle. -

Colonel Peyton was quite indignant over the fact that as he claimed the stock of his bank had been assessed higher than that of the other banks of the city. He called particular attention to the fact that the stockholders of his bank are making no claims for offsets’ for. indebtedness, as he said waa being by the other banks, and atated that they did not intend to do so.

CITY TAXES,

are hereby inded that to receive the discount on City Taxes they must be paid on or before THURS- DAY, the 3ist day of August. To accommodate those who are umable to get away during business hours, Mr. Harp will be at the city offices every evening from 7 to 9. Roaeland, Ang. 23, 1809, 4t

The Evening Recogp delivered to any

part of the city for 65 cents per month,