TRAIL DEPARTMENT. THE CHURCHES. RIK

Feed and Livery STABLE,

| Pack and

RN, addle Horses

ilor and Furnisher He ‘Transfer Wagons, ————— WAR EAGLE Has just received a large stock of Boots and Shoes. ¢ STABLES, This stock is the best, by far, ever brought into Rossland. It-comprises all the newshapes and styles in both Ladies’ and Gents’ in Tans, Oxford Bloods and Blacks. Also a complete assortment of Rubber Footwear which will be sold at prices below the low- est quality considered.

RESTAURANT

S. Thornton as i Ss CHURCH. RB. Robson, of Nelson, is in town. PREGBY THUAN ue ROSSLAND CAFE a wom, of Nelson, is in lowe |_ Church on Nickle Plate Flat—|open day and night, Frank Hanna is in charge o! ©) Services every Sabbath at IL a, m. and Independence str Arlington hotel bar. and 7:30 p.1 tnday schoul 2:30 p.| Give Big Meal for 456

Langley, ‘The young peoples’ social club gave | Prayer u ng Wednesday even- : Cc La B ii OPEN

" K Jota McTeer adancein the dining rooms of the | "8 W..0. Dodds; pastor: DAY AND

Repass, Crown Point hotel last evening. F CAFE 3 NIGHT.

A few days ago A. H. Manson 60- Church in north part of Town

licited and collected subscriptions of Sunday _nervloes at s mand T3! $3.25, pr to apply it to the|P. i. Boney ee cinesiai Best Coffee in town, Try our Boston iad baked: beans, 25 Spokane street, P. Cunningham, manager.

The Grand Hotel

benefit uf Nicholes Larson, laid UP | at g. C. Laduer, pastor. SPOKANE, - WASH.

M. J. O

‘The Merchant

METIIODIST CHURCH.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD.

VOL. 1, NO 256

Mining

ey & Shannon Jy

Vroprietor

nt

Corresdundence™

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1897.

NEWS BUDGET FROM TRAIL

with rheumatism. Instead of devot- Solicited. | ; : e for

ing this fund for the purpos ¢ ;

wei it was collected, he spent it} Charch on Le Roi avenue, first

A building on left-hand eide, west of ahous towns being’? good oe ane i>) kane street.—Sunday services at getting a “jag on.” Thie morning he|7j a.m, and 7:30 p.m.

PRICE 5 CENTS

WANT COLUMN.

jencents aline for the first insertion: cents a Upe thereafter.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

BUSINESS PERION ALS,

CHARTER LST STILL OPEN

EXCHANGE MEETING.

acd NEW PASTOR CALLED. Just stup and lookin Fraser's

dow and see the b 1p

Now and Fresh SITUATIONS WANTED.

OPrPice: REcoRD BLOCK, ROBSLAND, B.C.

win-

GAE EMPORIUM OF FASHION.

Baptist Divine Called to Fill the Pul- pit in Rossland.

on the Bylawe—Member- ship Roll.

D 18-tf

jail

was sentenced for two months in land

Curpany, Limited,

. Capitalized for only $260,000.

TREASURY STOCK 25ets

MIDE

The Ottawa vald M

JL PARKER,

Mining Engineer,

Orvicz: Over Weeks, Kennedy &

|

To Our Stock of Stationery, Wall Paper and Notione.

iS e) jaa) A aoe BU ge i re A a =

Wright ‘Schwan ‘Sage is

Bossburg

FOR ALL POINTS IN THE...

Kettle River Country

Crawford, Anderson &

Mining Brokers.

Orrice: Paterson

Frank

BROKER, Dealer in Mines ef (stocks.

7 The “Scott Block, Columbia Avenue. poe McMillan & Whitaor,

an every

Up-to-date th ng relating to

NES, MEMAL ESTATE AND 8T‘ 8 in and about the great

rat creek country.

Agents Royal Gold Min- eg Company.

‘Miss Millio Amme

Pianist of the re-

nowned Amme chestra,

Will Give Lessons

on the Piano Conservatory

G. A POUNDER, Pres.

‘a Johnson Bldg. Cofumbla Avenue, %

———

. Baird,

at

———_

SLOCAN PROPERTIES.

The Payne Mine Employing Seven’ Men.

The Payne group, in the Slocan,

going to market from

about the mine. The Wonderful is working

amount to one-half car a day. Company’s concentrator je employi

15 men. At present the mill is bei! run on Idaho ore.

Rossland B.C.

mo and Cumberland.

cate. 20 men in the further development the property.

Co.

BEEFSTEAK IN ALASKA.

Country.

ROSSAND.

beefsteak was carried 250 miles

creek to Circle City, and weighed fraction over 10 pounds. on exhibition at Circle City, and

S. WALLACE,

hospital fund at that place.

The trustees are S N Butters,

DC Newman, all of Spokane. Articles were filed Wednesday

tees are Gustave Winchill, L. Hamblen, James Pickrell.

Wash.

ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

from the Slocan and has consented become a didate for ald

producing more ore than ‘at any time this season. Sixty tona a day are noW | school the property. Seventy men are employed in and su

in; 25 men, | God’s Love and the shipmests from the mine

2 The Slocan Mining and Milling

This mill also|for building the new meeting house handles some of the ore from the Ala-

The Mile Point at Ainsworth has recently passed from the hands of the| duct two meetings in British Canadian Gold Fields Syndi-| Hall on Sunday at3 and 8 p.m. sh The new owners will employ Cc

Barbecues There Would Bankrupt they

The first piece of beefsteak that ever reached the gold fields in Alaska sold for #48 per pound. The piece of

Thomas O’Brien, from Forty Mile It was put

tracted muc’) attention, and was sub- sequently disposed of for $480, the proceeds going to swell the miners’ | will meet every Friday evening a

NEW MINING INCORPORATIONS

Articles were filed yesterday for the incorporation of the Lambert Moun- tain Gold Mining Company of Spok- ane. The capital stock is $1,000,000. Thomas D Fuller, E L Johnson, RB Morrison,

the incorporation of the Lincoln Min- ing and Development company, $1,- 000,000 capital stock. The first trus-

The Firat National Mining and Mill- ing company, $1,500,000. ‘Trustees: . J. Ballinger, O. S. Ford, C. W. Baker, D. H. Young, all, of Cheney,

Hector McPhersou has just returned

H, Irwin, M. A., Oxon.

CATHOLIC CHURCH. Church in west end of town—Sab bath morning services high mass 10 a. m. Sunday School 2.30 p. m. ty | Evening services vespers and _bene-

distion 7:30 p.m. Father Le Mav,

Parish Priest.

BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. D. D. Roper will preach in the house tomorrow, on Le Roi Ave., morning and evening. Morning bject—All things working for good: the bright side of hard times. Even-

subject—The commendations 0

or

Tae Baptist Churen of this place has called Rev. J. H. Best, of New West- minster, B.C., to its pastorate to be-

in May ist, and there is good reason 8} to expect that he will accept the call, ng| The church expects to let the contract

next week. SALVATION ARMY, Ensign Milner. of the Army Rescue Home, k

Salvation will con-

COR. MAIN AND HOWARD STS.

Newly furnished. Strictly first-class throughout. Under the manageme nt of Frank Watson. Headquarters for mining men. Elevatur service night and day. Free baths. On the European and American plan. Every room heated by steam. Free buss tu and from all trains.

THE HOWARD «AOUSEP

O'C.3NNELL & FARRELL, Props. Mi.ing Headquarters.

Newly furnished rooms. Everything first class. Offices to rent, single or double.

Mrs. SWEENEY, Proprietress,

Traders’ Block, Columbia Avenue.

the International

he will speak on the rescue work. Citi- of | Zens are invited to attend,

SECRET SOCIETIES.

BOSSLAND LODGE NO. 36, I 0.0 F. Meets every Mon tay night in Ma- sonic Hall. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. Joun Kirxup, N. G. Joun Jackson Jr., Sect.

CORINTHIAN LODGE NO 27,4.¥.& 3.0

Corinthian Lodge No 27, A. F. & A. M., meets on the evening of the first Thursday of each month, at Masonic

by

K. PARE _—— ARCHITECT —

—o—

NEXT DOOR TO CITY HOSPITAL Rossland, H. B. FINDLEY, Dw. Db Ss, iL D S. Graduate of the Pniladelphia Dental college and Hospital of Oral Surgery.

Stussi block. Rossland, B. C

Baths, 25c, Shaving, 15c. Hair Cut, 25,

UNION SHAVING

101 Columbia Avenue.

we —_ THE HOTEL ALLAN —_

billiard and private club rooms. steam heat and all modern

PARLOR. . Basement, one door east of Grand Union ho. and Irish.

" LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. ©. tel, Hall ish,

proprietors. a ly furnished, light and airy bedroom 1, Parlors, baths, Ono hundred oeene om "pining room {nexeelled, Electric’ lights,

MRS. M. E, ALLAN, Proprietress. ae —— The Only Brick Hotel in Town. —a

conveniences.

Esealet’s

with white help.

THe C REE DMOR E | share of public patronage solicited.

Colonna

Cafe. . . K KX

____. DOMINION HOTEL. ——

The Only First-Class House in Town Giving Modcrate Rates. Elegantly furnished rooms. Dining room well-equipped and supplied Rotes, $1.09 to $1.75 per day. Meals 25 cents each. A Mr. & Mrs. GEO. OWENS, Props.

«{ The Pacific Hotel,

Fresh Supplies every day by ex- press, Finest Oy- sters, Fish and Game in the city.

JOHN WATSON. PROP.

CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE SI. Everything Pre

pared in the Best

First class in every patticuiar. a Manner.

Elie Lavalley,

Christina Lake Store, |

WILLIAM E. _DEVEREAUX, Civil Engineer,

a|Hall, Rossland. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend. Norman A. McKenzis, Secretary.

at-

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Rossland lodge, K. of P. No. 21 Masonic Hull at 7:30 o’clock.

A. G. CREELMAN, K. of R. and 8.

MINERS UNION.

Rossland Miners’ Union No. 38, W, F. M., meets in Masonic hall every Saturday evening at 7:00. All mem- bers of the union are cordially invited to attend. Jamus CusicK, Pres.

W. Gisson, Secretary.

. Log t, Rossland Lodge, No, 56, of the Inde- pendent Order of ‘iood Templars meet

for

Notary Public. Formerly of

Victoria, B.C. Office, up stairs

in Weeks & Co’s Building. COLUMBIA AVENUE, RQSSLAND

Studio of Music and. Literature. Lessons in

Counterpoint, Harmony and Thorough Bass aud Elocution.

Open for engagements on program as singer or pianist.

Next to Occidental, Columbia Avenue

Notary Public, Commissioner. Upstairs in Ritchle Biock 4

Columbia Ave. Rossland.

every Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock, in the Methodist church. Mrs. D. R, Apams, C. T.

R. W. HuGHEs, Sec.

A.0.0.W. ROSSLAND, NO 8 There will be a meeting of the mem- bers of this Lodge every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. in the Masonic Hall. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. J. L, PARKER, Master Workman.

———— FOOT ROT CURED.

io] People of Rossland have remarked

contrining 100 names. Mr. son is a large property owne:

safe man. —~——

HE HAS NOT RESIGNED. Captain N. Fitzstubbs, the Bri

Co. points, denied that he had resigned

position as gold i

He was presented with a requisition McPher- and a

Columbia gold commissioner, while in Spokene from a visit of several weeks at San Erancisco, Victoria, and other

the in the number of horses lost in the camp this winter through the common and destrustive disease, of “foot rot.” There is an explana- tionfor it. R. Anderson possesses the secret. The cures are due to his successful treatment of the disease. Office on Reserve street next door to Pioneer livery stables. 3-24-2t

ish

Applications for Liquor License.

his Notice is hereby ‘iven that the un-

——. BREVITIES. Sixty-five cara of passed through Spokaue this week the Orient. J. D. Gordan, customs officer “sited Rossland. today.

and

Inter-Ocean isin the camp.

Charles Tynan, of Rossland, is Spokaue on business pertaining the death of Michael Moffett, who was killed the cara at Marshall.

across the lake from Ainaworth,

or-| him closely, day and night.

Le

merchandise

W. W. Reynolds, of the Chicago

his brother-in law, John Nyman, who has been living with his family at the Blue Boll mine,

become deranged and for severai days past his friends have been watching

1897 California butter just arrived - 18 Washiog‘on street, Molel Bakery

ew i, at ge ex) Hralion of fad days, a) to the Stipendiar, ‘ag is- trite of West Wootenay for fa license to sell liquor by retail In the Moffatt Building, lot 21, block 28, in the town of Rossland, BG. D. McKELLAR.

Dated this £0th day of March, 1897. i stenaaibaas cet eae

for

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned will, at the expiration of thirty Gays, appl to the Stipendiary Magistrate of West Kootenay for » license to sell liquor by retail in the Heward House, lot 24, block 29, in the town of Rossland, B. C.

H. 8. O'CoNNELL™ Dated this 26th day of March, 1897.

Notice is hereby piven that the un- dersigned will, at the expiration of 30 days, apply to the Stipendiary Magis- trate of West Kootenay for a license to sell liquor by retail in the Queen Cafe, lot 27, block 41, in the town of Ross- land, BC A. 8. Revsbeck . Dated this 27th day of March, 1897.

HE EXDEANDE NATIONAL BAUR

Capital $250,090.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $50,000. Jacob Hoover, president; A, J. Ross, vive pre- tdent; 5. J. Dyer, cashier. Special case and atteution paid to mining ev tf | crows.

at

in to

by

hus

Dyer & Milthorp

CIVIL ENGINEERS, DRAUGHTSMEN . Record Block -,, Columbis Avenue.

RossuaNnpD.

The I X L Clothing Co

Leading Clothiers, Hatters and Gent ’s Furnishers.

509. 511 and 513 Riverside Ave.

Mohawk Block, SPOKANE

McAULIFFE & CARSON THE LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS. Reserve Street, next to Drug Store. Rossland,

Mo-

British Columbia.

Provincial Land Surveyor and|JIs Also

Stone wx» Heddle Co.

—Corner Columbia Avenue —and Spokane Streets.

B. ESCALET,

PROP.

— ee

IS PREPARED .TO SUPPLY | MINERS AND PROSPECTORS | WITH ALL NECESSARY PRO-| VISIONS AT REASONABLE PRICES.

We ship our pipe in car load” lots. You can save money by buying from us.

Grocerics,

Prepared to Keep Travelers. Provisions and

‘/MANSEL B. GREEN, ‘Any

D. HE KERR, DDS

Thos. Mayne Daly, Office over Fraser's ‘Drag Store,

Produce. TEETH Good stock of valves and fit-

WrgouT PLATES tings at reduced prices. Con-

Opp BANK oF MC

Free Delivery

Attention Latiee!

Mrs. M Heard has opened her new store on Columbia ave., where every- thing in the line of ladies’ and child- ren’s furnishings may be found.

tracts for hot water, steam heating, plumbing and set— ting of manufacturing ma- chinery.

~<a Telephone 27.

TEA ---

Aer?

Dentist and Oral Surgeon. All work the best that shill and experience can accomplish

Columbia Ave, near Lincoln St.

q w.

If you are particular as to ‘the quality try our

RAPID

STAGE LINE Leaves Rossland for

80 cent English Breakfast. | Trail 60 cent Ceylon.

R. BEATTY, UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING, Reserve, near Spokane Street. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Caskets and ¥.ctal Lining alivays oa hua

‘Telegraph Orders promptly attended to. 60 cont Japan. * a

Rxcell

t Oolong’at 50 cents.

O. M. FOX & CO.

Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St.

Thos. Wilson & Co.,

DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE-

w. M. HENDRICKSON, M, D Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, etc., British Columbia, Canada.

STOVE COAL,

$10.00 A Ton.

Late Surgeon Workingman’s Hospital, Butte, Mont.

OFFICE: Srusst Brock, ROSSLAND . New lot of shoes justarrived 2. .

Rosstand, B. C.

LOOK! -LOOK!!. LOOK!!!

J. 'l, McKenzie, M, D., McGill, Montreal, Physician, Surgeon and A h . Licentin} of the Royal Coliege of Physicians

CLOTHES ? CALL ON

WILLIAM MILLER,

McALPINE’S DRUG STORE, RESERVE ST., GooD

SOODS ; GooD

FIT; REASONABLE PXICES.

GIBSON & WILGOX Practical Plumbers)

Estimates furnished on all work. Shop and office at Basement, Postoflice Block. Corumpra Avenus, Rosstanp, B. C.

|

and Surgeons. Edinburgh, Licentinl of the Fac- ty and ul SZON 100 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR 83. id_a photograph of yourself and $1.00 and

100 Stamp Photographs. all gummed and rated the same as 4 postage stamp. Just

bur cards and station-

SMITH-HEWITT BLOCK. lance to be paid when work is returned. All worl

Reddick. JAS. J. MAUXEY,

Grand Union Hotel, Rossiand, B. C.

Hunter Bros.

ee THE

DAILY RECORD

25 cents a Week deliv

Specialty made OFFICE =

Dr. Office next door to Sisters’ Hi

COLUMBIA AVE.

and Ear Diseases.

MISS EMMA DOHERTY, . ARTIST. © Studio cor. Columbia and Lincoln, Upstairs. Portraits and Local Scenes a specialty.

Spuste voz stzstzstzstz viz vizstastz sh

One Price to All. #| GEO. A. FRASER

Carries a complete line of Perfumes. Powders, Soaps and ‘1 i

ae | BOWLING { BILLIARDS and POOL. De Voin’s Place, East Columbia Ave.

‘find all you ‘You'll sends there.

Orders of all kindsexecutel, Lassons given.

DO YOU WANT A MAP OR A NEWSPAPER cure IF so, ADDRESS: ALLEN G. SMITA. ‘TIMES. BUILDING, CHICAGO. | Let me estimate and submit samples. ts

Carefully Prpires Your Prescriptions. [

GEO. A. FRASER, Chemist and Druggist, Columbia Ave. Rossland, B.

gS LYS LYS TES LYS Uys YS TS Ly ByS By

BRICKLAYING

ee While in Rossland STOP AT

The Collins House

Washington Street.

thing Every tiirst Clas. in Cone

All kinds of brick, stoue and cement work done by H. Christengen, brick- layer. Office at the gun and lock-

mith shop, Reserve street.

nection

Grabam & Wastbara

Proprietor?

‘The best of all cuts aud engravings, at moderate prices.

eae WanteED —Dining room and chamber maids. Apply at this office. 20-tf

dy you want money, diamonds, watches. or jewelry, call at Uncle Dave's loan office, Washington St. 16

The membership roll of the stock

~Papy desires a home in private family for room and board. Address Record office,

For Fine Fruit and Choice Candies call at the Columbia Candy Company, Reserve street, near Washington! 1m

ROUM< FOR RENT,

CeO For Rent—Furnished rooms with board, First avenue, third house east

of St. Paulstreet. References, 316 1m | houge.

Everypay brings new custumers to Lalonde. It stands to reason that when a man makes boots and shoes as specialty, that. it must be the right

For Rent—A furnished and unfur- nished room for rent in the Reccrd block.

For Rent—Fine furmshed com- fortable rooms for rent. Apply to Im- perial Cigar Store, Spokane street. tf

For Rent — Elegantly furnished rooms, plastered and well heated. Le Roi avenue, south of the Allan.

is

Yo Rent AND Lease—Furnished rooms to rent and und to lease ; also carpenter shop. No. 21 Earl street in rear of Shaw hotel. 325 2t

‘To RentT—New five roomed house. Apply McLean & Morrow's drug store. 8Bt

zon ape greateut and finest assort- ment of boots and shoes go to. Lalonde the leading boot and shee store. °

Ger the Recorp every night by carrier for 25c per week. Leave orders at the office.

Go direct to Lalonde’s boot and shoe store, for rubber boots aud rubkers, A large assortment just been received.

Tue Evenina Recvrp delivered by carrier, 25c per week.

was 46 when the firat meet- ing of shareholders was culled Satur- day. About thirty members were present. The provisional board of trustees offered their resignations and a motion was made to re-elect them but the matter was postponed. The

ituti was i i an amended. The question of firm or individual membership wae settled by avotein favor of the membership being vested in the firm instead of an individual member. It was further decided that in case the individual members of the firm were not share- holders of the exchange then the certificate of membership should be in the firm name. A committee of

BATHS.

Batus—Ladies’ entiance to the new Baths from the European Hotel.

KOR 3ALK,

Curap For CAsH.—A dasirable business location in a central locolity. Alsoa stout team working horses runners and sled. These will be sold cheap for spot cash. Apply at the Rr- coRD Office.

SEE Barr & RHKA have opened a hay, grain, and feed store in the Le Roi stables. Their prices command _ at tention. It will pay you to call o them. . TUE

For SALE—A new piano at a bar: gain on easy terms. Inquire at this oftice tf

Ba fitted up with tubs and marble basins, all kinds and styles. All work personally attended. C. M. Weller, sanitary plumber. ’Phone 27.

TOBAUCO AND OIGARI,.

PATRONIZE home industry, Smoke Enterprise, Kootenay and Rossland Favorite cigars, made in Rossland. tf

Smoxe British Lion and Mainland cigars. Vancouver Cigur Store, oppo- site Bank of Montreal.

WantTep—Everybody to smoke the Fleur de Vallens cigar. Vancouver Cigar store,

“For SALE — First-class rest urant complete. Or will sell outfit cheap. Apply at this office. 25-tf

i For Sate—An Erie bicycle, new. Apply at this office. tf

“For SALE—25 pair roller skates cheap, Northern Hotel. tf

“For SALE.—Three roomed house, near Baseball fiat, with or-.without furniture. Apply E D B, this office.

woub.

Fuxt—Buy your fuel of the Red Star Stables,

Woov—Leave you orders for wood at the Red Star Stables, Prompt delivery.

Woop—The Red Star stable people haye a steam wood saw located at eus! end of Columbia avenue, AlI kinds of wi : ti

For Sate, cheap, @ full dress suit, would fit man 5 ft. 8in. or5 ft. 4 in. Apply 8 L W this office,

for SALE—A complete outlit tor a country newspaper, either Washing- ton eight column hand press or seven eulume Army press. Apply to RECORD office,

For SaLe—A livery barn and clear title to loton which it is located for sale at a bargain for cash. Apply at. this office. 16-tf

For SaLe—Freight teams tor sale with or without sleds or wagons, Ap- ply at this office. 1-tf

MANUFACTURING busines: for sale— Tue only one of its kind in British Co- lumbia, A first class investment, Ap- ply at Record office, lott

For SALE—House furnished, $250. Unfurnished, $175, Possession, April 4, Jennie L. Stone, broker. tf

For SaLE.—The daily and weekly RossLaND RECORD is on gale at the follow!

t Co; Beddell & Co; Norman Cople & Co. E. Gallo- way & Co., agents for Vancouver.

ly on f

five was to draft an amend- ment to this section. It was provided that che directors of the exchange should be residente of Rossland.

—~—— EVERYBODY COMING. |

David Stussi Says Thousands Will Come From California.

David Stussi, the first merchant and postmaster of Rossland and who bas been fortunate in his mining opera- tions, returned Saturday with his wife after spending the winter in California. Mr. Stuasi says that Ross- land is all the rage in California and that if one in ten come here who ex- pressed the intcntion of doing so, that state will ie largely represented. He says he will not be surprised to see Rossland a city of 30,000 or 40,000 bufore the yearis out.

pane ee

FIREMEN’S MEETING. There willbe a meeting of the fire department this evening at the usual hour'at the fireman’é ‘hall. A full meeting is requested.

Woop—Leave your orders for wood at the British Columbia Mill Co.'s ottice. wD

PERSONAL,

Dancinc—Professor Dreytous. gives

GOTELS.

‘rue Domioion, board $5, per week.

Tue LELanp, Columbia avenue.

private lessons every day

Tue Rossland Furniture company is

now prepared to fit you out in fur- niture. It

Snow Storm.

‘ Three Carloads of Cattle for Ross- land

Two Miners Nearly Perish in a

WORKINGS OF THE JOKER

Rev. J. H. Best, a Baptist divin ew Weatininister, has been called

tist church in Rossland. Rev. Bes

he will accept the call.

in Trail. Grutcbfield and his partner,

Their ears and teet were badly frozen.

deep. SHOWING ON THE JOKER.

tain continues to attiact

Trail, March 29.—[Special to THE RecorpD.] — William Grutchfield, a miner, who has been working on a claim om Summit creek, spent Sunday

Joe Kelly, came very near losing their lives when coming out from their camp. A heavy storm set in, and losing theit.way they wandered about for two days with nothing to eat.

The snow oh Summit creek is 16 feet

The Joker mine on Lookout moun-

in the ing subject was:

ing for Good or The Bright Side Hard Times.”

Leve.”

—~—-

Ross IS TRAINING.

April 15.

Ross, wo will enter the drill

not take the medal it will not be cause he is not in condition. has made several trips to the top Red in th

here.

by F. G. Jogdan, a mining engineer, was up the workings. main ledge

upwards of ten feet of ore has beep

yet been touched. similar in appearance to the second class silicious ores of the Le Rui, such as were used in the recent test at the O. K. mills. made Saturday gave $11.25 in gold. . —— . WILL ACCEPT. didat

ac for Ald

Thegparty of gentlemen in- terested in ¢he property, accompanied

ther day inspecting the

‘he hauging wall of” the as been cut at a depth of 77 feet, below the surface and although

cut through tbeother wall has not ‘Lhe ore is very

An assay of the silicate

Hector McPhereon, Asked to Become

which he considers most effective. is —~— .

POLITICAL POINTERS.

of Colonel Scott’s supporters

“‘wido open” town and saloon questi A large banner bearing the devi

preach in the pulpit of the First Bap-

said to be one of the moat eloquent ministers of the gospel on the const and the Baptists in this city hope that

Rey. D. D. Proper, temporary pas- tor of the First Baptist church, Pp hed school house on Le Roi avenue. His morn- “All Things Work-

The evening subject was: ‘The Commendations of God’s

Preparing for the Drilling Coutest

contest which will take place April 15,is training herd, and if he does

Ross

gh the snow and has mapped out a course of training

There was an enthusiastic meeting Satur- day night at the Scott headquarters, when Colonel Scott refuted the state- ments made about his position’on the

“Vote for Robert Scott, the people’s candidate, and the success of Ross- land.” has been stretched across the

eof Small Attendance at the Stock O Exchange Meeting.

t is

TIME EXTENDED TEN DAYS

Motion to Accept the Bylaws at Once.

of| Twenty shareholders of the stock exchange were present at the meeting this afternoon. The room was com- fortably warm, but the new stove emitted sulphury vapors like those which are supposed to come from the 2000-foot level of Inferno. The discussion on the constitution Satur- day did not dispose of one-third of the clauses. Mr. Rolt made a mo- tion that the articles of incorporation and bylaws be accepted without fur- ther discussion subject however to the suggestions, made at the yre- vious meeting. Mr. Harris secured the withdrawal of Mr. Rolt’s motion for a motion substituting for section 3, article 1, fixing the capital stuck at $5,000 divided into 100 sha-es at $50 each providing power to incresse the capital stock and extending the time for the charter list to be open twelve days instead of ten. Mir. Rolts’ amendment to close the list of those whe has been accepted but had not paid their entrance fee was lost. M. Rolt’s motion to accept the by- laws was then discussed, but no de- cision was reached at the time THE Recorv went to press.

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Sunday afternoon, the committee pointed

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Hector McPherson, B .C.,—We, the igned

Rossland,

in regard to having a law passed that all city printing bi

sity of having for eur first aldermen

Ir you want the Rossland DatLy

‘nz ARLINGTON, Trail, B. C. The best hotel in the Trail Creek district. Everything first-class, ‘The dining room is always right up with the sea-

in Sp goto E. M. Shaw or E. A. Thomas & Co.

MEALOVALS,

son, and the tables are sup with the best the market affords. *‘Nothing’s too good for you when you stop at the Arlington, ~ tf

JOB eBINTING,

Fine work at reasonable prices at the Rosslander Publishing Co. Get your work done at home and save duty and freight. tf

GET your printing dune at the Ross- lander Publishing Co, the only exclu- sive job printing office in West Koote- nay. No finer work done in the Prov- ince. \We make a specialty of stock certificates, prospectuses; and all kinds of mining printing. tf

+ HMYSIUIANS. .

DRAYAGE.

Movine—If you have household goods to move call a Red Star fe

De, LamBert, Record biock. 5-tf

Dr. Fortn has opened his office next door to Custom House. 20-1m.

wagon,

DuaraGe—The Red Star Transfer

company handles all kinds of freight promptly,

or eee you want delivering eaming of any kind done call | the Red Star Stables. Tel. No. 8. »

KagGace—If you have a trunk or baggage of any kind you want moved, the Red Star Transfer Co, will do it promptly

_Pianos—If you want a safe or piano moved go get the Red Star Tiansfer company todo it; they are Tesponsible for all damages.

Ir you are going to Trail o. North- port get a saddle horse at the Red Star Stable, Quick time. Nofeed charges. We get the horse back, Tel. No. 8.

‘THE Red Star Transfer company meets all out-going and in-coming trains and will call atany part of the

eity for ba; ' liter Toe oe passengers: We

DREsAMAKeRS,

Miss Charman, dressmaker, for- merly of Lalonde & Rodier Block, bas removed to Lincoln street, op- posite Mortimer’s photograph gal- lery. 8-23-1wW

DR SINCLAIR, Occidental Block. _ 326 1m

DENTISTS.

Dr. Finzey, dentist, Stussi Block.

EX*OU FORA © OTICK. Estate of Robert J, Cameron, de- ceased, intestate. Notice is hereby given that on the first day of March, 1897, Letters of Administration were ranted to Orville M. Hand, of Ross- 1nd,B.C. All claims against the above estate ure to be sent to the said O. M. Hand or to the undersigned within 30 days from date. Dated 9th March, 1897. P. McL, ForIN,

8-B0b icitor for «A

RemovaL—Undertaker White bas removed to his new place of business one biock south to No. 15, South Lin- coln street. 8-20-10t

Lust,

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Lapy'’s fur cape exchanged at Dom- inion hall dance, Tuesday, March 2. Inquire at Butte hotel. att

Lost—A Pocket Book, around town, suitable reward by leaving same at Record Office. 3-26-tf

BAKERIES,

ARR eee

B. C. BAKERY, Hazelwood milk, fine creamery butter and fresh ranch cages, 24 Washington street. 10-Im

For fine horae-made candies, fresh every day. go to the B. C. Bakery, 24 Washington street. (0-lm

Daly,

wise, j and impartial citizene, and believing you combine all these essentials, beg you to allow yourname

“| to be placed in nomination as such.

We hereby pledge you our hearty sup- port and confidence.

Charles Howson, Wilson D McKin- non. James H Good, John McKane, F Russe!l, C H Stibbs, W 8 Weeke, H Daniel, George A Fraser, John Harrie, Ernest Miller, H C Stewart, W T M Clark, . Mayne Gordon Kennedy, C P Young, W H Cooper, A Forrester, A Y Wilcon, Robert Barr, Alex Shields, A L Anderann, J. K.Hombitz. R I Penrose, A McQueen, 8 Hobbs, John Box, I Ralph Chambers, R E Bi t, J J Campbel!, Edwin Campbell, E G Parker, W ‘Rippin, Thomas Flyn, JG McCallum,J J

MopeL Baxeny,— Creamery and dairy butter. Fresh ranch eggs. No. 18, Washington street. 26-1m

BUILDING MATERIALS.

Woop aNd LumBeR— We sell cheaper than any others. The British Columbia Mill Company.

RESTAURANTS,

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‘ANOTHER valuable discovery, -the Vendome restaurant is the best place in town to dine. tf

Tue Vendome Restaurant leads. serving fine meals and prices rea.o.1- able.

—— Business lunch 25 cents at the Vendome.

PLUMBING.

nae — Cc. M. WELLER, Pp sanitary

THE V'! gives quick service on short notice and everything first lass.

plumber, cor. Spokane street and Col- umbia avenue. ‘Phone 27. tf

DRUOGISCS McLean & MoRRO the pion druggists, have just received a ton of drugs and toilet requisites. 5-tf

NOTICES

In conformity with the resolutions passed at the meeting today, I beg to give notice that the necessary books for the membership in the “British Cc bi: ixel 1

stock o' limited,” will be opened at the office of

LIVERY STABLES.

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we oe Get your saddle and pack

STOVE ci 7 Pes oal at Hunter Bros. at $

3 at the Red Star Stables.

Weeks, Kennedy. & Co., at 11 o’clock in the on thursday the 18th of March inst.,where subscriptions will be received, such books to remain open until the 26th day of March, ERNE-:T KENNEDY,

z1GHs—Ihe Red Star Stables lalty of sleigh

Cc pl Hobbs, T H Rea.

IN CONSECRATED GROUND.

Remains of McLaughlin Re-Interred in Catholic Cemetery.

The remains of McLaughlin, who died from the effects of a wound in- fiicted by an ax about two years ago, and who was buried on the bass ball flats, have been taken up and re-in- terred in the Catholic cemetery. McLaughlin was the first man killed by personal violence in the camp.

His wife, who lives at Nelson, came to this city last week and made ar rangements to haye the remains re- moved by Undertaker White and buried in consecrated ground.

a MINIATURE CABINET. Tarbett & Fraser Co., of Trail, have gotten out their first series of a mini- ature cabinet of Rossland ores which consist of 16 samples, the Le Roi, War Eagle, O. K.,Columtia and Kootenay, Crown Point, Nest Egg, R. E. Lee, Iron Colt, Mayflower, Moma, Ross- land Red Mountsin, White Bear, Jumbo, Josie, Gopher, Homestake and the Sovereign. It is a neat device

Secretary Provisional Board Trustees,

make a sp parties.

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aud is placed in a paper box eight inches square.

of Rossland, recognizing the neces-

Mitchell, J B Johnston, E Hewitt>| pomini J

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Lalonde, Scott, Weeks,

interviewed.

not forgetting to eay « good word him for alderman. Heis a sale, seivative, energetic business man will be a credit to Rosslund’s fi board of aldermen.

Thero will be a Scott meoting hall next Wed

ing. George A. Fraser is a favorite

list.

basa Jidute for derman appears elsewhere in t issue of the Recorp. property owner and a atraight f ward business mau and would doubt make a good alder.nan.

men are jeopardizing their chan of election by taking too much terest in the mayoralty contest.

son has not decided to let his nai be used for alderman. -

the same.

The Miner's Union will probal not take part in the muni: test as an organization, individual members pendertly.

It is believed that the feeling

to act in Canadians and thore opposing th municipal contest for mayor.

Lalonde and their friends are dent of success at the p Ils.

ig having some trouble with the squ play an important part at the polls.

The number of voters registered 3 o'clock this afternoon was 850.

ters. At the regular meeting of the Ross- land Typographical Union, No. 335, to interview the different the union label, reported the follow- i in favor of it: Messrs. Johnegon, Thompson, Fraser, Reddin. Wallacc, Kaymer, Campbell, Stack and Bell.

Several other candidates were not

Although W. A. Campbell is away east on business his many friends are

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day even-

alderman and will probably head the

Hector McPherson's requisition and

He is a heavy

A few of the candidates for alder-

Even at this late day Ross Thomp-

It is generally understood that the saloon men are not going to unite upon a candidate for mayor the views held by the two aspirants being about

pal con- leaving the

Eastern Canada between the French will play no small part in the coming

Apparently both Mr. Scott and Mr.

cant W. H. Bell, candidate tor alderman,

tera and it is said the controversy will

ca ey

SHORTENING THE TIME.

From Victoria to Rossland Thirty-One Hours.

ap- in by- enr An important change in the time table of the Northern Pacific railway was announced last week to go into effect yesterday. The change bene- ficially affects Rossland and the Koot- enays. The twenty-two houre delay at Spokane has been chopped off by the new schedule so that p gers

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via the Nortnern Pacific can Roesland from Victoria in’ 31 hours; Kaslo in 36 hours; Grand Forks in 35 hours, and Nelson in 33 hours. This echedule will continue in furce as lung as business warrants.

To facilitate this improved service the steamer City of Kingston, plying between Victoria and Tacoma lias made an alteration in its time table by which she leaves Victoria half an hour later than heretufore. This will im- prove her train connection at Ta- coma, enabling transportation co: panies to hanfle Kooteaty fr igs more quickly. .

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al- his PERSONALS. Attorney A. H. McNeil left this morning for Nelson to attend to the setting Of the supreme court to le gone a week or ten days. He says he will be back in time to vote for Col. Scott. The contract for carrying the mail from the postofice in Rossland to the Red Mountain d2pot has been let to D. McKeller. A. B. Deptock, paper and stationery dealer of Vancouver, is in the city. Ho expresses himself as very much surprised at the growth of Rossla.d since his last visit. Thomas Croben and H. L. Stevens, of Helena, Montana, are at the Allin. J. E. Jackson, of Kuaslo, is in the camp. A. F. Hammond, of St. Paul, is at the Allan. The riffle of th: gold watch and chain and diamond locket will take “endome hotel this even- A.l tiose holding tickets will please take notice. 3-29-16 N.B in from Spo- kane Saturday evening on mining bua- iness and will return in the morning. J. A. Kirk, provincial surveyor, left . | this morning for Nelson as a witneas atjin the case the Buffalc Bil mining claim and the Grand Prize.

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