ROSSLAND. PORT OF ENTRY.

‘ 4 Exports for the Imports an ‘

sat * Month of May. ; McDonald, cus:

. Be, - land, we are enabled tof this port

CERTIFICATE

No. 04.

OF THE REGISTRA- N OF AN EXTRA-PROVIN- GaL COMPANY. “Companies Act, 1897." “Byening Star Molng pany.” Regiatered the 18th day of April, 1898. EBY CERTIFY that I have

Extra-P

ty -} Le igure of Hr

‘he head office situate in the City

Se.

Nelson Custom Report. IMPORTS.

.» $84,125 00

8,014 OC

———

. 1 $87)188 00

$10,836 91

50 OH

Datiable.. Teas: .... |: Free... 65: 4 .

Total... Duty Collecte Other Revenues.

‘English Breakfast, Indo Ceylon, Ideal Blend. :

0. M. FOX &Co

Dutt. penta Go 106 HZ Columbia Ave.

Ninety-nine tons

|

‘as! The amount of the cay nany {is $1,600,000, divis

| shares of $1.00 each. ‘he head. office of the Company i] Bort fown ot

thie Province ia situate in the Rossland, and Jame+ Hunter, agent for «he Company, whose addressia Rosslanc vforeraid, fa’ the attorney for the Com- ny. | The time of the existence of the'Com-

toyrn lots, se! sid real

procure, hold, buy,

‘ate mines and

United States

Province 0!

+o carry on the business of selling, milling, smelting, ‘educing ores and minera. ind description int! America and in the .

ww

SA eThe.ss

AEORNATION

mines and prospect:

UE NE,

istered the “Evening Star A Briel Write-up Which Will be Ex-

tended to All the Fropertles in the Camp.

as tnadl

from

mg 3

creer erent nerve nent Ross Thompson...

Ihave blocks of atock in the foll(-ving rompanics for sale: ». Fureka Consolidated Evening Star West Lo Roi and Joste, Monte ¢ risto, Monitu, Homestake, Sivlerine and Gopher, -: RE. Lee.

E rots in the Original Townsite

anrnnenereener nerves tt

ALAN

THE REDDIN JACKEON CO., AGENTS, ROSSLAND.

t

Owners and Other Sources.

————

tiued oor-

¥ judas diA AMALGAM LAA GALAGA AAA

QUEEN |

will be ied until the principal s have heen des-

As we a!

The Deer Park i

wummit of Deer Pai

and op and: for any &ne ill purpos nited States and it he. Provin

HOTEL DAWSON | GranD.

-|Sau, T. ARTHUR; "P oprietor. Spokane, ‘Wavhington. scan i ae a

First. class rooms at popular

Modern in all its appointments.

aS No, 92.

} .wadquarters for mining men Rate: reawnable. Centrally located, corne He vard and Mill streets.

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

prices + 4

DERTIFICATE OF THE SREGISTRA- TION OF AN EXTRA-PROVIN- CIAL COMPANY. i i

“Companies Act, 1897.” ““alborta Gold Mining a

wn

two, mac! feet a day whaft, 44 feet. there was

tedes stripping tl prospect work. 'T T-airill compressor, avexy thing

STOVES.

Travers: Hard

usi!

above the vigorously menand

e tuonel 54 en, and | in the 20th of Nov.

ca

. Fish. Game,

Haley,

_ WHOL I

ork;

y fn tte tur tne mine, ©

W. B. Taylor M.D. Mahoney — 6

{ If you want

good varttta tanineas 8 ba, a good Livery ‘and business & aed ‘fistributing point on ‘the nev . | ron to the é

Tat St ie, eens

Cheroda, ©

LOOK! * LOOK |2onaparte Cvs BOARD AND ROOM 85.00 PER WEEK.

) ddress;-COL. 1.1 HUGHES MEALS. 15 CENTS AND . 7

My era Falls, Washington. ‘THA, COFFE OR BEER WITH MEALS.

Dealer in Hay, Grain, * "Produce. BEDS 25 cents and 50 cent: per Night. $ioo per week and up.

. . —sT aE = Domunion. Hotel. South Spokane street.

Call and see us.

*

Poultry and

No Delay. toney to loan on Mortgages and, Coleteral’ & * curitles, apply fr. Gregson:& Cu - AUCTIONEERS | AND VALUERS. Advances made on Consignments.

Notaries, Conveyancers, eto. - oS CS ROMTAND. B

Joseph Dabney, - J. L.Parker,

E Lorsest sxtzsee: |: ‘ial

ber, 1897. RTIFY that I have red the ‘Alberta Gol: 7? gs an’ Extra-Provin- r. the .“‘Companict out, or effect .all or ereinafter set fort! ‘o which the legislative authority of the Legislature of British Columbia extends ihe head office of the Compan: 1B 'Bit- ‘ate inthe City of Spokane, State o!

Washington.

The amount. of the capital of the Company ig one million dollars, divides into one million shares of one dolls)

vach.

The head office of the company it ‘his province is situate at Roseland, ant James Hunter, agent fer the Company whoee address is Roseland aforesaid, 3: he attorney for the Company. |,

‘The time of the exivtence of the Com- sany ie fifty yea

‘TS. ‘The objects for, which the Compan}

tois:ing in the Unite: and inthe Province © Cunada: ue

wither products: of mines;

opstruct; operate and maintain mili- ratora, smelters and otlier mia

vbinery, uscd or to be used in treatiny

ore and other products of mines in th

United States of America and in the

Province of British Columbia, Canada:

iitches, flumes and otlier conduits anc

‘Mining Engineer Dabney -and Parke Mines and Mining.

TO PROSPECTORS,

We are makiig a ‘Specialty « stocking good. mining prope: ties. and are daily.

‘Mines exsmined and reported on. INCORPORATING

Bpecial attention given to the placing o Mibing Properties ‘aqd the management, 0:

ROSSLAND, B.C

» Be. Oo Preaaury

‘Cable address, “Parker, Rossland.” Moreing and Neal and Bedford MeNell'a Codes. ticulars apply to’ L. 0. DILLMAN, : * “21. & 12 Sherwood Bik. Spokane, Wash.

pp y for the appropria- tion, use and disp ition of water ii »perating mille ani mineg, running ant operating electrical’ machinery, anc working and treating ores in the Unitec States of America and in the Province 0: British Columbia, Canada? to purchase.

arquire, hold, erect and operate electric tand power plants, for the purpose

a i “propomtions’ in all” Diatricts v ae mining and treating ores, and. for the aiocks el | PD! listea East. For ‘further por

{furnishing lights and creat- és connected in the Uni-

in

Pp al prop é with said mining bueinessin the United Stater

“{ America and in the Province of Bri-

4.8, Cuore, 38 |-atract asd maintain roads, Ww

tish Columbia, Canada: to suquire, con- railroads and

«Four an

eep cree! Macdonald Clute & Cronyn Velvet mineral ‘claims. r : : 7 Jobn Wilson. - oriste and.

in ith said min- | ing business. in the Umited States of ‘America and in the Province. of Britieh Columbia; Canads; to do and conduct a general mercantile Busiaces and ‘sach

James Summers. Dated April 10, 1868.

Money to Loan. Application for Transfer of Liquor McBarwe Burome, Ross.axp. Li

icense.

olie\tors for the Bank of British North America

other as the bueiness of the Corporation. may require. ‘ Given under my hand and eeal of office at Victoria, Province of British Colum- bia, thia second day of December one thousand eight hundred and ninety- seven. [L.8.. Y. WOOTTON,

Noticeris hereby given that the under- signed. will, at the next meeting of the Roard of ‘License Commissioners of the city of Rossland, make application to tranefer the liquor license for the Clar- endon louse to Gas. Wass!

for NELSON, B.C. D. W. Mogaan, ‘ Dated May 7, 1898.

PACK. AND SADDLE ‘HORSES.

Miners’ Livery Stable

FEED AND SALE 8TA BJ

Registrar of Joint Stock Companies.

Application for Transfer of Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that the under- signed will, at the next” meeting of the Board of License Commissioners, of the City of Roseland, make application to tranafer.the lignes Jicenge for the Ven- dome hotel to D. W. Morgan

JOHN M. BURKE

Will examine aud report on mine: for sale, aud also un minus of- whicl stocei s being sold. !f my reports are found not to be correct I will refand all moneys invested cu same.

JOHN M. BUBKE, Bosslaad, B.C

-C. Mi Weller,

All work attended to promptly

Spokane

PRACTICAL PLUMBER

Office and shop comer Columbia

‘Ixe Hanurs, Dated May 7, 1898.

Fy IXCTANGT WATLOAL AE

Capital $280.00.00 « Gerrins Sad Undivided bro Ats $60,000.

president; A. J. E

vioepres-

wal

wa as the . greatest

Mountain roilroad-" atockflders are’ COl. senxtor George Turner, Cal.

iL. Bidputh, LE anders. = “CENTER: BTAR;,

Owned by Cepire Star mining ¢ iy, Oliver Durayt nannger.” C:

He Welter. 1 hoif mile

o acquire snd operate water! rights, | j,y

VAD Lie BO see The Le Roi mine hss become fame go} produces A Onnada.. It has besides putting in axtensive and expt

P ensive machinery, paid for over 4,500 feet. of w

vork, built d snd

--Jt has its own eléctric. lig at plant

and its ore.bins are built on the O.34

WW. track, with a tramway. to tho’ Red

The principal =

I. N. Peytan.| Stables: Le Roi Aventue

>. Turner, Wim. J. Harris. Col Wm r fiame, Maj. J-

api 1,000,000, shares par valn S thei market.

the canip.and ono of | « The. latest and | Monday, Noy, 5. a

Tel. No. 8

Transfer Co.

ek Tee

very g teams; will dsive you

: ge ue about. xize=ood. by 1 packing of all kinds don y part of thie city. Contracts and job work died, mining | machinery delivered on anos and safes safely meved. We ‘@nct as shippers’ agents, will tan

pressiand b: rom pi

«& Tamarac: wood.

- Office: 9 Washington $

—Rear of Hunter Broé.=.*..:« * -Mactin Block

J ohn: W. Hartline, "Proprietor.

Prowcus i \qire mata.

ve, ‘They. 0ré| phe Btha.is situated on Tackoat nis Mo : iste mount: | n6uutain, in athe south belt, joa nore ieee 1800, f south of the Crown Poivt and it Gristo has over ; cel) owned by the; Elba-Trail Creek Cen- rie. atid’ ‘erdar-cut} jqlidated mining company, Rebert ‘Thera is a shalt and @ eon: eo with nine men -working-

i “ WwHire BFAR. <The White Bear Gold Mining com pany ia the owner. Ttis. situated a- bout one-half mile secs f Reassian

er $13,000 was expend- er owners.

mice t imp! y is

on the property. ‘ WAR BAULE.

edold mining compavy of Toronto. adjoins the Le Bj on the west,

ter freight and treatment rates.

machinery, .ete.. The Columbia

mig LILY MAY.

ia this camp, May

south of town.

GEM, \IGER AND UNCLE 8AM.

the Homestake.

foet of surface work.

i This mine andthe Crown Point are owned hy-the War iegle Consolidated

and has done over 5,500 feet of develop- ment work and paid $175,000 in divi- fends. ‘The present managment pre- fers to hold their ore until the com- pany builde‘a smelter or can get bet-

recently. paid $700,000 for the ‘mine. At has all the necessary conve: fences,

Weatlurn re lway is built to the mine.

‘Lhe J ly May was the first location , 1889. tis new owned by the Lily May Gold mining} vompany, Senator George Turner, pres w. J. Harris, manager and Frank Kizet. vec. and tres. Lt: is located fn'|' sho south belt, two and 8 half miles Development work cousiuts of ver 300.feet.of tunbel and shaft. ‘There ie 150 tons of abipping ote on the-dump, which: will average $20'r ton. Mine provided with L-iat, convpressor plant, machine drills. etc.

Owned ty John Cromie, Brig At- kinton, 4. B. Campbell, Thos, Coffey. Locate.J on one ledge in. the south belt, in line with the Crown Point and Gem, basa 50 foot ahaft and 50 fest of open cut work. Tiger, 300 foot. tunnel,- 40. foot sbaft and 100 feet open cuts while: the Un- cle Sam has-a-25 foot - shaft and 160

it. the Red Meuntain- railway and ‘ains the Black Bear.on the south. Its ‘l machinery consists of 2 60. se pow boiler,a 20-horse . power. heist, 4-dril Compressor, pump with eupacity of 60 :.gellons:per minute ‘and maehine drills ‘Vetc. It has a vertical shart ef 175 {otk 6 large ore

com

vertionl: shaft, ‘| with cages, the

Ali three.of there claims uable aifd promiee fair to. maki Tt | dend paying: mines.

ANNIE E. 7

This chim te Owned Wy.‘ the ‘British |’ Lion mining. compan. George: A. Fraser, sec, and tres. Tt is located on the enet slope of Deer Park. motto- It] tain, south bolt, adjoining the Geld ‘Huuter.mnd Graud Prize. It is crown’ grantad and basa shaft down on the &| vein 90 fect. Ore savays from $6 to ¥10,7 egarded a8 & good pros- pest. secre Satie eas ifte ao

fm machinery development an

ings. Work at present is suspend but. .arrangements .are now

being ‘jrade to start up se0R-

_ THE UNION, |

sthe ‘vein 85 pen ent of 45

fre threa well definc

ELECTA AND CHISF SETTLE. 1000 feet thi

‘These properties belong to the Ger. mania Gold Mining company and are located on Green mountain just-north of Red mountain, three anda‘ half miles from Rossland. There‘is <a. 90

About $4000 worth of work done. foot ahaft and 30 foot cross-cut on the Electa. The ledge is large and well

P at presen! the 100- foot level before ©

Owned by the Black Prince mining i Will be Issued rec. and tra, Located on the north ‘

MONTE GHIsTO, COLONNA AND a ‘These three properties are owa

Jacch Hoover, dent; E. J. Dyer, cashier. Bpecial ‘attention paid to mining.escrows, ©

SPOKANE © WASH

2]

by Eastern Canada capitalists end aré” represented here by George, Plunder 300 fee* >t open-onts. Asean 613:

a defined, and sssays have been obtained THE WEEKL company, J. A. Kirk, pres, Hector

\- igide of the Columbia river, three-miles . Xr [Petow trait We a ste of a 40(2 | Eve ¥

as high as $300 s ton. A. (

‘THE BLACK PRINCE. RECORD McPherson, vice pres-, @. A. Fraeer, oot shaft, OD foot tudnd and about THURSDAY

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and Evening Record —

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 7

1898.

PRICE 5-CENTS

RY LINE.—SUPERB DEDIGNB,

$¢ ordered urotning-<D oo

| Indies’ shoes which we will close out at cost. gee

Tt fe thi Rossland hut todaye Brows todey. Fraubie Tews. You kno’

ve ty sell, advertise in

Rolt & Grogan

_ Wall Paper e INSURANCE ©

Department

We are repreeenting the largest am- ount of capital in the city.

We insure mining machinery, build-

OUR WALL PAPER DEPAEI- MENT Id NOW COMPLETE IN EV- of all kinds,

ooo NOVELTIES IN STATIONERY, ~ SCHOOL SUPPLIES RTC. s ooo OUR PRINTED BTOCK JOURN- ALS HAVE ARRIVED, AL80 A . FRESH SHIPMENT OF HARRY ‘WEBD’S FAMOUS CONFECTIONZRY

ewn~o -MONEY TO LOAN

We have money to loan at 63¢ per

Block. - -$6 Columbia Ave.

SESS

HS. WAM

Stationery, Wall P-per and “+ Fancy Goods Store.

Canterbury

F.W AINSDALE. Customs Broker,

3%.0W THE OUSTOM HOUSE Rossland B. 0. |

Mining $ Not Affected by War.

‘LOO Four Hundred: 4.00 " "“Men’s Ready-Made Suits. —

:, «In Worsted, Cheviots, Serges and Tweeds.

-$12 14.16

-$10:12-15

$8 1012 etc..

Clay, or: Venitian. worsted sults..---- Black er fine Serges i Halifax and American’ tweed...-

Men’s panta, 01

ings, dwellings, merchandige and stocks |"

cent. per anum on Rossland realestate. |

Children rece!ve the same vaiues and the fe pens, ete: as the shrewdest: bu i ot yers in’ fitting atpply both wiih evoryehing they require, ALWAYS UP TO DATE: ALWAYS THE BEST VALUES, -DRUGGISTS AND ° STATIONERS 0 O @MF-It pays to deal with Goodeve Bros.

NOTICE!

This it not s—

© BALES SHE ©

But all kinds of merchandise, will be sold just as cheay by- :

PUBLIC = AUCTION

AT

GOLUMBIA AVE.

a (, 0, GIBSON, Avctionocr

N. B. Private Sates Duily.

Boys’ and Childrens <p | ‘Ne * American suite—very styli Best assortment in Rossland. Pm» Yaa AR meer Ree LY 5 “Tf you want ’dresa suit or a business suit well made, perfectly fitting give usa trial... Union labe! on.all ordered goods. tment of all the newest patterns in fancy suitings, fan-

Steteon and Christ! collars, cuffa, ete. Everything for mena’ wear. . : 50 different patterns in fancy colored shirts to choose from.

Boots, Shoes? :

Mens’ heavy mining shoes. Mens fine shoes‘of all kinds. OA few

new shirts,

‘Afall line of tranks, valises, etc., telescopes and atraps, etc. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING. NO TROUBLE TO BIIOW GOODS.

M. J. O'HEARN, THE CLOTHIER a

R. COL AVE. LINCOLN ST-

IMPORTERS WAOLESALE AND RETAIL

OE

JUST: ARRIVED

.| Glover at the D

: Gameron Men,” and many others. As @ 8 stories fairly brought down the house.

J plegsine noite raider wbPe tnids RAGEEE |:

$'x Thousand Dollars to Be Put Into the Strocture.

*/ROADS AND TRAILS TO BE BUILT

Provincial Engineer Gamble Is Here Laying Out the Work.

Provincial Engineer F.C. Gamble is here in charge of the matter of expendi- ture of the appropriations for public works, such as court house, roads and trails, and is out this afternoon with Re- corder Kirkup. Registrar F. Scofield of the supreme court anda committee of the Rosslaud bar iation will meet for the purpose discussing the plans for the new court house for which an appro- pristion of $6,000 has been made. Mr. Scofield says.that this is only about one- half the amount that is calculated to be put into the court house.

THE MACKENZIE GLOVER SINGERS. A Splendia Entertainment by These Talented Artists.

Judging from the applause that greet- ed William Mackenzie and Miss: Jessie hall ing

NOW FOR A COURT ROUSE

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

Ike Harris has gone to Northport.

John Pean is in Yinir on business.

Dr. W. Gesner Allan, the firet lieuten- ani of the Bogle fureed, returned from the Boundary country lust evening.

W. B. Davey came in lust evening from Grand Forks. He is a delegate to the opposition convention.

Fred Oliver was an outgoing passen- ger this morning.

D. A. Daggett returned home today. J.P. Rogers, who is mining in the vi- einity of Ymir, is in the camp for a few ays. F

A. Klockmann left this morning for Northern Idaho to look after the work- ing of the Continental.

Ernest Kennedy left for the Dundee mine on the noon train, accompanied by Messrs, Rumbold, Bullin and Jim Boyd.

Dr. Edward Bowes has returned from Spokane. :

Rev. :W. T. Stackhouse left last eyen— ing for his home in -Vancouver. Wm. Austin and bis bride left for Re- public; ‘today, where they, will make their home. = W.D. McFadden left.on the noon train for the Ymir country on mining business. . Vice-President Shaughnessy, of the C. P. R., and party will arrive in Ross- land tomorrow evening. 5 Richard Armatrong returned to Ross- land last evening. Mr. A went

RMON WORK BEGIN

Tools and Supplies Being Shipped from Rossland Today. :

CONTRACTORS ALL ON THE GROUND

The Road, It Is Estimated, Will Cost About $4,000,000.

Sub-Contractor W. M. Videen was to- day busy ordering and shipping tools and supplies to the mouth of Dog creek, 10 miles above Robson, where he com- mences atonce onthe construction of the ©. P. R. to Cascade City. The line will ran up Dog creek. and thence through McRae pasa to Cascade City, distance of 88 miles. G. A, Smith will leave this evening to take charge of the commissary department. Welch, Stew- art,and Folley are already upon the ground, and Peter Lareen, another of the arrived in d this afternoon, and goes to the front at once. The right of way. will be cleared at once and active construction commenced all along the line. This is substantial news for the Kootenays, and particularly for

to Ottawa last Winter from Grand Forks to represent the views of that sec- to

it ia safe to say this is one ef the best or- ganization that has visited Rossland in a long time and it is only to be regretted there was not'a-large attendance. Mr. Mackenzie is the possessor of a magnifi- cent bsritone. voice, which he, uses to advantage in the great iptive song

tion in a railroad charter to D.C. Corbin. He has been in Chicago for the past six weeks.

——— A. S, Farwell a Candidate.

A. 8. Farwell, provincial land survey-

or, and for 12 yeara surveyor general for

‘The Raft,” aleo in the “March of the

humorist Mr. Mackenzie stands well in the frontrank. His Seotch and Irish

Miss Jessie Glover was an immediate avorite, and is the posseesor of a very,

the p: now at Nelson, will probably be an independent candi- date for the legislature at the coming election.. Mr. Farwell is in Rossland on business, and when asked by 8 Record man if he was a candidate for the legis-

the -y country, Mr, “Videen says the road will cost $4,000,000.

A HORRIBLE DISCOVERY. Bloycle Riding Said to Increase the Size of the Foe!

“Bicycles interfere with the shoe busi- ness in more ways than one,” explained a well known cycle rider. ‘It is proved beyond all doubt that riding a wheel will in one seagon cause the foot to grow one to one and.ahalf inches -larger. Hundreds of bicycle riders have ascer- tained this. With men it doesnot make any difference; for, except in very rare

lature, said he was not tothe extent of seeking the office, but thathe would > ech henradve;!SBRE?

is certainly « star, the portico from Ro- meo and Juliet being alone ' well worth the price of admiseion, a8 aleo the scene. from “Mary, Queen of Scots,” and in the ‘Bonnie Fishwife” she fairly excell- ed hereelf.

Mrs. WelbeckerHimsdale sang “For All Eternity,” and respondid with ‘Comin’ Thro’ the Rye,” as an encore, Tonight there will be an entire change of programme, in addition to which Mr. Mackenzie will render Shield’s famous song “The Wolf,” and they should be

A Large Assortnent of

"MOULDINGS

We makea Specialty of:

@lazing, Painting, Kalsomining,

PAPER HANGING S3DECORATING FRESCOING

Arthur & Pretty,

“No. 115 East Columbia Ave.

greeted with a crowded house.

Dewey Resents a Snub. March 25, upon the arrival of Prince Henry, brother of Emperor William, in

you bé*ahoppoltts: u Farwell was asked, and he promptly and very emphatically said, “No, in- deed. Neither would I agree to support the government. Semin is nota. bad fellow, but he is no leader.”. If Tran I will run as an independent.””~~

——_——_- =: Strike of Miners. Dexver, June 5.—A strike;has been declared by the employes of the north- ern Colorado coal district. Over s thou- gand men today decided to quit work on the advice of the executive committee of the Colorado State Federation of Labor.

cases, men do not care as mueh for the size of ptt ag they do for comfort. With jae. bpsesier -tn3 pan - forriding, but find to their 90 ae jn a season or so they cannot wear the aize shoe that they wore before they de- veloped their feet. Cycling not only tends to lengthen the foot but also widen it; ‘The shoe manufacturers, a5 ® result, tarn out many -ehoes ‘of -a larger. size than formerly. «It is the Lold. story 3 coming true-in another. way—thoee who dance must pay the: fiddlers T don’t know that it does a nice looking girl any harm to widen or lengthen: her foot a little, but they think it does. Still, thera’s no getting away, fram. it, and

The miners have the support of the Western Federation of Miners and the Colorado State Federation of Labor, the

they have to grin and stand the conse- quences, or at least stand on the conse- quences.— Washington Star.

former having offered to the

charge of the German squadron at Hon- kong he gave & Danguet to which the chief officers of the other fleets stationed

aum of $50,000 to aid in carrying on the strike. The action of the northern colo- rado’ coal miners is the outgrowth of

there Rear-Admiral Dewey was presen at the feast.

The prince proposed a toast to his own country, then to Great Brittain, and then all the other countries except the United States. Finally, just before the dinner was over, he proposed ® tosst to Dewey’s country, but Dewey was not thereto reapond,. When the rear-adwi- ralsaw that apparently his country was to be slighted, he left the banquet with- out ceremony. The next day a repre- sentative of Prince Henry sent a round- about apoligy to the # merican commsan- der. Dewey replied that he would ace cept nothing but a written or personal apology from the Prince. The prince called on Dewey and said that he, the prince, in the confusion of the dinner,

; jens 1

~ General Merchandise.

OOOO p. ATT the! best ‘people in’

*“yGpnts:—GOODWIN OANDLES, CANNON STEEL,GIANT POWDER, CALIFORNIA OAPa AND -FUBE-

OOOO 09,99 9/C Le?

the local news that ja fit to print FIRST. |

newe—not esterday news,

read for B

‘All the Detleacles In season at the

KOOTENAY RESTAURANT

DEST PLACE IN TOWK FOR

ELABORATE BANQUETS, PARTIES COO

)| otice To - Transfer Liquor License.

Notice is heréby given that Thomas B. Garrison will make application, at the next sitting of the Board of License Cominissioners of the City of Roseland, for the tranefer of the Kootenay’ hotel liquor license, on Lot 10, Block 28, sub- dieision 535, to M. D. Shea.

‘Tomas B, GARRISON.

ted to place the Am- erican toast in its proper place on the program.

Danger in- Tins.

long standing differences between the operators and the miners, which reault- ed several in several previous walkouta.

Boundary: Delegation.

‘The opposition of the Boundary coun- try has elected the following delegates to attend the convention to held in Ross- land tomorrow:

Greenwood—D. C. McRea, W- T. Keith, Thomas Mille, Duncan Ross, Gal- loway and James Kerr.

Grand Forke—J. A. Manley, E. Sprag- gett, Chas. Hay, W. B. Davey, J. Addi- gon and Peter McCullam. : Midway—M. McCanley, McLeod and H. Muasy.

Carson—D, D. McLaren.

Cancade—D, J. Matheson.

nes Board of Trade Meeting. Auspecial and emergency meeting of

the Board of Trade. of Boealand will be held in the city hall on Wednesday eve-

GP.R. to The Canadian Pacific railway com- pany’e earnings for April, 1898, were a8 iollows: Gross earnings, $1,958,462; working expenses, $1,241,871, net profits, $717,091. In April, 1897, the net profits were $627,117, and. for the four months ending the 20th April, 1898, the figures are as follows: Gross earnings, $7,204,- 010; working expenses, $4,795,501; - net profita, $2,409,619. For the four months ending the 30th Apail, 1897, there was a net profit of $1,905,496. ‘The increase in net profits over the same period of last year is, therefore, for ‘April, $89,978, and ” from January Ist to April 80th, $504,123. ————————

Baseball Scores. . At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 2; Chicago, 15. At Philidelphia — Philadelphia, 7; Pittaburg, 5. . ‘At Baltimore — Baltimore, 3; Bt.

Louis, 6.

‘At New York—New York, 1; Cinci- nati, 10. 7 At Washin: Louisville, 5.

— Washington,§ 8;

Open a tin of peaches, apricota, cher- ries or any other fruit—for all froit is aciduloas—let it atand for some time,

‘At Boston—(First game)Boaton, 95 Cleveland, 5. (Second gam 0;

inga at eight o'clock to sider matters ofthe utmost import

Cleveland, 2.

to a and its trading, interests. Mr. Shaugh-

and the fruit acids and tins are ready to do their work of poisoning. A chemical knowledge that tells just how the dan- gerous ‘compound is created, is unneces- sary to an avoidance of peril. _

‘The rule to follow is never to mske lemonade of other acidulous drivkain @ tin receptacle, or allow them to stand in such: vessel and in case of-tinned fraite or fish, immediately upon opening the tin turn the contents out in an earthen- ware or glass dish. “Fruits in hermeti- cally sealed tins, if properly d

nessy and party arrive ‘Wednesday night. Jou:' MoKang, Bec. Rossland, B.O., June 7, 1898. 2 ——_$S$_——

The Dekota.

J.J. Hand returned yesterday from working the assessment on the Dekots, and says it hes fine showing for the work done, The Dekota adjoins the Buckeye, and is owned by F. O. Walker and George Winters. It is about twe miles cast of town.

gorminate no poison.

Jane 7.—Word was received here tolay that the bombard- ment at Santiago began yesterday morn- ing at 8 and lasted untill1, and thatthe fort batteries were riduled tered

Care HaAyYTign,

The Jubilee. A telegram was received this afternoon in Rossland: to the effect. thats tich trike had been. made inthe Jubilee, near Ymir. Fred J. Ritchie and David B. Bogle are among the owners.

by American shells. .

Bee Ser fer the tele read the Spokane ra oP evant to tell. Roseland people what you

w that. The

Dated May 17, 1898. .

Dp shes M. J. O'HEARN has a new line of trunks and valises. 6.27-tf

For Sale—Spring wagon, $25. Good

Silver Lead and Copper. New Yorx, June 5.—Copper—Quiet; brokers’ price, $11:3{; exchange price, $11.90@$12.10. Lead — quiet; brokers ica, $3.60; exchange price, $3,75@ Bar silver closed, B73¢c.

_—_—_—_—___———_— Hotel For Sale. First-class furnished hotel at Trail for sale cts bargain and upon easy terms, only s small cash payment being neces- sary. For further information apply to the Record office or James Worsh, le 6-10-tf ee Rates. Cat in Half. Until farther notice the Canadian Pa- cific wil) sell tickets to all points east at about half the lar rates.

brick, $7 ‘thousand. Paulson Bros., grocers, Spokane St. 6-4-8t