Mountain lioness slain after wandering into town
A famished mountain lioness wandered into town on Monday seeking food. Geo Ritchie hunted and killed the animal near the old blacksmith shop, then two others dragged the lifeless body to town. The seven foot long creature weighed under 100 pounds in poor condition, with a potential government bounty noted for the hide.
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Enone
Dominion
Geo. Ritchie
Anther
Sam Vincents
Mr. Ritchie
Mr. Kelman
Mr. Simpson
Mines and Mining Developments Reported Across Several Camps
The Knob Hill tunnel is being double tracked and the Brooklyn and Steinwinder employ about 50 men. Last week Phoenix shipped ore at 990 tons daily. Blue Bell and J. S. claims in Summit camp bonded to Chicago capitalists for 67000. Winnipeg machinery installation cost estimated. The Waterloo drift winze at Camp McKinney fell 80 feet with ore quality improving, per company reports. BC mine owners linked to the C P R have secured control of the Athelatan near Winnipeg via a short option, price around 150000. Ben Franklin Gold Mining Company works Fairview hill near Pierre Lake and Flat creeks. manager Alex A. Anderson reports encouraging results.
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Waterloo
Camp McKinney
B.C
Athelatan
Winnipeg
Ben Franklin Gold Mining Company
Fairview Hill
Pierre Lake
Flat Creeks
Bossburg Journal
Alex. A. Anderson
East Yale Mining Centre Offers Prime Investment and Smelter Site
The prospect highlights East Yale as a commercial industrial and mining hub in a rich mineral district. It notes promising business locations and realty investments, a favorable smelter site and railroad center, one mile from Christina Lake, a major pleasure resort. For details on lot prices and contact address.
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East
Yale
Christina Lake
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Summit Camp
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Rossland
Roar Shopy
Geo. K. Stocker
L. A. Hamilton
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Saste
CIT
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