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Newspaper

Cascade Record

Location

Cascade, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 03, 1900

Page

7

Crown Silver shaft sinking and multiple mine updates

In Deadwood notes, the Crown Silver claim shaft begins sinking last Saturday while the Mother Lode mine extends two crosscuts from the 200 foot level. James Fisher pursues the Eugene fraction shaft at 12 feet, Butcher Bay shaft reaches 50 feet with crosscuts planned and 650 feet more to go. Buckhorn main shaft at 100 feet with timbering and a 100 foot level station. Air There shaft at 55 feet. Grey Hound machinery arrived. Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraph plans a state of the art Dominion Montreal telegraph building at their current headquarters site with modern facilities.

James Fisher Eugene Buckhorn Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraph Company Dominion

Long Range Mining at Cape Nome Sands Delights Be ring Strait

The Northwest Magazine notes rich gold in Cape Nome Alaska sands. Vessels haul cargoes to San Francisco for treatment as the beach diggings yield twenty five to fifty cents per pan, increasing with distance from shore. The vast wealth, though dazzling, is deemed real and the coast may hold gold beyond the immediate shore.

Cape Nome Alaska San Francisco Bering Strait Northwest Magazine

Jinzo and Hingso Plate Punch Line

The minister remarks on the plate drawing with a joke about uniform buttons. Hingso replies he would not mind if the buttons were all alike.

Jinzo Hingso

Printer Payment Affects His Mood In Note

Pay the printer and observe his mellowing reaction as the act completes. The note highlights how settling the bill changes his demeanor and creates a calmer atmosphere.

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