Notice to Reuben Wells on Mineral Claim Assessment
This notice informs Reuben Wells of Greenwood Yale District that 100.00 has been expended on the Undine Mineral Malm claim in Sammie Camp Grant Forks Mining Division BC as an assessment under Section 24 of the Mineral Act. If his proportional share is not contested within ninety days of publication, his interest will vest in the co owner Ross Thompson at Rossland BC on November 18, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammie Camp
Grant Forks
Yale
British Columbia
Mining Recorder
Grand Forks
Wald Elijnrae
Rossland
B. C
Fairview Coal and Gold Prospects Highlighted in Rossland Visit
G A Robinson of Fairview Corporation confirms a pending deal with Gooderham and Blackstock of Toronto to acquire mineral and coal lands including 15 mineral claims and 400 acres at Fairview. Stemwinder claim yields about five dollars per ton. coal lands near Whitelake offer lignite for heating and coking at sixteen dollars per ton. Future BC fuel needs hinge on railway expansion, while Fairview projects a strong townsite and promising development aided by local and external investors.
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G. A. Robinson
Fairview Corporation
Fairview
B. C
Rossland
Gooderham and Blackstock
Toronto
Okanogan Valley
Camp McKinney
Thurston
New York
Gooderham
Blackstock
Dominion-Consolidated Company
Whitelake
Penticton Road
Wm. van Horne
British Columbia
Okanagun
Similkameen
General Interest Items From Exchanges
Ottawa banks plan a clearing house. New York state deaths reached 128 468 in 1900. The British public protests after peace commissioners were shot by De Wet. Tiensin provisional government offices burned by incendiaries. The German Emperor appoints Duke of Cornwall and York to honors in the navy. The Hague convention ready to handle international matters. Henderson's Winnipeg directory lists 62 442 population. Assessable property value stands at 25 077 746, up nearly 2 000 000 from last year.
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Duke of Cornwall and
York
Henderson
Winnipeg
Canadian officials weigh British Columbia subsidies and rail links
Ottawa reports cabinet talks on British Columbia railway subsidies and fisheries issues as Dunsmuir Eberts and Sifton discuss Indian reserves. A commission will revise Dominion statutes with Charles Murphey as secretary. An explosion at Telegraph Bay kills two workers. Naval bids open for three protected cruisers with bids around 2.74 million dollars.
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Washington
Ottawa
Coast
Mersie
Dunsmuir
Eberts
Coina
Wilfred Laurier
Richard Cartwright
Messrs
Blair
Fielding
Sifton
Patterson
C. H. Lugrin
British Columbia
Kootenay
White Pass
Yukon
Clifford Sifton
Sir Wilfrid
Charles Murphey
Barrieters
Southern British Columbia Valley Admits Hardy Fruit Growth
The Jaacade area and southern British Columbia offer ideal conditions for hardy fruits and berries in hills and valleys. The report suggests the entire southern province shares this suitability for cultivation and development of crops.
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Jaacade
CAMP RAILWAY EXTENSIONS FORMINAL SHIPPING FACILITIES
Engineers survey a railway extension to Deadwood camp with a Morris on mine branch to be built at once A spur is planned for the Marguerite mine Steel is laid on the Lime creek spur enabling immediate stripping facilities for Humming Bird and North Fork properties Daily coke and coal shipments begin from Fernie to Greenwood and Boundary Falls smelters.
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Deadwood Camp
Morrison Mine
Marguerite
Lime Creek
Humming Bird
North Fork
Fernie
Greenwood
Boundary Falls
Public outcry over freight rates and need for government road
The text laments high freight costs for mailable goods, noting east to coast shipping and high local interior rates. It argues for a government road to solve the problem and reduce ongoing charges. The piece urges action to break the C P R price squeeze and end excessive charges.
New Boundary Commission Planned for U S and British Columbia
Washington dispatch reports the secretary of state and Britain agree on a new boundary commission to fix the U S Canadian line. The 49th parallel must be located by scientific and astronomical observations.
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Washington
Secretary of State
Boundary Commission
United States
British Columbia
Baden Powell Police A Chance For Married Men
Recruiting officers of the South African Constabulary invite enlistments from a limited number of married men who wish to settle in South Africa after service. Preference for country life. Free passages for wives and children later. Pensions or gratuities to be provided for disabled personnel and to widows and orphans of those killed in active service.
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South African Constabulary
South Africa
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White Bros
Jewelers
Opticians
Erper
H. E. Woodland & Co
Fraser & Cos Drug Store
THE
Pioneer Store
W. M. Wolverton
W. R. Megaw
General Merchant
Fisher
Robert Prebilsky
M. F. Cross
Proprietress
Johnson Block Lodging House
First Ave
Grand Korks
Wm. Dinsmore
Bridge Street
Reuben Wells
Ross Thompson
Hallett & Shaw, Eoueliers
Wei
H, Hallett
H. C, Shaw
Hallett & Shaw
Solicitors
Notaries Public
Ero
Columbia & Western Railway Company
Parliament OF Canada
Midway
Government Council
H. Campbell
Aert
New York State
DeWet
Provisional Government
Tiensin
Permanent Court
Arbitration
Giant Powder Company
Telegraph Bay
Victoria
Inetweek
John Fenton
George Phillips
United States Navy Department
Neasle & Levy
Philadelphia
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Bath Shipbuilding Company
Camp
Baden. Powell
Police
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