C P R Officials Inspect Boundary Tour Through Cascade
A delegation of Canadian Pacific Railway executives including William Whyte Robert Marpole L A Hamilton W F Tye J G Sullivan and C C Chipman arrived in Cascade for a boundary inspection tour. They viewed the English Point bridge depot grounds falls and railway work as they planned to continue to Penticton Midway Grand Forks Greenwood and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P.R
Cascade
Penticton
William Whyte
Ft. William
Robert Marpole
Pacific
L. A. Hamilton
Winnipeg
W.F. Tye
Columbia & Western
J. G. Sullivan
C. C. Chipman
Hudson’s Bay Co
Canada
Boundary
English Point
Myrtle B
Grand Korks
Columbia
Greenwood
Ton Record
Whyte
Mr. Marpole
Hamilton
Chipman
Noted Canadian figures to visit in a few days
Senator Geo A Cox president of the Canadian Bank of Commerce A Cox his brother Robert Jaffray president of the Globe Publishing Co Toronto Major H H Pellatt financial man of Toronto will be here in a few days coming in the other way from Penticton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisting
Geo. A. Cox
Canadian Bank of Commerce
A. Cox
Robert Jaffray
Globe Publishing Co
Toronto
H. H. Pellatt
Penticton
Bridge contractor Alex McArthur recuperating in Spokane
Porter Bros. & McArthur bridge contractor Alex McArthur, injured days ago at the end of the track near Gladstone, went to Spokane to recover with his family. Doctors report injuries less serious than first feared and he hopes to return to work in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. McArthur
Porter Bros. & McArthur
Gladstone
Spokane
Local travelers report trips to Greenwood and beyond
Ira Black and Mrs Black visited Greenwood this week to view the new custom house with its fresh paint and trim. Oscar Stenstrom and Peter Nelson returned from a western journey to Penticton and Hope traveling by stage steamer rail and horseback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Black
Mrs. Black
Greenwood
Oscar Stenstrom
Peter Nelson
Penticton and
Hope
Record Man Witnesses Fast Bridge and Track Work
A Record representative observes rapid bridge and track laying at English Point near Lake View hotel. The 185 foot long bridge stands 85 feet high, timber hauled from summit yards up to 20 miles away, with rails laid to the bridge verge and the engine crossing by 4 p.m. as crews push toward Baker Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Point
Lake View Hotel
Baker Creek
West Robeson
Victoria mine near Christina lake draws mining optimism
The Victoria group at Christina lake gains attention as D C Beach and Frank E Starkey push to form a stock company. The Victoria ledge runs hundreds of feet long and at least 80 feet wide with assays from 7.50 to 40 in copper gold, likened to the Rossland ore. Meantime Pinkerton, Cannonball and Mystery groups report progress with tunnels, shafts and promising ore returns near Gladstone English Point Burnt Basin and Granville mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Record
Victoria Group
Christina Lake
D. C. Beach
Ourlock
Victoria
Rossland
Frank E. Starkey
Spokane
J. W. Spaulding
Cannonball Group
Hae
R. Dalhy Morkill, Jr
British American Corporation
Iron Mountain
English Point
DD. C. Beach
Wm. Forrest
A. Cameron
Gladstone
John Bull Group
Meikleson Bros
No. 2
Mike Shick
Meters
Cameron and
Montgomery
Canyon Creek
Glad
Mining Records from the Grand Forks Mining Division
Entries list multiple July transactions and relocations of mining claims across Christina Lake and surrounding creeks. Names include Golden Crown, Jenny May, Gladstone Mountain, Lookout, White Cloud, Lucky towns, and individuals such as C. H. Thomas E Spraggett D.C. Beach G. Cameron J. Curtis. Prices and claim flanks noted with relocation and ownership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Thomas
H. A. Denton
Jenny May
Princess
E. Spraggett
G. R. Naden
Alhambra
G. A. Cameron
G. L. Cartie
Gladstone Mountain
Canyon Creek
Red Spruce
Joseph Kerr
James McMunn
Golden Eagle
Lookout
White Cloud
Chance Lode
A. J. Stewart
Texas Creek
Christina Lake
Edna B
J. A. Barron
Moody Creek
Lucknow
Evelina Corrie
Rena
D. C. Beach
Copper Wonder
London
D.C. Beach
Treasury Fraction
A. K. Stewart
Josh
Burnt Basin
Mountain View
Broker
McRae Creek
Ellesland
G. Cameron
G. T. Curtis
Lochaber
Metal quotations update from New York markets
Late metal market notes list bar silver at 60 percent, Mexican dollars at 480, lake copper at 18.50, lead quoted between 4.40 and 4.60. The price fixing firm sets miners and ameliera selling price with lead at 4.85 at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake
Ameliera
Lumber auction at Christina Lake by Simpson with Redfield & Wilson
About 80 000 feet of dry lumber were sold from Redfield and Wilson stock at Christina Lake by agent Simpson. Rev J McCoy travels to Rossland on Monday for the first meeting of the Kootenay presbytery recently separated from Kamloops presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield & Wilson
Christina Lake
Simpson
Rev. J. McCoy
Rossland
Kootenay Presbytery
Kamaloops Presbytery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marpole
H. F. Libby
Granville Mountain
Cascade Ledge
Cagcade
Stephen Brailo
Granville
E. W. Liljegram
California
Australia
Comeatock
Leadville
Transvaal
Boundary Carcade
Boundary Country
Mining Records
Grand Forks Mising Division
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