Mineral Claim Improvement Notice in Yale District
Certificate of improvements filed for Standard No 2 mineral claim on Lexus Creek one mile east of Christina Lake in Grand Forks Mining Division. Albert E Ashcroft, agent for W H Latta Free Miner's Cert No 0785, gives 60 days to apply for crown grant. action under section 87 must begin before certificate issuance. Dated June 13, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Yale District
Lexus Creek
Christina Lake
Wake
Albert BE
Ashcroft
W. H. Latta
A. D
Alburt E
Ashcropt
P. L
Notice of intent to obtain Crown Grants for mineral claims
Isaac H. Hallett and agent James J. Cunningham intend to apply within sixty days for Certificates of Improvements for the Molliv Tredwell and Climax mineral claims in the Grand Forks Mining Division Yale District. Action under section 87 must be commenced before April 2, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minreal Act
A. D
Hallety
Certificate of Improvements for Hard Cash Mineral Claim
Isaac H. Hallett acting for Laura Showquest and co-claimants announces intent to apply for a Certificate of Improvements to obtain a Crown Grant for the Hard Cash Mineral Claim. Application period begins sixty days from today with dates and certificates listed. Also includes railroad ticket sale notice from O R N Co offering round trips to Buffalo from Spokane Palouse region at 76 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Spokane
Palouse
H. M. Apame
Riverside Avenue
British Columbia Ports Could Dominate Pacific Trade
The article argues British Columbia's geography supports vast Pacific commerce. It compares rail routes from Yokohama to Liverpool via Port Simpson and Hudson’s Bay, urges northern routes, and notes BC harbors are ice free year round. It previews Hudson’s Bay route data by E J Clarke and cites local power figures from Engineer Anderson in Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
British Columbia
Pacific Ocean
Asia
America
Behring Strait
San Francisco
Cal
Port Simpson
Yokohama
North America
Europe
New York
Liverpool
Vancouver
Montreal
Fort Churchill
Hudson’s Bay
Fort Churchil
E. J. Clarke
Atlantic
Japan
Siberia
trans-Siberian Railway
Wlndivostock
North American
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Canada
Australasian
Sydney
Western Federation Officers Elected At Annual Convention
James Wilks reports 150 delegates attended the Western Federation of Miners convention. Officers chosen include secretary treasurer Howard Boyce of Denver and executive board members John C. Williams Grass Valley John Kelly Burke Phillip Bowden Butte Thomas Sullivan Leadville Charles Mayer Deadwood and James A. Baker Slocan City. John H. Murphy of Denver was named attorney for the federation. The Miner's Magazine will enlarge from Denver and two new organizers will be deployed, one on the Pacific coast and one in Colorado. Charles Moyer of Deadwood was named to one of the new posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilks
Western Federation of Minore
Howard Boyce
Denver
John C. Williams
Grass Valley
California
John Kelly
Burke
Idaho
Phillip Bowden
Butte
Mont
Thomas J. Sullivan
Leadville
Colorado
Charles
Boundary Boys in South Africa Letter Details Ranks
A letter from W. 8. Keith at Krugersdorp reports Boundary Boys advancing in ranks with Keith and Smith made corporals Nicholson promoted troop leader and Jones of Phoenix promoted sergeant. The voyage was rough and food poor with sickness rampant including Nicholson and Trimm in hospital with mumps. They await mounts to dodge bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Krugersdorp
Smith
Nicholson
Jones
Phoenix
Trimm
Greenwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Bros
Jewelers
Opticians
Brink Street
H. BE. Woodland & Co
FRASER & CO/S DRUG STORE
W. BR. Megaw
General Merchant
Fisher
Robert Prebilsky
M. F. Kraus
Proprietress Johnson Block Lodging House
First Ave
Wm. Dinsmore
Bridge Street
THE
Pioneer Store
W. M. Wolverton
Wellington
Isaac H. Hallett
Laura Showquest
George R. Naden
Mary Mcarthur
Mining Y Carder
I. H. Hallett
Dane
Anderson
Cascade Water Power and Light Company
Greenwood Times
London & British Columbia Goldfields Company, Limited
London
Dominion Mining, Developing & Agency Company, Limited
Western Federation
Boundary Boys
South Africa
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