Mines and Mining Booms Across Camps in Western Territory
The Morrigan tunnel extends over 800 feet with steam drills at Ure and an 80 foot shaft planned on Big Windy in Providence camp. In Camp McKinney the Cariboo is installing a seven drill air compressor, while Winnipeg mine’s 60 horsepower boiler and compressor pass Cascade. Kamloops in Camp McKinney will become a townsite soon. City of Paris and Lincoln in Central camp report 900 feet of face in cragscut drift. The Burnt Basin work on Mabel and Bessie continues with August Reichh departing to lead. Highland Queen and Thunder Hill in Canyon Creek have been bonded by Sydney M. Johnson. Nellie Cotton bond completed in Greenwood camp. Two shifts and strong prospecting activity with Beaverton growing as a promising center. Golden Crown shaft at Wellington camp down 160 feet towards 600 level. new 5 drill compressor installed. Winnipeg stock climbs as development proceeds. new compressor plant expected to boost ore reserves. James Cooper Mfg. Co. hoisting and pumping plant ordered for Snowhoe property by Alfred J. McMillan. Rambler in Pass Creek camp reports a 40 foot ore-filled tunnel. Golden Giant in same camp has 90 feet of tunnel. Significant development planned in the season. Path Finder shaft on north fork of Kettle River down 100 feet with pyrrohotite encounter. Iron Cap near Okatiagan Landing attracts attention. six foot ledge yields free milling quartz. Fitz Hugh claim in Wert Copper camp to receive development from Chas. Collins. Domison camp taken over by Mr. Finch, noted mining man.
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Providence
Camp
Cariboo
Camp McKinney
Winnipeg
Cascade
Kamloops
Paris
Lincoln
Cragscut
Inore
August Reichh
Burnt Basin
Mabel
Bessie
Thunder Hill
Canyon Creek
Merit
Dan Stewart
Sydney M. Johnson
P. L
Nellie Cotton
Greenwood Camp
Beaverton
West Fork
New Town
James Cooper Mfg. Co
Alfred J. McMillan
Pass Creek Camp
Kettle River
Okatiagan Landing
Fitz
Hugh
Wert
Chas. Collins
Good Meal at the Montana Hotel Stands Out
A readable note highlights reliable meals at the Montana hotel with clear, neat service. The brief passage emphasizes consistent quality and straightforward dining experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Spokane and Cascade civic notes and rail aims
J. 8. Frye returns to Spokane after weeks in Cascade while D. Di Ferguson builds an 18 by 42 store and office on Main Street next to Gaine and Roy warehouse. A B C Syndicate branch store will open in Gladstone not Burnt Basin. Holt town lots eight miles east of Greenwood at the summit delayed to July. L. Norris held a Court of Revision. 94 names struck off or departed, total 1418 voters in East Yale. Spokane Falls and Northern railway urged to run trains earlier to serve Boundary district passengers.
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Frye
Cascade
Spokane
D. di Ferguson
Main Street
Gaine & Roy
B. C. Syndicate
Gladstone
Burnt Basin
Holt
Greenwood
L. Norris
East
Yale
Vernon News. A
Spokane Falla & Northern Railway
Boundary District
First Presbyterian Church Cascade Organizing Meeting
The First Presbyterian church of Cascade held an organizing meeting at the school house last Monday evening. Rev. Joseph McCoy preached the sermon and signed members joined. Rev. J M Wallace from Grand Forks was expected but delayed by mail. Officers will not be chosen yet and the roll remains open for signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xérvires
First Presbyterian Church of
Cascade
J. M. Wallace
Grand Forks
Joseph McCoy
Jewelry store moves to larger quarters invite inspection
Removal note states jewelry stock moved to the store adjoining Black's hotel with more commodious quarters. The notice invites friends to call and inspect the jewelry and watches and promises right prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black’s
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Morrigan
Ure
Golden Crown
Wellington
Presbyterian Church
Black
Cascade, B. C
Grand Central Hotel
McDonald & Flood
First Avenue
Thin House
Bossburg
Republic
Grad Forks
Francis & Milne
M.,& R. Transportation & Express Co
John Potter
Cailor
B. C
John Lyngholm
First Ave
Columbia Hotel
J. A. McMaster & Co., Proper
Canada Drug & Book Co.,Ltd
Nelson
Cascade Bakery
C. W.greer
Prop
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