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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1924
Page
3
Kimberley and Wycliffe brief notes report Mitchell the southpaw ace hurling for Kimberley as the locals best the Fernie visitors 7 2 on Monday night. Scotty and Staples contributed triples as the home infield and outfield tighten play.
Wycliffe and Bonners Ferry players contribute across the lineup in a 10 to 1 score. Mitchell and Heydon split mound duties with 13 innings pitched and 4 walks. Melin hits a homer, Mitchell and Staples add three base hits, and fielding miscues by Wycliffe and Bonners Ferry kept the pressure on early.
The Consol idated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada Limited, Free Miner's Certificate No 75894 C, intends within sixty days to apply for a Certificate of Improvements for mineral claims in the Fort Steele Mining Division Koote Nay district on Sullivan Hill near Kimberley British Columbia. Action under Section 85 must be commenced before the certificate is issued. Dated June 28 1924.
A period summary shows ore receipts July 8 to 14 from multiple mines across British Columbia and nearby Washington. Notable entries include Bell Beaverdel 170 tons, Knobhill Republic 60, Quilp Republic 60, Silversmith London 97 zinc and 48 lead, Cork Province Zwicky 30, Van Roi Silverton 43, Whitewater Retallack 43, Rosebery Surprise 100 split zinc and lead, Atlin 30, Sally Beaverdell AR, Emerald Salmo 8, and Company Mines totaling 8,309 tons for the period with 0,160 missing context.
The Eighteenth Annual Western Irrigation Association convention will be in Calgary July 29 to 31. BC delegates and prairie-area farmers attend as irrigation plans promise to stabilize prairie markets and benefit BC fruit growers. Speakers include government officials and experts on sugar beets irrigation business and farm life.
The piece notes the need for proper agricultural development across large Canadian West territories while acknowledging obstacles. It states these issues are recognized and a full discussion at the Irrigation Convention will benefit farmers, governments, and the public.
British Columbia mills reap early benefits as Japanese lumber orders revive. In the past week, buyers have resumed purchases and about 1,500,000 feet of large squares have been bought.
In British Columbia mills, production is halted as timber stocks run low. The move aims to manage scarce timber while awaiting replenishment and potential easing of shortages.
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