St Eugene mine resumes full operation with strong ore output
The St Eugene quarantine ends and a full workforce runs 120 to 140 tons of ore daily. Nearby, Grant & Sheady establish a large Moyie timber camp and plan a 2,000,000 foot log supply for a new sawmill to be located south of town between the station and the St Eugene concentrator.
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Joye
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British Columbia
Fernie town grows on coal boom and new brewery
The Herald reports Fernie’s booming coal industry with a large new brewery by Mearrs Sick Mautz and Scott. Visitors tour No 1 mine with electric coal train, view 5600 feet of tunnels and 312 coke ovens, while wages total over 36000 last month. The piece notes Fernie’s future as a regional metropolis and a Cranbrook football club reorganizes with new officers.
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Mautz
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South East Kootenay
India
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Charley Armstrong
Billy Keay
Fernie
Michel
Crows Nest
South East
Kootenay
Herald
Lunch at Green Cottage with the Herchmers and Bentley
At noon we dined as guests of Harry Bentley at Green Cottage. We met the Herchmer brothers and Mr Randall who have formed a congenial circle living well on their own terms. They shared South Africa stories and showed modern gear from their recent return, illustrating how a group of friends can enjoy a lively time.
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Herchmer Brothers
Mr. Randall
South Africa
Herchmer
Randall
Ride to the coal mines with George Levasseur
Early in the afternoon we traveled to the coal mines in a three seated rig with George Levasseur driving and Bentley Randall Armstrong and Keay in the party. We started at Fernie and rode up the gulch toward the sky mountain range, a valley far below on the other side. The view rewards the trip with George at the wheel.
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George
Clarke Back Prom Africa Returns Home to Ontario
Clarke reports from Manotick Ont that Will Clarke, who left with the Strathcona boys, has returned from South Africa. He saw Prank Rankin and Sam Rejotte in Ottawa and may travel to Cranbrook after visiting relatives.
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Will Clarke
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South Africa
Manotick
Ont
Rankin
Sam Rejotte
Ottawa
Cranbrook
Fire Gong Guard Tight in Waralag Notice
Fire authorities warn the fire gong is to be rung only for fire alarms. Anyone misusing the gong or driving over hoses will be arrested and prosecuted. Statements attributed to F R Morris Constable J B Fink Fire Chief.
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F. R. Morris
J. B., Fink
Delegates to Ottawa Sought for British Columbia Refinery Plan
A Cranbrook board of trade meeting discussed sending Cranbrook delegates to Ottawa to lobby MPs for a lead refinery in Canada and related legislation. A committee was appointed to report later with names including James Ryan and W. T. Reid, while noting dangers of bogus mining schemes and urging legitimate mining in Kootenay.
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Cosmopolitan Hotel
F. H. Simpson
H. Haines
G. T. Rogers
J. J. Hunter
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Geo. Leitch
A. L. McDermiot
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McKim
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Kasle
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Ottawa
British Columbia
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Boundary Country
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Sullivan
Wolfe
Canada
Mesers
St Eugene Consolidated declares large 1900 dividend and expansion
Managing Director Drewry reports The St Eugene Consolidated Mineral company Ltd paid a 105000 dollar dividend for the quarter ending December 1900, amounting to 3 percent on capitalization. Our share was 19200.00. End of 1900 issued capital stood at 400000.00 with 400000.00 par value unissued. A 3 percent quarterly dividend on issued stock was declared in November and paid. The St Eugene mill now handles 400 tons daily, double the size of any Canadian concentrator, with two years ore supply blocked out and new reserves being developed.
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St. Eugene
St. Eugene Consolidated
Canada
Cranbrook Soldier Rajotte Reports Voyage Preparations
S M Rajotte writes from Ottawa on March 15 1901 to describe Cranbrook companions bound for Halifax and Cape Town. He notes guard duties at the exposition grounds 24 hour shifts and hopes for an old time in Africa while awaiting uniforms and embarkation. He mentions friends Ike Foster Red Jack Billy Clarke Haines Shaw Rankin Henderson Cathcart and Tremain and sends regards to his circle back home.
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Tremain
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Beers Named Captain of South Africa Contingent
Lieut Beer of Nelson who recruited men in the Kootenays for the South African police passed through for Ottawa to sail with the contingent. He has been appointed captain at a salary of 3000 dollars and perquisites. Mrs Beer will join him in Africa during the summer.
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Lieut. Beer
Nelson
Kootenays
Ottawa
Africa
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