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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
1
The document lists capital authorized at $2,500,000 with paid up capital of 98,503,323 and rent expense of 1,555,660. It mentions branches including Vancouver and other locations, with names such as W. T. and Ji. olden.
Deep snow halts timbering and forces contractors to pause at the Certainty group on Canyon Creek. The No. 2 incline at Porphyry and Iron Hill shows a rising ledge with high grade ore, while bonds and reorganizations fuel plans for further development. Experts urge smarter prospecting and more rigorous assays to avoid waste of capital.
From Our Own Correspondent notes Mr Inches travels east for health care while Mr Carey handles duties. Mr Matheson returns from the east as summer trade looms bright. A new salesman arrives and Blumberger takes charge at North Bend before departing. A lively Irish question debate at the P. R. boarding house lasts into dawn. The town showcases a smoking concert and guards parade under Capt. Barter. Building plans surge as Allen prepares extensive spring work.
Peterborough and Athaliner saw mills run overtime as prospectors arrive for the season. The Columbia River and Windermere Lakes thaw. navigation near the CPR line starts. Delphine mine develops ore houses filled with high grade ore bound for Trail Smelter. Paradise Group on Spring Creek shows vast carbonate ore while Know permits unlock silty properties. Silver Tip shows strong development. a new ore mill begins near Peterborough.
Vancouver April 5 delegates for each representative met as the convention opened at 9 with 250 delegates present and a likely endorsement of government policy. Victoria favors, Nelson opposes, Revelstoke supports, Kamloops and Lillooet oppose. session likely to extend.
Editorials quoted from the Victoria Colonist fail to change belief that the Crow's Nest Pass deal was among the nation's most iniquitous transactions.
The Golden Curling Club held an annual meeting at the Columbia House to elect officers and plan the season. About thirty curlers attended and approved winding up with a grand ball at Columbia Hall on the 19th, featuring an Calgary orchestra visiting Field.
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