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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1899
Page
4
Local items note Thanksgiving Day observances across the Dominion on Oct 19. Community news lists crops, ranch plans, church services, rail timetables, and local disasters or search efforts with several named places and people.
Thomas McNaught acting for The Golden and Fort Steele Development Company Limited Joseph Lamontagne and R Mercier owners of Union Snowslide and Western Cross mineral claims, give 60 days to apply for a certificate of improvements before Crown grant. Action under section 87 must begin before certificate issuance. Dated October 9, 1900.
Thomas McNaught, Frank Berthiaume and Steele Development Company of Golden intend to apply within sixty days for a Certificate of Improvements for the Tinbasket and Mogul mineral claims in East Kootenay District BC to obtain Crown grant. The notices reference Gold Quartz Copper Gold and Silver values on Kinbasket Lake shore and seek Crown grant under section 37. Dated August 11 1899.
E A Haggen, an assayer and metallurgist, is referenced with a note on assay fees. The fragment lists the profession and the topic of assay charges, implying a notice or advertisement related to pricing for analytic work.
Sixty days after publication I F Lascelles plans to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to parch a tract three miles from the Kootenay River on the east shore of Upper Columbia Lake in North East Kootenay district. The land runs along the lake shore in a prescribed polygon totaling thirty acres. Authorized at 1899 date. F Lascelles.
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