Cariboo Camp Reports Six Feet Of High Grade Ore
McKinney British Columbia May 2 The Cariboo mine reports six feet of high grade ore at the 400 foot level in the west end of the Cariboo face of the drift. Development in two months has bolstered expectations for the property with deeper levels promising solidity and richer ore. The Cariboo remains the premier free gold mine in British Columbia with a long mill run and dividend record as rival claims seek capital for further work. A new wagon road planned this summer from Camp McKinney to Rock Creek will shorten travel and aid owners of War Eagle Le Roi Homestake Triangle Dayton Night Hawk Jim Crow and others in mineral prospects.
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Camp McKinney
B. C
Cariboo
Imine
British Columbia
Rock Creek
War Eagle
le Roi
Homestake
Triangle
Dayton
Night Hawk
Jim Crow
First Annual Auction Sale at Greenwood Gardens
The undersigned invites entries for a first annual sale of house and bedding plants on Saturday May 11 at the Greenwood horticultural gardens. Items include Begonias Gloxinia Primulas Chinese Primroses Godetea Heliotropes Aster Stocks Cyclamen Wallflowers and more. Cash after sale on delivery. A Ferguson Auctioneer The Canadian Pacific Railway offers round trip tickets to Halcyon Hot Springs from Greenwood at 8.30 dollars, valid Fridays and Saturdays, return Mondays. Also offered Nitrous oxide and oxygen for painless tooth extraction at Dr Mathison.
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Greenwood Horticultural Gardens
A. Ferguson
Canadian Pacific
R’y
Halcyon Hot Springs
Greenwood
City Council Approves Norris Tender for Old Greenwood Street Flume
Mayer Jakes presided as Aldermen Sutherland Caulfield Sullivan and Ross attended. Engineer Sydney Johnston reported tenders for lowering the old Greenwood street flume with Norris at 174 and others ranging to 262 per yard. Norris recommended for acceptance. Johnston noted Boundary Creek cribbing protection and suggested awaiting low water. A cemetery plot plan for Knights of Pythias and a sidewalk petition on Copper street were discussed.
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Mayer Jakes
Ald Sutherland
Caulfield
Sullivan
Ross
Sydney M. Johnston C. E
Greenwood Street
C. H. Norris
R. F. Coates
James Patterson
D. Beath
Hardy & Marsh
Norris
Johnston
Street Committee
Boundary Creek
Cemetrey
Knights of Pything
M. Johnston
Knights
Copper Street
Ald Ross
Among the Churches Changes After Regional Church Meetings
The Presbyterians and Methodists adjusted services due to the Rossland Synod and District Conference. Rev B H Balderson left Greenwood anticipated in June. Dr Hunter led Presbyterians while Baptists hosted lay ministers and music by the Mother Lode glee club.
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Presbyterian Synod
District Methodist Conference
Rossland
Methodist
B. H. Balderson
Hunter
Baptist Church
Mother Lode
Hooper
Balderson
Greenwood
Morrison Mines Hold Shareholders Meeting on 2 Cent Assessment
A Friday meeting at Hyu M. Reefer’s office in Spokane drew about thirty Morrison Mines shareholders to discuss the company affairs and the new two cent per share assessment. George H. Collins urged a full financial statement from the last annual meeting and an examination of the $5,000 indebtedness while Clive Pringle explained office locations and book scrutiny options.
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Hy U M. Reefer
Morrison Mines, Limited
Keefer
ER. H. Mortimer
Spokane
George H. Collins
Mr. Collins
Oliver
Clive Pringle
Morrison Mines Co
Greenwood
Pringle
Arthur Mowat
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