United Wireless Gains Momentum in Investor Interest
The Winnipeg Telegram samples investor inquiries about wireless stocks, noting United Wireless leads the field. Officials may contest some statements, but the article asserts rapid progress, a solid foundation, and growing commercial promise. The editor conducted a thorough check of the company’s affairs and prospects with a favorable outcome.
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Winnipeg Telegram
United
United Wireless Company
Fire safety urges strict enforcement of Bush Fires Act
Officials warn extreme care to prevent fires amid dry winds and no rain this spring. The Bush Fires Act bans open fires May to October with many exceptions, and enforcement relies on individual judgment and vigilance by fire wardens and constables to ensure compliance.
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May
Tyne
Marking Out Their Land in Boundary and Okanagan
The CPR under F W McLaine of Greenwood sends four exploring parties to locate timber and agricultural lands in Boundary and Okanagan districts. Teams include Okanagan group Tye Butler Crating Me Intyre Hizeard. Kettle River West Fork Powers McCaragh Sander son Keva Pront. Long Boundary Creek Burwash Locke Mc Cutcheon Myers Cook. North Fork Kettle Collier Basle Hewar Gillia Richards.
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C.P.R
F. W. McLaine
Greenwood
Boundary
Okanagan
Swamer
Messrs
Tye
Butler
Crating Me
Intyre
Hizeard
Thorough Sampling Of Nickel Plate And Sunnysides Mines
Sampling of the Nickel Plate and Sunnysides mines has continued for three weeks or more. Over twenty miners break rock while a team of samplers reduces the sample to required proportions. Diamond drilling is also underway to estimate quantities and quality. Walter Bean of Denver directs the work with M. K. Rodger and G. P. Merrill arriving to join the effort.
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Nickel Plate
Sunnysides
Walter Bean
Denver
M. K. Rodger
G. P. Merrill
Florence Ore Shows Promise After Camsell Findings
Danny McExhhern reports weeks of work at Florence revealing a new body of fine ore. Bradshaw’s canyon, previously surveyed by Camsell during his 1909 geological study, shows Nickel Plate and Sunny Sides rocks with a fault shaping the canyon. Proper development could yield a valuable producer with modest capital.
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Danny McExhhern
Florence
Bradshaw's Canyon
Mr. Camsell
Camsell
Heinze May Escape Prosecution After Settlement
Advices from New York say F. Aug Heinze, depleted by the recent panic, may avoid criminal prosecution as the Nation Bank of North America receiver is authorized to settle claims. He must pay 41,169 on a 100000 note and 121,190 on a 200000 note, with prospects of future fortune if finances stabilize.
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Rossland
New York
F. Aug. Heinze
Ton Lawson
Montana
Hit
Heinze
Nation Bank of North America
Wood Tunnel Starts Canadian Northern Active Work
A large tunnel project on the Canadian Northern line advances with a moderate force until space is secured. Prepare sites by spring with two shifts and about a dozen workers as drifting begins from Greenwood Ledge toward the new mine area.
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Greenwood Ledge
Prospect of Joint Road Link Supposed From Kamloops to Coast
D D Mann's assurances appear borne out as O N R engineers inspect Kamloops routes toward Yellowhead pass. Intense talk of a joint G N R O N R road from Aspen Grove to the coast via the Coquihalla. Province may back such action amid terminal claims around Burrard Inlet False Creek and docking plans below New Westminster.
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D.D. Mann
Kamloops
Yellowhead Pass
G.N.R
O.N.R
Aspen Grove
Coquihalla
Burrard Tuilet
False Creek
C. PR
Lo. Nor
Praser
New Westminste
Canadian Northern
L H Patten Reports Deepening Gold Shaft Progress
L H Patten reached 95 feet in the Golden Zone shaft on Friday and notes harder dike slows sinking. Ore specimens show promising rich dark blue quartz. drifting to continue both ways along the ledge and a nearby crosscut after setting a sump for water control.
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L. H. Patten
Cariboo
McKinney
Water Rights in Dispute Before Ottawa Court
In a King v Burrard Power case in Ottawa, Justice Cassell hears arguments over a 25 000 inch water record from the Lillooet lakes in British Columbia to the Burrard Power Company. The Dominion seeks to set aside the grant and obtain an injunction, arguing it interferes with lands and waters in the railway belt. The Burrard group contends the water rights do not belong to the Dominion, while a referee found the Lillooet river navigable. the outcome hinges on the railway belt boundaries and potential impact on fish.
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Ottawa Citizen
Cassell
King v. Burrard Power, Company
Attorney General For
Canada
Lillooet Lakes
Lillooet River
British Columbia
Burrard Power Company,’ Limited
Water Commissioners For
District of New Westminster
B.C
Dowinion
Dominion
Defend Not Company
Burrard Power Company
Pros Vco
Attorne General
Dauintin
Snatico Martin
Lillooet
Dominions
Bowser
Lafleur
K. C
Newcombe
K.C
Wheat King Patten Allegedly in Nervous Breakdown
Reports describe Patten, a noted wheat magnate, in a nervous wreck affecting public appearances and business dealings. No official statement has been released by his company as observers monitor his condition.
Diamond Vale Colliery Closes After Pay Walkout
Diamond Vale miners, two months in arrears, walked out. Two days later, the office issued Bank of Montreal cheques for full wages. The manager announced the mine closed indefinitely, leaving stockholders seeking explanation of the halt.
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Diamond Vale
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Crime Rise Outpaces Population Growth In 1907
The latest Canadian Statistics volume shows indictable offences rising faster than population for the year ended September 30 1907. The report highlights grave crimes against the person and against property as part of the increase.
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Canada
Ralph Smith Opposes Imperial Defense and Tax Cuts
The report notes Ralph Smith resisting imperial defence cuts and endorsing the Payne tariff bill for mixed tariffs. Canada is urged to max out on the French treaty, Blavence Kinrade is arrested for skipping a coroner session, and Great Northern Railway plans electric operation after May 20 across 36 miles. Socialists in New Zealand pull down the Union Jack over dreadnought aid offer.
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Ralph Smith
Canada
Blavence Kinrade
Great Northern
Leavenworth
Wellmington
New Zealand
Britain
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