Hedley Gold Mining Co Declares Double-Header Dividend
Hedley Gold Mining Co announces a quarterly 3% dividend plus a 2% extra, payable June 30, 1911 to holders on record June 16. Books close June 16 and reopen July 1. The firm reports strong operations and policy of regular dividends amid market demand.
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Hedley Gold Mining Ca
New York
Weh
Hedley
Gold. Mining CO
Broadway
P. mi
Regu
Nnr
Cher
Will Examine Steamboat Camp Hedley Work by Camsell
Mr Charles Camsell of the Canadian Geological Survey arrives in Hedley to oversee camp work with assistants A M Bateman B Rose and student Allen from Queen's. The party will investigate diamond bearing rocks on Tulameen then move to Steciboxt Camp in July to examine properties that have generated much newspaper hype, aiming to provide definite conclusions and guidance on proper speculation.
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Charles Camsell
Canadian Geological Survey
Hedley
A. M. Bateman
B. Rose
Yale
Queen's University
Kingston
Allen
Queen's
Mosses
Bateu
Rose
Counsell
Mr. Jones
Fous
New York
Tulameen
Camsell
Mine resections and future improvements discussed
The article critiques resections of the mine and discusses potential improvements surpassing previous efforts. It notes a plant facing efficiency issues, with ongoing operations, and mentions a quarterly dividend of five percent as a sign of steady stockholder confidence.
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Nnemalyer
Sid
Diamond finds may reshape Rand era mining interests
The text compares the Talameen region with the Rand in South Africa, noting tertiary conglomerates potential to fuel a vast mining industry. It cites Mr Camsell and Prof Nicol of Kingston, who plan field work near Kimiloops to assess diamond deposits and their geological context amid earlier gold discoveries.
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Talamen
Rand
South Africa
Dawson
Kimiloops
Camsell
Talameen
Talameen He Expected To Meet Prof
Nicol
School of Mining
Kingston
Appeal to the British Born pamphlet from Canadian National League
The Canadian National League releases a second pamphlet by secretary Archie Hawkes, a British-born advocate of Liberalism. It argues for imperial unity and Canadian tolerance of British influence, urging every British-born settler to obtain a copy and support the league’s pro British policy, with aims to preserve Canadian loyalty to Britain and commerce.
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Canadian National League
Archie Hawkes
Laurier
Sir Wilttd
Istex
Tiis
Canada
McKinnon
National Leagues
Bei
Iitipain
Jadine Cateulinn
Beitish
Sir Richer Sound for British Columbia
Speculative note proposing a name for a British Columbia feature called Sir Richer Sound. Mentions Canada has one Sir Richard and suggests two possible nicknames Blue rin Dick and Dick with the Silver lurks.
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British Columbia
Canad
Sir Richard
Apex Bonded Rumor Circulates on Natural Elilings
A current rumor in town concerns the Apex group of natural elilings and a possible sale to Colonial Gold Mining. Pickard says verification is lacking yet notes the property’s proven merit and past dealings with Willey and McMillan. Development activity in the summer of 190? faced financial hiccups, but reversion to Willey keeps a genuine deal plausible.
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Vitor
PD. Pickard
Fay
Pickard
Apex Group
W. BD. McMillan
Ip Geo
PB. Willey
New York
Colonial Gold Mining Company
Willey
Visit of Mining Scribe Mr Jacobs in Hedley BC
The mining publicity writer Mr Jacobs from Victoria arrived by Friday train from the Boundary and planned westward travel via Merrick and Spence's Bridge. Although known for mining publicity, this was his first Hedley visit, BC's main gold camp. He relies on mining journals and newspapers for remuneration, not government contracts, and travel expenses reflect his solitary income. While in Hedley he toured the small mill but could not visit the mine, needing to alert Pringetyn by telegraph for connections. The piece notes civil, friendly exchanges and mutual regard between Jacobs and local miners, with an eye to sustaining old friendships amid travel costs.
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Mr. Jacobs
Victorial
Priday
Boundary
Merrick
Spence
Jacobs
Hedley
British Columbia
Mines Department
Hadley
Pringetyn
Dacebs
Ciip Bledley
Pat Helty
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Mutual Life of Canada
Hudson Bay Trainmited Co
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Fire Insurnee Co
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London & Lancashire
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Vernon
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Vancouver Mining Exchange
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Medley Lodge
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Lonsdale
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Vancouver Stouts
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Vancouver
Burne, Temple & Tunbridge
Penticton, British Columbia
Hedley Gold Mining Company
P. W. Gregory
COVT
Axe
Winist Colembel
EVOR
Star Building
Princeton
J. L. Masters
Wildeat
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Mr. Camsell
the Tulameen
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Jaege Phice
T. D. Pickard
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