St Eugene's Last Report Shows Profits Amid Turbulent Mining
The St Eugene Consolidated Mining Company reports 640 000 shares valued at 1 each. Due to low prices and transport limits, the concentrator operated only five months in 1901, processing about 11 000 tons of silver lead concentrates mainly to Antwerp. Dividends totaled 210 000 with land balance of 125 350 67 remaining. Canadian Gold Fields syndicate received 38 400 in dividends from St Eugene, holdings cost 145 448 99, yielding over 25 percent return for 1901. Development continued with 200 000 tons blocked out, shaft at 140 feet depth, new level driven to double ore output, and drills prove ore to 600 feet. An accident at North Star mine injures Pat Conway, who later dies after being transported to Cranbrook. Upgrades to boilers and compressor planned with Scottish parts en route, signaling possible resumption of operations if markets improve.
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St. Eugene Consolidated Mining Company
Hid
Aril
St. Eugene
Mcally
Antwerp
Eugene Consolidated
Lalance
Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate, Limited
Rt. Eugene Consolidated
Moyie Lake
Local News Snippets From Moyie and Surroundings
Local notes report Pf. Luthor’s return from an assault, Crowe visiting home front Yair for a brief stop, and Jensen prospecting on Lamb ric for placer digging. A Catholic Ladies Aid Social is planned next Tuesday. Various residents like Rader, Estella, and Chas Farrell travel the Northwest, Moyie, Cranbrook, and nearby towns feature visits, births, injuries, and shop news.
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Luthor
Crowe
Yair
Wii Jensen
Lambric
Aid
Rader
Northwest Territories
Wm. Shannon
Kitchener Joi
Moyie
H.J. Cann
Fort. Stoele
Sack Metigh
Estella
Anl
Youeph
Chas, Farrell
Tom Rader
Granbrook
Waule
Moore
Moyle
Elica
Com 'Mitter
Jake Nelson
Cranbrook Hospital
W. W. Doble
Monster
P. Burne
Metal market notes and schedules from Youm-Sar district
Market data lists silver at 4 dollars 52 cents per ounce and copper at 11 dollars 12 shillings. Lead and oil prices appear, while a route to purchasing tickets and refreshments is announced for an event at the Kootenay hotel.
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Lexpox
Hides for Eyre AMV aorg furm three kiiled from Moyls for sale
Death notice with unclear details mentions a well stocked establishment offering hides and poultry for sale. An obituary-like line indicates a search for loved ones and directs informal applications at a specified office.
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AMV
Vonai
Blakemore Sees No Immediate Iron Plant Work at Kitchener
Wm Blakemore, engineer for the company, says only assessment work on the Kitchener iron properties will be done this year. A large plant in town is planned, but current market conditions and provincial activity temper expenditure. Preparations for a steel plant and development of mines proceed, with actual work to begin when justified.
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Mra
D. Hope
Mutyayille Lage
Dee Panicu
Migs’ Bibel
Bennett
W. F. Tate
Cranbrook
R.B. Sheridan
Moyles Lord Kitchener
Vancouver
Odd Fellows
Sweeting West Standay
Eveniny
Ufticusd
Johnson
Oo W.L. Red
Reid, Curkpnell & Go
Mrs. Davin
Regina
M.A. Beale
Admeston
W. Robingon
Tnd
Robinson
Oranbrsich
Mogie
Kitchener
Wm. Blakemore
Nelson News
Uva
Kitchner
Atoc
Alfsia
Bikemoce
Rever Adton We Ty Sampson in Dead News Note
A jumbled report notes Rever Adton We Ty Sampson has died. A shipment from Ruttlea Grove and related ore profits are mentioned, with cash offers and taxation exemptions tied to a lead works project. The piece references bylaw votes, mining activity in Creston and Moyle, party shifts, and stock allotments affecting OPR shares. Northern Shovlebays and other regions appear in passing.
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Lardodu
Northy
Nid Neteunity Council
Stongkong
Aweph Uwily
Cranbrook Herald Notes Illnesses and Deaths in Community
Cribrook Herald reports Mrs Bo Wether undergoing an operation and lying in St Eugene hospital. Dr King planted maple trees around his residence Nom de plume Folouey ill with eligibility issues. Funeral of Dr Livers held. Mi Livers wife accompanied by her sister. Remainder lists several locals associated with Cranbrook, Bilton, and surrounding districts including hospital notes and community events.
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St. Eugene Hospital
King Hag
Melanue
Dr. Livers
Felday
Iuthur Oueleie
Mia Livers
Srashur
Drik
Troon
Albany
Yisig
Ion Hewiee
Nigaione
Ora Jon Wie
McBride
Cranbrook
Bilton
Mark Steeles
Forwie
Stine
Wiind
Hyde Baker
Grinbroul
Asict
G. Proeth
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Campbell & Company
Nadain Bank OF Commerce
Fia
Marce
Thubert Haines
Mgr
Rnhattan Hotel
Colustibia
Ae Central Hotel
Besavenier
BROS
Conmiencidl
Dibtan
Fiy
Amd
CF Ishernram
Wacdonald
ST. Eugene’s
North
Pat Conway
Inks
North’ Star
Eugene
Crapbrook
Conwy
the Moyie Miners
St. Eugené
Scotland
Jigadacho
Atiffor
Tate
Thu
Ceandrous
Fonténay Stamia Talindry
Wislay Cling
Furber
Kootesay
Landry Et
Nelson
Munundry
Torres
Entvile Ladies
Keoaway
Kootenay Hotel
Kitchener Steel Plant
Wim. Blakemof
Guidsa Tixive
Ataswellaig
Ig Cranbrook
Ceriterat Livenongawigation Fur
Ile
Dr. Wale
Port Steele
Fule Lowsd Hadorany Pra Laurier
W. T. Reid
Wiifredcross A
Moffitt
Execuive Committee
Jy Wi
Ratinson
Esisti’ Meanbeaiok
Watt
J. Ginsaick
Port Stele
Borden
Margerille
Aretiibitd
Kimbosley
Joel Gill
Cranbruble Surf
Belize
Aurora
Sampson
Creston
B.C
Frank
Alberta
G. Binith
M. P.P
Bouthener Shovlebays
Progressive Party
Smith
Carte
Rossland
Aleo
Etuide
Itepidnorny
London
New York
Canada
Berlin
Vienes
North Star Mining Company
Igat
Cripbrook Herald
Fatah
Victor Didaimet
Lehlor
Superar
Greenwood Hospital
Spahajelte
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