Mining prospects in Slocan and East Kootenay outlook
Articles describe ore shipments from Slocan reaching 7 015 tons this year and expected boom if metal prices rise, plus plans for railway completion to lift ore shipping from the Lardeau district. Kitchener iron mining draws $125 000 spent on properties and a $50 000 development donation last summer, with larger smelters planned. East Kootenay smelter projects aim to reduce haulage costs and boost profits, while Crow's Nest coal output rises to 3 000 tons daily and Trail refinery to produce Canada’s first pig lead. The piece forecasts steady regional growth despite current price slumps.
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Mineral boom rhetoric amid Kootenay ore growth and optimism
An editorial counters doom talk by optimistic notes on rising ore output across the Kootenays and Yule region. It cites doubled capacity at Greenwood, increased smelter runs near Republic, Grand Forks, and various mines like Ymir, Arlington, Queen and Bayonne, with new rail links aiding ore transport and multiple properties expanding reductions and development.
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Proposals to curb penalties for company noncompliance debated
In 1902 Kootenay Yale prospects look bright with hints of prosperity. Hon Smith Curtis lodges two bills in the legislature to remove penalties from the Companies act for failure to register and other violations. Critics say the changes aim to curb penalties while praising insured boiler inspections. Curtis argues against government fees on boiler owners who insure their equipment, urging exceptions for insured boilers and highlighting safety aims.
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