Mines and mining chatter across Kootenay region
A broad roundup notes a $10,000 gold brick shipment from Bank of Montreal to Helena, Montana. It covers ore values from Ainsworth to Great Falls, Crow's Nest coal moves, mine developments on Louis and Tracy creeks, and planned tunnel work. Also reports on Giant Powder Co. court appearance and local business notices and promotional events in Nelson B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Montreal
Helena
Montana
Heap
Ainsworth
Nelson
Great Falls Smeter
Custom House
Crow's Nest
Fernie
Great Falls
Golden Fleece Stanley
Little Johnny
B.C. Egan
East Kootenay
Che
Louis
Tracy
Minnie M
Estella
Fort Steele Prospector
Nelson Hardware Company
Winnipeg
GC P. R
Mattawa
Ont
Nelson Miner
B. OC
A. Ferland
Ferland
J. H. Howarth
Pembroke
Customs and Inland Revenue July Receipts Report
The July imports total 66,898 with dutiable values 24,408 and free goods 10,495. Duty collected 16,247.22 and other collections 1,153.63 yield net receipts 17,899.86, up from 10,952.86 last year by 6,417.49. Exports for the month total 29,877, below average. a Hall Mines entry worth about 20,000 may raise the total near 350,000. Inland Revenue by category totals 4,011.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Mines
Fishing at Ward's Crossing and nearby waters yields large baskets
A Sunday fishing report lists Archie Johnson with over 60 fish at Ward's Crossing. Rossian anglers also catch good sport aided by professionals. Alastard Lee trolls four fish on the Lake. Anderson of The Miner nets 20 below Kootenay Bridge. Bosquet, angler to The Tribune, lands two charr with white fish pieces. Procter and friends take nice fish at Balfour. R A Armitt previously caught a basket near Koskonook averaging about two pounds. Six trout taken above the rapids with a small brown fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Johnson
Ward's
Alastard Lee
Anderson
Miner
Kootenay Bridge
Bosquet
The
Tribune
Procter
City Council Adjourns For Banquet At Phair
Local and personal note says the City Council met briefly last evening and adjourned until tonight to enable the City Fathers to attend the banquet at the Phair. The Presbyterian Sunday School plans its annual excursion and picnic to Bal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Phair
Presbyterian Sunday School
Bal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mines OF
Kootenay
New York
the Magazine Question
Giant Powder Co
Mr. Taylor
Q. O
Crease
Hamilton Powder C.o
M. W. A. Galliher
Taylor
Gallihar
Forin
Hoover
Walter L. Main
Werntz
Berlin
Germany
America
Canandragua
Congress of Nations
Kootenay Brick
Barrie
B. O
Kootenays
E. A. Crease
H. G. Neelands
Inland Revenue Office
P. Hartley
Charles W. Dill
F. W. Grant
Customs and Inland Revenue
Big Schooner
E. J. Curran
Prop
Todd
English Church
O.w.west & CO
General Teamsters
Imperial Oil Co
Baker & Hall Sts
Wills
Kirkpatrick & Wilson
Baker Street
Post Office
K and W
Prosser
Martin O’reilly & Co
Victoria Street
Ward
Josephine
Emory & Walley
Hub Furnishing House
Humphreys & Pittock’s
Royal Seal
Mills & Lott
Corner Baker and
Ward Streets
J. A. Gilker
California
East End Crocery
Thorpe
Royal Sedal” Cigaris
Morrison & Caldwell
D. McArthur & Company
Nelson Cafe
Mercy Hants
Y. Hoshi
Wl. Pogue
Frank A. Tamblyn
San Francisco
M. Desbrisay & CO
P. Burns & CO
Nelson, B. C
Rossland
Trail
Kaslo
Sandon
Three Forks
New Denver
Slocan City
Turner Beerone Co
Lethbridge
Frank Fletcher
W. P Tierney
Land & CC
Cor Kootenay & Baker
Californien
Dominion
Dominion Line
Cambronia
Lake Ontario
Beaver
Lake Huron
Atlantic S
White Star Line
Cunard Line
Campania
American Line
St. Paul
Anchor Line
Anchoria
Allan State Line
Boston Dominion Line
Derbyshire
GCEK
Beasley City
E. J. Scovil
Windermere Mines
Windermere, B. C
Bon Ton Restaurant
Fritz Honolo
Bodega
Bass’s
Alsopp
London
West Kootenay Butcher Co
Lowes
Ymir
B. C. Traves
Merchants’ Bank of Halifax
Halifax
Scotia
British Columbia
Atlin, Bennett
Grand Forks
Nanaimo
Vancouver
Vancouver East End
Victoria
Geo. Kydd
Nelson, B.C