Nelson Daily Miner publication details and rates
The Nelson Daily Miner printing and publishing house lists contact rules for letters to the editor and outlines subscription and advertising rates. It notes editor D J Beaton as managing director and editor in chief and provides city and rate structure details.
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Nelson Miner Printing & Publishingc
Changes to Advertisements Deadline Notice
TO ADVERTISERS. Copy for changes of advertisement must be in the OM e by 4 o clock p.m. 10 Insure change.
Mining Development Review Near Town Mines
A year end overview highlights Hall Mines shipping over 100 tons daily and adding electricity powered machinery. The Last Chance and Athabasca ventures push major development, with a 10 stamp mill, tramway, and strong ore outlook. Other sites like Exchequer California group Juno Forty Nine Eagle Rover creeks and Fern Mine show continued dividends and expanding work toward stamp mills.
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Hall
Last Chance
Bload Mountain
Athabasca
California
Hugh Sutherland
Juno Group
Forty Nine
Eagle
Rover Creeks
Nelson- Poorman
Granite
Royal Canadian
Duncan Syndicate
Rover Creek
Fern
Messrs
Campbell and
Inch
Arlington
Mining Boom in Nelson District Promises Prosperity
Readers learn of heavy mining activity around Nelson with the Dewdney Syndicate planning a cyanide plant, Porto Rico, Ymir, Dundee, Mollie Gibson, and Six Mile creek mines expanding operations. Officials report ample ore, rising mill capacity, and expected dividends as new stamp mills go in. Also noted is Canada’s postage reform enabling two cent letters to many imperial regions, with Kaslo still at three cents.
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Dewdney Syndicate
Porto Rico
Ymir
Dundee
Six Mile Creek
Mollie Gibson
Nelson
Mulock
British Empire
Great Britain
Aden
Bahamas
British Central Africa
British East Africa
British India
Ceylon
Cyprus
Falkland Islands
Fiji
Gambia
Gibraltar
Gold Coast
Hong Kong
Lagos
Leeward Islands
Natal
Newfoundland
Niger Coast Protectorate
St. Helena
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Straits Settlements
Trinidad, Tobago
Turk’s Islands
Uganda
Windward Islands
Kaslo
Canada
Street numbering urged to aid navigation in Kootenays metropolis
In a discussion on city growth, a speaker argues for standardized street numbers to improve location clarity. Referencing past business names and vacant lots, the note stresses that residents should no longer rely on outdated descriptors like next to Smith’s or premises vacated by Jones Robinson and Co. to convey address.
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Rome
Nelson
Kootenays
Smith’s
Jones, Robinson and Co
Lost undressed marten skin reward offered
Lost undressed marten skin. Pinder offers reward for return to Tl Murray Thomson Stationery Co. store.
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Tl. Murray
Thomson Stationery Co
Will Give The Greatest Selection Of A Suitable
A brief note lists a promise of broad options and varied choices for customers seeking a fitting selection. No specific names, places, or dates are provided.
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