Coal tax plan opposed by British Columbia figures
The piece argues against Mr Tatlow's proposal to raise coal taxes to push Montana smelters to move operations. It cites Crow's Nest Pass outputs, home smelter capacity, and future rail links to Grand Forks Republic, asserting current policy harms workers and would not shift trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Crow’s Nest Pass
States
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
United States
BR. G
Tatow
M. P
Montana
Crow's Nest Pass
British Columbia
Britfeld Columbia
Hall Mines
Nelson
Trail
Republic
Grand Forks
Greenwood
Mr. Tatlow
East Kootenay
Reward for evidence in Miner theft case
Ten dollar reward offered for evidence leading to conviction of persons who stole The Miner from the subscriber’s doors. The notice calls on readers to report information to assist investigators and secure the capture of suspects.
Pyritic Smelting Faces Commercial Hurdles in West
The Mining Reporter notes pyritic smelting shows metallurgical promise but weak commercial viability due to low ore freight costs and wet concentration gains. Northport Smelting's Oscar Stontagh claims a fluxing method allows blast furnace matte production without prior treatment, hinting at cheaper handling of heavy sulfide ores and potential profit from low grade dry ores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Leadville
Colorado
Carpenter
Northport
Wash
Oscar Stontagh
Northport Smelting Company
Milner predicts Johannesburg population surge to five million
Lord Milner claimed Johannesburg could reach 5,000,000 residents within ten years, despite skepticism from observers who note current world city sizes and the practicality of assembling such a population in a South African town. The piece contrasts Johannesburg optimism with established mega-cities and includes an advertisement for overcoats priced at $12 with made to order at $35 from Wallace-Miller Co. Ltd.
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Lord Milner
Johannesburg
South Africa
London
New York
United States
Paris
Canada
Wallace-Miller Co
Limiffid
Tart Bros, Medicine Co
Rivington Street
Raphael
East 129Th St
New York City
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The
Nelson Miner
Mail
Fleet Street
Central Prosa Agency, Ltd
Hudson's Bay
Laate
C. F. Wells
Villa Ridge
Iene
Cong
Bnai Israel
Taft Bros. Mxpicinx Co
Morris Wechsler
N. Y
Drs
O. D, Phelps, M
Taft Bros, Medicine CO
East 130Th St
N. Y. City
G. D. J. Christie
Paines
Nicholas
Rossland
H. W.O. Jackson
Sec. Carnival Committee
Rossland Doo Boconro Rocco
Lawrence Hardware Company
Royal Bank of Canada Incorporated
Thomas KE. Kenny
Thomas Ritchle
Wiley Smith
H. G. Bauld
David Maotcoen
Mead
Mice
Halifax
Edson L. Pease
Montreal
W. B. Torrance
Nova Scotia
Antigonish
Qmahees
Montrea
Bridgewater
Guysboro
Londonderry
West End
Cor
Notre Dame
Seigenburg
Maitland
Hania Co
Pictou
Portneurs
Westmount Cor
Greene Hawkesbury
Sydney
Shubenacadie
Iruro
Avenue
St. Catharines Street
Weymouth
Ontario
Ottawa
New Beansrek
Benes És
Vancouver
Vancouver East End
Victoria
Merchants Bank of Canada
Trust and Savings Bank
San Francisco
First National
Kenan
Pee Bet
Scotland
France
Credit Lyonnais
Bermuda
Bank of Bermuda
China
Japan
Hong Kong
Shanghai Banking Corporation
Spokane
Old National Bank
Mpecia Geo
Kootenay Lake
Pilot Bay
Nelson and
Lardo
J. A. Sayward
West Transfer Co
N. T. Macleod
Baker Street
W. P. Tierney
Tel. No
C.P.R
Porto Rico Lumber Co. Limited
Rossland Mill
Porto Rico
Porto Rico Lumber Co., Limited
Cure Pacific
Kokanee
Kaslo
Mogie
Ffor Kootenay Landing
Procter
Crow's Nest
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Chicago
Toronto
Carter
Pass
Agt
BE. J. A le Over
Drug and
Hal Steel
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