Appointment of E T Haultain as Juno mine consultant
Mining activity notes announce E T Haultain of Mini city named consulting engineer for the Juno mine. James Johnston ends his sales role with Crow's Nest Coal company. United Charities acknowledges clothing donation from Mrs T A Mills. Charles Parker reports Ida property tunnel at 50 feet with promising ore show. Macdonald Johnson seeks $3000 in action for Clyde mineral claim purchase. Tug Procter departs for Lardo with wharf materials. Kokanee to carry 60 tons ore to Nelsen Smelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Haultain
Mini City
Juno
Ida
Charles Parker
Morning Mountain
Macdonald & Johnson
Cvent
Chapleau Mining Company
Clyde
Lardo
Procter
Crawford Bay
Nelsen
Hedley elected vice president at Canadian Mining Institute
At a Montreal meeting of the Canadian Mining Institute R R Hedley manager of Hall Mines smelter was elected vice president. The report notes satisfaction with the organization and a promising future for the group of claims including the Gilford mineral claim held by Erie Mountain Consolidated Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Canadian Mining Institute
Montreal
R. R. Hedley
Hall Mines
Erie Mountain Consolidated Company
Gilford
Coffees and tonics fade in Moyie plans and health tale
Local notes report a Moyie saw mill proposal of 7,900 dollars with 35,000 feet daily capacity and a timber reserve of 125 million feet. Architect A C Ewart and Horace Hume review hotel space for a brick wing addition. A California woman recounts recovery from coffee induced stomach troubles using Postum and Grape Nuts, credited with restoring health and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyie
W. H
Samuel Grant
C. Ewart
Hume
Horace Hume
Nelson Wholesalers Report Steady Trade Districtwide
Nelson wholesalers report steady business across the district last week with cautious optimism for spring activity. A dealer notes trade not rushing but volume remains good and liveliness expected as the season progresses. A Piper Piped segment describes Stewart Carruthers performing at Hotel Phair to a crowd of spectators on the balcony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Hotel Phair
Stewart Carruthers
Fifth Royal Scots
Mr. Gibson
Sidewalks Planned Across City by Board of Works
The board of works met yesterday and recommended sidewalks at several pressing locations in the city. The wharf issue was discussed but no recommendation is planned at present. The finance committee reviewed the budget and accounts. A police court case warned two Nelson boys for attacking an Oriental vendor, damaging his vegetables, an act deemed illegal. The Arrow Lakes steamers resumed schedule with thaw. ice breaks will continue briefly. A Cranbrook Herald note hints Nelson Rugby club seeking foes from Cranbrook. Baseball season opened with a junior game where Central school beat St Joseph’s 14 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Nelson
Lake 18
Arrow Lakes
St. Joseph's School
F. Greyerbellel
Dave McAlmon
EK. Kinelan
A. Crossett
W. Sturgeon
W. O'Shambo
J. Davidson
G. Gore
Central School
Jed Perry
H. Avery
F. Lovering
TH. Gallon
Bob McLaughlin
Mickie McCandoh
Ken Weir
A. Jackson
Rusty Davidson
Paardeberg
Arnold
Canade
Belmont
Elandsiaagte
French
Gronje
Coim
Chicago
Hotel Guests Named in Sparse OCR Fragment
A fragment lists names associated with hotels including Phair James D Sword Spokane J 2 Greenfield LA TRRRITG J K Clark New Denver B Wedekind Spokane Mark itrevont Vernon with unclear context or actions.
Civil War Veteran Praises Dr King's New Life Pills
M M Austin of Winchester Indiana writes that his wife, long sick, was cured by Dr King's New Life Pills, claiming they worked wonders. The ad promotes the remedy for 25 cents at Canada Drug and Book Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Notice of William Parker Probate Advertisement 1901
Legal notice in chancery division directs publication to locate William Parker or his issue. Executors seek to identify survivors of the testator's son to distribute the estate of Emanuel Parker, who died 1890. Willam Parker left England for Canada about 18 years ago, last heard six years ago in British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
Chancery
High Court
Emanuel Parker
Whitehwell
Yorkatire
England
Allison
Dwanvel Parker
William Parker
William
Parker
Andi
Willam Parker
Canada
British Coumbia
Busk, Mellor & Norris
Lincoln's Ingfields
London
B. J. and
A. Voters
York
Gid Executor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crow's Nest Coal Company
James Johnston
United Charities Organization
T. A. Mills
California
Emmanuel Church
Wm, Munroe
C. W. Bush
Kokanee Creek
Martin Madden
Jr. E. Macdonnell
General Freight
Kootenay
W. RB. MacInnes
Western Freight
Mr. Macdonnell
Finlly
Lena
Misa
Miner
Cran+brook Herald
Nelson Rugby Football Club
Cranbrook
F. Mourgues
Lemon Creek
A. Godson
Vancouver
C. L. Lightfoot
D. F. Dickson
Winnipeg
John Moz Vicar
Ymir
Kaslo
Montague Banks
Attage Crete
Steele-Briggas
Steele-Briggs
Barry Steele-Briggs
Lie
Steele-Briggs Shrd.co
Lia
Poronto
Reisterer &Co
Nelenn, B. C
Canada Permanent and Western Canada Mortence Corporation
Dees
Toronto
Aypiy
G.I. Lennox
Baker
Paris
THY Strele-Briggs Shed.co. Ltd
Hou.s
Sefece
Fred Irvine
Fred
Irvine & Go
Wigin Rem
Reist
Hanne Pete Duck
Hudson's Bay
the Royal Bank:of Canada
Wiley Brits
Hie
David Maakeen
Fice
Malifax
Edson Li
Beane
Saar
Bete
dastlSey
WM. Reerngs
Ota Peash A
Newfoundland
John's
Cuba
Britigh Columbia
Vancouver East End
Iowa
Morchanta Bank of Canada
Boston
Wrnut
Tenavard Savings Bank
Longee Bane
Saaeiege
Businees
Petial
Geo. Kydd
Melaon
West. Kootenay, Butcher. Co
E. O. Travegr Mayauerr
Stpeer
Nesom
BRAND
Rouaing
Lawrence
Muralo
Lawrence ‘Hardware CO
J. Bradley, & CO
Clarke Hotel
Josephine Stront
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