Six-Foot Ledge of Clean Ore Found at Winnipeg Mine
Nick Treyear, superintendent of the Winnipeg, reports an important ore strike at about 55 feet depth. A six-foot vein of rich sulghide ore was found, confirming the mined theory. About 20 men are employed, with ore shipped to Trail smelter. box cars and 25 poles were recently installed for telegraph lines.
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Nick ‘Treyear
Winnipeg
Duncan McTntosh
Treyear
Hay
Athelstan
Wellington Camp
Vail
Welfingern
Fir Rogers
C. J. Merthur
GD Naden
Mex Shonquist
Finishing Street Grading Improves Local Thoroughfares
Fisher ron and Visher Bros completed grading on Old Tronsidesa avenue and First Street after a long contract. Old Tronsides avenue now runs straight from J. I. Hengrary residence to the depot with a smoother grade. The new grade lifts the Owldronsides hotel and Wynkoop Stephens Crading Co area, lowers fire hazards on First Street, and a 175 foot bridge spans the gulch, enabling future rail or locomotive use if needed. Plans include grading Knob Hill avenue soon.
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J. 1
Hengiray
Owldronsides
Wynkoop Stephens ‘Crading Co
Knob Hill Avenue
Robbing British Columbia in early fiscal year
The Silvertonian reports that British Columbia received 53263 for 4300 Chinamen and 161837 for the same source, noting calls to remove Chinese workers and claim eastern provinces will pay for the privilege of robbing the province.
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British Columbia
Chipamen
Dominion
Chinas Wen
Columbia
Silvertonian
Old Tronyides to Meet Grand Yorks in Away Game
The Old Tronyides travel to Grand Forks to face Grand Yorks this afternoon on their home ground. The team, hampered by recent ground damage, will field a distinct lineup and wear black shirts with white pants. An election has set Wm. Dunbar as Captain and DPalier Cook as Secretary, with M eaway accompanying the squad.
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Tronyides
Grand Yorks
Miracnix
Gmders
Tievolt
Tawrene
Aiterett Rank Guryelt
Michuckion
W.X
Donald van Dumiar
Patnier Cok
Mang
Tronsides
Tennis Trophy Arrives for Phoenix Club Exhibition
The Phoenix Tennis Club displays a sterling silver trophy in Mr. Henderson's window. The piece, ordered for Mr. Henderson in Toronto, features male and female players holding chromed jackets and is described as a beautiful work. Details of the competition for possession are not yet arranged.
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Mex
Henderson
Phoenix Tennis Club
Toronto
Granby Snelter Begins Crushing Ore Amid Progress
The Granby Snelter started crushing ore last Monday with 1,000 ton daily mill capacity and smooth operation. A 600 ton furnace will be added early next week as ore melting begins in earnest, using electricity from water power with twelve hundred horsepower. Officials Miner Graves Hodges attended the start as Grand Forks residents celebrated. ore rates from neighboring smelters vary, with Boundary ores quoted at 12.00 and others at 5.50 freight and treatment in discussion.
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Grand Yorks
Kettle River
S.C. H. Miner
Jay Graves
Roywana
Jaxt
Winnipeg
Fuse
I'rall Smelter
Labs Telephone
Aldridge
Ore shipments from Boundary mines raise questions
J N Ralston of Grand Forks described daily ore shipments from Boundary mines to Trail and Northport smelters. He named Golden Crown City of Paris Knob Hill Old Tront and others, while noting some mines like Jewel Rawhide and Jamna shipped little or not at all, with incomplete, error-filled statements from the source.
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J. N. Ralston
Grand Forks
Spokesman-Review
Houndary
Winnipeg
Golden Crown
City of Paris
LL C
Athelstan
Brooklyn
Snowshoe
Jewel
Yankee Hoy
R. Hell
Oro de Hora
Emmis
Rawhide
Trail
Northport
Tranvid
Knob Milk
Nartle Fort
Ralston
Snowshow wine plant machinery arrives at Sherbrooke
A new machinery plant for the Snowshow wine arrived at the property last Saturday. It traveled from Sherbrooke Quebec in seven days. The equipment includes a tubular boiler with fittings, a 75 gallons per minute capacity, a receiver, a 3% rack plant, a 64% foot machine bar with clips, and related components. Workers at the mine are busy with the new gear as a Hew MuaRlieTy project proceeds.
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Sherbrooke
Quebec
Fohurne
Ureni T
Oriental Question Fights Every Measure Barring Them Out
Victoria dispatch reports McInnes moving a labor bill for eight hours a day in mines and on government work while excluding Chinese and Japanese workers. Critics argue trade restriction and Crown prerogative apply, Speaker rules it out of order. Plebiscite debate notes prior 1891 discussions and divisions among members over government emanation and prerogatives.
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Hoath
McKillips
Prentice
Melnnes
Gilmour
Stables
B.C. Smith
Oliver
Brown
Curtis
Smith
Bidd
Neill
Munro
Hall
McPhillips
Hehneken
Turner
Dunsmuir
Ebert
A.W. Smit
Ellison
Clifford
Walton
Hayward
Garden
Pooley
Murphy
Rogers
Hunter
Paylor
Dickie
Mounce
Heaven
McWhillips
Reappointment of Boundary Creek Chief License Inspector
J. Darraugh of Phoenix is reappointed by the Hunymuir government as chief license inspector for the Boundary Creek district, including Rossland riding outside incorporated towns. He has begun duties, with visits to Midway and likely Trail, as the new license act took effect August 10th. The act sets annual fees for licenses and outlines administrative steps for issuance.
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Boundary
J. Darraugh
Phoenix
Hunymuir
Boundary Creek
Rossland
F. S. Hussey
Brooklyn and Steinwinder set for resumed ore work
In the Brooklyn camp, contracts for hauling ore from the mine to a Trail smelter began as crews prepared to resume operations. Dominion Copper Co holdings include Brooklyn Steinwinder Idaho Rawhide and Standard, with leaders Mann and McKenzie in Europe and stockholders uncertain about September activity.
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Trail
David W. Mowe
Hig Ch. i. Re Red Works
Phoenia
Mil‘ray
Loto Cameron Bros
Wedatex
Dominion Copper Co
Stemvinder
Idaho
Rawhide
Standard
Obuin
Hianiel Mann
Wm. McKenzie
Mann & McKensie
Europe
McKenzie
Montreal Stag
Finns
Camp
George W. Kumberger
W. R. Williams
Steinwinder
Notable arrivals and incidents in Phoenix region notes
Local and general items report Jay P Graves and S H C Miner incoming to Phoenix with Jo Mor ras and J B McArthur due next week. Richard Viewman of Rotwlgndl, Winnipeg Mining Co visited the mine last Sunday. Fire at Columbia destroys multiple structures including Hotel Escaler and Presbyterian church. Phoenix public school resumes with 9 percent enrollment. Mint hotel additions planned adding nine rooms. Various locals and executives to attend coast events. London financier Waterlow to visit Friday. A letter from James Jones notes large upcoming appropriations for a school, seagoard, hospital, and road projects.
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City of Columbia
Vos Ev, Muteoff
Nelson
Greenwood
Sweighing
Mtr
Elkins
Sowsloe Imine
Joe
Astley
Land
Mesivan
Dipee
Rossland
Waterlow
London
England
Une
James Junes
Victoria
Tae
Seagoard
Winnipee
General Hospital
Robert Woeul
Werks
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