Boundary Ore Shipments Set New Yearly Record
Ore shipments from Boundary mines for eleven months of 1902 are poised to exceed 525000 tons, with November totals near 1700 tons per day from six mines including Granby and Mother Lode. October figures surpassed November, but the year’s end looks to beat last year by over twenty five percent amid smelter and mine supply challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granby
Mother Lode
Snowshoe
B.C
Emma
Boundary
Botly
Work Sure To Start On Winter Construction Line
Contractors prepare for winter work on the Jim Hill Line to Phoenix. Porter Bros and associates plan trestles and ships components for Fourth of July Creek, with work expected to begin after February preliminaries. Hospital Hall ticket sales drive supports a local fundraiser with music and supper, hosted by Hospital Aid Society members including Mayor Rumbergen and Mrs Boyle.
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Jim Hill
Phoenix
Olson
Porter Bros
Granby Co
Spokane
Porter’ Bros
Fini
Stewart & Welch
Inidge
Fourth Cot July Crevice
Rumbergen
John Biardan
H Smith
James Marshall
B. Boyle
Hospital Aid
J. HB. Boyle
Curling season opens as Greenwood club eyes Phoenix rival
The Greenwood Curling Club opens the season with a strong ice sheet. Scores list Valier Birnie Porter Boucher McCague Rumbergen McNichol Crawford. Phoenix curlers praised after last season. Officers elected include President J Mardy and Secretary Treasurer I Crawford. Community events note a Presbyterian Sunday School entertainment at Hardy McKennie ball with dolls and charity sale booths. Los Angeles Mining Review features Granby smelter history. Local Methodist group plans a Christmas tree event.
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Valier
Birnie
Porter
Boucher
McCague
Rumbergen
McNichol
Crawford
Greenwood Curling Club
Phoenix
Stone
Besom
Phoenix Curlers
Phoenix Curling Clik
8. Williams
Mhus
J. Mar
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ladies Aid
Hardy- McKennie Ball
Xmas goods and local notes from Boyle and boundary area
The town notes report Boyle's new Christian gifts and Lequime’s saw mill near completion at Smelter Lake. T. Green spends days in Grand Forks, Edmonton hosts a brewery project, and a New Year masquerade is planned at Miners' Union hall. Venders for the Eholt schoolhouse must file by Mall next. Mortimer arrives, Julius Mueller seeks treatment in Boulder Hot Springs, and oil prospecting may begin on Mountain View Fraction. An outbreak of chicken pox prompts temporary public school closure. Mark Madden of Chicago visits Providence mine property in the Boundary area.
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Lequime
T. Green
Grand Forks
A. Fisher
Greenwood
Edmonton
Republic
Miners’ Union Hall
Dr. Mathison
Wank Block
Donald D. Mann
Mountain View
Emma
Summit Camp
W. Mortimer
Los Angeles
Frank Ruckel
Kingston
Mark F. Madden
Chicago
Providence
Propery
Grubes Denies Consolidation Of Copper Interests In Spokane Visit
Mr Graves denies any consolidation of Mother Lode Sunset and Granby properties amid rumors. I L Underwood of New York City, director of H C Copper Co owning Mother Lode wine and smelter, toured Granby works with Frederic Keller and Paul Johnson. Underwood expects possible amalgamation within three months, while Graves says no consolidation has occurred. Comments from C A DesBrisay suggest broker-driven chatter about stock moves and boundary Creek plans remain unconfirmed.
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I. L. Underwood
New York City
H.C. Copper Co
Mother Lade
Enn
Granby Wines
Frederic Keller
J. C. Copper Co
Paul Johnson
Greenwood
Underwood
Spokane
Mother Lode
Sunset
Granby
Jay
Graves
Grinby Co
British Columbia
Copper Company
Hore Spokane
Boundary Creek
New York
Granby Mines Resume 1500 Ton Daily Rate
After delays the Granby smelter is back to full operation with four furnaces and two converters processing 1,500 to 1,600 tons of Phoenix ore daily. A 36 car ore shipment arrived last Thursday and 52 cars followed yesterday. Locomotives Nos 1901 and 1909 haul ore, while power supply and coke logistics are stabilized. Employee count will rise from about 250 to meet increased ore shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granby Smielter
Strawn
Granby
Igo
Deadwood
Fernie
Sme
Cascade
H. N. Galer
Granby Co
Williams
Boundary Mining Notes and Camp Reports at Republic Mines
Republic mines shipped 471 tons to the Granby smelter last week, totaling 2 966 tons to date. A rich ore strike at Camp McKinney’s Ciuiboo is reported with the 40 foot level active and 15 men employed. Sunset smelter at Boundary Falls expects furnace 2 ready, with a third planned in Spokane for March. Slayer J Kawards acquires lease on Mue Jay in Skylark camp and ore values at Waterloo level run 100 to 130 per ton. Rajal claim relocation and Waterloo dispute noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Mines
Granby
Camp McKinney
Republic Camp
San Puil
California
Moundary Falls
Spokane
Slayer J. Kawards
Waterloo
Dan McKinney
Bennet
Rajal
Tunnel No 3 Starts Tap At Knob Hill Mine
A 10 foot level tunnel from Granby mine begins toward No 11 Old Tronsides and No 5 tunnel toward Knob Hill. The project aims to reach the 200 foot level and 500 foot vertical reach, enabling ore transfer without hoisting. Mrs W J Cramer and son visited Spokane last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granby
Ironsides
Tronsides
Knob Hill
W. J. Cramer
Les Cramer
Spokane
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