Phoenix Miner Camp Notes and Local Developments
Readable items show Phoenix and Greenwood activity including miners’ hall events, hotel upgrades, street exchanges, and local business, with mentions of road work funding, advertising, and entertainment shows. Names include McRae Bros Smith Dominion Avenue, J Boyle druggist, a Green wood examiner, and several miners and foremen visiting or returning from camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKivan
Mees
de Qarment
Greenwood Board of ‘Traders
Assistne
Enmtips
Fie
TB. Co/Hotel Co, Ltd
Rockland Mine Developments on Red Mountain in Slocan
The Rockland mine on Red Mountain, a gold copper property, employs fifteen men with extensive drifting and surface prospecting. Operated by the Miner Graves syndicate and led by James Hamilton, it holds the district’s largest gold ore bodies yet found, with values from ten to twenty five dollars per ton. Formerly opened by Judge Spinks and Frank Watson, the project could attract significant investor attention to Silverton’s resources if successful. The New York Theatre Co visits Phoenix for Was She to Blame at Union Hall, showcasing a four act society drama praised for realism and strong performances led by J. G. Stitte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Slocas
Red Mountain
Slocan
Miner- Graves
James Hamilton
Judge Spinks
Vernon
Frank Watson
Spokane
Mike
Silverton
New York Theater Co
Neil
New York Theatre Co
Phoenix Miner
Union Hall
New York
London
J. G.stitte
Rossland News Briefs Reserve Cents and Smelter Plans
The wallpaper trust faces a market shift while Rossland insurance rates rise five percent. Crall smelter capacity may double soon. Rossland baseball beats Stanfords 3 to 1. Heat in New York area kills over 76 in a day. Miners Union day in Rossland featured Edward Boyce and Smith Curtis. Pilot Bay smelter sale renews with possible demolition. Metal Market notes New York July 16: silver 6136, copper 16.50, lead 3.86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossland
Crall
Stanfords
New York
Edward Boyce
Smith Curtis
Pilot Bay
Uar
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Miners’ Exchange
Tobey
Dominon Ave
Ail Banner St. Puozsts
B.C
Phoenix Miners’ Union
Jr.Alathison
Greenwood
Columbia
Jacobs
P. Dermody
Wifa
Tronsides
Jon
New Westminster
Iillfendire
W. J. Clapien
Dominion Avenue
JA Munson
Summit
Knob Hill Avenue
George Rumberger
James Moran
Janice Williams
Thuis
Iloy
Meyers
Creek
Rhoey
Blamie
Alberst Union Hall
Bea
Shirer. G
Sutherland
Tfie Phoenix
Presbyterian
Phoenix
Associated Boards of Trade' of
East
British Columbia
Nelson
Tursday
Johiniai
Walker
Wraser
New York ‘Theatre Co
Brooklyn Avenue
LC Chawtonn
Miner 'Graves Syndicate
Grand Forks
Ruth
Ae Coryell
P. Tony
Archie Aberdeen
Phil McNalty
Simitkameen
A. Nicholls
C. 13
Strong
Boundary Country
Archie Grant
Alex McDonald
Yocal Exchange
McRae Bros. & Smith
Charles Wilson
S H. E
Mitchell
Colville
Yale
J. Darraugh
Harry's Nicholls
New Westminster Hospital
Vancouver
Victoria
Nicholls
Panner
Busin Esa
China
Peking
Oxers
Ceading
Jarai Brmuton Golden Crowe
Carhoucamp Meximueyi
Genter Statens
Pass
Messrs
Graves
Williams
Petia Ives
Ironeides
Eveiue
Eam Makaha
First Street
Republic
Mima Consolidated
Tamime
West
Ymani
W. RB
Virginia
McPherson
War Nagle Consolidated
Welringaertene S
Old Ironsides
Wit Pees
Sid Phoenix
ERTV
Wynkoop-Stephens Trading Company
Imperial
Ighle
Hore
E. Weeks
Prof
Phoenix, B.C
Inuetiewscrine
Russell Bros
Dominion Ave
Phoenix St
Phoenix, B. C
Phoenix Spur
Chas. A. McClung & Co
M. McBean & CO
Red
Michael McBean & Coo
Butte
Puounix, B. C
Dick Lorah
I. X. Li
America
Hurkley & Sons
Tronsides Ave
Chas. Shears, Mgr
Wynkoor Sere
City Bakery
Slim & McCag
Ironsides
Boundary County
Brooklyn
Ironsides and
Knob Hill i
J.B. Hart
E. Oreanehminge
General Aga, Pt
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