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Newspaper
Phoenix Pioneer
Location
Phoenix, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
2
The town looks to Grind Forks for the Boundary Nay coronation events as citizens anticipate the biggest celebration yet. Meanwhile Rossland leads ore shipments, but Grand Forks and Greenwald face customs delays and missed goods, urging a local office to ease trade.
The excerpt reports on a Royal Oriental Commission's hide book and delegates reasons against imperial motives for Chinese admission to Canada, notes British Columbia residents’ opinions, and highlights Manitoba wheat and ore production forecasts. It references the Easter Townships Bank of Sherbrooke reporting strong profits, a seven percent dividend, and a one percent bonus amid a conservative management and solid regional performance.
Editorial notes the legislature rejected a bill to allow 16 year olds to vote. Writers applaud the decision and lament the session's length while noting its completion and a rare moment of restraint.
An assorted ciphered note marks editor talk in the Slocan region with hints of a Denver ledge editor planning a new paper. The Nelson Economist and Greenwood items applaud small items in the supplement while reference to a late legislature outlines large appropriations for construction.
A fragmented report notes lawmakers discuss abolishing an 8 percent tax and adjusting revenue. It mentions Nelson News and London Mining Review, with references to public works, employment, and company wage considerations amid provincial reforms.
A fragment on business advertising argues advertising blends judgment and enterprise. It praises persistent, well written ads to attract customers and remarks that effective advertisers endure, with bold, dogged resolve and commitment to the craft.
Sandon ships 106 tons of ore last week. Sloan City shipments reach 90 10n5? and Kossland reports 679% tons. Slocan area mines hauled seven cars of ore through Kasld to Whitewater. Montreal syndicate buys Catmling Hastings claims. Giant mine Rossland linked with Til smelter at 4.0 per ton transport trade.
Worth Knowing notes the International Mining Congress meeting in Butte Montana in September. The report cites aluminum production figures in the United States and profits from the Creadwell mine in Alaska as a $6 000 daily prospect on a 1000-stamp mill at 6 000 tons per day. It lists dividends from Utah mines totaling 7 28,000 and Ontario shareholders receiving 14 372,000, with Coeur d Alene shipments contributing 3 725 560 in value and total 13 ed 25 500 for seven months.
The Victoria House prorogued session passed seventy eight acts, chiefly amending minor laws. Key items include redistributive measures affecting creditors, changes to provincial elections requiring affidavits, critical railway slot provisions, and labor related legislation such as compensation for workmen and the trades union act.
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