Mining progress and political shift in Boundary region
The article reviews mining growth in the Boundary area, praising Phoenix executives for financial strength and noting upcoming ore shipments. It highlights reforms by Minister of Mines J. Fred Hime and Smith Curtis, with tests for crown grants and better prospect development, while previewing impending provincial political battles surrounding Curtis’ endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Curtis
J. Fred. Hime
Semtin
Curtis
Iing Credit
Rosslandding
Boundary delay provokes calls to ease red tape in Phoenix district
Readers react to ongoing Boundary district hurdles caused by bureaucratic delays. The Phoenix Board resolutions spurred hope for quicker access to the area, with officials urged to streamline transport and smelting processes. Community-wide benefits are cited as the motive for continued reform.
Boundary rail action feared by business men in Commons
In the House of Commons at Victoria concerns focus on the railway committee. Local businessmen fear the committee can kill or approve proposals, with Boundary interests watching closely. The Greenwood Times and Grit Forks Gazette criticize sanitation gaps and urge strict health act enforcement to prevent an epidemic visit to Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Victoria
Lillis
Railway Committee
C. Plr
Greenwood ‘Times
Grit Forks Gazette
Phoenix
Through the Week in Phoenix Camp Highlights
The article notes James Marshall starting a vacation in Scotland and preparing to attend the Paris world exhibition. It mentions Tom Roderick receiving final payments on the Banner property and Marshall’s leadership roles in Phoenix Miners Union No 8. It criticizes business personalities and praises the community’s charitable sentiment, including life insurance agents’ activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marshall
Scotland
Tom Roderick
Ironsides
Marshall
Phoenix Miners
Undefined government mix in provincial posts from Rossland Record
The Rossland Record notes a muddled list of officials including Messrs Yates and Curtis and Joseph Martin in various government roles. It mentions provincial secretary Joseph Martin attorney general Josep Martineau and other titled figures across multiple cultural spellings and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates and
Curtis
Joseph ‘Martin
Joseph Martin
Josep Martineau
Lands and Works
Giuseppe Martino
Jon Jose Martino de
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British Columbia
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Rossland’ and Slocan W © Syndicate
Showshie
Ithe dl
Smith
South Africa
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Kettle River
Citiens
Idrand Morky
Hns
Ladita
First Reading
Transaer
Phoenix Board of
Wade
Boundary District
Deadwood
Deadwood Camp
Greenwood
B. C. Copper Company
Columbia and ‘Western Railway
Mother Lode
Sunset
Buckhorn
Morrison
Jas, McNicol
Greenwood, B.C
Midway Agency
W.B. Rickards & Co
Clark & Binns
Tronsides Avenue
Old Ironsides Ave
Phoenix, B.C
Timothy Hay
Gary
Frodsceco
Sontactors Ppd
Phoenix Feed and Produce CO
Columbia Hotels the
Dominion Ave
Phoenix Street
C. FL Sears, Proprietor
Dominion Avenue
Mr. Martin
Union Hotel
Miners’ Union Hall
Ranner Street
Puorsix, B.C
West Breictn Lown
Elkhorn Brewery
Elagior
Portmann Bros. & CO. Proprietors
Hedges & CO
Prormaroki
Standard Ave
P. Burns & Co
Phoenix Market
Boundary Creek
Headquartens
Nelson
Kaslo
City Bakery
Slim & McCagur
Ironsides Addition
B. C
Fux Deniyeny
Maple Leaf Hotel
Sanders
J. E-Fortin
Sylet Radler
Hanxuss
British Columbia Wholesale Liquor Company, Limited
R. Creiger
FOX Pabst’ Beer
Phoenix Stage Line
J. R. and
D. Cameron
London
Merchant Tailors
MicRae
Jan, McRae
Pao
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