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Phoenix Pioneer

Location

Phoenix, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 02, 1903

Page

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City Council Debates Railway Street Rights Plan

City council hears requests from VV and E Ry Co for street rights to enable gravity tramways and ore bins. Council discusses by law, opens public inspection drawing, and considers closures and grade changes on Lexington Dunton Montezuma and adjacent streets. Construction to begin once legal rights are secured.

Fiai Win Hunter Co Lasalleux Hunter Kendrick Riordan Graham Fist Street Knob Hill Victoria Avenues Coucil V, V& E, Ry Co J. 5S. McNeill J. H. Kennedy C. A. Desbrisay Tie Railway Granby Church Street Wie Railway McNeill Lexington Street Inion Mrooklyn Standard Avenue Idaho Street Parnlhion Avenue Montezuma Street Montezuma and Selaol Streets School Street Dominion Avenue

Entertaining Hepdy-McKenzie Hall social concert

Over 100 people gathered at Hepdy-McKenzie hall for a Methodist ladies aid concert and social led by Rev. Knox of Greenwood. Soloists Parker Rossland Orchard Gatlen Mills Green and Lemon performed with piano and violin pieces, a flag drill concluded the program, Miss Gammon trained the children, refreshments followed, raising about $40 net.

Hepdy-McKenzie Hall Methodist Ladies’ Aid J. 1. Knox Greenwood Mr. Parker Rossland B. Orchard Mig. Gatlen

Steam Shovel Arrives For Knob Hill Mine Loading

Superintendent Williams witnessed ore loading by a steam shovel at a mine. The Chew Automatic Shovel Co. built device, mounted on traction wheels, handles 0.75 cubic yards per dip and 500 to 750 yards daily. It will operate on No 1 level at Knob Hill. Catholic Ladies Aid to hold a dance and raffle at Miers Union Hall on Wednesday June 11 with refreshments.

W. Y. Williamasavas Ujat Gausby Company Chew Automatic Shovel Co Loraine Ohio Knob Hill Miers’ ‘Union Hall Whursdiay Even

Boundary Mining Notes With Tunnels Link Up

Boundary mining notes report a connection between the No 3 tunnel and the top foot level of Old Ironsides this week. The tunnel will extend to connect with the 200 foot level of Knot Hill mine. Snowshoe nine plans ice shipments next week while Eywoma shipped four ore cars to Smelter Junction. The Mather Lode smelter at Greenwood had one furnace blown in last Monday and another to follow when coke is available. Sunset seller at Boundary Walls expects to blow in next week.

Ironsides Knot Hill Wis Mather Lode Green Wood Boundary Walls

Destructive slide buries Frank Alberta town. many feared dead

Reports detail a huge landslide east of a mountain near Frank on the Crow's Nest line. About 60 believed dead, mostly women and children, with cottages and ranches buried and the railway blocked. Mines and residents faced entombment as the area remains unstable.

Frank Mberia Crow's Nest Pass Rocky Mountains Pincher Ereek Alberta Tule Nuntai Laer Horie Aload Crow's Nest Alberta Avenue

Remembered J Lymaruin Receives English Lord Gift

J Lymaruin secretary of the bard of directors at Phoenix General Hospital received a letter from Lord Strathcona with a deck of a horse as a contribution for hospital maintenance. He says there are many demands on him for similar purposes. The hospital management welcomes the substantial gift from one of England's greatest men.

J. Lymaruin Bard of Directors Phoenix General Hospital Lord Strathcona England

Brooklyn hotel to open by May after lease deal

Marshall and Shea close a lease for Clive Pringle at the Brooklyn hotel, aiming to spend hundreds to improve and fill the property. They expect to open around May 16 as active railway progress makes the corner a busy city spot, while continuing old operations until mid June. Reverend E P Flewelling of St Johns will travel west to Vancouver to attend the united clericus gathering May 9 to 7 with church representatives from the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

Marshall & Shea Clive Pringle Brooklyn Tower E. P. Flewelling Victir St. John's Assion Vancouver Church of England Pacific Northwest

Odd Fellows Celebrate 84th Anniversary at St Andrews

An audience of 131 gathered Sunday evening at St Andrews Presbyterian church for the 84th anniversary of Snowshoe Lodge No. 46 Odd Fellows. Rev My Purdy preached a sermon highlighting the fraternity’s Christian roots and founding principles.

Sti Andrews Presbyterian Church Oddfellowship Snowshoe Lodge No LO. O Mrong Purdy

McNeiste Tipping Wedding At Slocan City Hotel

Miss Bessie tipping wed Thomas McNeish of Slocan City in a Tuesday evening ceremony at a local hotel conducted by Rev Woo M. tndy ing. The couple, joined by the bride’s parents Mr and Mes JG tipping of Phoenix, planned to depart for Sin City on Wednesday after the rain.

Marrage Mir Thomas McNeish Bessie “Tipping Woo M Mr. McNeish Slocan City Mes JG Pipping Phoenix

Sudden Death Near Midway Ranch

A young Englishman about 25 named A. E. Hartidge was found dead in bed on a Midway ranch Monday morning after a night drinking. He had left to return home Sunday with a Chinaman who rents the adjoining ranch. The constable reported no foul play and no inquest was held. The deceased’s wife and infant child recently left on a trip to England. The Nickel Plate Co. is building a road up Twenty Mile Creek to haul tuber for their duty and flume, with grading begun.

Nied A. E. Hartidge Cunningham England Nickel Pate Co Twenty Mile Creek Sinoilkameen

The Hospital Dance at Phoenix General Hospital

The Ladies of Phoenix plan a social dance for Phoenix General Hospital on the 7th instant. Proceeds fund steam heating and equipment for the hospital. The Pioneer predicts a delightful evening for attendees. Mr and Mrs J Boyce, married 22 last month, return today from their wedding trip and will occupy the Crawfords residence on Brooklyn avenue.

Ladies’ Hospital Phoenix General Hospital Ladies of Phoenix Veie Hospital J. Boyce Crawiued Brooklyn Avenue

Head Severed From Body in Railway Yard Accident

A railway worker, Donahoe, was killed when he slipped under a caboose as ore cars backed up a grade in the CPR Boundary switching yards. Five cars passed over him, severing his head and an arm. The man, Irish, 42, single, had worked on ore trains from Granby mines to the granby smelter for six weeks. The body was taken to Clark and Binns undertakers. coroner notified. No inquest held. Relatives in Washington state and Indiana were advised as officials searched for a brother.

Phoenix Hill Ed Sterling Incharge F. Ey Donahoe Donahoe Donohoe Granby States Trishman Clark & Binns My Foster Washington Valperazo Ind Darfougl Atendig Focal Widertakers

Pure Water and Fatal Smallpox Quarantine Spread News

The Phoenix Water Company finished a 34000 gallon well west of Marshall Lake to supply the city, with filtration by Nature's filter-sand. An electric pump will discharge 309000 gallons daily, starting by July 1. A separate note reports two smallpox deaths near Meyers Creek on the American side, with a quarantined Marshall family of seven affected.

Phoenix Water Company Marshall Lake Providence Creek Ay Meyers Creek Boundary Line Rock Creek Marshall Virginia

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