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Phoenix Pioneer

Location

Phoenix, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 14, 1901

Page

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Granby plans major furnace expansion at Phoenix smelter

The Granby mine and smelter at Grand Forks area announces two new furnaces will be installed doubling ore capacity from about 256 tons daily per furnace to a much higher output. The project includes a new powerhouse, water wheel addition, cranes, expanded converter building, and storage bins. Power remains largely self supplied with ore shipped from Phoenix mines to the Granby plant for processing.

Phin Granby Grad Korka Te Plone H. N Gialer Rieupe British Columbia Ower Ecjs Grand Forks Ins Allis-Chatwork ‘Co Chicago Phoenis Knob Hill Old Browsides Whoenix Winnipes Wellington Canyi Tron Mask Kamloops Phil Sheridan el Caliph Hamming Hird Thore

London executives visit Phoeniy mining projects

Oliver Wethered and J C Guldfields officials from London inspect the Enterprise, Yusi, and Whitewater mines near Phoeniy. They oversee Cascady power project enabling 6,000 horsepower at Kettle River development with 3,000 hp to be ready by January and doubled later to meet needs. Transmission to Boundary camps planned. Slovalake plant to be completed in about two weeks.

Oliver Wethered London J. C. Guldfields A.J Stoneham England J. Roderick Robertsony 5. S Fowler Comppany Phoeniy Mr. Wethered Mr. Robertson Kettle River Cascady Yusi Whitewater Robertsone Cascade Slova Lake

Government Sale of Reserve Town Lots to be Auctioned

Government agent Lennard Norris at Veron will advertise a public auction on December 21 offering for sale two eight town lots in Viewpoint and three in Ebvilty. These reserve government plots are now put on the market for the first time.

Cabnin Lennard Norris Veron Kairviéw Vnipview Ebvilty Hloly

Phoenix Mine Rail Expansion Reported as Spur Work Begins

The Knob Hill spur is to be extended two hundred feet and a switchback built to Glory Hole for loaded ore cars. A new wagon track will serve teamsters and the depot. The Glory Hole and Mother Lode branches will gain additional spur facilities as Tyernay’s contract proceeds with 20 men at work. Superintendent Wine Vownier of CP Ray discussed new switches with J Viermay in town.

Granby Marshall Lakey New York J. K.1. McArthur Pastport Weil Watero Spokane Phoenix C.K Phoenis Polis Nelson Camel Wine Vownier Ray Mother Lode

Smelter Gains and Mining Moves Across Camps

Late news from mining camps notes Granby smelter totaling 215 320 tons since start with 4 646 tons this week. Chicago machinery shipments for Granby expansion. Winnipeg and Spruce mines push ore shipments toward Granby and Greenwood respectively. BoC mine starts dump carts with about 100 tons daily to Greenwood. Gee foot Jewel reports richest in Cariboo. Lake Shore and BC Copper Mining Development hold Spokane meeting on Blue Bell bond. Buckhorn Mine resuming via Cookshire visit. Snowshoe plans building bids for bunkhouse boarding office seven- room manager residence and ore bins. cost under one thousand dollars. City Clerk Muafian unwell two days.

Sounher Granby Chicago Grand Forks Winnipeg Spowshiow Greenwood Boc Iris Cariboo Danny McKinney Lake Shore B.C. Copper Mining Development Co Spokane Blue Bell Russ H. Pope Cookshire Que Buckhorn Mining Co Deadwood

Local Jottings From The Week In Phoenix Boundary

Poekmeader secured a contract to cut 1 000 cords of wood for Winnipeg Mines in January. Local business activity includes hotel and shop changes, new construction, and relocations. Notable items: shareholdings, railway service tests, and community notices. deaths include Cecil Nicholson, Camp McKinney stable hand.

Rumors of McKinley Death Circulate in Several Cities

Posts from Rossland Nelson Grand Forks Greenwood and Phoenix claimed President McKinley had died from bullet wounds last Friday. Telegraph inquiry found no truth, doctors say he is recovering and advancing toward well. Reports late Friday suggested he was sinking, but official word remains cautious.

Rossland Nelson Grand Works Greenwood Phoenix Prosser Mlck Kinley Lovast MeKinley

Miner Union Officers Elected in Three Local Unions

The IERS Union El election of officers for six months results show Henry Heidman as president and Jauses Carson as president, with Cars Swanson as treasurer and John Riordan as financial secretary. Ed O'Brien recording secretary Farley Inglis conductor Neil McBeath wardens. Rossland Union reelects Rupert Bulmers president and officials including William McDonald, FF Woodside, Walter C. Preston, WR McDonald, John Kincaid, Piet Simonet. Slocan City Union selects president jon and George Nichol vice president, Hert ONeil financial secretary, S B Clement recording secretary, H S Baker conductor, John Skinner warden. Finance committee includes F. Careliste HL Fife P Purviance, trustees V Purviance D Kennedy Clement, executive board J V Pure CoC O'Brien J AcKoley Ht.

Thmenix Miners’ Union No. 8 Henry Heidman Jauses Carson Cars » Swanson John Riordan Ed, O'Brien Farley Inglis Neil McBeath Rossland Miners’ Union Rupert Bulmers William McDonald FF. Woodside Walter C. Preston WR. McDonald John Kincaid Piet Simonet Prestont Edward Kith Dent Slocan City Union Jon George Nichol Hert O'Neil S. B. Clement H. S. Baker John Skinner F. Careliste HL. Fife P. Purviance

City council session notes bylaw request over street closures

At the Wednesday city council meeting all members attended except Alderman Clark. A letter from Chief Engineer Kennedy asked the city to pass a bylaw to close certain streets where the railway wanted to cross. The city solicitor was told to respond that the railway would assume liability for any damage claimed by property holders. The works committee was directed to ensure Bell & McBeath met contract specifications for grading Knot Hill avenue School street and Hamilton avenue, work nearly finished. Several bills were favorably reported by the finance committee and ordered paid when the council adjourned.

Alderman Clark Kennedy W. VY House of Works Bell & McBeath Knot Hill School Street Hominioné Avenue Tranee Conuninee Nunteil

Githert of Vancouver Visits Phoenix Fire Underwriters

J Githert secretary of the Maining Hoard of Mire Underwriters visited Phoenix this week. He reviewed fire policies issued by Live association and toured provincial offices. He praised the town’s appearance and outlook and expressed confidence in Phoenix’s future. He said he would consider moving quarters to Phoenix if allowed within the boundary.

J. Githert Vatecouver Mire Phoenix Githert Companies Live Association Sir Provine Unice Jy Hoc Mier Mary Towns

Black's Cascade Hotel Burned

A late model report states Black's Cascade hotel burned Wednesday morning causing about four thousand dollars in losses. The Bre and adjoining shacks were damaged while occupants from Phoenix were present. Fire investigators suspect a possible cause linked to residents in the hotel.

Black Wwe Bre Mbt & Mauney Formiye Phoenix Nen Jie

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