Lardeau camp boom prospects and new smelter update
Calgary Herald correspondent Ferguson notes the Lardeau mining camp nears a boom with high grade silver copper and gold prospects. The Vulcan smelter at Terizuson by the Lardeau Smelting and Refining Co headed by V McCrossan will cut costs and enable profitable processing of high grade ores. Nettie L Silver Cup and Ophir Lake assets are advancing with new buildings hotels and the Imperial Bank opening in Nettie L block, while Double Eagle develops multiple properties and aims for London market.
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Calgary Herald
Ferguson
Lardean
British Columbia
Trott Lake
Vulcan -Sihelter
Terizuson
Lardeau Smelting
Grefining
Vi .McCrossan
Minneapolis
Reddy
Dahlgren
Verno Vulcan
Ots
Corenes m Beret
Nettie I
Silver Cup
Trout Lake
Ophir- Lake
Double -Eagle
Double Eagle
Nettie L
London
Herald
Imperial Bank
Nettie L. Block
McDonald
Edmonton
Revelstoke Rifle Association Elects Officers at March Meeting
A large crowd gathered at city hall on March 6 for the Revelstoke Rifle Association to organize the group, elect officers, and set dues at one dollar per month. D. O. Lewis chaired as signatures for service rolls reached forty, and officers were: JT Kilpatrick president, H A Brown president, Dr Carruthers vice president, D O Lewis captain, B Lawson first lieutenant, W Foster second lieutenant and secretary, A E Phipps treasurer, with H N Coursier and W M Lawrence on the committee. The district officer ordered enrollment documents filed to secure rifles and timely practice. The oath will be administered by F Fraser, government agent.
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Ino
D. O. Lewis
Bee
Offcers
JT. Kilpatrick
H. A. Brown
Dr. Carruthers
B. Lawson
W. Foster
A. E. Phipps
H. N. Coursier
M. Lawrence
F. Fraser
Canadian Pacific tender for Emerald Lake hotel project
Mountain Resorts announces tenders for a two story hotel at Emerald Lake site near Field in the mountains. The structure will include twenty bedrooms dining and smoking rooms and is slated for completion by June 1. Fresh eggs at A Ne Smiths.
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Canadian Pacific, Railway
Amerald Lake
BL Co
Telegraphic World News Digest From March Eighth
Multiple brief dispatches report events: Danis or digalized stormer Humaria near Azores. Dochinian Government to create a Bureau of Mines. Vancouver arrivals note trash from Dawson to Pelly River. Cecil Rhodes in grave condition in Capetown. Spanish papers debate Alfonso’s regency. John Redmond inherits Irish estates. cholera among Medina pilgrims with 110 deaths. Southern Pacific express wreck near Sanderson Texas with 36 killed. German aims for a naval station during Prince Henry visit to the US in the Caribbean.
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Humaria
Azores
Ottawa
Bureau of Mines
Vancouver
Skigway
Dawson J
Old Pelly River
Loapdown
Capetown
Cecil Rhodes
Hest
Maphrip
Alphonso
Durcis
John “Redmond
M. P
Ireland
Aden
Medina
Galveston
Southern Pacific
Sanderson
Texas
F . Wabitington
Prince Henry
United States
Caribbean
South
Board of Trade endorses tariff views and trail requests
Resolutions favor a preferential tariff on imports from the old country and no postage duties on per altel. The Toronto board backs a wheat preference. Inland Kamloops presses for a trail from Clearwater to Horsefly, and a Gold Commissioner query on trails from Goklstroaum to Canoe River and Dawnie Creek is discussed.
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Associated Board
Toronto
Great
Britain
Kamloops
Clearwater
Goklstroaum
Canoe River
Dawnie Creek
Lands’ & Works Department
the. Publi Hen
Rail union notes changes across Canadian Pacific network
The Crow's Nest Ry supervisor Bury becomes assistant general superintendent of the C P Ry at North Bay. James Anderson of the Similkameen Star is named General Traffic Superintendent of the Victoria Terminal Railway. New Grand Trunk Manager post filled by McGuigan, second to C M Hays. CP Rail trackmen reopen talks March 15. Montreal trip planned for coast committee members. Northern Pacific divisions reorganized with Spokane as HQ. Palmer to lead bridges division. Imperial Limited cars to dominate transcontinental service next summer. Northport News cites Red Mountain branch crossing the Columbia near Sheep Creek town site amid power-development interests.
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Northport News
Red Mountain
Northport
Sheep Creek
Pokine
Columbia
Docket Snapshots From County Court Sitting
Judge Feria disposes the docket with a $188 claim reduced to $30 plus costs for 1897 building work. Adjournments and chamber applications include W R Stephens estate, Guerin infants guardianship, Thomas Wallace estate accounts, and multiple summons orders. McCarter leads for defendants in several actions with Scott and Turner & Co. notable appearances.
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Till
Guerin -Infants
Strah B. Guerin
J.T. Guerin
McCarter
Thomas Wallace
Phipps
Turner & Co
Cowan
Alton
Haskell
Caley
Haakell
Esther Cantata Practice and Chorus Announcement
The tenors and basses are invited to a Monday night practice at the residence of Ars C J Wilkes. All Esther chorus ladies are urged to attend a practice tonight at 8 in the Methodist church. Costumes for the cantata are to be discussed.
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Ars. C. J. Wilkes
Esther
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