Hospital Rates for Subscribers and Private Patients
Rate schedule lists subscribers at 1 dollars per month and private patients at 2 dollars per day, excluding physician, surgeon, and drug expenses.
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Newspaper
Silverton Silvertonian
Location
Silverton, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1901
Page
4
Rate schedule lists subscribers at 1 dollars per month and private patients at 2 dollars per day, excluding physician, surgeon, and drug expenses.
A concise survey highlights how West Vancouver Victoria Seattle Portland and San Francisco developed through maritime commerce and regional links. The piece traces borderless connections among these hubs and their evolving economic roles.
The editorial writer attacks opponents of export duties on lead and criticizes mining coverage. J McTagan, longtime Vancouver World editor, dies in Vancouver. BC Mining Record cites Colorado’s mining rise as a model while Moyie mines close and 300 miners lose work.
The piece laments deadly avalanches in winter mountains and urges leave to let winter’s grip persist. It notes Rossland Miners Union voting against a strike, warns toil and legislation harm to the mining industry, and calls for mutual forbearance until matters adjust. It also mentions the Trade Budget advocating export duties on lead ores.
February standings at Silvert on Public School list pupils including Adelane Horton Inez Calbick Ales Calbirk Mamie McDonald Sarah Lawson May Lawson George Horton Evelyn HortonWilliam White Macom Pansons and the teacher.
Notice states Henry A Hicks has applied to transfer the license for Hick n Hotel in Slovin City and that a meeting of the Board of Licence Commissioners is scheduled to consider the request.
John T. Black, Chief Licence Inspector for New Denver, dated April 12, 1901, is identified in an official notice.
Notices by agents Francis J. O'Reilly and J. M. Movineaov announcing intent to apply for Certificates of Improvements for two mineral claims in the Slocan and Stoean mining divisions. Each states sixty days to file with the Mining Recorder to obtain Crown Grants, with actions under section 87 to be commenced before issuance. Dated February 22, 1901 and November 6, 1900.
Notice to Gus Krveeen or any transferees about Congo Ne 2 Commander and Brisol on Ker Montain near Silverton Slocan Miste. The subscriber has expended funds to hold the claims and warns that if the co-owner does not contribute within ninety days the interest will transfer to the subscriber under the Mineral Act amendments. Dated December 20, 1900.
A 1901 notice from J. W. Kyte warns that failure to contribute the required 1899 to 1900 labor and improvements on the We Two Mineral Claim at Red Mountain in the Sloan Mining Division will forfeit the claimant's interest. The filing records dated June 24 1899 and the notice cites Section 4 of the Mineral Act 1900.
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