Notice of Mining Claim Expenditure at Golden Chariots
W H Braxpox acting for D F Burk notifies that $102.50 has been spent on the Golden Chariots Mineral Claim near Silverton Slocan Mining Division. If the co owner does not contribute within 90 days, the interest may transfer under the Mineral Act 1900. Dated June 8 1901.
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Silvertonian
Silverton, B. C
M. K. Baapox
Golden Chariots
Silverton
Slocan
Mining Recorder
W. H. Braxpox
D. F. Burk
Editorial Outcroppings on Lowery Claim and Mine Hopes
The piece argues that expert opinions split on Lowery's Claim with many deeming it poor and worthless while others insist ore may still lie below. It notes improving sentiment in camp, planned road work to Red Mountain, resumption of Vancouver and Fisher Maiden mining, and renewed investor interest in local mines and the Silverton Water & Light Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowery
Red Mountain
Vancouver
Fisher Maiden
Four Mile Creek
Silverton Water &Light Company
Local notes from Nelson and Cariboo district
Local items report commutes and arrivals including James Bowes returning from Nelson, Rob Perl visiting from Alamo, Miss Duncan taking charge of the achook at 50 Mile Cariboo, and Mrs. Barclay moving to Rathborn cottage on Hume Ave. Miss Shannon to take Silverton public school, Wakefell mines interests active, Sandon Waystreak advertised for sale, Daigle offers fresh groceries, and assorted social news amid casual remarks on sports and local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Perl
Alamo
Miss Duncan
Cariboo
Miss Mary 'S
Shannon
Silverton
Miss Shannon
Hazel Street Confusion Aboard East Tenth Street Car
A young woman asking if the car passes Hazel street sparks a lengthy exchange with a conductor. After misdirection and repeated questions, the conductor finally confirms Hazel street as the stop while a small poodle in a box is shown affectionately to the passenger. The scene ends with the conductor nearly resigning amid pleas from the motorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Street
East Tenth Street
Indianapolis
Eaid
Lazel
Dourie
Genesis of Ore Deposits in Ancient Streams
The text explains ore formation by surface streams depositing minerals as they flowed. It notes vein size tied to stream size, oxidation when exposed to air, and original veins forming in granite with extensions into gneiss slate quartzite and limestone. It describes payshoots and vein directions relative to mountain ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna
Ivan
Cranbrook to Host First Annual Mining And Industry Expo
Cranbrook residents plan a three day event from September 25 to 27 featuring mining, agricultural, and industrial displays. The program aims to attract visitors from West Kootenay and showcase local enterprise.
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Cranbrook
West Kooten
Theory of vein formation in mineral deposits outlined in mining text
The article discusses how earth disturbances and cooling create veins and ore deposits. It compares rigid theories with the practical “clearage zone theory,” arguing it best explains vein locations and supports miners in finding similar pay zones across different shoots. Matt W. Alderson cites Western Mining World.
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Ons
Matt W. Alderson
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Paors
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R. H. Williams
Custéus Broken
Rea Estate
Grycian
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Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Chigazo
Toronto
Buffalo
Carter
A. Nelson
G. B. Cuanpirs
Silveron
B. C
B.S. Coyle
G.P.A
Delinquent
D&linquent
the Mining News of the
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Boltom
Sarenpar
B. U
Matheson Beor
Ditors
Blue Cross
Abe
Sam Kiser
Wm. Barclay
P. R
James Bowes
Harry Wilson
Wm, Hunter Co
Ke, Criddle
Wakefell Mives
Sandon Waystreak
Daigle
Genesy
ORF
Britain
Canada
Capiti
THE
J.M. McGregor
Blocan City
J G. Gordon
Jeffrey
Broadway
New York
Lang
Harrelm
Marlin Fire Arms
New Haven, Conn ' Ed
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