Notice to Deel Inquest Co Owner on Mineral Claim
Notice from W H Braxpox acting for D I Burk. Labor and improvements valued at 102.50 dollars spent on Golden Chaviott Mineral Claim near Silverton in Slockn Mining Division to hold under Mineral Act 1901. If co owners do not contribute within 90 days, their interest may transfer under Section 4 of the Liberal Act 1900. Dated June 8 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. BE
Golden Chaviott
Silverton
Slockn
Mining Recorder
W. H. Braxpox
D. I. Burk
Advertising Rates Availability By Application
Advertising rates will be made known upon application at this office.
Editorial Outcroppings on Police Persecution and a Journalistic Institute
The piece criticizes provincial police and magistrates for discrimination in whisky selection and notes recent police court decisions reflecting the system. It praises Thos. McNaught's plan to found a Journalistic Institute for Eastern British Columbia and urges publishers to raise legal advertising rates.
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Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium
B.C
City Census Bulletin Omits Slocan City Amid Council Notice
The first census bulletins omit Slocan City prompting the mayor to receive an official notice from the Board of Trade. An extraordinary City Council meeting has been called as Canadian Pacific shares drop seven points following the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocan City
Board of ‘Trade
Canadian Pacific
RW Green Visit Report Dominates Capital News
Victoria Post notes RW Green's capital visit and the Red Mountain wagon road activity as a key topic. Dispatches say a Canadian will lead the militia and possibly become Governor General. The piece argues against further British immigrant clubs and calls for native governance.
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Post
Red Mountain
Yearly Book looks for timely edit and clear line edits
The British Columbia Year Book resembles prior issues with largely similar content and a planned date-line change. It notes Canada’s population around 5.34 million, with the West showing gains as British Columbia nearly doubles from 48,173 to 190,000, and lists international populations for reference.
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Canada
Casada
Bootland
Seebeck
Des Bay Eye
Ces
Argentine Republic
Denmark
Holland
Portugal
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Local letter from Douglas Derg on Nome gold field
A letter from Douglas Derg, one of the Silverton boys who went to Cape Nome last spring, says gold is being mined there but the country is not as rich as reports claimed. He notes all local boys are working, earning 4100 per month, yet transportation costs will prevent riches. most will return home this fall.
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Douglas Derg
Silverton
Cape Nome
Tech 48
Enert
Nome
Sloan
Mine Troupe Revolt Ends With Work Return
Trouble at the gvlington mine sparked by a cook and a domineering foreman. A skirmish with the supervisor led to a mass layoff as workers walked out. The Siican City union president attempted a settlement, but management refused. Manager Callum later met the men and the weeklong layoff ended with all workers returning to duty.
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Gvlington
Fred
Siican City Union
Callum
When the Cat's Away His Wife Is Out of Town
James B. Adams describes a man with a drooping lip and sour mood wandering Denver streets after his wife leaves town. A second man, dressed oddly with a mad smile, joins cruising crowds, baring a sluttish routine as midnight nears.
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Yoo
James B. Adams
Denver Post
Musings of Our Nurse Ertor At The Bar Parody Parade
An eccentric barroom dialogue unfolds with Mr Tennnessy and Mr Douley debating a Board of Trade style parade. Dooley jokes about propaganda and trade, while a bird on a bench at the Victoria Hotel sparks a quip about its species. The scene mixes local bar chatter with comic misnaming and a public figure.
Slocan Lake Ore Shipments Summary 1900 1901
Ore shipments from Slocan Lake totaled 4980 tons in 1900 and 8078 tons for the year 180). Through the present week ending Jan 1 1901 reads lists by point like New Denver Tartey Marion Boron Landing and Slocany City with several vessel names and tonnages, total 436.
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Slocan Lake
New Denver Tartey
Marion
Boron Landing
Bosun
Fireesecetale Dod Prom Silver
Alpha Hewett
Enterprise Landing Enterprise
Slocay City
Ark Muton
Pondholder
Local Layout Notes and Community Mentions
J O Rielly C E in camp as Accidents on C P R lines reported daily. New Denver birth to wife of John Williams. C P R gang to tamp ties on Nakusp Slocan branch. W J Twiss of Kaslo at Hewitt mine for life insurance matters. Two Sisters of Charity solicit for New Westminster orphanage. Sam Sturch injured by ore car at Hewitt mine. Skunk raid on Lancoops. several scoreless broilers in camp. R G Daigle marketed wood goods and fresh fruit. KE A Brown built Hewitt tramway. praised for quality and reliability. Mr and Mrs W A Burton of Medicine Hat visited Silverton. Burton long a PLR passenger touting growth of New Poritories. They tour Kootenays and enjoy Slocan Lake scenery.
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W. A. Burton
Medicine Hat
Assa
Silverton
Burton
Moose Jaw
Mes
Barton
Work Begins On Silver Stone Waterworks Project
crews start laying plapes for the water system with next week expected steps. the company notes the main supply pipe from the reservoir is too small and will need replacement. lumber for the reservoir has arrived and excavation work begins immediately.
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Silverston
English writer pens letters to ask for more money
A humorous remark describes an Englishman who writes as a living by composing repeated monthly requests for extra funds, a joke about the persistence of his solicitations.
Gritty Pikes-Sie np heartless world Pard Think what a woman dons
Fragmentary lines describe a harsh world and a woman offering a makeshift aid like a safety pin to bind body and soul. The text presents gritty, opaque imagery without clear context or identifiable names or events.
Dry woods advertisement prompts puzzled reply in paper
A fragment mentions Joann and Mr Wighson reacting to a dry woods advertisement printed in the paper. The text is garbled and offers no clear event, date, or outcome beyond the accidental sighting of an advertisement.
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Mre Higkson
Joann
Mr Wighson
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