Fifty Men Dispatched to Slocan Mine Meet Unrest and Departure
A carload of about fifty imported workers arrives for the Enterprise mine at Rosebery Slocan to face union opposition and a staged work stoppage. J Roderick Robertson and A M Beatty are blamed as tactics spark a mass exodus with many workers returning toward Vancouver and Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne Mine
Van
Slocan
Rosebery
Pry
Enen
J. Roderick Robertson
Herder
Theae
Roderickson
A. M. Beatty Weaver
J. K
Silverton
Jick Robertson
Vancouver
Enterprise Ng
Ncouver
Calgary
South
Beatty
Enterprise
Revelstoke
Robertson
New Denver
Magia
Washington
William McGrann
J.roderick Robertson
Robertean
Arrowhead
Nakusp
Roderick Robertson
Mining activity and ore findings at Wakefield Noonday areas
Local mining officials Captain Duncan of Nison and W H Sandiford of the Bostin Mine inspected the Noonday mine on Monday. Wakefield Mines see heavy development under contract and are ready to operate once the mill is set. A raise from the Noonday lower tunnel reveals five feet of good concentrating ore. The Legislature’s Mining Committee includes Neill, J M Martin, Hume, Kellie, Smith, Helgesen, Green, Hen Aeron, A W Smith, Dunsmuir, Eberts, McBride, Robertson, Baker and Irving. A carload of Emily Edith ore and part of a Hewett shipment are on the duck, but sleighing absence near the lake halts hauling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Messrs. Neill
J. M. Martin
Hume
Kellie
Smith
Helgesen
Green
Hen- Aeron
A W
Dunsmuir
Eberts
McBride
Robertson
Baker
Irving
Emily Edith
Hewett
Slocan City Happenings Report Changes at Wilson Home
Slocan City correspondent notes W A Caplan passing through from Spokane and M Teeters leaving for Iowa to establish himself as sole proprietor of the Wilson Home. Vancouver visitors arrive at the Enterprise mine. their refusal to work meets local approval. R T Lowery announces plan to publish a newspaper here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Caplan
Spokane
M. Teeters
Iowa
A. FE. Teeters
Wilson
Vancouver
R.T. Lowery
Lodge Fame
Not Afraid of the Bluffers in Slocan Debate
In the legislature this week Mr Green pressed for sending special police into the Slocan while J R Robertson was offshore preparing for a raid on the Slocan. He urged Mr Eberts to bring up in the House protection of the Payne scales lives and property. He hoped to introduce for Enterprise special editions. Mr Ebert sought, at his request, to obtain a copy of the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne Cons. Mining
Ile
Payne Tramway
Payne Mine
The
Sandon Miners’ Union
C. H. Haxp
Green
South Victoria
Eburte
Hand
Mir
Pever
Slocan
J. Roderick Robertson
Eberts
Hoe
Eberta
Minere Union Masquerade Attendance Planned in New Denver
Local dancers prepare to attend the Minere Union Masquerade in New Denver on Thursday. The piece notes the lack of snow on the practice field aiding football, and a forthcoming Divine Service at Silverton at 7 30 pm next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minere’ Union
New Denver
Silverton
John G. Duncan
Jacob Dove
Local notes show visitors and moves in town
Purely Personal paragraphs report Frank Lowes of London visiting. Mrs Elliot recovering from illness. R. J. Daigle moving to town with eight children. Maj. Reed of Hewett mine flying to Spokane. Harry Thorburn guiding teams to Nakusp for repairs on the Rossland stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lowes
London
Elliot
Lus
R. J. Daigle
Daigle
Rossland
Maj. Reed
Hewett
Spokane
Harry Thorburn
Nakusp
Misrepresentation claim on Eight Hour debate faced in Vancouver telegram
J R Robertson reports dispute over Eight Hour legislation with miners demanding 83 50 per day for eight hours while mine owners allegedly favored 3 per day extra. Both sides reportedly signed agreements reflecting this stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
J. R. Robertson
Nelson
B.C
Lardean Eagle to Feature Lardeau Mining District News
The Lardean Eagle announced to appear soon in Ferguson with R P Pettipiece as editor. A price of 25 dollars is noted for Miners Union injunctions and warrants. Reported queries from miners seek naturalization steps. A Central Press Agency Canada directory issue praises the publishers and usefulness for advertisers and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lardean Eagle
Lardeau
Treut Lake
Ferguson
R. P. Pettipiece
Miners’ Union
Alberta
Kaslo
Nlay
Central Press Agency
Toronto
Canada
Newfoundland
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Sandon
Hussy
Police
Victoria
Bcemployment Agency
A M Beatty
B. C
Harry
Tam
Roseberry
Union Mew
Jony Dayrpson
Duncan
Nison
W.H. Sandiford
Bostin
Ole Olson
Peter Peterson
Ole Oleson
Peterson
OU Kinnon
Swerton
M. M. Benedum
Lakeview Hotel
Liebscher
P. Burns &Co
Silverton, Nelson, Trail
Ymir
Cascade City
Grand Forks
Sirdar Midway
Greenwood
Nelson, B. C
Teeter Bros
Main Street
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