Notice of Failed Claim Expenditure on Golden Charcott Claim
Owing to non payment the Golden Charcott Mineral Claim near Silverton faces action under the Mineral Act of 1900. Dated June 8 1901 by OW Braxpox agent for D F Burk. The notice requires a ninety day response to contribute the share of expenditure and advertise interest or face forfeiture under Section 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Mle
Biaapox
Silverton
Sloean
H. Braxpox
D. F. Burk
Notice of Delinquent Mineral Claim Payment
A notice from J W Rite records a delinquent stake on the Two Mineral Claim in Slocan Mining District. It states expenditures of one funne dollars for labor and improvement, with payment due by June 24 1900 and a further share covering costs and interest if not met by the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonx
J. W. Rite
Balor
Notice of Mineral Claim Improvements in Slocan District
Notice that Hazanv Mineral Claim in Slocan Mining Division West Kootenay District seeks improvements. J Francis J O Reilly agent for Frank intends to apply within fifty days for Crown Grant certificates of improvements. Action must be commenced in the Mining Recorder if objections arise dated February 22, 1901.
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Hazanv
Slocan
West Kootenay
GaLewa
Francis J. O'Reilly
Silerton Ad Lists Matherson Bros Subscriptions
Silerton announces Matherson Bros radiator and property listings with subscriptions payable in advance at a price of two dollars per year.
Prospectors and the West: Credit to the Mountainers
Editorial extols prospectors during mining season who toil in mountains, canyons, and peaks to find wealth. It argues their efforts enable railroad construction and the growth of mountain cities, electric lights, and prosperous towns, crediting them for western prosperity.
Smelter Viability Questioned for Slocan Lake Site
Writers caution that a small custom smelting plant cannot pay and a large profitable operation needs steady ore and supply chains. They note several hundreds of thousands of tons of ore yearly and cheap access to iron lime coke and coal are essential. They warn a Slocan Lake facility likely isn’t viable now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocan
Cascade Record Closes as Editor Turns Rancher
The Cascade Record ceases publication and editor Turner shifts from journalism to ranching. Some Slocan newspapers argue regional prosperity hinges on government advertising, while others blame the allotment of civic offices.
Canada’s Growth Mapped in New Statistical Year Book
The Department of Agriculture at Ottawa releases a valuable Statistical Year Book detailing Canada’s progress and development. It highlights national trends and data from the department’s latest work.
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Canada
Department of Agriculture of
Ottawa
Government Officials in Kootenay Under Scrutiny
A Nelson Economist piece urges the province to ensure officials conduct themselves properly to maintain respect and public confidence. It notes some Kootenay officials fail to attend to duty and calls for necessary investigation.
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Kootenays
Kootenay
Tobacco myths and funds raise questions in Outario
In Outario the school text warns that nicotine can kill a person quickly and taints a smoker with loss of ambition. Meanwhile the province spends 1500 dollars annually to back experiments in growing tobacco.
HUSIROS OF OUR HORSE EDITOR
A humorous sketch about Kootenay editors describing their drinking habits appearance honesty and daily life. It portrays editors as under pressure from advertisers and limited by local scope while highlighting their imaginations and quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husiros OF Our Horse
Kootenay
Atule Eguya
Recorder
Miners Strike Persists in Rossland Amid Widening Losses
The Rossland mining strike remains on with confidence of victory on both sides. The dispute, seen as avoidable with mutual concessions, is drawing many miners from the camp and threatening BC mining and business interests as losses mount.
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Rossland
British Columbia
Minera
Frustrated Press Demands Action Over Fraser River Illicit Immigrants
A letter accuses officials of inaction as many Japanese on the Fraser River are said to be illegally naturalized and licensed, carrying arms. It questions government alignment with wealthy cannery interests and urges impartial justice without exception for Jap, cannerymen, or strikers.
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Fraser River
Dunsmuir
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Arlington Hotel
Henderson
Siquan City
R.H. Williams
Brock
Rea
General
Pax Gi Sr
Nelson, B
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Cincinnati
National Education Association
Detroit
G. B
Carter
DPA
Nelson
Ndler, Silveran
B. C
E. J. Coyle, A
Vancouver
Prelinquent
Uitt
Silver’ Tonian
Silverton, B.C
Bagtivay
B.C
Matheson Bros., Raditors & Props
Cascade Record
Elitor Turner
Nelson Economist
Ceylon
India
Britain
Toronto
Salada
Siilvverton Drug Store
Jeffrey’s Cash Store
Rhe
Outario
J.M. McGregor
Slocan City
J. G. Gordon
Editora
Maghera
Cnw
Bia
Yorare
News of the
Silvertonian
America
Te Engineering Mining
New York
PTL
Manila
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