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Newspaper
Silverton Silvertonian
Location
Silverton, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
4
A local advertisement showcases a lodging and dining house near the railway station and wharf. Miss Ida Carlisle oversees the dining room with a menu featuring seasonal delicacies. The notice emphasizes convenient access and comfortable rooms.
A local dealer in fresh fruit confections cigars and tobaccos announces readiness for summer. The notice highlights June reopening and customer comfort enhancements.
Published every Saturday at Silverton Two dollars a year subscription rates listed advertising rates available upon application at this office Kolborn and Props Mather Akros and company name appears in the masthead local publication info for readers and advertisers
The piece urges BC voters to back Robert F. Green, praising his record and condemning Kane Keen and Geo. T. Kane as rivals aligned with business interests. It argues Green supports eight hour work, mine reforms, and fair government while urging workingmen to vote for their long time ally.
The article notes about thirty bail lion dailars funding mines in southern British Columbia employing 4500 men with 45 to 60 percent British subjects. It quotes Mr. Lute avoiding credit for Rossland settlement and mentions Ralph Smith aiding settlement alongside a Miners' Union committee. The piece previews future stories and ends with a call about the eight hour law repeal ballot.
Records show 1899 ore shipments from Silverton totaling 1693 tons and 1385 tons from all other Slocan Lake points up to the present week of 1900. The document outlines government aims including road and rail construction, financial prudence, education for the deaf and dumb, and settling Deadman's Island issues with the Dominion government.
In a Toronto Globe interview, Mr R C Clute Q C O Dominion government commissioner discusses his province visit and aims to gauge the extent of mining investments in Southern British Columbia.
An experienced craftsman with nearly fifty years of work guarantees satisfaction. Prompt repares are provided as time allows. A full line includes watches clocks and fancy goods with stock on hand.
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