Mineral Claim Notice in Slocan Mining District
Public notice by Francis J. O'Reilly and F. O. Berg, dated November 7, 1908, regarding a mineral claim located on the Galena Farm south of the claim in the Slocan Mining Division, West Kootenay District, with actions required for proceedings and dates to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwer
Oua
Sit' Uate
Slocan
Weet Kootenay
Galena
Eee
Francis
J. O'Reilly BO
Sustnat
F. O. Berg
Serene Tetas
Peechelli Gerd
Opm
Feanen J. O
Rumy
Notice of Change of Head Piles at Galena Mines Limited
Notice states that the Head Piles of Galena Mines Limited are now located in Pilverton town and Evan Frank Lloyd is appointed attorney for the company replacing Perry W. Evans of Vancouver B C. Dated February 4 1890 with official seal and signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilverton
Evan Frank
Lloyd
Perry W. Evans
Vancouver
B.C
Evan Frank Lloyd
Silverton
British Columbia
Edmund Hoelech
Threadneedle Street
London
E. C
Asnurer Monnts Oatar & Co
Escarorif Ti On 18 Dur And That
The fragment shows unclear text with names and dates likely referring to an event or notice. Readable parts point to a brief item mentioning a person and a location but specifics are opaque.
Editorial ridicules Bosuh Wakefield mine comparison
In a critical editorial the writer rebuts the New Denver Ledge claim comparing the Bosuh and Wakefield Mines. Wakefield is described as thoroughly opened with thousands of tons of ore and plans for tramway and concentrator, while Bosuh is said to be gutted of ore with no reserve body. The piece ends noting the proverb that comparisons are odious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Ledge
Bosuh
Wakefield
Changes in Mining Lawe and Prolonged Legislature
The February 25 prorogation of the Legislature leaves miners and prospectors to study the Mineral Act and its amendments. Most changes are not radical, save the placer amendment, and critics say the reforms do not reflect the requests of Kootenay miners. The mining sector sees issues over delinquent co-owners, unrepresented claims, and surface rights, with licences set to expire in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Ronner
Kootenays
Thore
Tadha6
Press Critique of Provincial Mining Legislation
The piece condemns recent Vancouver Island and Kootenays mining policies, arguing they harm miners and press revenue. It notes radical placer mining amendments, regulatory debates on ventilation and safety, and claims government actions suppress mining news via altered Licence Acts and reduced newspaper advertising.
Mining weekly record of Blotan Mining Division transactions
Summary of mining transactions for Blotan Mining Division listing multiple entries by date and location. Included are names such as Yew Da Myer Locatio ns and figures like $900, with entries spanning February to December in various sites including New Denver, Burlington, Ashland, Spokane, Wakefield, and Argo among others.
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The
Wm. Hunter Co. Ltda
Raymond
Imfe Company
LEAD
Hall Mines
Onltns
Wpiak
Weat Porestere
J. A
Sears
J. M. McGanner
McGregor
E. J
W. M. Shaw
Emenels
Horehoun
TOLU
Silverton Drug Store
Rilverton, B. C
New
Denver
Galena Mines Limited
Larouche
Rudy Crd Kipling
Henry Jesebers
Rudyanga
Maete
Traly “Tia
Rudyard Kipling
Lin
Victoria
Columbis
Mining. Record
Blotan Mining Division
Cove
New Denver
E. Ding
Mickel
L Callahan
Exter
Bt Revenue
Burlington
Prattion
Ashland
Pauline G
K D
Bidgbod
Victor
Spokane
Ben
Bidgood
David Clark
Neue Jenkins, Jr
Batt
Bnowdon
Dewis
Doolkee Swanell
Jan X
Rando
Jae Black
Dante
Caogriff
Foy Ey Allathee
Olice
Desina Ferrere Aree
Peaya Lavana
Chow
Mahia
Thomas
Avisan
Thistle
Clair Bros
Teeter Bros
Hed Commercial
Mem
Lasa Tn
Slocan City
McDoneld
Rilverton
Mont
A. B. McDonald
Bilverton
Ross Therkurn
Gordon
Bhiloh
A. E. Hatter Sage
Buffalo
N.Y
Joanadez Pagieic
Rawaway
Syerland
West Chaxaes
Ieaus
Sanday
vEnTox
Nelson
Trail
Rossland
Singmrax
W. G. Clark
R F. Anderson
Tray
Pass
Neleos
Bidv Coyle
Dist
Pasa
James Bowes
Bristol
Karl
the Kootenays
Meadquartern
Averronmans
Mr. McGregor
Baker
Taos
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