Mines and ore shipments dominate Slocan City update
Four car loads of ore left Slocan City this week from the Arlington mines. The Silver Cup mine in the Lardean awaits snow for a 200 ton shipment while the Highland mill and tramway near completion by month end. Chapleau mine disputes draw court action and Rambler Cariboo ore is to be tested with a new skilled crew. California mine plans winter work as miners’ quarters are prepared. J M Williams is dismissed from Chapleau management and leaves for England. Condor Mines readies for winter operations on Four Mile creek. Silver prices fluctuated to 4 cents then 60.02 cents on Saturday. October output from the St Eugene mine beats nearby Coeur dElene mines. Hewett mine builds new housing for workers. Tranavaal tunnel on Ten Mile creek surpasses 100 feet with slowing progress. Ward McDonald leads development hoping to mine this winter. Mountain Cow bonded to English firm for 25000 dollars. first payment 5000 dollars made. Bondholder Twelve Mile Creek report denied. Al Teeters and Slocan City partners continue to work the lease with growing success.
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Ten Mile Creek
Ward McDonald
Twelve Mile Creek
al Teeters
Slocan City
Metal Market Notice From New York Briefly Reports Prices
The Metal Market reports bar silver at tid and Lake copper at 1.50. Lead is fixed by the price firm at 4.00 at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake
Slocan Lake Ore Shipments Highlighted
Readable fragments note ore shipments on Slocan Lake, with a character dialogue about a volume of Emerson’s Essays and a remark about a box of candy, reflecting light local chatter amid the column.
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Emerson
Madge
Thorburn McLean Couple Wed in Silvertown
HH M Thorburn journeyed to Nelson and returned with his bride Ethel McLean from Lake George New Brunswick. The couple arrived in Silvertown on Wednesday to warm greetings with congratulations from locals. Grant Thorburn hosted a dinner Thursday evening in their honor.
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Silverton
M. Thorburn
Nelson
Misa Ethel McLean
Lake George
N. B
Mra. Thorburn
Grant Thorburn
Licence Granted for Arlington Basin Hotel in Slocan Area
The Board of Licence granted P. Linquist a hotel licence by a two to one vote after two sessions this week. The meeting included J. Frank Collum and A. Johnson as representatives for opponents. few other witnesses spoke. The decision leaves open the matter for further action.
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Board of Licence
Gues
P. Linquist
Arlington Basin
Slocan City
J. Frank Collum
Nelson
Arlington and Speculator Mines
A. Johnson
Johnson
Linquist
K. K. Atherton
D. Weir
Local Athletic Association Forms Skating Rink Plan
A Victoria Hotel meeting organized an Athletic Association and outlined rink plans. Sufficient funds are guaranteed to start. Officers: President R O Matheson Sec Treasurer C McLaughlin. Board: Criddle McNaught Thompson Reeve. Building superintendents Reed Watson JG Gardiner Keating. Lumber will be ordered and building to begin next week. Members to hand in funds to Treasurer McLaughlin by next Saturday.
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Victoria Hotel
R. O. Matheson
C. McLaughlin
Criddle
McNaught
Thompson
Reeve
McLaughlin
Old Timers Warn of a Hard Winter and Mysterious Malady
Silverton residents lament a strange affliction described as a social disease spreading through the town. The article mocks political factions and a looming winter while detailing quirky symptoms from indifference to drinking to sudden industriousness and fixation on prohibition.
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Silverton
Atene
Nelson
Silverton News Roundup of Local Happenings and Christmas Ads
Local notes report visitors and shoppers in Silverton and nearby towns. Galliher saluted, hotels in Slocan near capacity, and a liquor license battles there. Church services announced with Rev. A Dontenwill at St Patrick's. Christmas ads arrive from Jacob Dover and Winnipeg merchants, with brides welcomed at two town celebrations and election mood lively.
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A. Dontenwill
New Westminster
Silverton
St. Patrick’s Church
Liberal Nominee Addresses Silverton Electors in Union Hall
Yesterday afternoon W. A. Galliver, Liberal candidate, spoke to Silverton voters in Union Hall. He urged support for Liberal policy, criticized Conservatives, and praised Laurier while promising trade reforms and measures benefiting lab or. Galliver received attentive hearing and applause.
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W. A.alliher
Libera
Silverton
Union Hall
CP Khe
Yukon
Great Britain
Liberal Party
Ottawa
Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Labor
Galliher
Webb and Jeasie McKinnon wed in Nelson
Webb known as Gus and Miss Jeasie McKinnon, longtime Silverton residents, were married last Tuesday in a Nelson ceremony by Rev. Robert Frew. They returned to Silverton to reside in a Lake Avenue cottage, with Webb a noted mining man.
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A. A. Webb
Jeasie McKinnon
Silverton
Nelson
Robert Frew
Webb
Gus
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London
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Grand Forks
Sirdar Midway
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Ion
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Prof
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Minino News
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Silver Cup
Lardean
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Chapleau
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California
Silver Mountain
J. M. Williams
England
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Four Mile Creek
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Coeur d'Elene
Hewett
Carpenter Creek
Alex Sproat
R D Featherstone
Slocan Lake
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Bosun
New Denver Hartley
Emily Edith
Hewett Vine
Hampton
Thorburn-McLean
Dawson
Mark Manley
Dr Blocay Chr
Goto R. G. Daigle
Mostottice
Mr. Galliher
Pat DiKny
Hunter
AJ McDonald
Sondon
Galliber
Presbyterian Church
Hector Mackay
Archie McDonald
Ubance
Sandon
Jacob Dover
COPK
Arrowhead
Rout Lake
T. Brown
Scotland
Throng Town
Hick
Slocas City
Silverton Druy
Nelson Jeweler
Brandon
Tupper
Nova Scotia
Laurier
Quebec
Xmal
Winnipeg
Silverton Drug Store
Eh U Elam Ih
McKinnon
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