Mines Around the District Report Ore Shipments and Costs
The Triane Group in the Lardeau district shipped a car of ore to the Smelter, netting 5915.49 dollars at 299.47 per ton. Lessees plan to ship about 150 more tons this winter. Transport costs from Trigne to Thompson Landing were 25 dollars per ton, plus 22 dollars per ton freight and smelter rates, totaling 47 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triane Group
Lace Brothers
Silverton
Leesees
Trigne
Thompson Landing
Spokane Exposition names Slocan mining commissioner
W. A. Copien of Spokane formerly of Slocan is appointed commissioner for the Slocan in the Mining Department of the Spokane Exposition. He plans to showcase mining samples and is willing to oversee the Lion exhibit, urging locals to push a fine, inexpensive display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Copien
Spokane
Slocan
Willng
Ore Shipments From Silverton and Slocan Lake 1890 Totals
Record of ore shipments for 1890 shows totals from Silverton and Slocan Lake points. Notes indicate varying tonnages from Bosant Landing, New Denver Hartney, Wakefield concentrates, and Galena Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocan Lake Points
Torath
Froi Bosant Landing
MORO
New Denver Hartney
Silverton
Emily Edith
Mining Locals Update on Galena Farm and Wakefield Mines
Assessment work completed on the Galena Farm property. The Wakefield Mines remain closed while a new manager has yet to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Wakefield
Loyal layout reports activity at Oukinod claim and regional mines
The Essex Group reports ongoing development on the Oukinod claim a silverslead property. Vancouver wine investor Veliey visited the site while J B Melarlane returned from Prince Forbes Davidson of Toronto. A fire destroyed the Ivanive mine bank house with miners losing belongings. The Sloean Drill bonds Speculator Group for 55000 dollars with owners Ht Kirkwood T Kilpatrick Took and C Smithhergale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hear the
Essex Group
Melarlane
Prince Forbes Davidson
Toronto
Jack
Math
J.P Collum
Ht, L. Kirkwood
T Kilpatrick
A Took
C & S Initheringale
Coat Tale of a Coat Across Town and Its Witty Misadventures
A long-winded note chronicles James Kerr’s donning of a worn coat traded and swapped through Rawlings Wyoming to Nelson British Columbia. The tale follows misadventures with a tramp, mistaken identities, mining stock bets, and a comic moral about ownership and manners. Local arrivals and social notices punctuate the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kerr
Perlesh
Kingland
Vancouver
Jim
Rawlings
Wyo
George Perry
Cheyenne
James
Powallop
Washington
Kenneth Jarington Bellairs
Spokane
Gem
Rossland
Nelson
Dr. Sinclair
Rosalsa
Metal market closes with mixed copper and lead quotes
The Metal Market in New York reports copper at 16 and lead near 4.00 at the close while silver is listed at 14. Lake copper and other miner prices show firm selling levels as buyers and sellers fix values for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake Copper
Minere Siitt Srochere
Petitions by the Yard from Sanden and Slocan Points
After prayers by Rev. W. L. Clar, Mr. Green presented petitions from Sanden Silverton and other Slocan points protesting mining commission appointments. Signatures gathered in a day or two, petition sheets unrolled and trailed behind as carried to the Speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Clar
Green
Sanden
Silverton
Speaker
Tontighu's Social at Birthday Social in McKinnon Hall
The program to be rendered tonight at the Birthday Social in McKinnon Hall features the Silverton Orchestra and Chorus, the Silverton Glee Club, and soloists. Mrs. Matheson and Mr. Bh McNichols participate with selections and the event offers refreshments served by the ladies after the program. A large audience is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinnon
Silverton Orchestra
Verton Glee Club
South
Eiageee
M. Harria
Silverton Glee Club
Nolo
Bh. McNichols
Baseball Fever Grips Silverton in Wild Sunday Match
A chaotic game in Silverton with two makeshift teams, a vacant building for catcher, and a referee spared by crowd interference. The score soared toward the thousands as players and spectators filled the scene before the town rules took over with a game of tag ending at five near church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Those Who Knows and Didn't in Prize Fight Debates
A lively discussion on prize fights and the Fitzsimmons Sharkey controversy unfolds in town. Bidding, wagering, and speculation surge as locals question ages and outcomes while Richard Fox weighs in on the disputes and dates back to earlier days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Pite
Sutell
Wade
Richard K. Fox
Sporting Authority of
New York
Rishard
Pitzsimmons
Colonists Speak Across Atlantic Over Empire Ties
In a Fraser Canada style salvo a speaker joins John of England to argue Britons and colonists share blood language and fate The text declares colonists in Canada have built cities and fought for the empire resisting being labeled mere colonists The piece ends with a jumbled jab about Norman immigration lists and distant incidents from London Outlook and Pittsburg news items featuring a Satsuma tea pot and a dramatic gasoline tank explosion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
England
Mar
Enghind
Africa
Logland
Canada
Jack Canuck
London
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Ers Hotel
tmrLowm
Burns & Co
Train
Ymir
Kaslo
New Denver
Cascade City
Grand Forks
Sirdar Midway
Greenwood
Nelson, B. C
Victoria
Northwest
Jas. Bowes
Prop
Silverton, BO
M. M. Bene Dua
Verton
Lardeau Shipper
Slocan Lake
Enterprise Landing
Enterprise
Slocan City
Arlington
Bourne Bros
Montreal
Oreo Price
30Urne Bros
DenWer
My. Veliey
The
Vancouver Wine
Ivanive
Bred Liebscher
Ttd
Nod
Emily Edith Mige
Mrs. Nevers
W. JH. Jiunter
Mrs. Barclay
Moyie
Mrs. McIntosh
Goto RK
G. Daigheas
Postatlice
Martin Morrow
N. F. McoNnight
Slovan
Nonry
Union Church
Malcolm Nicholson
North Dakota
Hugh Hyland
Miss Lishman
J. A. Kelly
Qoear d’ Alunes
Silverton Drug Store
Jacob Dover
Nelson Jeweler
Toronto World
I. H. Reeves
Reeves
Tate
Tontighu’s
Soctal
Satsuma
Pittsburg
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