Ymir Local Notes Record Mine Visits and Public Notices
Local items report snowed free miner licences last day, miners from Ymir to Hedley City and Salt Lake City attending unions and labor events. Visits include GH Barnhardt, C Is ee, and Cameron linked to Atkins case. McCloskey entertains miners at Union Hall. Ymir celebrations canceled. Kaslo and Kaslo weather affect travels. Harry Wright Metua travels to Victoria to address Japanese show trouble.
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Oy O
Melsane
Youin
Salt Lake City
Yukon Gold Currency Debate in Ottawa Sessions
In the house in Ottawa last week discussion focused on Dolinton currency notes. Hon. Mer Wielding stated that over the past year eight million dollars of old notes were retired and replaced with new ones. Me Thompson representing Yukon noted the territory as Canada's sole gold producing region and announced his plan for the session.
Government to Buy Yukon Gold Output for Mint Operation
Hon Ma Fielding indicated the government would likely take an open mind on buying all Yukon gold output when the mint is ready for operation. The annual yield was about ten million, and the proposal would be considered as the mint prepares to open.
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Yukon
Ma. Fielding
No Cabinet Headed Mines Department Hinted
Ottawa reports no probability of a cabinet led department of mines. The News Advertiser notes doubts about practical benefit, citing British Columbia’s past rewards to fisheries and lumbering and rejection of a minister as party reward.
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Ottawa
Department of Mines
Yukon picks W. W. Melanis as next commissioner
Special to the Times Ottawa May 22 W. W. C. Melanis will be the next Yukon commissioner with official announcement expected soon An Ontario native born in Dressden Kent he studied law at Osgoode Hall and Toronto University He entered politics in British Columbia and served as provincial secretary before returning to the House of Commons and later the provincial legislature His career in public service and his urbanity are cited as assets for the new role.
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Yrutr
the Ladies of the Maccabees
Masonic Hall
Order of the Knights of the Macetbees
Times
Ottawa
W. W. C. Melanis
The
Yukon
Perons
Marl Cray
W. W. JB Melinnes
Ontario
Dressden
County of Kent
Isl
TR. MeInnes
British Columbia
Metinnes
Toronto University
Test
Bay
Osgoord Hall
Poronto
Joe Vince
Nanaimo
House of Commmons
Dominion
Melanes
Comestone
Tle
Col. Prior
Mining notes on Dundee and nearby mines prompt ore shipments and development
Messrs Pisan and Wellogg ship ore from the Dundee mine while Doyle reports a May Day group showing twelve feet of high grade galena on Round Mountain. Badd and associates drive a 200 foot tunnel on the Ark Group vein with 60 feet more to reach a surface shoot. Joe Prado’s Arizona mine yields 600 tons of float ore valued at about 12 to 15 per ton and will feed Wilcox mill. Broken Hill Co. agrees to treat Arizona ore.
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John Haybottle
Round Mountain
Joe Prado
Arizona
Wilcox Ming
Wilcox
Broken Hill Company
TDauter Vo Mine Temporarily Shuts for Financial Arrangements
The TDauter Vo mine is temporarily shut down while financial rearrangements proceed in the old country. The shut down is expected to be short as the mine looks well with a clearly defined ore body and higher values per ton. An ample market exists for the low grade ores.
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Tdauter Vo
Minister of Mines Report For 1904
The report details mining activity across the province for 1904 led by Ott Aan, noting record tonnage and rising gross value. It cites output gains, per capita value, and increases in gold, silver, coal, and other materials, with commentary on district progress and managerial changes at Rosslaid.
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Sir Ott
Ted
Asieguois
Rosslaid
Professor Brock to Lead Structural Survey in Rossland
Mining interests in the Rossland district urged government action for a structural survey. The government engaged Professor Brock of Kingston Mining School to conduct the survey this summer with top local and British Columbia-based assistants, highlighting the high value placed on such work by Rossland miners.
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Rossland
Mining District
Wheeo Mining
Rosshind
Professor Brock
Kingston Mining School
British Columbia
Quoit Championship of British Columbia Crowned
The Quoit Championship of British Columbia concluded with JB Harbottle defeating A McDonald 21 to 15 in two straight wins mayoring Harbottle as the BC quoit champion. The cup donated by Mar Pers ouson of Nelson honors a two out of three year win condition, with previous years won by Wallace and Tarbottle.
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St. Andrews
Antigonish
N.S
J. A. Praser
Quebec
Harbottle
McDonald’s
Mrnsen
Churchill Notich PrespyreiaAN Sunday School Service
Sunday school and Bible class scheduled at 10 am. Evening service at 7 30 pm. Young People's Society meets Fridays at 6 o clock. All are welcome. Pastor M A It.
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Prespyreiaan
LO A. Om
Lo Vlock
Yoni Nine Miner Output and Revenue Figures
April returns show Yoni Nine mined ore over 27 days, processing 2100 tons and producing bullion. Estimated gross values include 85250 from bullion and 3250 from concentrates, with cyanide plant handling 7700 tons of tilings and sundry revenue totaling 770. Working expenses listed at 10,640.
Fire brigade signals issued for fire alarm handling
Wire chief Coffey outlines signals for fire alerts with steady ring indicating fire one stroke pause two strokes pause then strokes and a call for help to manage hose drying and reeling after use.
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Coffey
Survey of the International Boundary Progress Report
J J MacArthur chief of the Canadian international boundary survey discusses progress noting one party works on placing the impnu ments between the Columbia and Pond Vorelle Rivers. Another party is engaged in tasks along the boundary.
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J.J. MacArthur
Suesvey
Columbia
Topographical Survey Planning Between Columbia and Cascade
Four parties operate in the field for triangulation work with a fifth expected from My MacArthur. Teams venture toward Hope British Columbia to survey between Skagit and the coast through rugged snowbound terrain with no trails. About 70 miles of wilderness lie ahead as pack horses carry supplies through fallen timber to the Hope mountains divide. Work aims to begin by month’s end or early June and continue until mid September before winter snow returns.
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Columbia
Cascade
MacArthur
Omaniacu Ond Hope
B.C
Skagit
British North America
Hotel Arrivals From Various Cities Scrambled List
A fragmented hotel arrivals list shows names linked to cities including Melonop Haven Kamloops MG Richardson Viancouvers Dartlay Toronto Hamiltom Eric Noren Rosshind Arthur Williams Nelson TL Barnhardt Eric Legg Phoenis Wilson Kasto G W Adams Vancouver Martin Nelson Warpore Tower John Bell Erie Oscar Sekorski Rossland Adolph Gold Evie J Hardy Slocan DP McDonald Nelson.
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M. J. Gordon
Kamloops
Richardson
Viancouvers
M. Dartlay
Toronto
I. Hamiltom
Eric
T. Noren
Rosshind
Arthur Williams
Nelson
G. TL. Barnhardt
Eric M. Legg
Phoenis
T. Wilson
Kasto
G. W. Adams
Vancouver
M. Martin
John Bell
Erie
Oscar Sekorski
Rossland
Adolph Gold
Evie
J. Hardy
Slocan
M. McDonald
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Cameron
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Ymir
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Vorto Hico Lumber Co
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McBride
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Morrison
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Miner's Union Hall
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Yimie
Harry Wright
Voetoria
Raimo
Yroie
Yukon Gold
Dolinton
Mer Wielding
Me Thompson
Canada
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W. W. B. McInnis
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Mining News
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Wellogg
Dundee
Douse
Messig Doyle
Tiave Haa
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Yankee Ciyl
Minister of Mines
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Prof. Brock
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MeLnop Haven
Warpore
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