���������������������������������;��������� ���������rs"? ���������^p���������p������������������^m_<Pii*wii w mafiiinw Vol 4. No 28. WEPNESTASr. Jl'NE 22, 1904. 5 c. per M >nth At the Mother Lode At the Mother Lode many new thi...;s are being done. The new coal tram from the air compressor to the top of the hill is completed and in use. All the former sorting plant ys torn out with the exception of the building containing the big sorting belt, which will be used for conveying ore from the crushers, that are to be installed later, to the ore bins. Excavating will ������hort ly be started near where the old engine that ran the sorting plant was placed. This excavation will be carried beyo_d where the present wall back of the Cf School Here is on if rid ay. The last day of public school here will be next Friday. The event will be celebrated ice cr.am and cake to s.ti - fy the inner man and son^s and recitations f>r the intellectual. A public meeting will b-* held in the school house on Saturday for the election of trustees, etc. It is very likely that at this meeting M ss Gibson will be reelected as teacher for ihe coming season, as she is very popul r in Anaconda. shaft comes down. This work will give a large space in which will be placed crushers, ore bins, engines ai.d other machinery. 'ra Long Lake Camp .seems to b'������ having a boom. Work is going on at the Rod- rick Dhu, aid ore is being brought I (Joui-iuucd on page t. THE *>'A.COSrPA NEWS ABOUT TOV--N the A new residence is going up in Fisher addition of Gree wood. One of the largest teas of the season was given by Mrs. Fair on Monday afternoon. Mr. Lang the local assayer has moved his office to the O. I. C.'s former store on Greenwood St. Mr. McVicar of the E. P U. went c- ��������������� LT ��������� ��������� HA POWDER Co. MONTTREAL. ���������High Explosives, Blasting & Stumping Powder. Fuse, Caps & Blasting Apparatus.> | FACTORY NANAIfVSO B. C. $ t ~��������� * - i E. W. Monk, ��������� District Marager. % NELSON. % ty ty ty ve;* to Nelson on the 16th to see about returns from the ore shipment and via- it his family. Mr. Homer Wells who was married to Miss Hagerman last week has been in the employ of the B. C. Copper Co. for many years. The News congratulates. The concert and dar.ce given by the Church of England last week wms a treat to the musical people of Greenwood and a success financially. Over $50.00 were cleared for the benefit of the church. FIRE INSURANCE, MINES REAL ESTATE. il c*A Tn v a w\ gram. <urJ_v." it. r*Af*_ir* MANAfllHC OincCTCR 'J kih CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. CR KENWOOD P.C. THE ANA'"(JNDA NEWS 'TINI01HY SEED. We have some local gown timothy seed for spring seeding, also a good assortment cf D. M". Ferr}r's seed. All is new stock. Smith & ���������cEwen. ii i&& P. BURNS & C������ Greer wood B.C Phone No. 2. Creek Bights-Rainfall. June 13th to June 19th. Creek ht. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Highest Coldest Warn: est ft. in'lRainfall. in 1 8 1m 1 7 1 7 1 6 1 6 2 .. 5 2 3 2 ft 5 43 Fahr. c7 |T . .... jW. T F 2 1-4 S 1-4 v> .... Total 2 1-2 iFor'd 9 To d't 11 1-2 MINES, REAL ESTATE, FIRE, FE &,. ACCIDENT INSURANCE. MON������Y TO LOAN. Greenwood. B. C. USIC OF ALL KINDS AT- S.BA^RYJ^ILL. Practical Watchmaker & Jeweler. GRAND FORKS STAGE OFFICE Copper Street, Green wood, B. C. ra *_v jrlioto Supplies. Becks, Stationery Wallpaper, BJtc. 4 THE ANA^OISTA NEWS .CULTUS-HEHE "You don't need any medicine. Go . ftorfi^ and.put on 3rour heavy clothes a- ������ gain.*' 4*I can't do it, doctor. My wife's packed them all a\va3r in niojh balls.'' THE GIANT POWDER C6.,CON. High & Low Explosives Gutta Fercha Fuse & Caps"-' Electric Blasting apparatus. C< 31ES AT GIANT CLIPPER GA.������ CAL, & VICTORIA B. C. H. P. Dickinson, Agent, COPPER STREET. Tel A. 73. Careen wood B.C. THE BANK OF BRITISH NO&TH AMERICA. Greenwood, B. C. WE PBJiMT DODGERS AC. Delicious���������Pure���������Wholesome���������Satisfying- :Nori-Alcholic. ir-:_ ideal akerecan TONSC. / susmm For sale at the- Lion Bottling-Workup Greenwood, B. C. TENDER MEATS. FRESH fTSiToTl>YSTXF.Sv_ poulTryX^ame; ATTHEtti ��������� \ 0 ient; Two five room cottages (nearly.fnew) in Anaconda. Bathroom, and pantry. Good outbuildings and lo(tS;,;. fenced. Good spring water at door. 1*9 be sold at a bargain, on ea sy pay raeii^?; .Apply to JOHN LOWRY. Anaconda,^.-CJ 'barristers. Green Wed B. C. i * -. THF. ANAiTP-TTv*- \tf.;m-s IVUN1NG NOTES. The Helen is improving with development. Some of the richest ore evor found in the camp is be-'-ng sacked at present. From the E P. U.-a carload <>f very rich ore was shipped last week to Ne'- son. BESTTABLE \H B. C. FINEST IMPORTED DRlfl AT ANACONDA j ������. Jn ~ The Elkhcrn is roing well. The}*- are shipping two carloads if rich silver gold ore to Trail per month. On the Barbara development is being umannus, r?ro:iotor. Town Li)'yi .Selling: Ch^ap. Houses and Cabins to Rent. GARLAND & CO. Continued on page 6. THE O. I. C NEW & SECON -> HAND STORE. Copper St- Greeuwood, J8. C. Dr. B. Mathison Dentist Greenwood, WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR- The Lest fuse in the world; THE RUSSELL LAW CAULF1ELD CO. LTD. Tl.'t ta'Jbhcripnoii to "Anaconda iNews ��������� .50 a year, or .05 per ticket, good for5 weeks. By mail $l,00per year. 6 MINING NOTI S. From page 5. lushed with good prospects of striking a rieh lead. THE AN At ONPA NEWS The Arlington, about a half mile below Anaconda, is being developed by Mr. Chns. Peterson and partner. It is a promising prospect. LONG LAKE CAMP. From first page. down steadily. Messrs. Wood and Bannerman are making preparations to open up their claim, which lies near the Rodrick Dhu, but lew?r down. This is a property just recently staked and has a free gold lead. t T "���������A"! ^'iT-KTT^ff'IrW1 You can get what you wr-nt in Drug Store goods when you come here. No matter how sraa'l or how large vi-ur purchase may be satisf ict on vroe.s with each and everv one. Thrse are some of the reasons why thi.-s Drug Store is the place for your money. WHITE BRCS. BISFEKS.KG CKEESfilSTS. GREENWOOD, B. C. ���������MMPpp-U������p^.pMJW������.^.MPw������app^PM������������^>������*������" ^���������������i'w^������^.w i ' ^mmj^a I At the Providence they are stoping ������re on the three hur.dred foot level only. The lead is stronger than on the upper levels, and equally as rich. A- bout a carload per week is being shi^- pep to Nelson. Subscription to "Anaconda News" .50 a year, or .05 per ticket, gccd for5 v. ecka. By mail $t,C0per year. Maynard & Co. PAINTING AND SIGN WORK. BICYCLE & MACHINE REPAIRS. Copper St. HEADQUARTERS FOK Books, Stationery, Office supplies and Wallpaper. COLES & FRITH. 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