_���������g TKE AtUCCMDA KE ��������� - ������������������ ^'TiyWL'.-'iJK'.lL'������������������. .JL^_.!_gL t__-_2j ���������_r^!.-!!.gll!l..-l!l'.SJl."t'iilil,|l������"*ll* Vol 4. No 29. WEI NFSDA ST. JTNE 29, 13>4. 5 c. per M*toth, && *# BmMm &% &$ *5% By Diamond Drill in Primrose shaft. A large body of magnetic iron ore has been struck oh the Primrose, one the Mother Lode group, by the diamond drill. Several peices of the core are almost solid pyrites, and all venr well mineralized.. The drill was started in from the bottom of the old shaft some time ago: Although a l������ng distance has been passed through it still continues in ore at the present writing. This is one of the biggest finds of the season. Enormous qua* tities of ore are in sight in the Mother Lode quarries, and the new find furnishes large amounts of the necessary iron flux. The addition to the residence of Mr. Caron,o:i the West Si������e,is being painted ���������J* T? cgreesing on the Lawrence. t The St.Lawrence is being worked by Mr. Chas. Petersor. It is on lie lime kiln road and &s situated a short distance above the meeting of this road and the old No. 7 trail. The shaft is down about forty feet, and is in ere a good part of the way. The lead is well defined and is about eight inches thit.k on the average The ore is a mixture of heavy iron pyrites and copper bearing pyrrhotite. It als������ contains pyrargyrite, or ruby silver. _ .. This'contains nearly sixty per cent of silver. Several tons of stlect ore are on the dump. A car of copper was shipped toda> from the local ������melter. Jti������ getting- h^~ s-'ag-e. HOa on Saturday's I HAMILTONTI ^ONTRFal ������ Blastine-������S-Sf,. . ^ f*IPp^ APParatu8.pl I No mat ^CTORY^NA |l|^������rPBrB I a w. jronlr ! L.?---ot::df ^arn-swh ff Store is ,b* ���������,_eason* whjr E. W. Honk, Strict M4���������ager, z "-"-"ager. ���������_ *������������^ppp#v# p ***-***^**#Ppp| J J th������ Dr^ 8to������ iMUhp,"00"W,V ��������� 11 motier. lfte P,ace for jottr GREENWOOD, ;B.C. L THE ANvWONTM NEWS -*5 TIMOTHY SEED. We have some Focal gown timothy seed for spring seeding, also a good assortment of D. M. Ferry's seed. All is new stock. Smith & MeEwen. i ,.u !NES,REAL ESTATE, LIFE & ACCIDENT INSUfr ANCE. MONEY TO LOAN. Greeviwood, B. C. ������������# P. BURNS & C������ G-reerwood B.C 'Phone No. 2. Creek Bights-Rainfall. June 20th to June 26th. Creek ht. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Highest Coldest Warmest ft. in'flRainfall. in 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2ftl 1 |M 10JT 8 |W 7 It 6 If 5 |S 4iS Total tr. 1-4 MUSIC OF ALL KINDS I������ 29 Fahr|*or'd 11 1-2 90 " iTo d't 11 7-8 HEADQUARTEKS FOK Books, Stationery, Office supplies and Wallpaper. COLES & FRITH. GAUNCE & WICK WIRE 7? 4 THE- -ANA*.:ON:PA.-'N'EWS '���������}:��������� ' tlLTUb r\LHL ��������� ���������/. "Why are you crying, my little lad?'' asked the kind old gentleman. ������������������_ooh������o!" said the boy. "Billy Wellsrhit ftie, an' father hit the because I let Billy hit me., an' Billy Wells hit me again because I told rather, 'an now father'll hit me again because! let Billy Wells hit me th%? second time." WE ARE SOJUE������������������A������JgNTS KOk- iieiiiliiiPeiiifie. The best fuse in tie world. THE RUSSELL LAW CAULFIELD CO. LTD. S.BA^RYYUILt. Practical Watchmaker & Jeweler. GRAND FORKS STAGE OFFICE Copper Street, Greenwood, B. C. THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. Greenwood, B..C. TKE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. Gree^vood F.C. Delicious���������Pure���������WholesoirK���������Satisfy- ,: - ing- -NoK-Aloholic. For sale at the- Lion Bottling Works. Greenwood, B. C. ������ c*5* Esll |a Two five room cottages (nearly new ) in A-iacoKda. Bathroom and pantrv. Good outbuildings and lots fenced. Good spring water at door. To be so -4 at a bargain on easy paj'ments. Apply to JOHN LOWRY, Anaconda, B. C. '^ala^ ^#^'^^^ 0$ * MPS si _. /_��������� s* .i_xH. P w ^������x ^Sp ^ ^- fifJS^*8* FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE. UFA). K. XADBM MANAGING DIRECTOR 7^ 5 THE AN AWN FA NEWS 5 p On the .Mavis development work is progressing. The Bay is improving with depth. and promises to make ;i $rhipp< r in th>* near future. Development is be ng pushed on the Junebug, about a n<ik below here. It is a well situated prospect. Maynard & Co. FAINTING AND SIGN BICYCLE & MACHINE REPAIRS- . C>pper St. HAL J i:TT & SHAW " Fan Inters. Greenwood B. C Continued on page 6. :,T.~r* ACARLOAD OF "fl JUST RECEIVED AT THE NEW & SECOND HAND STORE. IRON BEDS AND MATTRESSES. n ' ���������l Photo Supplies. Becks, Staticr.ery Wsllr;apst%Etc. THE GIANT WDER Co.,CON. High <& Low Explosives Gutta Percha Fuse & Caps Electric Blasting apparatus. ^"/^-''%*J>^^^������^^*W' PI^^^A^*a^������ *>~*������������ FACTORIES AT GIANT & CLIPPER Q^&. CAL., & VIC- " IA B. C. H.P.Dickinson, Agent, COPPER STREET. Tel A. 73.. fSreenwood B.C. fJ own Lots Selling Choap. IJt i.ucs and Cabins to Rent. GARLAND <&. CO. () MINIKG NOTES. Fr< m fifth page. The fortunate owners of the Dynamo intend to resume work ir* few months with the expectation of making a shipper. r'Hfi A..VA''UKI>A NEWS runui g well. r, A new aiding has been put in at the . ! B. C Copper Go's clay bavk b*?lww On the Helen dt vt 1< ptnent w rk ia _ a ~ ., . . .-. - r . | Boundary Fails. A lars;e amount of going ahead. It is almost certain to make one <f the leading silver-gold mines of the district. fine clay is stripped and ready for shipment. This clay works well forcoiiver ter lining**. On Saturday the 25th the annual school meeting was held here in the Anaconda school house. .Mr. Kay acted as chairman and Mr. McEwen as secratary. Mr. D. J. Sulliva������M Esq., was reelected trustee. Mi** Gibvm gives good satisfaction as teacher. The meeting was very well attended and much interest was taken locally in the proceedings. Pi _ . - First Car of Copper. ��������� aai T..* The first car of blister copper was shipped from the B. C. Copper Go's smelter on Monday. The converter is I>x\ R. Mathison Dentist Greenwood. BEST TABLE IN B. C. FINEST IMPORTED DRINKS AT mmmmiL J. _.i. 24CM ������ *���������* *��������������� *1 ������ xl&uu, ua5 Froprietor. feiabftcription to ''Anaconda News" .SCj a year, or .05 per ticket, go<*d for S weeks. By mail $l,00per year.
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