Vol 5. No 8. WEI>NESI'A?V FEBRUARY 1. 1905. _JJ_J-'"g.',Jl1"1** 5 c. per M������>nth ST. LAWRENCE East of Anaconda Being* Developed���������Shaft down Over 70 feet. Mr. Cha**. Peterson is pushing development work on the St. Lawrence, situated above Anaconda on the southeast. The shaft is now down nearly 70 feet. Two drifts have been run to, the east (into the hill). The upper one is driven about 15 feet in on the lead from a point 30 feet down the shaft. No work is being done on this at present. The work of running the lowar drift is now going on and it is in over 25 feet from the shaft. The ore has just been struck and looks very promising. It appears that the two distinct leads so far discovered are coming together here and it is expected that if they join the value of the ore will be much increased. A small winze is at present being sunk at the end of this drift >n the ore. No assay of the ore here has yet be������ n taken. The Mountain Hose, On the Mountain Rose, in Summit Camp, preparations are being ma e to enlarge the glory hole. A tunnel has bfen run from a point some distance down the hill from the quarry so as to go under it and form a funnel issto which the ore will be dumped and drawn off from the bottom. This will cheapen mining operations. The Mountain Rose ore contains large quantities of sulphur and is very valuable as a flux. The mini-mum temperature for Mon- dav night was ���������5, for Tuesdav night -12. Maximum, Mon. 25, Tues. 15. THE BANK OF BMTISH NORTH ' AMERICA ��������� v , Greenwood,B.C. ���������.*u- / . ... _. THE ANACONDA NEWS The strike is still on at Coleman. The coming Friday is the big day in Chinatown. The Phoenix Pioneer's beatttiful special number appears today. The present cold snap hasmade good ice at the skating and curling rinks here.; Subscribe for the Anaconda News. H A M I LTO POWdER Co,..'" ������������������ ���������o F������������������ ~ ���������' ONTREAL |High Explosives, Blasting & Stumpi [ing Powder; Fuse, Caps & Blastiiigf! Apparatus. FACTORY MAN AI MO B. C. E. W.Monk District Manager NELSON TheWews job department has not gone out of business even vif it has no ad this week. With the good ice how forming the curlers bonspielat Nelson will probably be held toward the^ndof the week. Miss Minkler of Greet, vvood j .eaves today for Spokane where she will enter St Lukes hospital as ja nurse. Miss Minkler will be very much missed here by her many friends. We g a u ra n tee qu r WHITE Dispensing Chc*n ists ROS. Cieen wood BEST TABLE ; C S A FINEST IMPORTED DRIERS "-'.AT ' :.'.."."....... IT flTtl : \!W3MilMW ANACONDA Jos. Bauer, Proprietor. V'i K THE ANACON D A N E V S Rcwfali & Temperature. January 23rd to January 29th. Snowfall Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total, W'k Forward To Date On Ground 9 ki last Wkll Decrease 2 ���������n. o 1* 3-" Coldest M 34 T 27 W 21 T 28 Warrr.'t 1-8 7 1-8* 38 3-8 ���������45 1-2 F S s W'k W'r - Mean W'k 25 15 0 M T W T F S S 38 36 42f 36 34 . 34 ' 30 NES, REAL ESTATE, FIRE, LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE MONEY TO LOAN Greenwood, B. C. COLES & FRITH 0 W'k 43 18 Y'r 98 C. Mean W 21 W'k 36 * The precipitation on Monday, Tuesday and Friday being in the form of rain, the figures given as ''snowfall" are only approximate. The total for tit ._ "*������������������������* -_-0 l-������ ��������������� *-__> ���������i *��������������� *-������ _r_k *\ ** -f-������_l'���������V ������-*������-������_r_h_r**A* *���������** *> ������-\_^������-. ,-, j-������ ������ uc ������������ccn ia ao iicai Cwucti <������.-������ jj'cjS&i" ble. If 42 is thermometer in the shade. On this day the temperature in the sun was wearly 65. COLES & FRITH GAUNCE & WICK WIRE tie Mart Real Estate. Fire & 1 ife Insurance. USIC OF ALL KINDS AT- / JS THE ANrACONDA N K W^ CULT US HEHE "Where are you going this summer?" -I haven't the least idea." "But can't you judge from what you've heard your pa and ma say?" "Well, from the way ma talks, I'd think we were going to Paris, Italy, Switzerlan , and the Rhine. From the way pa talks, I'd think we were go- lnkr to the pobrhouse." RUSSELLiLAHKrC&'JLFIEL!) S3LE AGENTS FOR ������!I'S Gil Ml THE BEST FUSE I . THE W02.L9 TOWN LOTS SELLING CHEAP PROVINCIAL ASSAYED He u������e s & cahins to rent ^ - >-- This is Jt the com- ' / ing town GARLAND & CO. effla������ Photo Supplies Books, Stationery *Wa1l Mper.Etc. Specialties:���������Checking Smelter Rt tuiMs, Cone ntr.������tio*������. Cyanide anaAin.iio mati <i 'ft.* is. Greeu-wo-Ki. & _;. >-X>>\V_s;-;v-__c_.;y_->_������_ ������udx;_Xi__txxvxvy THE CANADIAN BANK OF a Gkkenvvdood COMMERCE | * Dr. R. Mathisorv Dentist Greenwood. 'a r FIRE INSUR ANCE, REAL FRTATP -e M.NES 'it |(t. R. NAPFN MNG-. DIRECTOR S 5 CuPPER ST. i JRBRNWOOI.) I % TH E ANACOND A N E WS IN ING NOTES . The new ore bocly at the Mother Lode mine is now 320 feet long and 140 feet wide as so far discovered. The exploratory drifts are still in \rery fine ore. On the -Junebug development is pro- pressing. The tunnel there is in 65 feet and has st* uck a U:ad of very fine ore. Fine Furniture Iron Bedsteads AT THE i A T. White _fe fin letter 8Ff3-.g$. ep Better WhtnlDrink Pabst Celebrated Bee. ^mmmsmmBma For sale at the- Greenw cod liqcur Co. S. BARRYJ/LMLL Practical Watchmaker & Jeweler GRAND FORKS STAGE OFFICE Copper Street, Green vvcod, B. C. J" Subscription to "Anaconda News" .50 a year, or .05 per ticket, good for 5 i������c^.: 3y>iiH Sl,O0p2r year. % 3 JBSIKw Delivery to all placesin: Anaeonda and Greenwood. Try our 'res mer "\ 582 r <i THE ANACONDA NEWS At the Emma Mine. At the Emma mine in Summit Camp the new two compartment shaft is down about 30 feet. The ore shute in the face ������f the present workings is between fifteen and twenty feet from wall to wall and does not show a streak of waste. Social Evening. On Monday evening . Key. & Mir.*. McKee gave an At Home that was one of the social successes of the season. About fifty guests assembled to enjoy an evening of pi.. The distribution ������f the pi to its proper nooks in the flo- To The News Be Ur>-To-Date ral kingdom caused much hilaritv, The prizes to the most successful distributers were pies. The evening was concluded with solos by Miss White- side, Mrs, Geo. Williams, and Mrs. Oliver. P. BURNS & C������ During the Oyster Season, which is now on, we will k zep a supply of fre������h Do you eat Pickles? We have 'em HEINZ'S GERMAN DILLS In bulk at 25 cents per dozen The finest you ever saw Smith I McEwen Phone 21 I. H. Hallett Barrister & Solicitor Greenwood, B. C. M
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