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DJLIXI M^tmmm.mmiiPi**t*tmtPttm >i i 1 .5 'io 'a.'ri.jv Clv:6 .15 aro rxt e-1 © rw. i.hi i. VOLUME FOUB. 8ILVERT0N, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 1R. l-JOl. NUM1JKK i We Have the Goods the WVV People want. NEWS OF THE WEEK. general line of -rocexie©, Boots <3c Slioes ibp o-ent©* DT"u_.misli.ia_agrs. *tp*tm*f*ammpmmmamnana mn _a.su **.> wan—— m ___.ni mwaaia ices And Quality Will Be Found Right. .. JEFFREYS: STORE IN UNION HALL, SILVERTON. B. 0; BURNS & oo QJHEtll IMIM ITEMS THIS LOCALITY. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESIt AND SALT MEATS RKlAlL STORES AT Silverton, Nelson, Trail, Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon, New Denver, Cascade City, Grand Porks, Sirdar Midway and Greenwood. .MAILORDERS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO. HEAD OFFICE NELSON, B. C. HE VICTORIA, t ^•HOTEL. SILV E It T 0 N B C. THE BEST FURNISHED HOFlsL IN THE SLOCAN. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. TABLE UNSURPASSED IN THE NORTHWEST. BAR Kl-RNI3HED WITH THK BEST PROCURABLE BRANDS. :•: JAS. 15 0 WHS Pro prl ot or. :•: from bonded-work to cohncsce at mce. . The first of whnt promises to bo a long seiiea of deals in Silverton property this season was closed this week, C C. Bennett of Vancouver, representing a large syndicate, having secured a bond on (be Prescott group, Tha owners aro N F _JIi.Niiin_.lit, who has ii oue half interest, ■I A Mcjdunon, Hugh Brady and F II Bartlett. The PrcBCott group consists of four claims, nil crown granted, the Prescott. Prescott fractions No's 1 and- 3 and the Fotirinile fraction, and is located below the Alpha mine and lying pnrullel to the Km ily Edith group. The main claim, the Prescott, wss located under the old mining laws and is one of the oldest claims on record on Four .Mile creek. The bonding price has not been made public, but a ■ it hns been given out th.it $10,000 must be expended on the jronp this year, under the terms of tho bond, the amount involved is doubtless a large one. Work on the property must be commenced before March 1st. Tht; Highland Mill. * One of the most successful und satisfactory pieces of mill building tb*t I as 1 vet lieen accomplished in the Slocan in SLOOAN LAKE'OItft Slill'MKNTS. jOO000SO0O900UO0O0CCO&00CCO Ship.iif.titH of ore fram Slocan Lake tor the year 189!). totaled 3078 Tons, Shipments in 1900 totaled 4080 Tons. The shipment ot ore from Slocan Luke points, np to and Including the present woek, from Jan. 1, 1901. From New Denver Tons. Hartney 00 From Bbsun Landing. Bosun 140 From Silverton Hewett 390 From Enterprise Landing Enterprise 00 From Slocan City Arlington 480 Two Friends 40 Black Prince 20 Bondholder 20 Total 1210 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi MINING LOCALS. 000000000000090000000 Work on tbe Queen Fraction has been recommenced. There is a rnmor of 0 deal being made for this property. The Paystreak annonnece that work is to Xte recommenced at ouce on tlie Noble Five. The work i« to be done through one of the Last Chance tunnels. Tho citizens of Kaslo are preparing to vote a bonus of $50,000 lo their prospective smelter. They evidently moan business. Kaslo's position in regard to tbe mines ot Sandon and the Ainswortli Division and her independoncn of tho C P It ure good reasons for tbo establishing oi it smolter there. M ERC11 ANT TA ILOR,~ I'AMUfe A FULL LINK OF CLOIIU, WLsVti-t, ALL WEIGHT* YOU WILL FIND THESE GOODS THK FINEST TO BE HAD IN i(| K SLOCAN. Jacob Dover, The Jeweler. tho Highland mill at the Ainsworth entip. a large amount of credit fur which D-ust be given to J.A.Kelly, formerly of this place. The building was built for a 21X) tot: mill and machinery installed for 100 tons, and arranged so thot additional machinery could be put In at any time and the capacity nt the mill increased to the 200 Ion limit. The erection ol this mill was started about tbe middle of last September and wss "
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