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Daily News Mar 121906 Vol \$> l»»itlaavo -DAILY NEWS MAR 121906 VOL. 4 NELBON, B. C, SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1906 NO. 273 that the lands of these harbors were of defective pipes. Only one was occu­ worthless. pied and from tbls house most of the miners, headed by M. Barra have been left yesterday with a force of miners and Replying to the statement of tbe prem­ furniture was rescued. It was only formed to relieve the gang. will at onco start extensive development Foreman Lecomte came" up from the work. The Humming Bird Is a high grade SOCIALIST ier regarding the non-publication of the through tbe strenuous efforts of a large proposition, carrying- gold and copper, evidence taken before the investigation HECATOMB mine this afternoon and reported a ter­ voluntary brigade that the surrounding noted for its high gold assays, and was lo­ committee Paterson said it was nonsen­ buildings, particularly Abriel's hall and rifying scene below. The crowd Bur- cated about 1SU3 by Maurice O'Connor, an APPROACH sical of the premier to seek to place the the government office were saved. The roundlng the mouth of tbe mine Is show­ old time prospector ot the Boundary. Tne blame on Macdonald. An order of the loss sustained by the Revelstoke and ing signs of Impatience at what lt con­ principal members of the purchasing syn- COMBINE house had been passed for the printing local owners Is not great, and the town siders tbe slow progress being made by ,X?ll uri,vod "ere todl»' <""" Spokano OF MINERS the rescuers. jor the purpose of personally examining of tbe evidence, the premier controlled la rid of a decided eyesore from its very their new holding. ' the government printing office, and If h Quc b<!c Mlnln AGREEMENT centre. .i,'!! ';. , * company, which owns he had wanted the evidence printed it the Strawberry property, near Pass creek, would have been printed. If the evi­ HEM OUTPUT OF ORE is about to operate the property exten- Enables the Government dence had been favorable to the govern­ Engulphs Over J. Simpson of Grand Forks, who owns a ment s cause, If the evidence Justified AN ARMY OF WORKERS rreo gold proposition a few miles cast ot the finding of the majority, beyond all LARGE SHIPMENTS ABB STILL BEING the city, known as the Never Step will Germany Making Further to Get Certificate MAINTAINED put a force of miners at work at once to doubt lt would have been published, but. OVER 2000 MEN" ARE EMPLOYED JN One Thousand Men in ascertain the dimensions of the ore body. the truth of the matter was the premier THB BOUNDARY Local mining men regard tho property as Concessions to the IMMEDIATE PROSPECTS OP FURTHER the richest claim of Its kind In the dis­ of Honesty was dafraid h t okne havw e thW0Ule evidence pub- Common Death .l ' ?f, " " » Justify up INCREASED TONNAGE trict. If tho ore body proves to attain to the hilt, every finding of the minor­ MINES, SMELTERS AND RAILWAYS depth, a stamp mill will bo erected at once, French MAKE (yiEAT PAYROLL ity. While tho shipments for th*. nn«» week m»« a new rccordTyet tliey are large? Paterson Dikes Ibe Host Effective Speech r n > ! Ul r n s Ross (Fernle) who followed Paterson, (Special to The Dally News) Catastrophe ia Northern French Colliery- yo" 'or u» 1 oTh' "L l ' , the e!d offi? Phoenix, March l(r—According to care­ ffi'i! .h?i he beginning of last month. B. C. COPPER COMPANY of Debate-Many Bills Dropped- devoted the greater part ot his speech Attempts it Reseat ire Proceeding 1 w k < ,rln Now Willing to Grant a Larger Share la to an attack upon the dominion govern­ fully prepared estimates, more than 2UW i» "nil^SiS*" ? ",Men* the year tha Prorogation Monday men are directly employed In the mines ot ySaffils?te.'X*'" •"*>"* *•> the SMELTER ENLARGEMENT WORK Moroccan Bank-France Still Obdurate ment. He dwelt with some unction the Boundary ln the three district smel­ Slowly-Frljhtfol Scenes ti?f VI ii ? ';ot;^ "o means betokening upon the purity of the conservative ters and two railroads directly dependent 2K.ih".i.""- Sf ah,l>Pcrs Is exhausted but NOW STARTED. on the Policing Question party and declared that for his part, if upon the mines. In the mines themselves rather that tho transition state ot the over a thousand men are given employ­ 3S***"",'» »>c higher levels Is not Javor- (Special to Tbe Dally News) he had found evidence such as to Justify ment, the smelters have about 630 men f?w '"transportation. Indeed the coming NEW PLANT TO BE THOROUGHLY Press Gallery, Legislative Assembly, censure of the government, or any mem­ and tho railways in the Bounadry some Paris, March 10.—A terrible catastro­ few woekB are about tho Worst period ber thereof he would not have hesitated 400 men on their payrolls. In the prepara­ phe haa occurred In a coal mine ln thc UP-TO-DATE. Algeclras, March 10,-The session of Victoria, March 10.—It was 4.30 tbls tion of the following table It was touna h-„,'e.i''C"f'ln """• "**">• °" 'be other morning when the debate on the Kaien to bring ln a report accordingly. But that the number of men employed at the Courrierea district of the Pas de Calais, band the new arrangements tor treating the Moroccan conference today lasted island land grant question was conclud­ on the contrary he found the evidence mines varied from time to time, according 18 miles from Bothuoe. An explosion T.ji """ f"1.' :M""-'" '""Iter ore now (Special to The Dally News) half an hour when tbe proposed Moroc ed and the report of the majority of the to prove clearly and unmistakably that to the needs of the smelters and accord­ of gas has killed many miners and three noorlng completion and by tlio end of tne Greenwood, March 10.—Fifty men and can bank was discussed. Germany sug­ Investigating committee waa adopted by the government were in no way carelesB ing to the amount of development work present month or thc middle of April, the ten teams are now at work on the exca­ gested that the administrators be chosen the combined vote of the conservatives, of the public Interests and entirely free being carrltd on in advance of Immediate chambers of the mine are In flro. The Hall Mines smelter will be a very rmicn vations for the B. C. Copper company's from even the suspicion of wrong do­ ore reqiiireemnts to keep up wllh the aver­ number of victims is not known but better equipped plant than thot of o year by the banks of England, France, Spain .socialists, and Davidson, labor. age output of about 4000 tons dally. The ago. Also tho works ut Pilot Boy ore smelter improvements. Work started and the imperial German bank. The The debate might have terminated two ing In all their negotiations over the forces employed by the smelters and rail­ 1800 miners descended into the pit this Practically completed for tlio present al­ today on the site for the blast furnaces disposition of the Kalen island lands. ways do not vary so much. In nearly all though no formal opening lias at present and warehouse. Tunnelling has co!h- question of partitioning the shares hours earlier If the premier would have cases the figures are believed to -be ap­ morning. taken place and oro from tho Bluo Bell among the powers was left undecided .consented to adjourn the session, but proximately correslv In the tables ap­ The explosion occurred at 7 o'clock mine, whicli Is not reckoned In file attached menced under the dump tracks so that Henderson (Yale) moved the adjourn­ Blatement of shipments and receipts, is be­ The police question was also discussed this he declined to do, declaring that in ment of the debate, but hts motion was pended: this morning. The flrst reports which the Immense quantities of slag can be an w as referre<1 ing sent regularly to thot plant. removed much more rapidly. As the ? , to the committee ot iBplte of the late hour be proposed to go lost on a division, and the debate waB EMPLOYED IN MINES reached the ministry of public works, The B. C. Copper smelter Is progressing e v M work proceeds the present tracks which nro„„.i\w ' '°HS _*, _ « Germany through the entire order paper. continued by Dr. Young (Atlln). Mun­ Gninbv mines ** announced tbat lt was Impossible to cal­ favorably with Its new plan of extension an E UA The leader of the opposition said he ro (Chllllwack) followed and then Oliver Mother Lode 13" culate even approximately the number und a largo Increase of tonnage Is to be are narrow gauge, will be replaced by ?,E . .!, ^ secretary be (Delta), commenced to talk against time. Brooklyfl-Stamwinder lw of victims but It was hoped that most ooked tor from tint reduction works later broad gauge tramways, and Instead of added to this did not propose to allow important bills Rawhide * ln the season. agree'"""•"d 'ton .'hi - committee, which was to be dealt with hurriedly in the early The member for Delta spoke very quiet­ Sunset •» of the miners had sought refuge In the To be noted In the vicinity of Nelson is the present live ton slag pot a twenty- hours of the morning and unless the ly, nursing his voice, and for over two Emma *j> lateral galleries. In tbe three cham­ Uio Increasing shipments from tho Eureka live ton pot will bo used.
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