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.' a The Eaqle . VOI.IH.NO. 19. FERGUSON. BRITISH COLUMBIA, JUNE 20. 1902. S2.00 A YEAK. IN Much Development to Be Done This Season. The New Railroad to Trout Lake Will Facilitate the Handling of Ore and Freight. mmiw m BY JUDGE J. N. Ill I ROSSLAND by tie Judge Will Operate Tlieir ie Will Be io Ferguson About July 1st, Intending to The Judge Is Enthusiastic Over Brilliant Prospects Purchased by the Northwestern Development Syndicate. of tie District. Various Rosslanders interested in Lardeau mining propositions are now directing their attention to that section of the Kootenays, and it is freely predicted tbat the district is just entering upon one of the busiest seasons In its hiBtory. The present season will see giant strides made in tbe development of tbo district and tbe utilization of its great natural resources in the form of mineral. One of tho prime factors in this goneral advance is the completion of the Lardeau branch of the Canadian Pacific railroad, which ii practically accomplished. An engineer from thc road who was in Kossland for a short time yesterday stated tbat al* ready tbe road was handling freight, but that tho lino would not be formally turned over to tbe operating department by the construction department until the last week in tho present month. The operating peoplo aro anxious to secure control in order that the growing business of the country might be expedited, but ballasting and other llnishiug touches are required before tho transfer is'effected. When the Lardeau road passes out of the bunds of tbe'consti'uction department its volume of business will be considerable hy reason of tho large amount of oro already gathered for shipment. The handling of tho summer supplies for tbe district will also stimulate business. Tho importance of the railroad to most mining properties located in the Lardoau is sufficient to materially alter the situation. Mining mon state that a straight reduction of $15 per ton in the presont cost of handling ore between tho properties and the reduction works will be the result, this being tbe difference .between the cost of teaming and packing to tho lake front and the railroad's charges*. Moreover, another Important saving will be secured to mining operators through tho reduction of tbe cost of supplies consigned inward. Heretofore there has been a charge of a cent a pound for packing supplies across the divide that will now bo practically wiped out, as the railroad will bo in position to lay down supplies in Trout Lako at the same cost as waB formerly charged to Thomson's Landing. In these two quarters the operators will reap substantial advantages and tho country will bo generally benefited. The lack of railroad facilities hus boen a serious drawback to tho progress of the Lardeau, and now tbat this is to bo removed the oountry sliould go ahead rapidly. Eventually it io believed tbat the Great Northern system will bo extended up the Duncan rivor and its forks, thus giving raining operators on the Duncan sldo of the divide the railroad facilities which aro secured to thoso on the Trout Lake 6ide of the divide by the construction of tho Canadian Pacific. In tha meantime, however, all mining propositions are assisted by the road already built. A number of Kossland people are interested in Lardeau mining^properties. Tho principal properties in the Old Gold camp are managed from this city, and tho camp is now one of the busiest in tho eutire district. The properties included in tbe camp aro tbe Old Gold, Primrose, Guinea Gold and Peterson, all in active operation and all exceedingly promising. Whilo "British Columbia has an excellent reputation among the mining men of the district of tbe United States with which I am familiar, and I am satisfied that we can secure any reasonable amount of funds for the exploitation of the mineral resources of the country," says Judge James M. Miller, who has returned to tho city after spending tbe past six months in various eastern cities. He bas been most successful in promoting properties with which he is connected, principally in the Lardeau country, and will now devote his attention to getting under wav the work mapped out for the present season. "The United States has never beforo witnessed suoh a period of successful speculation"1 Continued the Judge. The valuo of farm lands in the Western Central States has increased 25 per cent, in tbe past twelve months, and people aro pushing out into tho Western States and Canada in thousands and tens of thousands���5,000 left St. Paul in ono day over tho various railroads. Througout eastern American and Canadian cities thero is an unprecedented wave of prosperity. I was ln St. Paul, Minneapolis, New York and Toronto, among other places, and in all these cities business is booming. Matters aro moving along buoyantly in Eastern Canada, and even in Toronto, where it was impossible to talk British Columbia mining a year ago, peoplo are beginniug to*took to this provinco with a more kindly feeling. Tbis was two months ago, and I am not prepared to say what has been tho effect of subsequent developments upon tho sentiment I observed while there. I am glad to say tbat of all those I talked to about mining in this province not a single man bad a word to say against British Columbia. "The outlook for tho Lardeau country is magnificent," remarked Judge Miller, turning to the discussion of tho section of the Kootenays in which his personal interests lie. "I was in the office of James J. Hill a couple of months ago, and whilo nothing was said in tho way of definite assurance I was given to understand that the branch of the Great Northern system up tbe Duncan river would be startod at an early date. Coupled with this is tho practical assurance that the Canadian Pacific will extend tho Lardeau branch from Its present water terminal at Trout Lake City ovor to Thomson's Landing, connecting with '.he Arrowhead branch of the main lino as rapidly as possible.' Tho effect of the construction of these railroad lines through the heart of tho country will bo far-reaching. We have in the Lardeau twelve properties at least thut have shipped oro up to tho present timo in the face of costs for transportation so heavy an to bo prohibitive in uny section where the ore carries lower valuos than aro characteristic of the Lardeau. This summer will see the number increased to not less than a score, and when tho Grout Northern and Canadian Paeilic extensions are accomplished wo havo fifty mines that can ship $50 oro and better, a'number of theso being too far distant from the existing means of transportation to produce nt a reasonable profit. In referring to tlio properties thus in a portion to ship ore I am speaking from personal knowledge only���there may be a number of others, and doubtless are, that have been developed during the past winter. The properties that have already shipped Include the Silvor Cup, Nettio L., Triuno, Cromwell, Beatrice, Ruffled Grouse, St. Elmo, Etbel, Broaaviow, Great Northern Lado group and Llnsou View. Those that will ship this season for tho first time aro tho Old Gold, Primrose, Guinea Gold, Mario Marilla, Horse Shoo, Black Warrior and, probably, the Treadweil. The Lardeau is by far the liveliest silver-lead mining district in the province. TO SPEND MUCH MONEY. "Tbo companies with which I am identified will exi nd not less than I, I BROCK CLOSES THE DEM. A Stamp Mill Will Be Put in r��t Once to Work this Famous Property. $75,000 this year in development and equipment of their properties. I am going to the Lardeau in a few days and propose spending some months there. We aro watching with keen interest tho results of the experiments witb tbo Vulcan reverberatory smelter recently completed at Ferguson. I saw Mr. McCrossan, tho owner ot tho plant, a few weeks since, and ho Informed mo that the smelter would blow in as soon as tbo Triune oro could be delivered at tlio plant. Tho outfit is intended to handle thirty tons daily, and the in* ventors claim for it that it will save a higher percentage of values at less cost than the old style of reduction works. If practical results support this claim we will construct a similar plant iu the Old Gold camp to treat tbe ores ot tho various mines tributary Works similar to thoso at Ferguson can be built at a cost of about 5,12,1)00, and the fuel problem, one of the most difficult to solve whore transportation faeilitics aro not all that they should be, is practically solved by the fact that charcoal obtainable on tho ground may bo substituted in largo measure for coke. Wo expect to come to a conclusion on the smelter question at a comparatively early date, and if tho plant is decided upon it will he installed before the end of October. "Whilo in tho cast I was successful at Minneapolis in forming the Marie Marilla company, to take over the Podro group of claims. Tbe property is most promising, has a quantity of ore already sacked for shipment, and will bo placed upon the shipping list this summer. "Another company was organized to operate the Guinea Gold, on the lead and almost adjoining the Old Gold. This was formed in Minneapolis also, and work will be started on the property within ten days. A third company was formed to handle tho Lar- deau-Duncan Gold & Silver Mining company's claims, and the development of this property will bo got under way within thirty days."���Minor, Rossland. Another big cash deal has boon put through in tho Lardeau. D. Camel'On and W. Butler having disposed of the Gold Finch, the big free gold property at Goldflelds to tbe Northwest Develop ment syndicate for the snug sum of $25,000. H. Z. Brock of tho above syndicate put through the deal. The Gold Finch has a rich surface showing of freo gold quartz. Splendid speeimons bave been taken away by visitors to tho camp and mining mon, and several shipments worn made last year by Mr. Rosenberger whicli assayed high and attracted much attention. Tho Gold Finch is a"fractional claim which accounts for the seemingly small price paid for tho property. The syndicate havo secured a first class property at a reasonable price. We understand tho now owners of the Gold Finch are intending to put in a stamp mill in connection witb their electric plant, as It is certain thai enough ore can bo taken out during thc process of development to keep a mill in steady operation. We hope wo may bo able to chronicle many such deals ss tho O.vi'.cr, Criterion, Kossland and Gold Finch this season. Messrs. Butler and Cameron have gone on an extonted trip to England and will bo present at the coronation, but will return to the Lardeau whore they havo still other good properties. some distance from a shipping point on the Canadian Pacific, the new road places the properties on a much more ! advantageous basis with respect to transportation than formerly, and wlien I tlio Great Northern builds in tbey will have railroad facilities almost at their door. J. W. Westfall is in charge of the properties os superintendent. On Canyon orook is tho Pedro, also managed for Rossland, and now being operated with a small forco of mon. The property Is situated threo miles or thereabouts from the foot of Trout lako, and has, accordingly, a particularly favorable location with respect to the new road. The Mountain Lion company, having its head office hore, owns the group of the same name In Old Gold camp and tho American group in the Hoaly Creek section. Their operations are confined for tho present to tbe American group, whero thoy have exceptionally good transportation facilities. Tho Cariboo Creek Development Syndicate, formed last winter in Rossland to operate thc Effie and Colonial claims on the headwaters of Cariboo ereek, have made a substantial payment on the purchase price of the properties and within a fortnight will have a crow of men at work on the claims, The development already accomplished de monstrates a promising showing, and it is tho intention oi tho syndicate, whieh includes 40 or 50 Kossland people, to continuo operations all summer at least. Tho Trout Luke syndicate, another local organization embracing a number of Kosslanders, owns a number of olaims in various parts of the Lardeau on whicli considorablo work has boen dono with most satisfactory results. Tho late spring has prevented the syndicate resuming operations for the summer, but a fortnight will see work undor way on several of thoir properties. Tbe Lardeau is to have a smelter. The plant has already been constructed, and the report to hand Is tbat smelting operations will bo startod as soon as ore and fluxes are collected. The plant Is a Vulcan type, and Is supposed to handle 30 tons of ore dafly, and is situated in Ferguson.���Minor, Rossland. termer Will Stay With Holland. Paul Kruger declares ho will ond his days in Holland. The British government had offered to give him transportation to South Africa, but tho old man's grasp on lifo is short and his dreams bave come to naught, Sllll Another IlUasler, The town ot Michel near Fernie, was destroyed by fire Monday week, as the result of a bush fire. The wind blew furiously and In less than four hours, 24 houses were reduced to ashes. Fifty families aro homeless. A few barely escaped with their lives. A groat many lost part or all of their furniture. The Crow's Nest Pass Coal company's loss will amount to nearly fifty thousand dollars. Ton C. P. R. cars wero destroyed, with a loss of about ton thousand dollars. The C. P. U. station had a narrow escape and had tho wind turned to blow from the east tho other part ot the town would cor* tainly havo been swept away. Knl-lind or 9,">l>. In Montreal on Juno tho Sth two men from B. C. who will not give their names were1 done out of $50 at the Windsor Station on Saturday. A con fidonce man seeing that they had money told them that they wero too cnroless about carrying it and offered them a small bag. Tho threo became great friends, with tho result that tho money was soon iu tho possession of the stranger, who doparted for points unknown, EARLIER CLOSING OF SCHOOLS, rrorltunutltme In Connection With Dominion Lands. The public schools of tho provinco will close two days earlier than usual this year on account of tho coronation of King Edward, By proclamation in the Provincial Gazette, issued June 12th, the 28th and 27th instant aro declared holidays in tho schools, and thc closing examinations will be hold or. the 25th. The regulation permitting a homesteader to cut timber on Dominio.. govc. ument lands in Manitoba, thi Northwest Territories and British Columbia, has been altered, and now \l tho homesteader has tho timber cnu into lumber ho is allowed to cut 9,25,: instead of 0,750 board measurement as formerly. Another notieo by the Dominion government is one which authorizes the minister of tho Interior to doa< with applications for grazing lamb within the railway bolt In British Columbia, under the regulations which apply to Manitoba and tho Nortbwes, Territories. Still another notice from Ottawa Is ono which states that permits will be, granted owners of steamboats plying on tho waters in Manitoba, thc Northwest Territories and within tho railway belt in British Columbia, to cut wood for consumption on their boats without competition. Narrow anil Thin. Tho pay load in tho Transvaal gold mines is always narrow and aometimes very thin���six inches to two feet is about the range. Tlio uniformity of payable values over largo areas is tin: condition that makes them so profitable (or ltrge-soalo working, Lardeau Eagle :53C*C*COOOOOO��<>CC -���^zzztt^&&&&&&&&&&��&&&&��& Published ever; Friday at FerfUSOD, B. C bT E. G. WOODWARD, .'���whom all correspondence should he mailed- i>ubirrl|>iloii Batell 12.00 per euiuin, to my address in America; I1..-I tor sir mouths; _.'._0 a yoar to foreign addresses. No j,ay, no l.aper. Job Printing: Tho Eagle lob department i.: *the bent equipped oflice, and the only office .thick cm furnish the typographical union 'h1,l*1 in North Kootonay; a guarantee lu Itsolt iff good work and promptness. ' Advertising Kates: Display ads., 11.00 per single coluuinlnch per inontli. Legal ads., Ill cents per (uouptirlelj line for first Insertion; s , Ante per lino for each additional insertion, itcadiug notices 10 rents per line each issue. N'lncty day legal notices, 111).; sixty days, 17.50; thirty days, |o. No ads. accepted at loss than these rates. No room tor quack adi. siderable rivalry exists as to who will turn out the first gold brick in the Lardeau. From indications we think it will likely be the Nettie L. people. Some ot the best and most experienced gold miners of the district will superintend operations on the Oyster and Criterion properties, viz: Jim and Vince Lade, R. Gunn and J. Otto. The Messrs. Lade and Gunn have had large experience in Iree gold mining in Nova Scotia and the Ymir district, of B. C. Mr. Pool, the manager, has had probably greater experience in free gold mining than any man in the camp. Fear weeWr Insertions constitutes one month's advertising. FRIDAY, JUNE 20, IDI'2. Building operations have started in earnest in Ferguson. For quite a time there have been those who would have built had they been able to secure material, but were pre* vented irom making a start, thus the contractors now find themselves up to their eyes in work and everybody wanting buildings started at the same time. Tbe delay wilh tbe lumber was caused by an uncertainty on the part of the lessees of the mill, they not being able to come to a'definite understanding with the owners of the timber. When this .-was arranged satisfactorily the milt had to be moved to the new site secured near the old Home-Payne buildings. Then grievous delay was caused in securing a water right. However we are glad that Messrs. Smith and Labeau succeeded in purchasing this outright and have the mill building enclosed and everything in first class shape. Not being sure what they might be able to do about the mill, timber and water, the lessees could not get out logs when there was snow, to run the mill during the summer, but for the past ten days men have been employed in the bush sawing and cutting logs while the mill and planer have been kept busy, the proprietors endeavoring to overtake the orders that had been booked, From this on it is believed there 1 will be no mpre delay occasioned in the building operations by inability to secure material. There is a scarcity of habitable dwelling houses in ' Ferguson and a number of families and others who wish to keep house cannot get dwellings. Now wilh building material available it should not be long before the different carpenters will have constructed dwellings to supply the immediate demand. A few cottages' built for rent would prove a great convenience and would pay handsome returns from the investment. A number would bring families in if dwellings could be got. We believe the town will be making rapid Strides ahead in another fortnight. Every mail bringsletters frompartiesacross the line enquiring about the camp and promising to be in during July to look over properties with intent to purchase. Several have enquired if dwellings could be secured should they bring their families with them To this we were unable to answer yes. It is satisfactory to note that some of our leading mine operators have entered the Fish creek- camp and two of the leading properties of that famous district have passed into the hands of men who will push operations most assiduously, and interesting developments may be looked tor. We understand con- We are proud to draw attention to the progressive and tasty spirit evinced by the hotels and business houses of Ferguson in the matter of improvements to their buildings. Three painters have been kept busy for weeks painting, papering and decorating and the town now presents a decidedly smart appearance. There was certainly room for improvement in the dress of the town and our people were not slow to take advantage of the good weather. There is also considerable activity in the clearing of lots and putting in water pipes. Messrs. McDonnell & Edson pf the Ferguson Hotel have shown commendable enterprise in having put flush closets, bath rooms, hot and cold water pipes in their hotel. This will add greatly to the comfort and convenience of guests. In tlie legislature last-week Smith Curtis made a strong speech against the existing undue taxation of the mines, which, he said, in some instances amounted to 50 per cent, of the net profits of the companies operating. Curtis went so far as to suggest that in' view of the depressed state of the mining industry the government should forego all taxatioi) upon the output of the metatiferous mines for a period of two years. ' XARDKAf OIIE HIII1-MENTS. Thc following Is a list of Lardeau ore producers amount shipped und Ihe gross returns, report of which have to be furnished monthly by mine owners to the provincial government; Name. Pounds. Oross Vul. Silver (.'up 2,4110,000 Nettio L i,7SO,ooo Triune 049.770 Beatrice 4-12,000 Great Northern *r>6,000 Broadview S2.0OS Ethel 34,000 Cromwell 23,289 I Ophir-Lade 12,000 Metropolitan 11,974 .... St. Elmo, 12,000 .... Ruffled-&ouio 11,770 .... Llnson .View 808 .... Old Gold Horseshoe: t Black Warrter $ Returns and corrections ftsaed for. 1180,000.00 SS.380.00 82,870.27 32,239.39 1,344.00 1,604.00 1.S9C.0O 1.245.79 1,320.00 726.00, SIO.OO"' 007.19 S3.17 SfcjO*-. vfcL*-$**_riiLS-rt' *-*-��. ���&*-**.**- stosiLrfcsM perguson Qarber $ When ymi want a GOOD SHAVE LATEST HAIR CUT Call on E. 8, FULLMER. Hot or Cold Baths ln Connection. N.B, ���il Rnrbor Shop wilt clone on Sunday! at Vi o'clock. Please get In before noon. __j( __pP****l^ .\tP^9^ mf^O^ Jt^Oms J*mmW��\fh^mj\ tmwmu��>\t, Am\jmtmn\ Attjmt'��\t, AM^mtta^ 4^0***%* Amm***^/*^ * i Perguson Hotel McDONELL & EDSON. Proprietors. FERGUSON, B. C, o-^^r^r^^^^^r^r^r^ra) TRIVATB DINING ROOMS FOR ultra. HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL AND MINING MEN. .THEI BALMORAL HOTEL ANDY CUMMINGS, Proprietor. CAPE OPEN DAY AND NI6HT UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT. SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION Ferguson, B. C, Opposite llic Postoffice. W BEBT WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS BEST CDI8INK SERVICE. m FINELY EQUIPPED BAR. REFITTED AND REFURNISHED, ���r? BEST 12.00 A DAY HOUSE J-.-*, IN THK LARDEAU DISTRICT, | Hotel Lardeau J* /. laughton, Proprietor. % FERGUSON, B. C. a. a HEADQUARTERS FOR MINERS ���it AND MINING MEN W NEATLY FIWNI8HED, <M WELL LIOHTED AND HEATED ROOMS. CONVENIENTLY Vfr SITUATED ON VICTORIA AVE. jm ;$������$���$������&���&���# $HHW,*$ -4HjH^-*^4^5^*$^5^*J^ Windsor Hotel- When comloc Into Ferguson the first hotel to see Is the Windsor. If one Is looking for the best accommodation, 1. e. Clean, well tended rooms, a well furnished table and choice llqu- . ors and cigars, thetj the Windsor Is the best placo to stop. Beading rooms and parlors '< nicely furnished. Everything quiet. Madame O'Connor, Proprietress. * 4 Golden Opportunity For a safe, profitable investment there is nothing in the Kootenays to equal lots in the town of FERGUSON THE RAILWAY IS COMPLETED And trains are now running to the foot of Trout lake. MINE DEVELOPMENT Is being pushed as never before and the outlook for the season is most promising. Buy a few lots before the rush sets in 'for they are bound to be valuable before autumn. "a FERG USON Is the most promising town in the Lardeau Business Lots O 1 Sfk and are held at V> MOU UDW upwards. Residential Lots 7ff /)/} and are held at aTQ%UU Upw upwards. Write or call on Oeneral Agent, Henry Floyd, Revelstoke, B. C. V , . a*** ���*** sai_aaM *_inlna; a-i are Invaatment. A thought on mining as an investment. You wbo measure gains in mercantile pursuits by the fixed ratio ol the buying and soiling price; you who have tbe simple scale of interest on money loaned; you who buy land, build houses, and become renting landlords, or you who would take the forms where chance enters moro largely, as industrial, railroad or other stock, or buying aad selling the oereali���all are asked to view in unprejudiced light���mining. There can be no more legitimate investment than mining. We mean bere mining, real, Intelligent mining, such at makes producers and operates them, A miner's gain is no one's loss He takes nothing from the pocket of his brother, but from God Almighty's hand. Competition, bruising, grinding, murdoring competition is unknown to tbe gold miner. He locates or buys his mine, performing a duty urged by the government, or paying value received. Ho develops It, helping his brother by giving him employment and consuming bis produce, His metal extracted, competition does not enter into the sale, for it is always in demand and at a fixed figure. Trusts manipulate and water industrial and railroad stocks. Heal estate booms go and come. Manufacturing is nipped in tbe prime by centralized competition. Bonds are sure, but dreadfully slow. Mortgages do not always secure. There are a thousand besetting evils to all Investments, except a gold mine. Mining bas been given a pall of prejudice by reason of fraud. Men, pretend.ne to own a property, havo secured money to wiiste where there were plainly no values to bo secured, Others, baving u good property, have squandered money in extravagant and criminal management. Tom many, with no knowledge of the* vocation, have poured money into the ground to reach a ledge, which any inttiligent mining man would discnuntenani'i ��� Investors arn sometimes to blame In other respects. They put a dollar into a mine, uxpecting the following day 10 in return. They do not realize the time required tn develop und open a mine, and often leave, the lield disgusted In fore work has progressed to that stave testing the merits of thoir properly. These are causes for intense prejnu ice. Prejudice Is foolish. Viow in its truo light everything, eUe you may lose a goldeir opportunity. View mining so. Be assured of honest manage ment, be assured of competency, be In* formed on time necessary for opera* tions. Gold Is in millions ot ledge-: there aro safe guides to it. Equip yourself for an Intelligent, faithful search and mining is tho safest anil most fascinating form of investment found to-day.���Western Miner and Fl* nancier. Notloe of Assignment. Pursuant to the "CreditorsTrust Deeds Aet," and amending Acts: Notice is hereby given that Alex. 0. Cummins of tbo town ofFcrKUson ln the Provinco ot British Columbia, trading under the Arm name and style of Cummins & Co.. General Merchants, has by deed dated tbe nth day of June, 1W_, assigned all his real and personal estate, except as therelu mentioned, to Fred C. Elliott of Trout Lake Oily In the Province aforesaid, Solicitor, IN TRUST for the purpose of paying and satisfying rateably and proportionately and without prelerence or priority, thc creditors of the said Alex. C. Cummins, their just debts. The said deed was executed by the said Alex. C. Cummins, assignor and Fred c. Elliott, as- slgoco on tbe nth day of June, 1902. Ail persons having claims against the said Alox. C. Cummins are required to forward particulars of their claims, duly verified, as required by the Aet, to the said Trustee, on or before the 16th day of July, 190*., after which dale the Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to those claims ot which bo shall have received notice. A meeting of the creditors will be held at the Queens Hotel, Nelson, B, 0., on Tuesday the 24th day of June, 1902 at tho hourof four o'clock In the afternoon, to consider the affairs Notice to Delinquent Co-Owners, To c. J. Smith and F. W. nihsdtle or to any person or persons to whom they may have transferred their interests in thc fallowing mineral claims, tbe "Mollie* A" and "Copper Key" located at Short creek, south of Pass creek in the Trout Lake mining division of Vest Kootenay. Take notice that we the undersigned have performed the work and recorded tlie assessment on the above named properties for thc years 1900*1901 and in order ta hold your interest in said claims under Section .4 of the Mineral Aet, and It within 90 days of the first publication hereof you fail or refuse to contribute your portion of fauch expenditure together with the cost of advertising, your Interest ln the said claluMwill become thc -ropertyof thc subscribers under section 4 of he Mineral act of 1900. - . Dated at Ferguson, B. C. this 4th day ot June, 1902. HENRY BANS. of thc estate. Dated Junela Daied this 11th day of June, 1901. FUED C. ELLIOTT, Trustee. Notice to Creditor*. In the matter ot thc estate ot Daniel Anderson, late of Troul Lake, British Columbia, de* ceased: Notice is horeby given pursuant to the Trustees and Executors Act," that all creditors aud others having claims against the estate of the said Daniel Anderson wk,o died on or about the -nth day of January, 191 ti, are required on or before the ISth day ot .Inly, 1902, toseud up post prepaid or deliver to ti-ie under* signed administrator of tho estate ot the said deceased at Trout Lake. 11. C, their christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars ot their claims, the statement of their accounts and the nature of iheir securities, lf any held by them. And further take notice that after such iaat mentioned date the undersigned will proceed to distribute the assets of the said djeccased amongst tbe parties entitled thereto, having regard ouly to the claims ot which he shall then have notice, and that he Will not be liable for the asset or any part thereof, to auy person or persons ot whose claims notice shall nut have been received by him at the time of such distribution. Dated the nth day of June, 1002. ANDREW ANDERSON. Administrator ol the estate of the said, de- teased. * Jui\el_ Oat Cargoes. The British Steamship Oceanl, now en route to Portland from the Ori< has been chartered by Kerr Gifford & Co., of that clly, to carry from Por; land to South Africa 400,000 bushels n oats, Tlie same tirm chartered tin Steamship Askebnll to loud a 800,000 buBhe) cargo of oats at Portland, bu' she will proceed to Tacoma, whej'o .he will receive a cargo nnw being picked up for her. The British Steamship Ganges now loading at Tacomo, will be the B rst of the oat carriers to get a way. She was unable to get a cargo at Van' couver and went to Tacoma to finish. Tbe rate of II. M. 8. Condor. A Victoria dispatch says the Indians of Hcsquoit, on Vancouver coast, hare found a bottle containing tho following moBsrgc: "Mid-ocean, January 5, 1902, H. M. S. Condor. Ship sank. All lost except first officer and two middle.*, wbo escaped in small boat. We are at sea's mercy. (Sigued) A. 3. Rogers." The message is written on a small piece of brown paper, in ink, and bas bean forwarded to tho admiralty. Teachers for Boers. The Imperial government Is Inviting certificated women teachers from Australia to go to South Africa on a yoarly agreement with a salary o! $500. The Inducement is regarded as inadequate and few have responded. It la pointed out that competent teachers would forfolt better positions and prospects in Australia, besides probably facing a rougher life and climatic risks. Send tho Eaglo to your friends in the Junes Signed JOE MARAT. MINERAL ACT. (Form F.) CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENT NOTICE. Good Luck mineral elaim, situate In the Trout Lake Mining Division ot West Kootenay dis trlct. Where located; On Nettle L. mountain, between the north and south forks ot Lardeau creek. TAKE NOTICE-That I, A, P. Cummins as agent for the Great Western Mines, Limited, Freu Miner's Certificate No. .1850, Intend, sixty days from the date hereof, tn apply to the Mining Recorder for a certificate of improvements, tor the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grantof the above claim. And further take notice that action, uuder section 47. must be commenced before the issuance of such certificate of Improvements. Dated this thirtieth day of March A. 1)., 19U2. Aprils A. P. CUMMINS. P. I,, 8. THE NEW AND ONLY MAP OFTHIS DISTRICT . Including the Fish Creek cami�� ami upper DuncHH River ncctioD.com- iitlrd by A. p, Cum mind, P. L. 8., and B- fchannoii. 11. A., it now on *&!�� at'thin oflice. Tha ready tale of the map i�� ��� proving nil we have aaid for it. Tbe Trout take division is lithographed in black, the Lardeau in red, and the Ainn- worth in blue. Kren a tenderfoot could take a copy of thii map and And any claim recorded In the tluee di-rUlont.. The mountaini, lakei, creeks, wagon roads, trail*, surveyed railway route*, and the location and name (by a unique fndox) of every mineral claim ln thc diwtrict Is shown-*,. Next to Vlsttlu$ the Country in Person This Map Takes First Place. In fact every geographical feature is so well define <i that one can nee at a glance the nature of our country and the trend of the claim locations gives an Intelligible idea of the mineral belts running through thc camp "' Excursion Rates EAST Canadian Nolle e. Notice ik hereby given that after one m.ontli from the date hereof I intend tn apply t.othe ,'hief Cum I'li.-ih Inner of Lands and Works for icrmisBlon to ptinthase 80 acre*) of land -in the Jintrici of West Kootenay, situated oa the uorlUuaxt side of Trout 'take nud being; what Is known uh American Point und more nirttou* lary described an follows: CommunclUfg at a post marked "lultlal Post Hugh BrownV n, w. corner;" thence �� chaiux east; the.nce 20 chaius south; thence 40chains west; th'ence2U qhattid north to the point of commencement. Dated at Trout Lake City this l'Jth day of June, 1803, .[UUO!a HUGH 3KOWN. Notice. WE DOUBLE EAGLE MINING AND DEVKL- OPMKNT CO., Limited Liability. Notice Is horeby given that the Annual General meeting of the Shareholders of this i.ompuny will be held at their office in Kcr* .riiiiou, B. Con Thursday, July MHli, 190* at 2 p.m. for the transaction of all business con ��� uected with the Company; and the transfer books of the company will be closed frem June . .th' lWSt, june 6 A. II. HOLDICH, Secretary, Notice. THE GREAT WESTERN .MINES Limited Liability. Notico is hereby given that thc Annual lietieral Meeting of the Shareholders in this company will be held at thei*-oflice In Ferguson, h. i:��� on Wednesday, July Sth, 19U2 at 2 p. m.t for the transaction of all business connected with the Coinpani; and the transfer books nf thc Company wm he closed from June 35th, 1002. Jty 10 A. H. HOLDICH, Secretary. Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium . . . ARROW LAKES, B.C. The most complete resort on the continent of North AftiVrlen- 'Situated midst scenery unrivalled for grandeur. Routing, Ashing and excursions. Resident physician and nurse. In telegraphic communication with all parti of the world. Two mulls arrive and depart every dny. Its baths cuie all nervous and muscular'diseases tin waters heal all kidney, liver and itomach ailments. Its baths and waters are a sure remedy at-.ninst all argentiferous poisons. TERMS : |12 to |16 per week, according to residence in hotel or villa* THIS IS THE ONION LABEL of tbe United Hatters of North America. When you are but* ug a FUR HAT, ither soft or stiff, see to it that the genuine UNION Label ia sewed in it. If a retailer has loose labels in his poRxexsion and offers to put one In a hist for you, do not patronise him. He has not auy ngnttona>e loose labels. Loose labels in retail stores are counterfeits. Do not listen to any explanation as to why the hat has no label. The Genuine Union Label is perforated ou the four edges exactly the same as a postage stamp. Counterfeits ara sometimes perforated on three of the edrei, and sometimes only on two. Keep a sharp lookout for tbe counterfeits. Unprincipled manufacturers are using them ln order to get rid of their scab-made hats. The John B. Btetson Co, and Henry H. Itoelofs A Co., both of Philadelphia, Pa.) are non-union concerns, JOHN A. MOFFITT, President, Orange, N, J. /STEW- 14 JOHN PHILLIPS. Beeretary, 797 Bedford Ave.,Brooklyn. N.Y rt^^^^kmi t^L?*^^ t^^*^*K t^^*^ ^������^^������������^.--P*^*^-*-**. aw^^p\ t^^^^ __^**^^*H ��_^*^^^ aW*^^Kr -UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT- THE Prospectors* Exchange ARTHUR EVANS, Proprietor. ^THOMSON'S LAND1NO, fl. tf. tab: ������or JOPPUED WITH THE IN TIIE MARKET** ���THE CHOICEST OF WINES,* **Ll(Jt.'0RB AND CIOARS** m*t^f,^wf��'i^n<rw When you reach Trout Luke City put up the Queens. .Good accommodation .. Best ol service .. Choicest wines, liquors and cigars..Fire proof safe.. Abrahamson Brothers, Proprietors. Everybody smokes Our Special AND The Union CIGAR They are all Unlou made and of tbt best Havana Tobacco money can buy. Try one and satisfy yourself as to their quality. % Union Cigar Factory, H.A. Brown, Prop. If yau are building or contemplate building we will be pleafg-d to quote you estimates on anything made in our Sa$b and Door Factory and we feel confident that we can give you satisfaction in every particular. Write: Sawyer Bros., Revelstoke, B. C. c.rt>lnly It Is r*e Best Worth Por One Dollar ever offered iu thc map line of a minimi (���amp. II Is the first complete roup of the district,ml IsspIHuh well. ItlsliiPt what you are looking tor. WE ALSO HAVE A KKW MAPS MOUNTED ON LINEN, WITH A 000D COVER, FOR TRAVELLERS OR PROSPECTORS, WHICH HELL AT .1.90. THESE ARK TIIE BEST VALUE, AS THEY W1U, LAST FOR YEARS. Address your order, with an enclosure of a one dollar hill, Ino cheques, orders, etc.] to Mining companies or others ordering lots of 20 or more, maps will bo sup plied at 50 cents each. May 26, 30, June 29, 1 , JMy2.3.4- FROM ROSSLAND,-TRAIL, NELSON, and Intermediate points, TO MINNEAPOLIS - - - . - |M.iC CHICAGO IM.'* DETROIT |77.lKl TORONTO HUM MONTREAL flM-BC Corresponding reduction from all Kootonay points. Usual diverse route.. Meals and berth included on Canadian Pacific Ity. and Lultc steamer.. THROUGH COOKINGS TO ECROPE via all Atlantic Lines. Prepaid ticket*) from all points at lowest rates. J. S. CARTER, K.J. COY LE, D. P. A., A, O. V. A. Nelson. Vancouver. .1. DONOVAN, Agent, Arrowhead. THE LARDEAU EAGLE, Ferguson, B.C. There is only one tXEt mtulDg Jourual. Thut la Mines and Minerals. It ha* a Urg-ci circulation than any two ofh�� American mining journals because It fa the bent. It is tho largest, best Illustrated nm'. handsomest mining journal In tbe world- It is a mining paper (or mining men. Bubserlp- ���Aon price 12.00 per yeir. Hend for freo sample copy. AddreM MINES AND MINERALS 3oran- ton, Pa.,U.S. A. Denver offices*. Bartli BMg., Dearer, Col. SMOKE UNION- f MAKE CIOARS. | (�������������. ,4 �� .. ���,�� <, There are Cheap and Good Union-Made Cigars, but the SMOKE MAKE CIO. SMOKE UNION* MAKE CIGARS, r ** *^*F f M f f *a***^-W**v Enterprise and Selkirk Bn na i UNION- t CIGARS. ��� -���������*> Brands, manutActurtd by the Enterprise ��� f Clfiar Co., Nelnon, ti. 0. are unequalled in < A.the province < Tor tale hy Forgufton'o Leading Hotels, Ask for them. t SMOKE UNION- ��� MADE CIOARS. I *.�����*,��<M-����*������-�� ���>(���.������**��� // You Want All the News of the Lardeau Subscribe for THE = LARDEAU EAGLES $2 your friends A YEAR Sample copies forwarded to any address on application Published Every Thursday $2year } A ^vl^_ : LOCAL FIELD IN BRIEF Next Thursday tho 2GtU is Coronation Day. Mr. Dave Forpfuson is, back again in Ferguson. N. Hillier was in town Monday from Trout Lake. C. B. Hume of Revelstoke was a visitor in town this week. Mi*. Vernon of the Triune left Tuesday morning for San Francisco. Mr. Laycock wentdown to Fishcreok on Wednesday foi' a couple of days. Mrs. Al. Chisolm has been very ill for ten days, but is now much better. Rev. Mr. McKay, Presbyterian student at Beaton, is visiting Ferguson, il. Ross has returned from spending tho winter at Mehman on the Fraser, F. C. Elliott, barrister of Trout Lake, mado his weekly visit to Ferguson Monday. Mr. Pool flew into camp during the week and went out again next day. He has gone to Calgary. Gold Commissioner Fraser visited tho Lardeau country last week. He was in Ferguson Friday. Chas. Holton, representing the Enterprise Brewery of Revelstoke spent a few days in town last week. Messrs, Adams & Schomborg of Kas- lo, started with supplies up tho north fork to-day to do assessment. The travelling representative of the Nelson Minor was in the payroll centre last week and gave the Eagle a call Dr. Newcombe made his usual trips ubout tho district during the week. Ho reports that very littlo sickness exists. Jas. Pntton who returned from the Coast Wednesday last went out Thursday to do assessment work on his claim at night milo. Tho tonnage of the Granby mines of the Boundary district, B. C, is soon to be increased from 1,500 tons daily, to .,.���������00 or 3,000 tons. .' ������ The "Dad" block an imposing structure on Victoria avenue wa3 turned over to the owners by Contractors Dunbar & Ackert a fow days since. Henry Colo, who was killed at Na- kusp, was a brother of F. F. Cole, the millionaire steel magnate, and the body was rent to the states for interment. Rev. S. .T. Green being quite ill on .Sunday was unable to take tha service that evening in tho F.agle hall. Mr Mnier of Trout Lake conducted the serviee. Mr. Thos. Henderson, wife and little girl, and James Coram of Drayton, Ont., arrived in Ferguson on Monday's Btajje. and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Shannon, The Canadian Pacific Railway company calculates to sell $20,000,000 worth of la��d in the Northwest this year. This land is sold at six per cent, interest on the installment plan. Attention is directed to a clause added to tho advt. of Map of Lardeau. In future when orders aro received of twentv or inoro tho maps will be sold r.t 50 conts each. For any number under twenty thc regular price will bo oharged, Tho London Daily Mall says sixty first clans (lory steeds aro being trained as mounts for tho uso of colonial pro- nilei'B during tho coronation festivities. Was Mr. Dunsmuir properly coached bofore he departed? If not tho future proceedings may be decidedly oiu- barra.ising. As an orator ho may pass, in deportment ho may catch on, but as an equestrian, wc hope thero is no danger of his "coming off."���Victoria Tltpes, Tho Froo Press makes an important announcement to all who love and appreciate boautiful pictures. To all subscribers to its weekly edition it offers as a premium ten paintings by world famous masters of modern art, reproduced in colors by proc.sses so perfect as to make them exact replicas of the originals. The ten pictures are sent on r-Jj-aipt of ordor to the Weekly Free Press riash subscribers, and com- j ���noticing with'July, one additional picture will lie given evory month, making twenty two pictures in tbe course ot tbt yoar. A party of five miners from Sandon reached Ferguson Thursday. The general public are invited to be present at a school meeting in the Bagle hall next Saturday. J. B. Scott, representing the Revelstoko Wine & Spirit Co. was ia town Thursday soliciting orders. Thos. Morley, representing Morley k Laing, wholesale and retail stationers of Nelson, was in Ferguson Thursday. The Derby has beon won by Ard. Patrick, a famous eolt owned by John Goran, an Irishman of renown in the racing world. Tho first consignment of freight over tho new Lardeau railway arrived in Trout Lake Sunday for McKinnon & Sutherland, Forguson. Rev. Mr. Solley, an English church clergyman from Manitoba is expected in Ferguson tbe last of June and will conduct services in Ferguson and Trout Lake. Mr. Sam Sutherland made a trip to Arrowhead Monday to receive a carload of groceries thai had been expected via Gerrard with another consignment. The Quadrille club gave a pleasant dance in Eagle hall Thursday night under the direction of Prof. R. T, Bury. There was a fair attendance, Another danee will be given next Thursday. Miss M. Davis has purchased the building immediately east of the Nottie L. office, recently used as a school, and will open a first class laundry on July 1st, Miss Davis is getting in a good laundryman. Mrs. McDonald entertained a number of the ladies who aro spending the summer in Ferguson and are guests at the Windsor, to an "at homo" Saturday last in her rooms at the hotol. A very pleasant timo was spent and all declared ��� Mrs. McDonald a charming young hostess. The ��agle received a pleasant call Wednesday from Mr. D. L. Clink, owner of the Trout Lake saw mill. Mr. Clink like the writer, spent a number of years in the employ of tho N. W. T. civil service, but removed to Trout Lake five years since, where he bas built up a good trade in lumber, Practically tlie first gold to arrive from the Klondike camo to Vancouver on the 14th aboard tho Steamship Princess of May. Approximately $50,000 in dust came in on that boat. The greater part of this gold found its way to the Vancouver Assay office, but some of it went on to Seattle. The docking ol thc Princess May marked the arrival of two gold ships from the north within twenty hours, tho other being the Steamer City of Seattle. Tbo gold ou the latter amounted to between $60,- 000 and *70,000 and was taken to Seattle. i^sk. sS -A^frejrfe .rfz rfzjfejJ-L*-}.._&_* JJ ���Jv^-_5r^^.-A-zpA-A^^*--A~-^-'yT! 5'{' PROFESSIONAL J �� jj J CARDS. I 3 f/jte.rfzjfejvz--..-* .vfa-sfej4tj4.jii*s w ILLIAM A. BAUER, 3 DOMINION AND PROVIN- ff % Cf AL LAND SURVEYORS. 3- $ ���* ����� Surveys of Mines, Mineral Claimn and a, j Crown Lands. Crown Grants Ob- p 5 tallied ami Assessments MiuiAged it j for Absentees. a �� Offices: Ferguson n. 0. and Vancouver McKinnon cfc Sutherland I ��� ��� ' s. SHANNON, H. A. ASSAYER and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. % H' 'tdqnBrterH far Information Kegardtag j. Lankan Properties. ���k W.lte Tor Information. J Call aid see Samples. li OFFICE; VICTORIA AVE.. *. FERGUSON, B.C. * T)OBERT HODGE, | BARRISTER, SOLICITOR "���i AND NOTARY PUBLIC, j Ti OFFICE���Over tlio Imperial Bank, j -S FERGUSON, D, C. WE tfike plea: cently plan CHILDRENS1 urn pleasure iu announcing that we have re- .lai'i'fl in stock a complete line of LADIES, and GENTLEMEN'S' summer goods of up to date make and choice miiti-rial. These Roods were carefully selected in tlie most exclusive Markets and wo feci confident that our many customers will be delighted. LADIES'SHIRT WAISTS Our Ladjea'Shirt Waists art r .. latest patterns and best selling material!) pretty and strictly of tbo IK material!). Call and in* speet, it Is our pleasure to show goods. HATS Wo claim to havo the best selected nnd larj-OBt stock oF Men's und Hoy's bats In tlie Lardeau. "Every hat stamped with the Union Label." SHIRTS Wc have the newest styles and patterns In starched and negilec shirts. The same as are being sold dally to the best dressed men in eastern cities. Kemeinber our stock includes everything that is used in the district in the merchandise line. H ARVEY, McCARTKR & PINKHAM, i Barristers, Solicitcrs, etc. 3 Offices: Revelstoko, Qolden, and Forgu- <��� son. Solicitors for Imperial Bank 3 ol Canada. > Geo. 8. McCarter. J. A. Harvey, fl A. M. Pinkham. TjlRED C. ELLIOTT, Barrister, Notary Public etc. TROUT LAKE CITY B. C..AND Ferguson, B. C. tf ; f I.ocils With u l-uyrttr'-nli. * Wanted ��� Woman cook. Apply statin),' wages tu Windsor hotel, Forguson, 13. C, Saddle horsos for sale. We have all kinds and at all prices. We can suit you. Craig & Hillman, Beaton, To get acquainted with this district you should havo a copy of the new and only map. Send a one dollar bill to tho Eagle and secure one at once. * Por anything in the book or stationery line send to the Canada Drug & Hook Co., Revelstoke, B. C. Mail orders receive prompt attention. For Sale���Lots 9 and 10, block .... next to Ferguson Hotol, Ferguson, together or separately, For terms, etc. apply to H, Floyd, Kovolstoko, B, C. * Hello Central! Are you aware of tho fact that thoro Is a telephone line In the country? Why not save time and money by using it. Phone at Cummins & Co.'sstoro. * Smokers: If you want tho GENUINE "Union" and "Our Special" CIGAR seo that "Union Cigar Fuctory" is stamped In gilt letters on every box. ���H. A. Brown, Revelstoke, B. C. Ji T M. SCOTT, B. A. L. L. B. V. tt. Barrister, Solicitcr, etc. McKinnon d? Sutherland! t The Post Office Store r ***_) The most complete stock in Ferguson. w Union-Made Hats and Shoes. ^ Full line of Ladies' and Children's goods. "'"������������'���'��� _w Make a specialty of filling mine orders in groceries ft and hardware. W Try a Pair ot Onr Hani-Made Prospectors' Shoes. i O. B. Batho tf Co. S j j**-*-*--*- OFFICES: McKEXZIE AVENUE, Revelstoke, B. C. I ���^s-j-A-zj-tzj*; -zjs* *���* -*rz{s-_}r Tip -_�� NOTICE! The public aro hereby notified that no accounts will he paid for foods supplied or debts contracted on behalt of either the Metropolitan Hold A Silver Mining Co. of B. 0., Ltd., or to the Lardeau (Smelting & Refining Co. of H. O.i Ltd,, unless authorized in writing by the undersigned. No one else has authority to purchase or orderBupplles or goods of any kind. Ferguson, June 20,1002. J, w. McCrossan, Mgr, Imi-H-mm^-m-m-m^ Ill/ATCHMAKBR ! fV asd JEWELER A FIRST C1ASS IINK OF WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY ALL KINDS OF WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING James V. Reeves, EAGLE BLOCK Ferguson, B. C. CUMMINS * CO. Established 1896 General Merchants -i Packing and Fe^dPackinfir ^ Freight! np' Transfer Outfit. Drugs ana Stationery Presort ptious Carefully and ..Acciifately Compounded.. A. F. fk A N K I N E P. O. BLOCK, FERGUSON, B, C. A The B.Ci ASSAYS CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO. "a. VANCOUVER, 11. C. Headquarters for Ansayers, Mining: & Mill SiiiM'H'"*. Hole agents ill B. c, for MbtaAn Cru'clblo Co., Hatfersna, R Knglnndj P. W. Braun & Co.'s Patent ��� Gary Funnices, Burners, etc.; Wm. Alnsworth & Co.'s Fine Balances.etc.. etc. il * .O' ==) ______________________________________ Contracts entered into foe paaktn-** of Minlrio* Supplies, etc., to any point in tin* distriot. Good, prompt service, and any work undertaken guaranteed. Frei-jhtlnp; from Thomson's Landing:to Ferguson a speoialty. Headquarters at Ferguson, B.C. S, Daney, Prop. EAOLE BLOCK, R. S. Wilson, riZNT Every garment turned out in tliis shop will bear this label, a guarantee in itself ot lirst class workmanship. Drop in and sec our stock and samples. - - - FERGUSON B. C. Ferguson Meat Market Fine stock of the best Alberta I l'RESH BEEP, FORK, MUT- 1 | TON, POULTRY, Etc., Etc, \ Mino ordors a specialty. Shop one door ea9t of Hotel Larde Ferguson! Tlie pav roll centre and thu fineu itfjiore I.nrdeuu'.i shtpplii * mines ore locatud, f-SBltuatod no intleS Hmthcost of KovelHtoknj From Rflvelstoko to Arrowl)oart'l)yrftil,!.HinIle-'j frOhi Arrow- head to Thomson'* Landing hy bout, v> mile:*; from tlio T.wiilim: to FERGUSON-, by horso or Btape, 10 utiles. Com sirnigbt t.i Fffrer.son, liiTcatifntlou courted, -,,. �� _x.
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The Truth About Memorial Day: A Collage
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More than 260 dentists no longer providing services to medical card holders after leaving scheme
The Irish Dental Association has warned of a treatment crisis as dentists quit care scheme "in their droves".
Irish Dental Association says 'guidance doesn't need to be changed' after WHO advises delay of routine dental work
The World Health Organization has said non-essential dental work should be delayed until Covid-19 transmission rates drop sufficiently.
Dentists seek urgent meeting with Donnelly over claims government failed to deliver promised PPE
In recent months, dentists have warned of the strain their industry is under due to Covid-19.
Majority of dentists fear Covid-19 poses high risk to 'sustainability' of their practice
The Irish Dental Association carried out a survey of dentists across the country.
Irish Dental Association accuses Government of 'ignoring effective collapse of dental profession in Ireland'
Dentists' incomes are down by over 90% on average during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Some are concerned at the lack of clear guidelines being issued to dentists in the current crisis.
Free dental care for under-6s and free GP visits extended to under-8s from September 2020
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In Ireland, vulnerable people have more untreated dental disease, and poorer oral health-related quality of life than others.
Dentists say HPV vaccine is a 'no brainer' as cases of head, neck and mouth cancer on the rise
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The men had previously worked well together but the relationship became "toxic", a court heard.
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Dentists charging more than listed, home kits not working and rudeness: Ireland's dentistry complaints
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Planning on seeing an orthodontist in Tipperary? You'll be waiting 41 months
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7 celebs who faced the horror of adult braces
Niall Horan just got his off!
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Almost one third of us are postponing going to the dentist - because of cost
One dentist has warned that we may be returning to the days of extractions and dentures.
Food industry not convinced by sugar tax, but neither are dentists
While food industry representatives say that a tax would hit consumers, dentists question the health benefits of it.
Don't overbrush your teeth, say dentists
We're encouraged to brush twice a day – but over-brushing can lead to sensitive teeth, dentists said today.
Up to 20,000 children on waiting lists for orthodontic work
The situation is particularly bad in Kerry, Cork, Laois, Offaly and Sligo, according to the new head of the Irish Dental Association.
Dental sector could face loss of up to 1,000 jobs this year
A survey of Irish dentists has indicated hundreds of workers could be laid-off 2012 – as practices reduce staff numbers to cope with falling profits.
HSE underspent on dental care by €11.5m last year
Dentists are furious at new figures which showed that the HSE had budgeted €63m for dental care, but only spent €51.5m.
Dentists call for public health warnings on soft drinks
Ireland has one of the highest per capita soft drinks consumption in the western world – we drink an average of at least one 330ml can of fizzy drink a day.
Money from 'sugar tax' should go to dental schemes, say dentists
Irish Dental Association also highlights the fact that the HSE post of Chief Dental Officer has been lying idle for TEN years.
Dentists offer free checks for mouth cancer
As part of Mouth Cancer Awareness Day, dentists across the country are offering free checks to the public to help detect a disease occurring with greater frequency in Ireland.
Healthcare workers 'should be tracked'
The Health Information and Quality Authority wants every healthcare worker to be assigned a unique number which will follow them throughout the course of their career.
Dentists must display prices under new code of practice
Dental Council issue new guidelines for its members and advises consumers on best to choose a dentist, either at home or abroad.


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Credit Union Campaign
The Credit Union Campaign is one of the most successful revenue-generating campaigns of the Foundation's year. Mail, e-mail, phone, and in-person requests are made to credit unions, the Association and its affiliates by board members. The campaign begins on March 19th, the anniversary of the Foundation's chartering.
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Held jointly with the New Jersey Credit Union Foundation during the CrossState Credit Union Association annual convention, this event provides the opportunity for credit unions to donate pieces representing their unique part of their state for display on our online website during the conference, as well as online on the Foundation's Facebook page in the weeks leading up to the exhibit. The items are then auctioned on the final day of the conference.
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MONTREAL, Sept. 13, 2013 /CNW Telbec/ - Media reports have suggested that the Jewish community will be participating in tomorrow's demonstration against the Charter of Quebec values, organized by the Quebec Collective Against Islamophobia, among others. This is incorrect. In fact, the organized Jewish community will not be participating.
The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs - Quebec (CIJA-Quebec), the official spokesperson for the organized Jewish community in Quebec is surprised that the organizers chose to hold the demonstration on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year in the Jewish calendar.
The Jewish community has always been strongly in favour of the religious neutrality of the state and of the equality of men and women, both of which are sociological facts firmly established in Quebec. This is why CIJA-Quebec, as it has previously told Minister Bernard Drainville, believes the proposed Charter of Quebec Values, and its ban on religious symbols in the entire public and para-public sector is unjustified and unjustifiable, and will unnecessarily divide Quebecers.
The Jewish community speaks for itself and will not accept to be co-opted or manipulated by the dubious objectives of some of the organizers of the demonstration, who include religious radical fundamentalists with whom the Jewish community will never make common cause.
The Jewish community will continue to participate in this serious societal debate on the basis of a firm but respectful tone, via the media and through dialogue with our elected officials.
SOURCE: Center for Israel and Jewish Affairs
For further information:
David Ouellette
Associate Director, Public Affairs (Québec)
Vice-President (Quebec)


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