Olive VP accused of deceiving Legislature in Dolly Varden dispute
Vancouver lawyer for origin owners of the Dolly Varden Mines questions Premier Macdonald era tactics in a charged legislative reading. The letter accuses the government of withholding facts about mine funding and Dolly Varden legislation, alleging deliberate deception and lobbying influence.
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Victoria
Apel
Blual Ik
Vancouver
Dolly Varden
Tg Ying
Taylor Cam- Dany
Soul
Ud- Growsido Ton
Jon Oliver
Hie
Cole Melntosh
Col Melntosh
Dolly Varden Mines Company
Jy Varden
Imoneys
Ureso Paricntars
Dolly Vardan
Brewster
John T. Scott
Macdonald
John ‘Th. Bratt
Macdonall
Mackehelo
Mac Honald
Ueskela
Ladies Lead Effort to Beautify Local Cemetery
At a council meeting the Mutequi deputation of ladies urged action to improve the MS. Leman cemetery, describing its deplorable condition. Councillor Kealy backed the push, offering gravel, grading and leveling, and a monitoring committee was formed to organize a working party for the next public holiday.
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Mutsqui
Wy Danecun
Hunlingdon Road
Wilbun Eliott
Bell
Riverside
Wi" Hiell
Caswell
Bell Road
Messty
Seath
Downes
Downes Road
Benson
Mr. Lehman
Conn
P. Kelly
Coun
Mission
Ottawa plans transfer of natural resources to western provinces
In Parliament Ottawa outlined government intent to transfer mining and natural resources to Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba as soon as equitable. Lornsi e wel equitable to all provinces was stated and parliamentary action was described as necessary to effect the transfer.
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Ottawa
Lormnstor
Alberti
Saskatchewan
Manuola
Campbell
Net
House of Commons
Sunton
Ferry service suspended for repairs and maintenance
The Miasiou Matuqul ferry is closed for a few days while Corry Tuning serves as helm during the Hew furry boat maintenance shift.
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Corry
Retirement promise letter from T Elliott hints at fading past life
A damaged note from T Elliott on retirement appears from Hew Bank of Montreal era prose. The misspelled line predicts long years of perfect fanlife and urges not to forget the past. The fragmentary document remains unclear but hints at personal reflection and a retirement theme.
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Gould
T. Elliott
Premier Bowser and Elliott Telegram Row Over Legislation
In a heated legislative session Premier Bowser and Opposition leader Elliott clash over using power to summon Mr. Elliott before the bar of the House. Bowser urges patience as public opinion could turn the matter into ridicule while Elliott warns against personalizing the dispute and stresses public interest and integrity. The debate ends with both leaders voting together after a tense exchange.
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Uat
Oliver
Wid Bowser
Bowser
Wilett
Ellott
Witott
Trentier
Lllett
Lliott
Nin
Wes
Ure
Tauke
Power to Appoint Advisory to Oversee Engineering Work
April 20 in Victoria reports the executive plan to appoint an advisory board to supervise the explosion near the gexaton site. The board will coordinate warnings and ensure safety as storms approach the weeks ending May 32 and 34.
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Victoria
Hla Meawin
Oagnelt
Counell
Fogler
Personal notices from Abbotsford and area events
Local notes record visits and greetings from Abbotsford and Vancouver residents. Mr and Mrs Martin and George Juris visited friends. Miss Worth from Vancouver is spending the week with Mr and Mrs King. Embroidery Club held a gathering hosted by Mrs P F J Ry White. Miss Emelyn Alder joined the Royal Bank staff and stays with sister Mrs S Bedlow. Mrs Arthur Tretheway returned from the east and Vancouver. Miss Emma Trethewey has stopped teaching and enjoys home life. Farrow family from Northern Alberta visiting Lorne H Parrow who bought Miller fruit ranch. Geo A McKay returned from California. Miss Juliet Rodgers was home for the weekend. Mrs Stinson, Vancouver, with her daughter Varna and Mrs McLeod oversee a general store near the A I and I Co mill. Miss McLeod, a Conghtan teacher, visited family over the weekend. Arthur Bhy from the prairie here this week. W A of the GW V A held a Whist drive at the Masonic Hall with prizes to Mrs McMenamy and B Weir. consolation to A McCallum and Roy Weir. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Teng’s with large turnout. next at Mrs Ryall’s.
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Vancouver
Emma Trethewey
Tfe
Alfred Farrow
Alberta
Lorne H. Parrow
Miller Fruit
Juliett Rodgers
New Westminster
Stinson
A. I
1. Co
Varna
Why
Arthur Bhy
Prairie
W. A
GW. V A
Masonic Hall
McMenamy
B. Weir
A. McCallum
Roy Weir
Ladies
No Wish Ro Talat Of Lot Lots NP Ligon
U.S. customs officer Paul Dolsted, off duty by the river, spots a floral decorated Jordan sedan. He stops to admire it and agrees to talk with the driver, only to discover 20 cases of liquor concealed under the flowers.
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Sumas
Paul Dolsted
U.S
Jordan
Dolsted
Wyjon
JEE Inspector Appointments Across Mainland
At a conference with the deputy minister of agriculture this week an additional inspectorate was admitted for the Lower Mainland. Ex-captain Chittenden of Bradner is expected to join soon, between Clibyurn and Claverdale. Mrs. McDowell of Columbia Gard uss becomes deputy chief inspector, and a new principal at Abbotsford Suparisa arhool arrives, bringing two young daughters.
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Chittenden
Bradner
Cliyburn
Claverdale
Mere WedLaralth
McNowell
Columbia Gard
Uss Nor Nelson
B.C
Abbotsford
Yarwood to Leave Sumas for Defoty Superintendent Post
Mr SL G Yarwood clerk of Sumas municipality will shortly leave for Vietoris Gt to assume the post of a defective superintendent. Mr C Blitchford will handle stiluls for Yarwood during his absence. Mrs Gillen is visiting in Vancouver.
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SL G. Yarwood
Sumas
Nere
Vietoris Gt
Vyking Acheme
C. Blitchford
Yarwood
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Olive
Lngislatuir
Chen
Syurach
Oo Preserve
Bank of
Montreal
Ivahiaad
Oliver Ins
Jowem
Mrs. Gillen
Vancouiver
Williams
F. J. R. Whitchelo
HG. Mone
Vaemers
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