Local notes from Cascade and surrounding towns
Local brief items report Mrs N W Coates visiting Columbia guest of Mrs I A Dinsmore. W Forrest and cousin John Forrest arrived from the east. Fred Gribi of Northport visited Cascade to look after mining interests. Snow measured six to eight inches on Monday. Mrs D D Ferguson left for Prince Albert to visit her brother Alonzo Hardenby. D C Beach does assessment work for the English store near the Victoria group on Christina Lake. Charles Rambel moved to Curlew for a similar post with American Mining and Investment. Yale-Columbia Lumber Co expands booms on Kettle River to catch drift logs. Northport wrote of selling a residential business lot in Cascade. F W Button reports his father coming from the east to settle across the river. Fred will join him. Dick Darrow renovating the Columbia hotel in preparation for a expected forward movement. Railway officials toured the line: Whyte, Marpole, Sullivan, Gambie, Lonsdale Coupe, Milestone, and secretaries Armistead and Coyle. A fire at J A Bertole's residence prompted a chaotic scene with a torch on a roof. Cascade is quarantined with three times daily bugle calls and Nightly music. Salvation Army service and a minstrel show featuring burnt corks and Carrie Nation impersonator. Quarantine ends next Wednesday if frost cases do not arise. The Phoenix Pioneer notes transcontinental travel via Rio Grande Western route through Salt Lake City. Endorsed travel inquiries advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Chandler
Baker
McDonald
Ironsides
Salvation Army
Tommy Hogan
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Phoenix Pioneer
Quarantined Granby Miners Pass Time in Isolation
Sixty or seventy miners quarantined in Granby apartments due to mild varioloid cases are passing the time in the bunkhouse. The healthy workers, with little to do, occupy themselves with eating and sleeping while a few readers keep busy during the confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granby
Wise Man From the West Picks Eastbound Rail Route
A traveler from the West selects Salt Lake City routes via Rio Grande Western Railway with Denver Rio Grande and Colorado Midland connections. The trip boasts scenic Rocky Mountain passes, three fast through trains daily between Ogden Denver and points east, direct Salt Lake City passage, top dining car service, and through Pullman Palace and Ordinary Sleeping cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Rio Grande Western Railway
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
America
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake
City of the Saints
Ogden
Denver
Southern Pacific
Oregon Hailways& Navigation Company
Oregon Short Line
Examination for Assayers License in British Columbia
Examinations for license to practice assaying will be held at Rean B. G. on April 15 1901 and following days. Applications in writing with the fee of 8.0 must reach the Secretary of the Board of Examiners at least ten days before the start date. Further information from H Carmichael secretary Board of Examiners Victoria B C. March 12 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mines Act
Rean B. G
Board of Examiners
H. Carmichael
Board of Hexaminers
Victoria
Richard McBride
Pabamient of Mines
IB. C
Provincial Officials Appoint Deputy Immigration Officers
Provincial Secretary announces in council on 14 March 1901 the appointment of Deputy Immigration Officers for districts. Names listed include James Kirby Port Essington Cassiar District H F M Jones Shoal Bay Thurlow Island New Wises Mace District A W Lane Mission City New Westminster District Reka Dinsmore Grand Forks Yale District Cunningham Greenwood Yale District A McLeod Fernie Kootenay District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kirby
Port
Essington
Cassiar
H. F. M. Jones
Shoal Bay
Thurlow Island
New Wises
Mace
A. W. Lane
Mission City
New Westminster
Reka Dinsmore
Grand Forks
Yale
A Cunningham
Greenwood
A. McLeod
Fernie
Kootenay
Bills of Sale Act Registration Notice Amid Yale County Reforms
Notice announces registration provisions under the Bills of Sale Act for Yale County subdivisions. Registrations open at Grand Forks Kettle River Vernon and Kamloops offices with dates in April 1901. Provincial Secretary J D Prentice signs the notice dated March 12 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Grand Forks
Kettle River
Greenwood
Conwail
Vernon Rro R Ene
Istrar
Vernon
Fonder
Kamloops
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. W. Forrest
John Forrest
Fred Gribi
Northport
Cascade
D. D. Ferguson
Prince Albert
Alonzo Hardenby
D. C. Beach
Round Tower
Victoria Group
Christina Lake
Charles Rambel
Yale-Columbia Lumber Co
Curlew
American Mining and Investment Company
Yale-Columbia Lumber Company
Big Dam
F. W. Button
Camden
Wash
Fred
Dick Darrow
Columbia
Wm. Whyte
R. Marpole
J.G. Sullivan
H. J. Gambie
John Lonsdale Coupe
C. W. Milestone
Secretries Armistead and Coyle
J. A. Bertole
San Francisco
Portland
Omaha
Chicago
J. OD
Mansfield
Washington
Ore
Geo. W. Heintz
British Columbia
J.D. Prentice
Similkameen
Manes
Princeton
Similkameen City Townsite Company
Prank Bailey
H. M Keefer
Wallace-Miller
B. C
Clough
Vancouver
Spokane
Toronto
Rossland
Nelson
Boundary Towns
Ncern
Similkameen City
Bailey
W. Featherstonhaugh
R. H. Parkinson
PLS
Cousins
Olalla
W. C. McDougall
Jas. Riordan
David Black
C. L. Burnsides
A. Sirett
T. J. McAlpin
Phoenix
K. P. Matheson
Camp Hepsey
R. C. Hawtrey
TeAmevnts
Falkview— Uundan
Dik L. W. Shatford
Chas
E. Oliver
Frank Bailey
The
Columbia, Brewery
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