Night Watchman Pat Kennedy in Shooting Case Bond Set
Night watchman Pat Kennedy faced Justices Rose and Rochusten and was bound over for examination on the shooting of Tim Sullivan last Tuesday morning. Kennedy says he acted after being shot at, and bail was posted with security for the remaining amount.
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Pat Kennedy
Rose
Rochusten
Tim Sullivan
Kennedy
Meiers
Black
Nelson
Ross
Stenstrom
Dinsmore
Grand Forks
William Palmer
Trail
Sullivan
Cascade
Carpenter Samuel Edge Dies After Alcoholism Struggles
Samuel Edge a city carpenter died this morning in his river bank shack. He leaves a grown son who has lived with him here. Edge had been in the city several weeks and lately worked on Captain Ritchie’s new hotel on Second Avenue opposite the B C stables.
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Samuel Edge
Edge
Capt. Ritchie
Second Avenue
B. C
Ross Thompson Seeks Townsite at Baker Creek Mile from Kascade
Ross Thompson applies to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to buy 820 acres at Baker creek mouth on Christina lake. The land lies within D Beach mineral claims and Thompson plans a town there, six miles from Cascade.
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Ross Thompson
Rossland
Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
Baker Creek
Christina Lake
D. ©. Beach
Mr. Thompson
Cascade
Moody hotel project advances at Christina
Work proceeds on Moody's new hotel at Christina. Meek becomes book-keeper for Mann Foley Bros Larnon after W H Doolittle resigns and returns to Spokane. Knob Hill tunnel pushes to 400 feet with ore mined and no waste. 7 000 tons of ore on dump. drills and compressor run smoothly.
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Moody's
Christina
Cascade Tax Payers’ Association
C. J. Eckstorm
P. J. O'Reilly
J. M. Martin
Knob Hill
Elect Three Fire Wardens for Cascade on December 12
Vernon official J H Good directs Cascade election under the Village Fire Protection Act. Voting from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Cascade post office. Any male resident 18 or older may vote. wardens may inspect buildings and regulate stoves and chimneys to prevent fire. Penalties apply for disobedience. The Travellers' Home at Christina Lake to open next week by C J Eckstorm.
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Cascade
Stocker
L. Norris
Vernon
J. H. Good
Vernon, B. C
Villages
B. C
Jas, H. Good
Gov’t
Minton
Christina Lake
C. J. Eckstorm
Cascade News Highlights Local Activity and Visitors
Richard Montgomery leaves on a trip to Spokane while Dorsey opens a feed stable in Cascade. Judge Stutten from Grand Forks visits en route to Nelson. Hotel Gladstone owner John Dorsey tuna in town on business. Local contractor Ferguson returns from Rossland. Captain Hargraves, mining man, in town last Tuesday. Cascade hospital treats about 25 patients with most improving. B C Syndicate store manager Asprey reports brisk business at the Cove. Sawmill boiler from Waterville due today. Rev J M Wallace to preach again next Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Anderson en route to Greenwood to start a hotel. B C Syndicate moves to new addition and upstairs office. L A Hamilton, C P R Land Commissioner, expected soon. W F Tye daily look in. Keenan case sent to Grand Forks. L K Larson to open tobacco and fruit shop near post office. Record’s new sign boosts subscriptions. receipt-writing rising.
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Dorsey
Gladstone
V. Monnier
Judge Stutten
Grand Forks
Cascade
Nelson
John Dorsey
D. D. Ferguson
Rossland
Republic
Hargraves
Cascade Hospital
Sullivan
Frank Asprey
B. C. Syndicate
the Cove
Christina Lake
Christina
Waterville
Wash
J. M. Wallace
L. K. Larson
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HA Sup Sullivan
James Miller
Darcy
Peter Munroe
Elking
Lynch & Earl Mill
Uncle Sam
Sulivan
Foster
Fire Wardens
Richard Montgomery
Spoane
Frank Fullmer
H. Y. Anderson
Anderson House
Brooklyn
Greenwood
L. A. Hamilton
Winnipeg
W. F. Tye
Columbia & Western
Ieala
George Keenan
Rose and
Rochussen
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