Cascade Taxpayers Meet Sets Wardens, Night Watchman
The Cascade Taxpayers' Association held its first regular meeting at the Cascade Development Co. office on December 6. Seven new applicants joined, bringing membership to 35. The group decided to recommend Stocker Earle and Elkins for wardens, formed a committee to hire a night watchman, and heard remarks from Wilgiers of the C P R praising local growth and the region as a potential smelter site. The next meeting is scheduled for December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Taxpayers’ Association
Cascade Development Co
Messrs
Stocker
Earle
Elkins
Flood
Stenstrom
Wilgiers
Ethics in a Mining Camp Gambling Debate
The Greenwood Times argues that strict moral theories from eastern cities fail in mining camps. Miners gamble on cards with little harm if confined to quiet games, but hotel bars turning into gambling joints invite police trouble and public disorder. The professional swindler at cards earns scant respect from hotel keepers or law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Times
British Columbia Wins Medals at Tran Miss Exposition
British Columbia secured multiple medals at the Tran Miss exhibition in Omaha. The province earned a silver medal for gold silver copper and lead ore. Reco Mining Company of London received bronze for argentiferous lead ores. Lemon Gold Mining Company of British Columbia earned bronze for gold ores. The exhibit, overseen by L K Armstrong, was well designed and popular with visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Omaha
Province of
Reco Mining Company
London
Lemon Gold Mining Company
L. K. Armstrong
Notable Visits and Local Developments Around Cascade
Martin O Reilly of Nelson and several Spokane visitors toured Cascade this week. Greenwood staff counts 290 voters, up from 148 last year. Cascade mills now produce about 50 000 feet of lumber daily. The Kettle River stage line will soon offer a daily route Greenwood Cascade Niagara. Eight of 21 hospital patients discharged this week with four deaths since opening. Numerous businessmen including Mayall of B C M M syndicate and S J Mighton of Nelson traveled through Cascade. Mrs W Francis regains mobility. E C Eckstorm adds to his Cascade residence. J Driscoll completes decor for Black Bros new hotel. Homer of Inland Industry visits Boundary country for feature and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin O’reilly
Nelson
B. C
Cascade
Greenwood
Mr. Mayall
B. C. M. & M. Syndicate
Spokane
S. J. Mighton
E. C. Eckstorm
Kettle River
Niagara
Jas. Driscoll
Black Bros
Boundary Country
Homer
Inland Industry
Notice of Liquor License Transfer to Cascade City Hotel
Notice that Peter T. McCallum and J. K. Johnson intend to apply at the Yale licensing court in Grand Forks B C on December 15 for a transfer of a retail liquor licence to O G Fredericks for the Commercial Hotel Cascade City lot 6 block 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter T. McCallum
J. K. Johnson
District of
Yale
Osoyoos
Grand Forks
B.C
O.G. Fredericks
Cascade City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taxpayers’ Association
Wilgrers
Kootenay Lake
Joan
Lyngaolm
First Avenue and
Main ST
Cascade, B. C
Scandia Hotel
Oscar Stenstrom
Prop
First Avenue
D. D. Ferguson
Fred Gribi
Mgr
Francis & Milne
Custom House
Cascade City, B.C
Old Curiosity Shop
Clarke Hotel
Josephine Street
Nelson, B. C
Francis & Milne’s
Ctor
E.m.dana
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