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Newspaper
Cascade Record
Location
Cascade, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1899
Page
4
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A reflective piece on the harms of chronic grumbling, urging readers to speak well of their town and contribute positively. It warns kickers undermine frontier communities and asks individuals to choose action over endless complaint, blessing their locality or moving on.
Eber C. Smith of the Grand Forks Gazette sells his stake in the Phoenix Pioneer to the Pioneer Publishing Co. The transfer names the parties and completes the sale of the publication interest.
The Provincial Gazette notes Grand Forks will seek legislation to permit sewer discharge into the Kettle River and its north fork. Critics in Cascade City warn of drinking water contamination, urging caution and neighborly health protections. Greenwood and Boundary Creek projects, a new typo graphic union, and a rich Treadwell mine report are also summarized with local developments.
The Imperial government spends about 10 million weekly on the Transvaal war while Sir Charles Tupper, nearly 79, tours the province promoting the Conservative Party. He visits Grand Forks and Greenwood then Rossland to review Velvet and Portland mining interests. The BC Mining Record Christmas issue praises typographic art and substantial articles on prehistoric and historic topics and mining. The Ancient Order of Hibernians in St. Louis and United Irish American orders in New York are mentioned.
Divine service conducted by Rev Joseph McCoy M A tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m standard time in the new church Sabbath school at 2 30 p m in the same place All are cordially invited to attend
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Parliament of Canada at the next session to incorporate a company to build and maintain a railway from near Cascade British Columbia west along the Kettle River valley to near Carson with branches to Grand Forks and up the North Fork of the Kettle River and via Greenwood to Midway, including electrical and telephonic powers. Dated December 2 1899. OYDA Manly for applicants.
Notice that I R E Young acting for John Bull Mines Limited F F M C No B12845 Free Miners Certificate No B18446 will apply for Certificates of Improvements to crown grants for John Bull and Marinette Claims in the Grand Forks mining division Yale district BC on the east side of McRae creek near Gladstone townsite The action under section 87 must be commenced before issuance of the certificates Dated November 27 1899 R E Young P L Young Burnet Rossland BC
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