Timber Contract Set for Water Power Dam Construction
KE M Dana and David P Barber of Cascade won a large timber contract from Dominion Mining Development Agency Co. for 60,000 lineal feet of round timbers 25 to 40 feet long to build the 850 foot dam above the Kettle River cascades. About 2000 timbers required, date and price not disclosed.
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Cascades
Kettle River
Dominion Mining, Development Agency Co., Ltd
KE. M. Dana
David P. Barber
Cascade
Same
Anderson
Nelson
Messia
Dana
Barber
Wilgress predicts quick start for Cascade City smelter
H T Wilgress, C P R right of way agent, returned from Victoria to Cascade City where he first suggested the site. He said active construction could begin within a few weeks once preliminaries are completed.
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H. T. Wilgress
Boundary
Victoria
Wilgress
Cascade City
Moody Returns From Toroda Creek Claim Staking
H. L. Moody came back this week from Toroda creek on the Colville reservation where he staked out one or two kittens.
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H. L. Moody
Toroda Creek
Colville Reservation
Cascade News Beat Reflects New Arrivals and Local Changes
Nelson mails arrive. Harvey Harris arrives to run Cascade branch of Burns Co. Printing plant for the Republic Miner passes through Cascade. Cascade Taxpayers to meet Tuesday. Fernie’s J M W Thompson joins Gaine Roy Yukon Store. Bremner leaves for Spokane. Tra Black to begin cottage construction behind hotel. Archie Johnson visits from Nelson area. Sawyer Bros win lumber haul for $10 000 Columbia hotels. G W Williams shifts to 4 horse teams on Kettle River line. Glaze of Midway returns astonished by town growth. Chas Van Ness dies in Grand Forks. burial in Nelson. Cascade now exchanges registered mail with Rossland. King Rees to manage books for Cascade and Grand Forks. Dinsmore warns on jail transfer for Hughes. Turner and Sherwood consider weekly paper.
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J. M W. W. Thompson
Fernie
Cascade
Messrs. Gaine & Roy
Yukon
A. H. Bremner
Dominion Supply Co
Spokane
Tra Black
Julius
Archie Johnson
Johnson & McDonald
Nelson
Boundary Country
Sawyer Bros
Peddlers of
Columbia
King Rees
P. Burns & Co
Grand Forke
The
Forks
Greenwood
Mrs. Rees
Dinsmore
Darraugh
Frederick K. Hughes
Midway
Move to Cascade Promised for Rail Contractors Pay Office
The Robson Penticton section of the Columbia and Western railway contractors Mann Foley Bros and Larson will move their pay office to Cascade. A 24 by 36 foot building was let to Woodard Hitchcock McDonald and Hildebrand for erection within ten days. Paymaster Woodman and Purchasing Agent Mac Leod will operate from Main street near the Commercial hotel after January 20.
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Cagrade
Mann, Foley Bros., & Larson
Robson-Penticton
Columbia & Western Railway
Cascade
Shepherd
Italian threatener at railway camp flees to the U S
Vincenzo Cievelo an Italian described as Shipped Across the Line threatened to carve fellow countrymen at the Jos. Derox railway camp a few miles up the lake last Wednesday. Town police sought a warrant but he escaped before arrest and crossed into the United States, avoiding capture.
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Vincenzo Cievelo
Jos. Derox
Darraugh
Cierlo
Uncle Sam
Elections Report from Last Thursday's Municipal Votes
Last Thursday's municipal elections produced clear mayoral wins in Rossland and Greenwood with alderman tickets sweeping for Goodeve and Neelands. In Nelson John Houston narrowly retained the mayoralty. Grand Forks saw T L A Manley elected mayor, defeating Robert Harvey, amid notable local excitement.
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Incorporated
Rossland
Goodeve
H. S. Wallace
H. G. Neelands
Nelson
John Houston
Mr. Smailes
Grand Forks
A. Manley
Robert Harvey
Townsite Restaked Near Christina Lake by Ross Thompson
Ross Thompson staked a 320 acre townsite at Baker Creek mouth on Christina lake east shore. Located on mineral claims with D C Beach involved. Baldwin relocates the property for townsite use after partial payment to lands and works chief commissioner. The site sits near Elmore and other mines likely to ship soon.
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Ross Thompson
Rossland
Baker Creek
Christina Lake
D. C. Beach
Elmore
Local Water Monopoly Ends as New Delivery Service Arrives
Last Tuesday Messrs Philbrick and Sawyer Bros who controlled the local water supply quit the business after charging 35 to 50 cents per barrel. Joe Tracy, new to delivery, runs one team at 25 cents per barrel and reports solid run with no complaints.
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Philbrick
Sawyer Bros
Joe Tracy
Cascade Separate School District Petition Discussed
James Martin M P wrote Chairman D D Ferguson that the petition seeking a Cascade separate school district and a new school building has been given to Supt Pope of the Department of Education and will receive prompt attention. The provincial government appears ready to supply the needs.
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James Martin
D. D. Ferguson
Supt. Pope
Department of Education
Cascade
Curlew Store Caller Visits Record Office
Guy S Helphrey of the Curlew store Curlew Washington called at the Record office yesterday to discuss local matters.
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Guy S. Helphrey
Curlew Store
Curlew, Wash
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Guo Lineal
Harvey Harris
Republic Miner
John R. Bervis
Cascade Taxpayer's Association
G. W. Williams
Republic
Glaze
Chas, van Ness
Mr. Marks
H. 8. Turner
Darfur
Oregon
Nelson, Rossland, Grand Forks