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Newspaper
Cascade Record
Location
Cascade, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
2
The Cascade Record notes subscription pricing for yearly six months and foreign rates. An advertisement invites applications for advertising space. The piece references a blue mark indicating due status and mentions rings valued at $1,000. A narrative passage describes a robbery and escape as a store was left unattended, awakening residents.
The article notes delays in resuming Cascade Water Power & Light work due to missing foreman and engineer plans, with a year-end completion goal. It mentions railway surveys near Cascade and Grand Forks, possibly by the C P R. The Cascade Taxpayers Association revives, forming committees to mobilize male residents and rebuild local civic action.
In Cascade and nearby towns many small items mark community life. Servicers will visit the Presbyterian church tomorrow for services. Little Guy Woodruff celebrated his fifth birthday with friends. Chae Sandner, now at Knob Hill mine in Phoenix, visited Cascade earlier in the week. A Presbyterian student missionary may serve the church this summer, with Gladstone included. Dick Darrow reports Tin Cup mining progress with a shaft about 500 feet deep and better ore shows with depth. Evelyn McFetridge hosted a party for four-year-olds, and D C Beach reports favorable mining prospects on the Lake claims with potential shipping mines after more time and money. F E Starkey expects to return from the east soon. Miss McCoy, Rev Joseph McCoy’s daughter, arrived by the west-bound train. Her musical talent may lead to a program next Monday with her as star performer.
Early Saturday at 2 30 a bold robber smashed the window of Mayor M D White's jewelry store on Bridge street Grand Forks and seized two cases.
HK J. Coyle with A G P Agt in Vancouver is recorded in agency notices indicating representation for clients in British Columbia. The brief item anchors the contact to local business channels and confirms a regional professional alignment.
Mr J B McArthur of Rossland says Rossland citizens have abandoned creating a chamber of mines due to the high costs such an institution would impose on a single community.
Provincial revenue tax and assessments are due for 1901 in South Division East Yale and part of Rossland riding. Taxes payable at Pairview office with rates for real property wild land personal property and income tax schedules based on thresholds, payable by June 30 or July 1 1901. Quarterly payments of ore or mineral caring substances taxed at 2 percent per capita. Fairview C I Feb 11 1901. C A KR LAMBLY Assessor and Collector
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