Cascade Record Editor and Publication Details
The Cascade Record notes Saturday publication from Cascade KB with H S Turner as editor and proprietor.
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Newspaper
Cascade Record
Location
Cascade, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1900
Page
4
The Cascade Record notes Saturday publication from Cascade KB with H S Turner as editor and proprietor.
A newspaper lauds the C P R for a new tariff on the Columbia and Western branch reducing freight and passenger rates by 25 to 85 percent. The piece argues further reductions may occur after adjustments to minimize friction and handling costs, urging unbiased reporting across Boundary papers.
The Rossland papers claim the Boundary or South Yale district can dictate the provincial representative. The author insists South Yale will select its own legislator from local residents and rejects outside districts as a source of political timber. Redistribution should reflect as much population, preserving local autonomy.
The readable fragment asserts that a region claims to match the number of able citizens produced by any other section, implying a comparison of civic or productive capacity without additional details or specifics.
Cascade shows renewed community confidence with arriving strangers and new businesses. A cargo of workers from Bossburg arrived without health certificates and left after being warned. health regulations at the border are strict. The Cuban revolt context notes Spain's 125000 soldier losses and nearly 500000 Cuban deaths.
W A Milne formerly of Francise and Milne has returned to Cascade after a winter in Midway. Three smallpox cases reported among freight workers in Grand Forks trigger caution about health certificates. Rev Mr McCoy attended a Y M C A bachelors dinner with several local residents. Richard Darrow builds brick chimneys as chatter on fire safety cites brick chimneys lowering insurance risk.
Notice states that within sixty days an application will be made to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase a 160 acre tract on the south shore of Christina lake near S. EB. Post. The description covers parcels running north 40 chains then west to the lake shore and along the lake to the start. Dated January 17 1900 by Geo C Rose.
Dominion parliament introduced the Kettle River Valley Railway Charter bill and it passed its first reading.
Mr. Stanley Mayall of the B C M M syndicate of Cascade visited Rossland this week while Mr. T F Carden traveled to Greenwood and towns on the west line. Dr. Jackes, boundary district health officer, will vaccinate school children and others in Cascade today with a fee of one dollar for paying cases and free vaccination for those unable to pay.
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