Cranbrook Debenture Loan By Law No 63 Approved
By law proposes borrowing ten thousand dollars to fund city improvements in Cranbrook. It details debentures bearing five percent interest repayable over twenty years, secured on rateable lands, with payment offices at the Imperial Bank of Canada Cranbrook. It sets issuance limits, purchase options, and offsetting annual interest levies, plus public notice of May vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Cranbrook
Ana
Rave Wie
Iuigul
Lity
Sail Corporation
Uie
Sind
Canada
Imperial
Alice
Imperial Bank of Canada
Cranbrook
LMU
City of
Smorting
Welock
Thos. M. Roberts
British Columbia Seen as Rich Frontier for Pioneers
A California Magazine piece extols British Columbia as a vast, varied land with cheap healthy climate fertile valleys and abundant resources. It highlights timber mining fisheries agriculture and hydropower potential, plus rail links and markets scattered along the Pacific coast for settlers and investors.
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British Columbia
Canada
Adan Andrew McAndrew
California
New Miglin States
Alleast
Great Western Plains
America
North America
Pacific
Seattle
Portland
Great Selkirks
Salton
Selkirks
Rockies
Uchina
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
T. W. Stirling
Bankhead Ranch
Kelowna
Jonathan
Stirling
Bartlett
I.o.b. Packing House
Okanagan
Lytton
Coldstream Ranch
Vernon
Peachland
Okanagan Lake
Penticton
Acassiz
Victoria
Columbia River
A. R. Lambly
Fairview
Similkameen
Scrub Pine Could Fuel New Paper Mills
The Spokane Spokesman-Review notes that Eastern British Columbia and the province may gain from a new scrub pine paper industry as pulp supply pressures grow. Forest bureau tests show despised scrub pine can be processed with little change, potentially benefiting Washington, Idaho and Oregon through new mills and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Herald
British Columbia
North Western
Canada
Forestry Bureau
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Worship Attendance Grows at Christ Church Services
The Christ Church services drew large crowds with the 8 am and 11 am gatherings full and a 7:80 service again filled. Woodward's communion office, Tallis responses, and Waster hymns were well performed by the choir under R T Brymner. Miss Armstrong played the organ as the rector preached both services, raising 82.60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Woodward
Tallis
R. T. Brymner
Kootenay Telephone Lines By Law for Cranbrook poles and wires
The City of Cranbrook enacts a bylaw granting Kootenay Telephone Lines Limited the right to erect poles and string wires on public highways for telephone service ending May 27, 1909. It requires non obstruction of streets, 26 foot wire height, cost sharing for obstructions, and city indemnity for damages. Rates cap at 2.00 dollars monthly for homes and 3.80 for others with 10 percent prepay discount.
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Dnl
Kootenay
Miele Vin
Corporation of the
City of Cranbrook
Kootenay Telephone Lines, Limited
City of
Cranbrook
Works and Property Committee
Hylaw
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Corporation OF the City OF
Luh
Wan
van Horne Street
French Avenue
Watt Avenue
Virfoot
Hanson Avenue
Louis Street
Baker Street
Armstrong Avenue
Fenwick Avenue
Edward Street
Baker $ Street
Hyde Street
Lumsden Avenue
Burwell Avenue
Cranbrook Street
School House
Lot 11
Hook 8
Horne Street
Trench
O.M.C
City Clerk’s
B.C
Kenwick Avenue
Garden Avenue
Kwan Street
Canadian Pacific Railway
Department of the Interior of Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Territories
Kamloops
New Westminster
Indy
United States
Europe
Loegers
Alaska
Rocky Mountains
Vancouver Island
Selkirk
Gold Mountains
Astern Canada
Kootenay Telephone Lines, Ltd
City Clerk's Office
Cranbrook, B.C
Cranbrook Trading Co., Ltd
Lewis
Rendell
B. Cc
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