Sheep Husbandry in British Columbia
A summary of the Livestock Branch bulletin on BC sheep farming outlines history from Fort Nisqually to Victoria, notes imports from Britain and Oregon, and discusses island and coastal flocks, feeding, breeds, and profits. It highlights that a typical BC flock yields strong returns and that spring lamb markets drive production, with future sections detailing management on islands and lower mainland ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Wan- Hoba
British Columbia
Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
Great Britain
Cape Horn
Oregon
Victoria
B. A
Vancouver Island
Fort Nisqually
Hear
Jand
Hudson's Bay Company
Hudson's Bay
Puget Sound
Hawaiian Islands
Ontario
Gulf of Georgia
San Juan Islands
United States
Fraser Valley
Rheumatism Relief Endorsed by Brantford Resident
Brantford Ontario August 13 1911 A local testimonial proclaims Fig Pills cured rheumatic lum bago and lame back pains The advertiser R H Gailman grants permission to publish and notes availability from dealers and by mail The Fig Pill Co St Thomas Ontario and Cranbrook Drug and Book Co Ltd carry the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantford, Ont
R. H. Gailman
Fig Pill Co
St. Thomas
Cranbrook By Law To Raise Debentures For Sewage System
City of Cranbrook passes a by law to borrow twenty thousand dollars by debentures to finish the sewer system. The measure estimates total rateable property at 1 711 990 dollars and requires annual payments of 1 265.26 dollars to cover debt and interest. The existing debenture indebtedness stands at 240 777.36 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Cranbrook
City of
Cranbrook
Cranbrook Seways System Completion Bylaw Published
Cranbrook City Council adopts a bylaw authorizing a 20 000 dollar debenture plan to fund sewer system completion. Debentures of 500 each issued with 5 percent interest payable semi annually, due in 40 years, maturing August 21 1952. Public notice for August 7 1912 vote on the bylaw.
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City of Cranbrook
Canada
Cranbrook
Awful
Cranbrook Seways
Norbury Avenue
M. Roberts
C, M,c
Water license sought to divert Wolf Creek for irrigation
Gretta Vicars Burden of Toronto Ontario applies to take two cubic feet per second from Wolf Creek near its mouth at Kootenay River for irrigation on Lot 5457 Group One Kootenay District. Objections may be filed with the Water Recorder or Victoria offices to Gordon K. Johnson Agent.
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Gretta Vicars Burden
Toronto
Ontario
Wolf Creek
Kootenay River
Wasa
B.C
Kootenay District
Province of
British Columbia
Cranbrook
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Gordon K. Johnson
Toronto Men Seek Water Licence From Wolf Creek
Richard J. Plaskett and Edgar Livingstone Burden of Toronto Travellers apply for a license to divert two cubic feet per second from Wolf Creek into Lot 8527 Group One Kootenay District British Columbia near the Kootenay River at a point about 1 mile from Wolf Creek mouth for irrigation on designated land. The notice was posted on.
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Richard J. Plaskett
Edgar Livingstone Burden
Toronto
Ontario
Luke
Wolf Creek
Kootenay River
Wasa
B.C
Kooenay
Province of
British Columbia
Water license notice for Lew River irrigation project
Richard C. Maskett and Ilga Livingstone Burden of Toronto Ontario Travellers apply to take two cubic feet per second of water from Lewis Creek near Wasa B C for irrigation on Lot 8527 Group Kootenay District. Notice posted July 16 1912. objections to Water Recorder or Comptroller of Water Rights. Gordon R. Johnson Agent for Richard J. Plaskett and Edgar by Johnson.
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Water Recorder
Sawbrook
B.C
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
B.C. Richard
J. Plaskett
Edgar
Burden
Gordon R. Johnson
Wereby
Richard C. Maskett
Ilga Livingstone Burden
Toront Ontario
Lew Creek
Kootenay Hier
Wasa
Lewis Creek
Kootenay District
Uriish Columbia
Cranbrook
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliment
Richard J. Plaskett
Land Land and Development seeks water license in Cranbrook
The Land Land and Developer Co Ltd of Cranbrook British Columbia seeks a license to divert 7 percent miners inches of water from four unnamed creeks for irrigation. Water will be diverted near a spring sixty feet south of the northerly lot line and used on Lot 36 of Lot 4590. Objections may be filed with the applicant through agent Arthur Fenwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Land and Developer Co., Ltd
Cranbrook
J.C
Theorth
Office of the Water Records
B.C
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Lind Land and Development Co Ltd
Arthur
Fenwick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers’ Information Department
Ui Doubt
Intermo
Canada Cement Company
Herald Bldg
Montreal
Canula
Department of Agricule
Ottawa
Tiidson's Bay Company
Puget Sound Agricultural Company
Tiidson
Tay
Fort Nisually
Washington State
Tacoma
California
Washington
Alberta
Australia
Vancouver
Shropshire
Southdown
Oxford Down
Leicester
Cotswold
Corporation of the City of
Grotta Vicars Idurden
Lewis
Wast B.C
East Kootenay District
the Water Recorder
C. Gretta Vicars Burden
Burk
Tom
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