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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
7
The speech notes the motto 40 mills or bust and recalls a habit of committees seeking large appropriations. The mayor cites matters left by the previous council as context for current budgeting debates.
Land Registry announces loss of Certificate of Title No. 8045 A for Lots 12 and 183 Block 7 Lot 51 Kootenay District. Herbert S. Clark appears listed as owner. Registrar A W Idlens at Nelson BC states provisional title to be issued after one calendar month from first publication dated December 19 1924.
The mayor outlines key issues including Gold Creek water diversion and Slaterville extension, complains about government liquor profit deductions, and plans a special committee. He proposes street oiling, boulevarding, fire department efficiency, and consolidating committees while considering park and water area funding.
Effective Sunday January 11 1925 trains at Cranbrook adopt new schedules. Westbound No 67 arrives 12 05 p m leaves 12 45 p m daily. Eastbound No 68 arrives 4 10 p m leaves 4 20 p m daily. Cranbrook Kimberley No 823 leaves 7 05 a m daily except Sunday No 824 arrives 1 10 p m Cranbrook Lk Windermere No 822 arrives 3 30 p m Wednesday Saturday No 821 leaves 9 00 a m Monday Thursday Pacific Standard Time.
The Alpine Club of Canada will hold its annual camp at Mount Robson the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. Mount Robson Park surrounds the mountain, a popular stop for Triangle Tour tourists on CN trains from Vancouver to Prince Rupert. The area offers photography, hunting grounds with black and cinnamon bears, mountain sheep, and moose, with summer or fall accommodations for hunters.
The Empress of France, under Canadian Pacific, will circumnavigate the globe in 1925 after a major refit converting coal to oil power. It replaces bunks with beds, enhances state rooms, and adds wallfold berths for extra guests while aiming record speeds from New York on January 27 and five months of itinerary.
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