The Last Great Forest Reserve in British Columbia
The London Times highlights British Columbia as a vast timber front with 182 750 000 acres of forest more than India Australasia and New Zealand combined. It notes London investors increasingly back Canadian timber with three companies floated this year, warns of rotten ventures, and predicts a coming timber boom driven by demand and accessibility.
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London Times
British Columbia
Canada
United States
Europe
India
Australasia
New Zealand
London
Pacific
America
Judicial districts eyed to ease northern and southern travel
Revelstoke Mail-Herald urges redrawing interior court lines to create a North Kootenay district with Revelstoke as headquarters. Proposals include adding sittings at Arrowhead Nakusp and Field, and assigning a judge to Revelstoke and Golden. It calls on government to act. The piece also notes Quebec bridge tendering and a million dollar bonds requirement, stressing fairness and national scope in awards.
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Revelstoke
Wilson
Golden
Board of Trade
McBride
Bowser
North Kootenay
Wilmer and
Arrowhead
Nakusp and
Field
Dominion
Quebec
Toronto Globe
Department of Railways
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Lame shoulder cured by Chamberlain's Liniment
A common cause of lame shoulder is rheumatism of the muscles. The remedy Chamberlain's Liniment yields quickly to free application and is pleasant to use. Sold by all druggists and dealers.
Memorial to Captain Webb unveiled at Dover
Lord Desborough unveiled a bronze bust memorial for Captain Mathew Webb in Clarence Lawn Dover. Webb swam the English Channel in 21 hours 45 minutes in August 1875 and later drowned at Niagara. The tribute was funded by a dedicated fund with trophies and tablets across England and Wales.
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Lord Desborough
Dover
Matthew Webb
Niagara
Clarence Lawn
Luke
Dawley
Shropshire
Webb
Conway
Amateur Swimming Association
Tose Waters
Pacific Exploration Company seeks water license in East Kootenay
Notice under the Water Act 1909 states Pacific Exploration Company Limited applies in the Southern Division East Kootenay for Elk River water use. The plan includes a hydraulic power plant on Lot 1589 near Elko with 400 cubic feet per second, returning water 350 feet lower two and a half miles away.
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East Kootenay District
Pacific Exploration Company, Limited
Elk River
CPLR
Eiko
B.C
Kootenay District
Elko
The
Nelson, B.C
Northcote Names Include Christian Little and C. G
A brief list from a historical notice names individuals associated with Northcote: H. B. Christian, F. M. Little, and C. G. The compact item records these names in connection with a local matter or announcement.
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Northcote
H. B Christian
F. M. Little
C. G
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Calgary
Chicago
Grand Trunk
Golden Rose Park
Golden Rose
Grand Trunk Railroad
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Lvision
Canada West Colonization Company
A. van Aalst
Calgary, Alta
8Th Avenue
Union Bank of Canada
British Columbia Timber
Captain Webb
Lord Desboroughs
Pacific Exploration Company, Ltd
John W. Falls
Kootenay
the Cosmopolitan
Joseph Brault
Boron Onsen
Ussu SN SY OH
Queen's Hotel
Calgary, Alberta
H. L. Stephens
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