Cranbrook council debates hotel closing amid Sunday restrictions
The Cranbrook city council meets with mayor Rogers and aldermen present to consider hotel hours and the removal of houses of ill fame. Debate centers on enforcing existing law versus enacting new restrictions, with the city solicitor deeming direct regulation out of order and focusing on police enforcement instead.
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Rogers
Council Chamber
Tisdale
Greer
Ryan
Jackson
Murphy
Cranbrook
Alterman Jackson
Fernie
Alderman Greer
Fink
Allerman Jackson
Herald
Councillors Resolve Health, Fire, and Safety Moves After Meeting
The council discussed health officer selection with four votes for Dr Connell y and three for Dr Green, authorized purchase of firefighting hose and reels from A G McKenny for about 1100 dollars, and approved a safe purchase while debating by laws. The meeting ended with the council mourning after the adjournment.
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Ber
Hitels
Ryan
R. Stewart
KR. McLain
Health Committee
Health
Hcer
Dr. Connelly
Dr. Green
Fire and Police Committee
A. G. McKenny
British Columbia
Gutta Percha Manufacturing Company
Bradley
Red Cross
King Lumber Mills Plans Big Prairie Finishing Plant
King Lumber Mills Limited announces construction of a 20 acre finishing plant on the prairie north of town west of the track. The $25 000 to $30 000 facility will house a large planer with dry kilns to process lumber from three mills in Cranbrook and Yahk. About fifty workers to start with, rising as work progresses, with centralized offices and a side track for efficient unloading and shipping.
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King Lumber Mills, Limited
Yahk
Cranbrook
Electric Light and Water Companies Move to New Building
The Electric Light company and the Water company expect to occupy their new two story building early next week. It features modern conveniences for staff and public. Telephone wires from the hill will be carried into the building by a street buried cable.
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The
Electric Light Company
Water Company
Real estate bargains list for Cranbrook estates
Advertised prices offer multiple parcels and dwellings in Cranbrook area. Options include single and two storey homes with various rooms, land lots, water, electric light, and terms ranging from cash to easy payments. Porches, kitchens, and outbuildings noted with several hundred to three thousand price points.
Milk Ranch Near Post Office Seeks Sale as Complete Dairy
For sale is four and a half acres of loam land near the post office with two dwellings, milk cellar, and outbuildings. The offer includes four milking cows, three yearlings, two calves, and chickens. Assets may be sold as a unit or land and buildings alone. Milk bills averaged 250 dollars monthly in 1905. Health reasons prompt the owner to sell. a rare chance to invest moderately.
Modern and Excellent Detached Five Room Cottage on Louis Street
Five room cottage residence and lot 60 by 66 feet on Louis street. Electric light city water bath room conservatory opening of dining room verandah all around brick chimneys. Rented at $20 a month. JOSEPH RYAN 27 Cosmopolitan Hotel Cranbrook.
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Louis Street
Verallah
Joseph Ryan
Cosmopolitan
Cranbrook
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