Development of Western Canada by J S Dennis at Canadian club
J S Dennis land commissioner of the Canadian Pacific Railway spoke at the Victoria Canadian club luncheon on western Canada's growth. He traced early misconceptions, the railway era, and immigration growth from the south and Britain, highlighting towns, railways, and future industrial promise across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia.
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Victoria
J. S. Dennis
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canadian Chil
Poole Dog Restaurant
A.W McCurdy
McCurdy
Klifux
N. S
Canada
Ocean
JS. Dennis
Canadia
Dennis
Western
Great Western
Dominion
Winnipeg
Pacific Ocean
Hudson's Bay Company
Territorial
Mountains
Canadian Pacific Railway
Fathers of Confederation
Winnipec
North America
Hudson's Aa
Fort Garry
Red River
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Pacific
British Columbia
North Pole
Hudson's Bay
Palliser
Hector
Milton
Cheadle
Russel
Butler
Wallel Giorno
Domitian
Province of
Manitoba
Caruthia Pietfie Railway Company
Boundary Line
Dand
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Beppe
British Empire
Vancouver
Brandon
Moose Jaw
Medicine Hat
Revelstoke
Rosshch
Cranbrook
Nelson
Kamtoops
Grear
Edmonton
Canadian Norther Railway Company
Saskatoon
Thie
Tsay
The Retort Courteous at the Theatre
Two men are seated behind two women with tall hats. The women remove hats as the orchestra starts. One woman asks for cloves and offers a bottle to help others avoid a noisy exit to see a man.
Canadian Home Stead Regulations Explained for Dominion Lands
The synopsis outlines eligibility for homesteading in the Railway Belt of British Columbia. Any sole head of a family over 18 may claim up to a quarter section. Entry is personal at the local land office, with residency and cultivation requirements or nearby farming residence in lieu. Six months notice to Ottawa is required before patent. Coal lands cost $10 per acre for soft coal and $20 for anthracite, with a $20 acre limit per person and a ten percent royalty on own output.
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Railway
British Columbia
Commissioner of
Dominion Lands
Ottawa
Island Purchase Notice on Kootenay River Lands
Land notice declares intent to apply to purchase an island in the Kootenay river opposite N W corner of Indian Reserve on Bummers Flat. It covers about ten acres along the southern part for about half a mile upstream. Dated February 12, 1907 by Geo Geary.
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Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
Kootenay River
N. W
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Reid & Compan
the Ontario Insurance Co
the Dominion Fire Insurance Co
The
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New York Plate Glass Insurance Co
the Indemnity Advertising Co
the Insurance Agencies Ltd. General Agents
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Dezanl
B. C
Loszalin
P.O. Box
Canadian Hotel
Joseph Brault
Dominion Meat Co
Kerrigan’s Stout
James Kerrigan Brewer
Western Canada
Conia
Great West
Witel
Whittine
Llear
Atlantic
Great
Clairman
Camud Club
Canmida
John W. Wolf
Marysville
St. Marys Valley
Beattie & Atchison's
Hutchison
Darden Avenue
Cory
Thterior
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Polis
Calgary
Alta
Cline
Manitoba Hotel
Hall Safe CO
Cranbrook Foundry and Machine Shop
W. H. Bolton
Bolton
Coal and
Bankhead
W. E. Worden City Transfer CO
Cranbrook Sash and Door Factory