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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1904
Page
2
The piece denounces petty rivalry in Nelson while urging district-wide effort to spur South East Kootenay's growth. It supports appointing a Canadian mining representative to St Louis, endorses John Keen for the post, and calls for BC to supply a mining minister. It criticizes Grand Trunk Pacific, Cro wn land tax, and April 15 prepayment deadlines.
A March 4 drill at a Brooklyn school saw 2,200 pupils calmly evacuate as the signal rang. Principal notes new system and will continue regular drills for months to optimize the fire bell service.
The Interior Liberal Convention at Rossland reaffirms confidence in Sir Wilfrid Laurier and approves the transcontinental railway project. It pledges support to Macdonald in provincial efforts for economy and efficiency, and seeks reforms in taxation and public funds.
The document lists lawyers for banks and land matters in Cranbrook, B C, plus a land license proposal in South East Nootenay. It records council actions urging a Dominion representative for the St Louis exposition, taxation law questions, and calls for better surveys and agent-general offices to promote British Columbia lands and settlement.
Thirty days after date intend to apply to the chief commissioner of lands and works at Victoria for a special licence to cut and carry away timber on lands in South East. Described starting 200 chains south and 40 chains east of the south east corner of BlovseH in South East Rhooteny. Tracing south 50 chains, then west 40 chains, then north 50 chains, then west 50 chains to the starting point. Area 610 acres more or less. Dated February 12, 1904. All
In the Supreme Court of British Columbia Fort Steele Registry a probate notice states James Ferguson Armstrong as Official Administrator for the estate of Carl Band of Cranbrook a brewer intestate. Creditors and claimants are urged to present claims within thirty days by registered letter to the administrator at Fort Steele BC.
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