Tender for additions to Public Building Nelson 1910
Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned for additions and alterations to the Public Building Nelson will be received until 4 00 p m on Monday November 28 1910. Plans specifications and contract forms are available at the department and from Caretaker Public Building Nelson and at the office of Me Win Henderson Resident Architect Victoria. Tenders must use printed forms with full signatures occupations and residences. Each tender must include a chartered cheque for 10 percent of the tender amount, forfeitable if the contract is refused or work not completed. The department may reject any tender and will return the cheque if not accepted. Newspaper payment not guaranteed without department authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Win Henderson
Prchitect
Victoria
Nanaimo
B. C
Wm. Henderson
B.C
Firmus
Minister of Public Works
Iself
Davis McFachern Seeks Land Purchase in East Kootenay
Davis McFachern of Fort Steele British Columbia a teamster intends to apply for permission to purchase lands in the Cranbrook Land District District of East Kootenay. The land starts at the northwest corner of Lot 115 runs south to the Kootenay river then upriver to a line west of the starting point and back to the beginning. Dated October 20 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis McFachern
Fort Steele
British Columbia
Kootenay River
Public Works Tender Notice for Nanaimo Building Work
The Department of Public Works advertises a call for tenders for a public building project. Tenders must be received by 4:00 p.m. on November 28 at the Nanaimo Public Building office or the Residence Architect in Victoria. Submissions require signed tender forms, bidder residence details, and a bank draft payable to the department. The department reserves right to accept none or any tender.
Notice of coal and petroleum prospect license request
Notice that 60 days from Sept 20 1910 an application will be made to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a license to prospect for coal and petroleum on lands in Kootenay district Block 4593 described by a specific survey, with locator Harry H. Hughes and agent J. Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Commissioner of Lands
Kootenay District
C.P.R
Harry HH. Hughes
J. Livingston
Local notes from Wardner and Cranbrook gatherings
Wardner district reports include Elmer Carver and Charles Lawrence leaving for San Francisco. Builder Fred Penson wins the barn contract for I Lund. Wm Barclay of Claresholm recovers from rheumatism. Cranbrook visitors, office staff returns, and new paint on John Wolstead residence. Thanksgiving observed. sawmill shutdown anticipated. Miss F B Johnson takes Proctor teaching post. Electric plant installation by B J Kyle progresses. FE Godwin resigns from Crows Nest Pass Lumber and departs for Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Carver
Charles Lawrence
Crows Nest Pass
San Francisco
Cal
Fred Penson
Lund
Wm. Barclay
Claresholm
Alta
A. J. Anderson
Cranbrook
J. Markle
A Johnson
Crows Nest
Adney
F. B. Johnson
Wardner School
Proctor School
Galloway
Louis Larson
Otto Wisner
Wisner
Havill
Jessie McDougall
Dixon
Calgary
B. J. Kyle
Crows Nest Pass Lumber Company
Godwin
Nelson
Hallowe'en Social Highlights Fernie Knox Church
Fernie social life fills with Halloween decor at Knox Presbyterian as Ladies Aid and Girls club stage a witches den ladder doorway and wall figures. Meanwhile Methodist and other groups host gatherings, with travel notes on residents visiting Cranbrook and Calgary, and a camp surprise for Harvey and his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Knox Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid and Girls Club
Hallowe'en
Methodists
Hammel
Keynie
Marelli
Calgary
Alberta
Fernie
Ngoigo
W. W. Brown
Harvey
Denison
Zinc Electrical Process Experiments Eyed for Nelson Smelter Site
Dr. Eugene Haanel of Ottawa outlines Dominion trials at McGill to solve low grade zinc ore reduction using an electrical process. Nelson is favored for a potential government smelter if successful, with nearby mines and power favorable for a new shelter. Shipments of ore from Ruth, Sullivan, St Eugene, Bluebell and Whitewater mines to Ottawa are planned, and experiments continue with McGill and Dr Stanfield in consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
McGill University
Nelson
Eugene Haanel
Department of Mines
Ottawa
Haanel
Canada Zinc Company
Ruth, Sullivan
St. Eugene
Bluebell
Whitewater
McGill
Kootenay
Mannel
Stanfield
Ingalls
Insects and Remedies for Orchard Pests
A historical guide lists injurious insects attacking apples, pears, plums and other trees and provides remedies including arsenites, kerosene emulsions, soap washes, hot water treatments, and preventive banding. Specific pests covered include apple maggot, codling moth, bark louse, canker worm, plum curculio, peach leaf curl, rose beetle, and wood borers with practical steps for late spring through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Bailey
Fruit Magazine
Clemens
Trypeta Pomonella
Walsh
Linn
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Herpicide
Beattie-Murphy Co. Ltd
Special Agents
Desroctiers
Department of Mable Works
Department
Cranbrook Land District
East Kootenay
Davia McRachorn
Ty Order
R. C. Desroctiers
Jeere Bay
Department of Public Works
Teat
Wardner
Creston
Henry Johnson
Henry
A. (. Liphardt
Guelph
Toronto
McDonald
Blairmore
Etta Kirkpatrick
Michel
T. Gaffney
A. (. Adney
J. A. Shea
Woodstock
N. B
Sunder
Colonel Sunder
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Methodist Ladies Aid
Snyder
Harnel
Dr. Taanel
Zam Bukh
Rode Moss Hattie Portrand
Galesburg
Out
Ehappen Janis
Bas al
Pintoshell
Cordovan
H.B.K
Desler
Sele
Canada
Hudson Bay Enitting CO
Montreal
Ezd
Ceneda
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