Arbitration findings in Cranbrook school project dispute
Judge Wilson acts as umpire in the Fernie Construction case against the Cranbrook Board of School Trustees and The Home Bank of Canada. Referees Lang and Macdonald fail to agree, so Wilson reports item by item on costs delays and extras, with hearings back to June 1910 and partial itemized rulings on completed work and proposed allowances.
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Wilson
Hunter
Board of School Trustees of the City of Cranbrook
The
Homme Bank of Canada
G. N. Lang
James A. Macdonald
Cranbrook
B.C
CN Lang
School Board
G. H Thompson
M. A. Macdonald
Board of School Trustees
Home Bank of Canada
Mitchell ET
G N. Lang
J. A. Macdonald
Watts of Wattsburg and His Enterprises
A Herald representative toured Wattsburg to review mill operations and plans by A. I. Watts for labor sharing and land distribution. The Wattsburg Lumber Company aims to create homes for workers, supply housing on easy terms, and develop irrigation farms, dairying, and a furniture factory, with a long term vision of steady employment and local industry.
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Herald
Wattsburg
A. I. Watts
A. J. Watts
A. Watts
Old Liverpool
Watts
Wattsburg Lumber Company
Aiedeenent
A. FE. Watts
Wattsburg Lumber Company, Limited
B.C
Crows Nest
Palmer Bar Creek
Palmer Mountain
Watts T
Watteburg
A. BR. Watts
Heralt
Rasthootenas
CTUR
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Fernie Construction Company
Cranbrook Board
Supreme Court OF
British Columbia
Harry Mitchell
Frank J. Russell
Alex. Young
FF. Armstrong
Frank J Russell
Alex, Young
City of Cranbrook
Hone Hank
Canada
Ve. Cranbrook School Board
Opera House
Fort Steele
James Munro & Son Limited
House of Lords
House of Lords Watsky
Janes Munro & Son, Limited
Dalwhinnie Distillery
Strathspey
N.B
Wnless
William Casbon
London
A. L. McDermot
Watts of