Cranbrook elects mayor and aldermen in quiet city vote
Cranbrook's first city election passed off quietly with 173 of 200 names casting ballots. G T Rogers was elected mayor with a large vote for James Greer and Joseph Juckoon among trusted aldermen. Oath taken at the Cranbrook hotel and next moves include caucus to settle appointments.
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Cranbrook
James Greer
East Kootemy
Joseph Juckoon
C. P R
Aoman
Lila Army
Riounds
Cranbrook Mayor Election Salute and Officials Named
The Cranbrook municipal election of November 1905 produced a landslide for Moffat over Rogers with Jacob P. Fink securing the second most votes. Officials include Aldermen Fink, Grover, Ryan, Murphy, Hickenbotham, Tisdale, and Murphy, with George Thomson Boxers declared Mayor. Returning Officer Thomas M. Roberts reports vote totals and confirms the elected slate.
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Rogers
Motat
Jacob Fink
D BB. Murphy
James Ryan
DeVere Hunt
Jabez Harcils
Mojesty
George
To Towers
Cranbrook
Enhorn
Man
Jacob P. Fink
Fink Bros
Jake
D. EB. Murphy
Crow
Murphy
Mr. Fink
Marty Hickenbotham
C. P. R. Carpenter
Winnipeg
G. P. Tisdale
Thomas M. Roberts
Mayot Moffat
Alexander
George ‘Thousey
Merchanerent
Fink
Jacob Pius
Merehant
Ne Grover
Janes
Tlarvis
Jebea
George Thomson
Jacot Pius Fink
James Greer
Harold
I Kenhotham
Joseph Jackson
Daniel Edwin Murphy
George Preston ‘Tisdale
Corbin Reports Steel Transit for Spokane International Rail
Corbin disclosed that 28 carloads of steel tails for the Spokane International Railway are in transit to Fort William Ontario near the boundary where Canadian Pacific will connect. About 17 000 tons of steel and necessary components have arrived, with 100 freight cars awaiting loading for westward use. He noted delays due to a steel delivery hold but expects full delivery of materials and fastenings within 60 days and predicts substantial progress on the Spokane International by January 1, including grade completion to Bonners Ferry and south toward Sandpoint and Mahon amid a labor shortage.
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Houston
Victoria
John Houston
British Columbia
Faro Bank
Utat
Spokane International Railway
Fort Williaam
Ont
Canadian Pacific
Ould D
Corbin
Spokane
Fort Wildum
Spokane International
Pavide
T L
Pittsburg
Bonners Ferry
Sandpoint
Maho
Pacific Northwest
Extraordinary Arizona meteor mining venture forms in New York
A New York company named Standard Iron Co plans to unearth and scent a vast meteor buried in Diablo Canon near Tol Brook Arizona. The meteor lies in a ground hole about three quarters of a mile long and 60 feet deep with nearby fragments scattered for miles. Fragments reportedly weigh tons and yield silver lead and gold when smelted.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Solomon's Mines
New York
Standard Iron Co
Diablo Canon
Tolbrook
Arizona
Liberal gains across districts with mixed leads
The Hon. A. B. Aylesworth wins North York by 501 votes. Pardee, Liberal, takes West Lambton and Sealey wins Wentworth by a small margin. Calgary recount favors Cush ing by 45 votes.
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A. B. Aylesworth
North York
West Lambton
Pardee
Wentworth
Sealey
Calgary
Cushing
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Walton
United States
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Malpas
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Imperial Bank
Canada
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Beale & Elwell
OFA Reo
W. H. Wilson
Goticras OY
Pekan Raney
the Kootenays
Wm. F. Tate & Son
Crows Nest Pass
T. Rogers
Lange
G. T Rogers A. Moufat
J. P. Fink
DE. Murphy
Jas. Greer H. Hickenboth
Joseph Jackso
Jabez Harris
P. D. Hunt
J. Ryaz
Ldermen
Lucky Ones
G.T. Roses
J. P. Wink
J. Murphy
1. Hiesenbotham
J. Jackson
Offie
Croulnook
Wilbon
City Adinistration
City Elak
T. M. Roberts
L. W. Patmore
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Thompson
Herald
Bert Black
D. McLean
KR. S. Baron
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Guly
Noir
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France
Beilee
Ireland
Gacatte
Mtelison
Fort William, Ont
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Invictus Fine Shoes
Leckie Lumbermen and ‘Liners
Dayfoot’s
Carss’ Mackinaws
Ellis Spring Needle Underwear
Stanfield’s
H.b.e.co
J. D. McBride
Patmore Brothers
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