Western Meet of Institute of Mining and Metallurgy in Vancouver
The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy holds its annual Western meeting in Vancouver November 15–16 with an excursion to Ladysmith and Cassidy Collieries on Vancouver Island on the 17th and an evening gathering in Nanaimo. Topics cover mine taxation blue sky legislation and Ontario Quebec and Trail industry features. Distinguished Canadian and American engineers are expected to attend.
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Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
British Columbia
Vancouver
Ladysmith and Cassidy
Vancouver Island
Nanaimo
Dominion
Jin
British Collumbian
Ontario
Quebec
Trail
British Columbian
Barkerville
Cariboo
Stewart District
Attorney General Manson Under Fire In Vancouver Editorial
The Vancouver World editorial criticizes Attorney-General Manson for losing temper under fire and refusing to consider charges by public men. It accuses him of undermining the law’s respect and threatens political consequences for Liberal supporters across Omineca district and the province.
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Vancouver World
Manson
Stevens
Omineca
Regular Monthly Cely Council Session Recapped
Last week’s city council meeting included almost full attendance with Alderman Balimnent absent. The Curling Club helped secure rink access for $2000 plus free water, a park lot purchase was approved, and department reports covered water, streets, sewers, and power. Water connections were approved for two applicants, with one held for next year. by law changes and staff conduct were reviewed, and an inquiry into city employees’ outside work was scheduled.
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Balimnent
Crows’ Nest Curiing Association
Santo and Flowers
Curling Club
Crone
Cranbrook
Santo
Cameron
Electric Light Department
Relief Committee
Areile
Provincial Court Dispatches From Recent Week
A summary of cases in the provincial police court over the past week includes Dominic Balaho found guilty of illegal firearm possession with a $50 fine or three months jail, John Wright given a two year suspended sentence for sleep stealing, Rex versus Jazanoff handed an eighteen month suspended sentence for theft, and Fort Steele rancher Al Doyle fined $25 for grazing act violation.
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Dominic Balaho
John Wright
Rex Vs. Jazanoff
al Doyle
Fort Steele
Acta
Edmonson's Rookie 4 Dance Orchestra Debuts
Edmonson's Rookie 4 synchronization marks the new name of the R W Edmonson led dance orchestra. Members include Lewis Yoder on violin J McCarthy on banjo and saxophone W Smith on piano and R W Edmonson on drums. They performed at Kimberley for Selkirk Lodge and are booked for Kimberley on the 24th to benefit the Catholic Church fund. They also played at Wasa Hotel in a late night set and provided music for a Kimberley baseball dance last Thursday.
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Catholic Church Fund
Edmonson
Wasa
Kimberley
Party at Corbett Home Delights Guests with Games
A group of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. EB Corbett on Thursday night for dancing and games. The wink game drew much amusement as the party ended in the early hours with all enjoying a happy time. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C B Wallace, Mr. J Wallace, Mrs. Mennie, Mr. Alex Mennie, Mrs. 8 Kozak, Mr. and Mrs. H Jecks and family, and Miss J Lowerison.
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EB. Corbett
C. B. Wallace
J. Wallace
Mennie
Alex. Mennie
8. Kozak
Jecks
J. Lowerison
Return of Mrs KE Bylander and family to Bull River home
Mrs KE Bylander and her young son returned to their Bull River residence on Sunday, signaling a family gathering after a period away.
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Mra. Ke, Bylander
Little Son
Bull River
Alberta crop outlook improves wheat estimates in Alberta
Edmonton officials of the Department of Agriculture say the province’s wheat crop will likely exceed Ottawa’s 13 bushels per acre forecast and is expected to be among the best in at least two years as harvest progresses.
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Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
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