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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 07, 1905

Page

7

Hill's Latest Move Tightens Transcontinental Rail Ties

Tacoma report says James J. Hill forged a strong alliance with the Grand Trunk Pacific to extend lines toward Vancouver and connect with Canada’s new transcontinental system. The plan would shorten routes west of Vancouver by tapping Pacific ports and link to Seattle Spokane and Port Simpson. The alliance envisions Vancouver as a key terminal with extensions through Squamish and Pemberton Meadows to Quesnel Fort George and Fort MeLoot.

Tacoma Ledger Chicago James J. Hill Gran Trunk Pacific Railway Vancouver Westminster Vancouser Canada Phat Tol Pacife Bellingham Thay British Columbia Ct Io Seattle Spokane Alliance Packe Iport- Wilnaport Port Simpson Squamish Pemberton Meadows Quesnelly Fort George Fort Me

Doukhobors jailed as western unrest grows in Canada

Ottawa reports Doukhobor pilgrims near Yorkton resisted law and were convicted of vagrancy, receiving months in prison. Police shifts to strict enforcement signal assimilation aims as settlers from other nationalities blend with the Doukhobors. Meanwhile Winnipeg notes Macdonald McMillan Co. won the Grand Trunk Pacific contract for 276 miles from Portage la Prairie westward and began work near Sidney station with 300 men. The push is to accelerate construction toward laying rails this year.

Ottawa Wester Canta Wise Cross Yorkton Canada Ben GTP Winnipeg Cree Macdonald, McMillan Co Macdonald, McMilan Co Portage la Prairie Ciew Montreal Sidney

Calgary Eye Opener declares independence from party control

The Eye Opener asserts independence from Conservative and Liberal lines after discovering parity in lob sites. It vows to oppose any Conservative nonentity pushing forward and to support capable Liberals with fair public-minded ideas who resist local prejudices.

Calgary

Progress of Spokane and International at Bonners Ferry

The Spokane and International line progresses slowly due to a labor shortage. From Naples to the northern terminus significant grading is done, but west of Naples much is not yet located and another year is expected for completion. Bridge contracts have just been let and no bridge work has begun. Spokane contractor Mr. Skinner secured all bridge contracts. Also included is Bishop Fallows of Chicago praising trade unions as essential to labor and opposing anti unionist views.

Bonners Ferry Herald Spokane Ter Witional Naples Bonners Ferry Skinner Bishop Fallows Chicago St. Paul’s Reformed Episcopal Church

Rail war reopens over Canadian Pacific and Great Northern ties

Seattle reports tension in Northwest rail policy as the Canadian Pacific and Great Northern resume conflict over the Bellingham Bay and British Columbia line toward Spokane and beyond. President J A Taylor of San Francisco promotes a new route via Hope Mountain Pass, threatening corporate alliances and routes to Seattle.

Seattle Wash Pacffc J. A. Taylor San Francisco Great Northern Northwest Tiose J. J. Hill Hope Mountain Pass Lord Strathcona Canadian Pacific Spokane Canatian Amierican Hill Road Pacife Spokany Sad Stellingham Wan Canada Hil Wiltsholumbia

John Oliver Pushes Inquiry Into Karen Island Land Grants

Vancouver Province reports John Oliver M L A plans to seek a legislative commission to probe land deals on Karen Island including the 10 000 acre grant to the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. He aims to shed light on alleged peculiarities and press for action in the next session, following prior commissions.

Vancouver John Oliver Columba Karen Island Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company Oliver Columbia & Western Kitimaat

Great Growing Country Offers Strong Fruit Prospects

G F B Pownall of Fish Lake ranch reports over 125 tons of hay this summer and frequent visits by H C Smith who notes fine crops and a large yield ahead. Bruit also prospers, underscoring the Kootenays potential to rival the province in fruit. The market is exceptional and permanent, encouraging future fruit planting.

G. F B. Pownall Fish Lake Ranch H.C. Smith Bruit Cavil Kootenays

McDonald Firm Plans Red Deer Flour Mill and Elevator

Calgary businessman M McDonald of McDonald Simp son Co Limited returns from Red Deer with a contract to build a modern flour mill of 100 barrel capacity and an elevator of 40 000 bushels at Red Deer. Hall McNabb Co to start wheat and oats purchases as soon as ground is broken. HH Hall to move to Red Deer to manage. A second project for Pincher Creek proposes 75 barrel mill and 30 000 bushel elevator.

Calgary Herat M. McDonald McDonald, Simpson Co. Limited Calgary Red Deer HH. H. Hall McDonald Fim Pincher Creek

Notices of Intention to Cut Timber in British Columbia Lands

Take notice of intent to apply for Special Licenses to cut and carry away timber in East Routehay and East Kootenay districts. Descriptions include posts and property lines with 160 chain boundaries and 40 chain offsets, dated August 1905.

Notice to Apply for Timber Cutting License in East Kootenay

Take notice to intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special license to cut and carry away timber from a described parcel in East Kootenay District British Columbia commencing at a planted point at D McLean's northwest corner running 10 chains north 160 chains then 40 chains to the place of beginning dated Ang 23 1905.

Chief Commissioner of Lands East Routehay District British Columbia Said Creek Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works East Kootnay E. Rice Chic East Kootenay District Rives Noo Kootinay D. McLean East Kootenay R. Whebell Ains A. Cieldes Uiaies Horth Nytice ' I East Kooteney Uestele A. Gaalde W. Fairfield Landa

Notice of Property Boundary and Timber License Bid

A notice describes land boundary coordinates for a timber license in Columbia near McLeans No. 2 with 2 miles north, 40 chains west, 40 chains east, and 40 chains south to the starting point. It states Lake Waveveil, and an application pending for a Special License to extract timber from the area, dated August 23, 1905.

Special License Notice for Timber Cut and Carry East Kootenay

Notice to apply for a special license to cut and carry tun cer from desenged lands in East Kootenay District. Commencing at past planted at RK Whetsomer, then east chains, west chains to RK. R Whebell’s No 2 NW corner, then north 150 chains, east 40 chains, south 160 chains, west 40 chains to place of heovinine. A Geddes dated August 23 1905.

Taku Koutenay Wisi Columbia McLeans Waveveil. Ud

Notice to the Chief Coroner on lands in Kootenay District

A notice regarding lands in the Kootenay District British Columbia. It describes the process to cut and carry away Amber from a specified area with described bounds and directions. The document is dated Ang 24th 1905 and lists Geddes as a party.

Described land claim filed in East Kooteney district

Land claim dated August 24 1905 in East Kooteney British Columbia describes allotment beginning at A Galde corner and bounding 160 chains north west 10 chains east 160 chains west 10 chains to stake the fishing place.

Boundary description for W Fairfield property lines

Property describes southeast corner then a traverse north 180 chains east 40 chains south 189 chains west 40 chains ending at spinning place. Dated August 23 1965 and signed by W Fairfield.

Property Boundary Notice in East W Fairfield District

To the Chief Commissioner of Landa a land description runs in East W Fairfield's southeast corner. Boundary lines run east 80 chains, south 80 chains, west 80 chains, and north 80 chains returning to the start. C Whebell announces August 28 1905.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cranbrook the Herald East Fernie, Moyie Fort Steele Marysville, Elko, Morrissey Frank Windermere Country E. Simpson Hill Grand Trunk Pacific Railway DOL Progress OF Spokane & Ternational Mac Regia Yank Heatley J. Leckie Co Vancouver, B. C Melean W. Tate & Son Graduate Opticians Chief Commissioner of Lands and Worss Tun Cer East Kootegay Wence R. Whebdell Notive A. Geddes Geddes Ang Autice W Fairfield Stewart Hugh Stewart McKinnon & Johnston Hebeletedes Goldstream J. R. Downes Victoria South East Kootenay C. Whebell
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