Canadian Pacific Officials Visit Cranbrook and Sullivan Mine
Notable CP officials including A. D. McTier and David McNicholl visited Cranbrook and Sullivan Mine this week. The article profiles McTier’s rise to vice president Eastern lines and highlights his leadership, credit for merit, and popularity with road workers. It also recounts careers of Senator Beique, Chieftain Angus, Edward Beatty, and their roles in Canadian Pacific and Canadian finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Cranbrook and Sullivan Mine
A. D. McTier
It Lines
Port Arthur
David McNicholl
Scotland
Canada
C. P.R
Muel
Eastern Lines
McTier
Chard Bladworth Angus
Canadian Pacific Way
Angus
Namye
Bank of Montreal
Dlers
Scotland St
Edward Wentworth Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Thorold
Ontario
Toronto
Model School
Upper Canada College
Harbord Street Collegiate Institute
Osgoode Hall
University of Toronto
Beattie
Coun
Notable Canadian Orientations in Early 20th Century Commerce
Augustus Nanton Sir Herbert Holt and C Coleman emerge as key figures in Canadian business. Nanton led Osler Hammond & Nanton Winnipeg ties and was knighted in 1917. Holt unified Montreal power and gas interests, guiding major electrical ventures and chairing Royal Bank. Coleman rose through CP Rail to become western lines vice president and an industry historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester and Liverpool
Manchester
Canada
Bank of Moncreal
St. Paul
Minneapolis and
Manitoba
Lord Mount Stephen
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bank of Montreal
Herbert
Holt
Dablin
Ireland
Kings County
Trinity College
Jas. Ross
Ontario
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
James Ross
William McKenzie
D. D. Mann
Db. C. Coleman
C. P. Ry
Port Arthur
Carleton Place
C. P. Hh
Mort William
Nelson
B.C
Western Lines
Winnipeg
Calgary
Grant Hall
Montreal
Coleman
Survey Restarts for Kootenay Flats Drainage Project
Work resumes after seven years on surveying the Kootenay Flats feasibility study. A ten man team led by Water Rights Branch Engineer Biker will map from the Muerling stopping place to the Idaho boundary at Porthill. The project aligns with Victoria conference plans and Idaho and BC officials on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootenay Flats
Creston
Kootenay
Indian Reserve
Muerling
Idaho
Porthill
Biker
Jones
Victoria
Swanston
A. E. Cleveland
British Columbia
Bonner’s Ferry
R. L. T. Galbraith
Fort Steele
Notice of Tax Sale Deed Registration in Cranbrook
Land Registry notice states The Corporation of the City of Cranbrook seeks fee simple ownership of the South Half of Lot 16, Block 89, Cranbrook City. It cites an August 1921 service date and warns Chung Fong and Clara E. Cocker to contest within 45 days or be barred from claims. Publication to follow weekly for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Cranbrook
City of
Cranbrook
Cranbrook City
Kootenay
B. C
Corporation
You
Chung Fong
Clara
Cocker
Land Registry Office
Nelson
B.C
A.D
Clara E. Cocker
Diamond Dyes Promises Fadeless Color For Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use for reviving worn garments and draperies. It claims no streaks or fading and instructs buyers to tell their druggist material type such as wool silk cotton or blends.
Ore Shipments at Trail Smelter and Manitoba Wells
Weekly ore receipts listed for Trail Smelter show wet tons from several mines including Josie Rosslangs Knob Hill Republic Little Mamie Ainsworth Paradise Windermere and Winnipegosis. A test well near Manitoba reaches 430 feet with oil indications. provincial boring continues at many sites. The Empress of Scotland steamship bound for the Mediterranean is chartered for F C Clark's seventeenth cruise from New York via Egypt and Liverpool after refitting in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail
Josie
Rosslangs
Knob Hill
Republic
Little Mamie
Ainsworth
U Paradise
L. Windermere
Man
Manitoba
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Liverpool
F. C. Clark
New York
Mediterranean
Egypt
England
Water right notice for 300 second feet at Skookumchuck Creek
The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co of Canada seeks a license to take 300 second feet and store 10,000,000 feet of water from Skookumchuck Creek for power at the Bullivan Mine in the Fort Steele district. A 50 acre flood from a 10,000,000 foot reservoir is planned near A Chenuz's Ranch. Objections due within 30 days of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada, Ltd
Kimberley
Skookumchuck Creek
Kootenay River
A. Chenuz’ Ranch
A. Chenuz
Bullivan
Kinnerley
Fort Steele
the Water Recorder
Cranbrook
B.C
Water Recorder
Comptroller of Water Rights
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada
E. G. Montgomery
B. C
Lake Creek
Sullivan Mine
Fort St Cle
Power project proposal near Kimberley to flood 35 acres
A notice from a Kimberley company describes diverting 6,000,000 cubic feet of water from Skookumchuck Creek at its mouth Lake Creek, forming a 6,000,000 ft reservoir to supply power for the Sullivan Mine in the Fort Steele Mining District. The plan floods about 35 acres and is dated September 15, 1921.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.D. McTier
F. 1
Brique
F. L. Beique
College de Ste. Marie de Munnoir
Laval University
Belyue
Driery Council
Royal Cormmileston
Hyn. H. Mercier
Baie Des Chaleurs
Silent-Cioy
Quebec
Dominion
Behring Sea Claims Commission
Louis Jette
R. B. Angus
E. W. Beatty
Lord Shaughnessy
P. R
McGill University
Queen’s University
Kingston
Tose
F. J. Besque
K.C
Gustus Nanton
Augustus Nanno
Sir Herbert Holt
America
Royal Bank
TD. C. Coleman
West
Augustus Nantonirector
C. P
Herbert Holt
D.C. Coleman
British Isles
United States
Land Registry Act
Stokes
Trail Smelter
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