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Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 30, 1915

Page

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Cumberland Board Seeks Rail Interchange at Royston

The Cumberland Board of Trade pushed the Railway Commission to connect the Canadian Collieries line with the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway at Royston. The report notes passenger transfers, freight access issues, and potential public benefits for Cumberland and nearby merchants, with partial cost expectations from the Canadian Collieries Limited.

Cumberland Board of Trade Railway Commission Roystoh Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir) Limited Royston Cumberland Union Wharf Victoria E. L L.C.L Canadian Colliaries Limited

Public Liberal Meeting Debated Rail Interchange Costs

Large crowd at Cumberland Hall heard P Dunne chair a Liberal gathering to organize the party. Plans for an interchange between the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway and Canadian Collieries Limited were discussed with cost sharing, station moves, and timetable details. The meeting urged submission of plans by March first, while non Liberals were asked to leave. the event allegedly ended as a Robbie Burns gathering with a parrot outside urging Conservatives to join.

Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway Company Canadian Collieries Limited Nanaimo Robbie Burns Pretty Poll Parrot

Masonic official visits BC lodge during town visit

Deputy Grand Master W. C. Ditmars of the Grand Lodge of British Columbia A F and A M arrived Thursday and paid an official visit to the local Ancient Free and Accepted Masons lodge. Creditors of the Macfarlane Bros Ltd estate are asked to file payments with T A Macfarlane at the corner of Dunsmuir Avenue and Fourth Street. Pure Bred Emden Geese wanted buy by P Fett Maple Bay P O VI.

W. C. Ditmars Grand Lodge of British Columbia A. F A. M Lodge of Ancient, Free Macfarlane Bros., Ltd T. A. Macfarlane Dunsmuir Avenue Fourth Street P. Fett Maple Bay P.O., V.I

Cumberland council minutes and notices recapped

The city clerk read minutes adopted as read. A police board recommendation for a permanent night watchman was left for next meeting. Neil McFadyen was named as police commissioner replacing Hugh Sloan who declined. School estimates were presented and laid over. The Cumberland Board of Trade received a request for a BC coal policy and will consider at next meeting. John Kesley, ex Wellington Colliery manager now in Vancouver, visited Cumberland. An ambulance class starts Friday January 29 1915 at 8 p.m. in the public school directed by Dr Geo K MacNaughton. Mayor Parnham was absent due to grippe. Alderman MacDonald chaired.

Cumberberland Board of Trade Merritt Board of Trade Boards of Trade British Columbia British ‘Columbia Board of Trade John Kesley Wellington Colliery Company Cumberland Vancouver Geo. K. MacNaughton

Breach of Promise Case Heard in Local Court

In a Monday session at a basement Presbyterian Church court Judge Coates presided over a breach of promise case. Plaintiff Miss Macwhackle accused Mr Edwin Stoppitofsky of breach of promise, seeking damages. the jury returned not guilty on the main charge but awarded several minor expense claims.

Presbyterian Church Coates Miss Macwhackle Edwin Stoppitofsky Mr. Stoppitofsky Tootight H. A. Seed

Local Liberal activity stirs district politics

The Liberals are active across the district amid unknown causes for the excitement. Union Brewery manager Con Reiffle visited the city by auto on Sunday. Trade downturn threatens several publishers who may suspend papers temporarily. Local residents Rhoda Bickle Ina White returned from Nanaimo Ladysmith. Hospital auxiliary and Methodist church groups plan meetings this week. A big sale at the Ideal Store is advertised. Eric Hernberg offers French lessons from Cumberland BC.

Con. Reiffle Union Brewery Nanaimo

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Province of Diamond C. L E. and N. Railway Company Gaekwar Baroda C.P.R Pacific Cumberland Hall P. Dunne John G. Biggs Exam Iners Board Royston Station Liberal Association Courtenay Ing Board of Police Commissioners Neil McFadyen Parnsham la Grippe Ald. MacDonald Publica ‘Tion Rhoda Bickle Ladysmith Ina White Ladies’ Auxiliary Union & Comox District Hospital John Frame Ladies’ Aid of Grace Methodist Church David Stevenson Eric P. Hernberg P.O Cumberland, B.C
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