Imperial Bank of Canada Capital Authorized Rest
Capital details show authorized capital of 2 500 000 and paid up capital of 82 500 000 with rest 1 725 000.
26 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
1
Capital details show authorized capital of 2 500 000 and paid up capital of 82 500 000 with rest 1 725 000.
News from Harrismith dated 20th reports General De Wat pear Kroonstid with few followers unable to mount an offensive. Many Boers surrender as starving conditions worsen in the region. Also note an advertising pill claims to aid digestion and counter overindulgence.
Special correspondent reports Victoria awash with railway policy talks as a third caucus meets to decide a bill. The government aims to aid a competing line to Kootenay while naming the builder, prompting mixed reactions among supporters. Budget talks, tax changes, and cabinet rumors buzz as adjournment looms.
Discussion notes that Dominion Government controls fares on the Crow's Nest and C. E. railways, with company charges typically lower than the railway committee's fixed rates. Western U S roads are mentioned for context on price levels. The passage emphasizes regulatory influence over pricing in railway transport.
The force under Commandant Buksburg, 106 men with wagons and rifles, surrendered near Middleburg Transvaal. Lord Kitchener warned martial law residents in Cape Colony against taking up arms or aiding the enemy, subject to court martial and severe penalties.
Victoria April 25 reports Joe Martin and allies backing the Government railway policy while Mr Smith Curtis, Martin’s lieutenant, shifts to Independent voting. Helmsken McPhillips and Garden oppose the Government and attack the Opposition in the House. London April 22 recalls English political turbulence and budget debates on duties, sugar, coal, and empire trade.
St Eugene Mining Co declares a 105000 dividend as prospecting and mine development expand. Strong gains and new discoveries drive optimism for construction of the Kootenay Central Railway and a southern district boom.
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