Notice on company accounts and local notices in GoLapEs Brans
Subscribers and advertisers are notified the company has resumed possession of GoLapEs Brans from May 25. Accounts in connection with the business from that date are payable at the company's office or to A. G. Harrison of The Golden Era Co. Ltd. Ly. per 5. A. Haggen, Managing Director. Gladys Houston is seriously ill from a recent shower. A Japanese indecorator was brought to hospital after a badly cut head. A handcar incident near the Glacier caused alarm when a passenger train approached. Services at St Paul’s Church Sunday 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. C. B. Sills officiating. Mrs W. C. Wells to spend a few days at Victoria with J. D. Wells. New Westminster lacrosse team beat Montreal 6–2. Wells to visit constituency in three weeks. Legislature may prorogue mid next week. Liberal meeting at Queen’s Motel Monday evening. Miss Marie Hudon to stay in St Boniface. Willett Bookhout recovered from typhoid fever. Dr. Taylor back from Eastern Canada. J. H. Jones leaves for Banff until Monday. Mining Act amended to count surveys as assessment work up to 100. J. H. and Mrs. Griffith in Victoria Tuesday, back around the 3rd prox. Public works appropriation in North East Konte nay is 22,500. Valuation around 9,000 for extinents. A Montreal Chinaman claims Presbyterian faith. J. A. Butigs arrives from Calgary to Windermeen via Duchess. Thomas O’Brien returns from Victoria. Conservatives plan Columbia Hall meeting Monday at 8 to organize and elect a delegate for New Westminster convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Suanday
W. C. Wells
Victoria
J. D Wells
New Westminster Lacrosse Tean
Montreal
Willett Bookhout
Ben
Taylor
Canada
New York
Gulden
I. W. Jones
Banff
J. Hi
Mrs. Griffith
North East
Kontenay
J. A. Butigs
Calgary
Windermein
Billy the Golden Mascot Captures Town’s Fancy
The London Canadian Gazette notes Billy the Golden is a popular town mascot taken to Ringland in May by Rocky Mountain Joe Joseph Lamotague of Golden. Billy is described as highly distinguished, spotting Canadians on sight and greeting visitors from the Rockies with eager charm, his quarters a lively scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Canadian Gazette
Golden
Rnglan
Rocky Mountain Joa
Joseph Lamotague
Billy
Rockies
Bily
Our Celestial Citizens and Canadian Immigration Tax Debate
The Calgary Herald discusses the Chinese question, arguing Laurier should support a $600 per head tax on Chinese immigrants. It notes few Chinese in Eastern Canada but threats to white labor in British Columbia and territories, contending the $100 tax is insufficient against wealthy Chinese companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary Herald
Wilfrid Laurier
British Columbia
Canna
Wilfrid
Canada
Territories
Chinese Labor Syndicate Stirs City Tensions
A historical account describes hostility toward Chinese residents, accusing them of economic drain and social ills. It claims there are about 150 Chinamen in the city, denounces their habits, disease linkage, and alleged impact on property values and schools. The rhetoric asserts they are social parasites eroding white dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tf Uanadu
Columbia Hall Event Promises Notable Vocalists
Thursday evening at Columbia Hall Golden features Miss Miller, world-fired, with Stanley Adams baritone Robt CG Campbell tenor Miss Jean Forsyth soprano and accompaniste all assisting Miss Miller. The writer condemns immigration of these people and warns against naturalization empowering their future influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hall
Golden
Miss Miller
Stanley Adams
Robt
CG. Campbell
Jean Forsyth
As Others See Us and the Canadian Immigration Question
The editorial argues Canada risks industrial annexation by Chinese and Japanese influence across the western region from the Rockies to the Pacific. It questions whether such a change serves Canada’s general interest and advocates exclusionary immigration policies, aligning with Edmonton Bulletin perspectives on national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Bulletin
Elmonton Bulletin
Britain Sees Coal Supply as Crucial for Industry
The article notes ongoing debate in Great Britain over coal supply, warning shortages could threaten manufacturers in generations. It argues coal depth and mining exposure may raise production costs, potentially disadvantaging British industry versus nations with easier access to coal. It cites doubled output since a Royal Commission report thirty years prior and discusses export pressures and fiscal levies aimed at preserving coal for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Brivigh
Royal Commission
Portrait of Lord Roberts Sold with Canadian War Support
The article promotes a colored portrait of Lord Roberts offered by Family Herald and Weekly Star and The Campany Era. Readers may obtain the 17 by 22 inch image for 1.26 dollars, with a 60 cent rate for paid subscribers, and refunds offered if unsatisfied. The offer runs for a limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Ortinda
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Tap Gonpay
Beaver Breezes Notes From Beaver Community
A Beaver correspondent reports on local happenings including Rev W D Turner’s Monday church service, falllike weather, a planned C P R siding for 50 cars, Miss Davis starting school August 1th, Admiral Brinkman returning to Columbia duties after Banff and Canmore, a mill boy likely to marry soon, McDermot furniture ad being read, Longmore finishing fire department painting, Mr McCready visiting, and Mano appearing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Davis
New Wrestminster
Admiral Brinkman
Banff and
Canmore
Columbia
A Very Short True Story From London Truth
At a Divonshire club a New York friend chats with Phil May of Punch about unhappiness. He tells a brief tale of meeting a hungry boy with bacon between bread who eyed his cane and their needs swapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divonshire Club
New York
Phil May
Punch
London
The Cynic on Engagements and Men’s Comforts
The Cynic muses on relationships and deception. It argues that women often please married men, mourners vary in grief, and clever people admit occasional fooling. It notes luck, newly introduced fashions, and the bride’s family issuing engagement notices while skeptical grooms’ kin remain wary.
Notice to creditors of Smith & Bates partnership
Notice to all persons with claims against the partnership of Messrs Smith and Bates printers and publishers of The Golden Era at Golden BC. including debtors, to send a detailed statement to C H Parson by September 1900. Creditors must settle any amounts owed to the undersigned by the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Smith & Bates
Golden
C. H. Parson
Victor J. Evans & CO
Evans Building
Washington, D. C
Notice of Business Ownership and Receipt Authority
Having disposed of my hotel business to Mr Frank Whimp all accounts due to me are to be paid to Mr Thoms Q Brien Solicitor who alone is authorized to receive the same nim pire receipts therefore Cited at Golden this 10th day of July 1960 ad 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whimp
Thoms Q Brien
Golden
Novice Centaur Mineral Claim in Enat Kootenny District
Notice by James Brady agent for Manuel Dainard announces the mineral claim at Bitnnte head of Fitteon Mile Creek in Golden Mining Division. It orders the Crown Grant claim process under Tiprovenanta authority and requires action before certificate issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centaur Mineral
Golden Mining
Enat Kootenny District
Fitteon Mile Creek
Janen Mealy
Manel Dalian
Tiprovenanta
Anil Firther
James Brady
Manuel Dainard
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California
Giant Powder Co
Queen’s Hotel
J. ©. Greene
Athalmer House
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GoLapEs
the Golden Era Co. Ltd. Ly
A. Haggen
Gladys Houston
Tron
W. GC
Wells
Greene
Queen's Motel
Marie Hudon
St. Boniface
H Ure Vi
Timmond and Son
Toronto
Florence Pugh
Ethiel
Thomas O Brien
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John Chinaman
Edith J, Miller
Contralto
Britain
W. D. Turner
Beaver
McDermot
Longmore
Mr. McCready
Mano
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James I. Brewster
T. Graham
Albert Canyon, B.C
J. C. Tom & Co, Merchant Tailors
Columbia Valley
Columbia River
Tete Jaune Cache
Kootenay
Cranbrook
North East Kootenay
Nf. B. Alexander
Sandon
Hl. G. Parson
P. A. Desormeau
Macarter
Harvey
Revelstoke
Fort Steele
A.M. Pinkham
Alexander Block
Golden B, C
Hull Bros. & Co. Wholesale & Robit
Butchers
Golden, B.C
Jas Brapy
Dls
Pls
M. Ai’n
Alf
A. M. Mountain Lodge
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A. M
Pitts
Wem
Parson
Savrotary
Rocky Mountain
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San Francisco
Cal
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