04 Jul 1896
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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1896
Page
1
Hudson's Bay Co quotes a price drop in the Grocery Department on Ste phen Avenue Calgary. Readers are urged to send for a card offering more information on the subject.
The Neilson Furniture Co Limited will mail free of charge an illustrated catalogue and price list to any person sending their address. Calgary Alberta.
Golden on the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway links steamboat navigation on the Columbia River with the mineral and commercial hub of Eastern British Columbia. It houses the Gold smelting works and Upper Columbia Navigation Co and serves as a distribution point for the region’s rich mineral country and famed agricultural land with renowned scenery.
A terse transit note lists Montreal, Toronto, New York and Eastern Points, plus a Lake Route reference from a western hub to eastern destinations. The fragment implies travel connections or route options with no dates or operators specified.
Mercury details mining prospects at Fuga boo and trails headwaters with government clearance discussed. Copper ore from Hidden Treasure to Trail Creek smelter yields 47 percent metallic copper. Balrath tunnel progress, Buy-a-boo extension, and other properties noted. Local water flooding causes CPR washouts. July 1 observed with closures. School trustee re elected. June report lists honors and punctuality cards.
Montreal June 30 a rumor from high authorities states that Jaurier influenced the Liberal leader to expect a knighthood from Her Majesty. Viceroyal circles expect Laurier to be sworn in as prime minister and to perform duties at the speaker's right in the Commons.
The notice describes an evening service and a log jamb at the Smelter bridge in St Pauls. It sets a morning recitation at 7 o clock on Wednesday, with odd phrasing and unclear details.
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