Government debate on Tote Juana Cache route sparks dispute
The Kamloops Standard condemns the Governments plan to open Tote Juana Cache Country via a Wood River crossing as wasteful and impractical. It argues the Golden to Golden route via North River trail is superior, cites fatalities as false, and criticizes Kamloops for bias while urging reopening the arid trail.
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Tote Juana Cache
Gorden
Morrin
Canadian Pacific Railway
North River
Tete Jaune Cache
Dero
Golden
Rapida
Board of Trade
Thord
Tuuke
Katoloops
Kamloops
Navigation Blockage by Columbia River Lumber Co Sparks Complaints
Letters decry the Columbia River Lumber Company for logs jamming the river between Golden and the Cache, delaying the Duchess and hindering landings at Fifteen Mile Creek. Officials urge Marine Department and Dominion Government action to remove booms and old piles blocking two thirds of the channel and protect public navigation.
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Columbia River Lumber Company
Bacon
Fifteen Mile Creek
Golden
Lumber Company
Marine Department
Dominion
Prospecting update from Golden outfitters and riders
Don ald W. Evans traveled from Hdiwnonton with four riders and 20 pack horses to Golden to outfit and return. Water was too high for prospecting, no new gold news. Evans met Archdeacon Mac kay and Frank Fulton, learned of potential prospects, and observed a bridge being built over Wood River. He noted quartz shows after further prospecting by Prica and Evans near the Golan outfits on the Cando River, about 60 miles south of the Cache, on June 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Evans
Hdiwnonton
Golden
Evans
Archdeacon Mackay
Frank Fulton
Macauley
Cando River
Wood River
Prica
Rocky Mountain Lodge No 84 installs officers for term
District Deputy Grand Master Dail lard installed the Rocky Mountain Lodge No 84 officers on Wednesday evening for the current term. Names listed include Pearce N.G., W L Horaton V.G., D M Ray Sec., D A Warren Treas., J A Good OC, W. Miller C., J McHattie R3.N.G.
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Daiilard
Rocky Mountain Lodge No. 84
Deeds attested in Golden area courts and offices
Partita represented in Police Small Debts and County Courts with accounts collected and disputed claims adjusted. Governing officials oversaw the process as records show deeds attested and legal actions pursued in Golden British Columbia.
Golden Board of Trade Seeks Immediate Action on Local Needs
Council to press Minister F C Cotton for relocating Court house and government buildings to Golden and for river bank protection. It urges opening six miles of Beaver trail for Bennison mine access, discusses Toll-roads Act use, and seeks logging navigation remedies on the Columbia River. Delegates to Kootenay Boards convention named.
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F. C. Cotton
Golden
Clohecy
Bennison
Beaver Trail
Cholhecy
Columbia River
Bostock
M. P
Dominion
I. G. Parson
EB. A. Baggon
Convention of Boards of Trade of
To Be Sold In Lots to Suit Buyers at Kamloops
The stock described as first class colltsion broken and suitable for hay ness can be arranged. The stock is situated in Kamloops. Offers to be made to Waverley Mine Limited.
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Kamloops
Fe Ocho
Tragedy at Tete Jaune Cache Chronology of Fatal Shooting
In the Tete Jaune Cache region two trappers A Macaulay a quarterbreed from Prince Albert aged 29 and J Hughes a 50s resident of Kansas quarreled over season skins. Hughes shot Macaulay on June 12 injuring him badly with a 46-00 rifle. Macaulay survived nine days before authorities moved to charge Hughes who was remanded for trial.
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A. Macaulay
Prince Albert
J. Hughes
Kansas
U.S
Tete Jaune Cache
Macaulay
Price
Canoe River
Hughes
Edmonton
Evans
Swift Current
Swift
Fraser
Hvang
Golden
Donald
Griffith
Macaday
Tepas
Certainty Gold Mining Company Forms In Quebec
The Certainty Gold and Mining Company with capital of 1 500 000 is registered in Quebec. Head office at Haggon’s office in Golden and will operate the Certainty and other copper properties in the district. W G Mitchell-Innes resumes work on the Pretty Girl under foreman I Jones. Development focuses on extending the cross-cut. Major Clohesy sent G Johnston to McMary do Creek for supplies to resume Bonnston group work. summit snow blocks traffic for 3–5 weeks, with supply routes via Crown Point likely reopening work there.
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Certainty, Gold and Mining Company
Seaatary
Quebec
YW. A. Haggon
Ofice
Golden J
W. G. Mitchell-Innes
Golden British
Clohesy
G. Johnton
McMary Do Creek
Bonnston
Crown Point
Duchess Passenger List and Fire at The Stor Theatre
The fragment lists passengers including Golden to Carbonate D McDougal J White and Windarmere W Winterbottom plus others. The Stor theatre in Hamilton Queensland is reported gutted by fire with some assistance offered in the aftermath.
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Golden
McDougal
J. White
Windarmere
W. Winterbottom
Wateon
Mulsford
Stor
Hamilton
Queensland
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H.G. Parson
Upper Columbia Navigation & Tramway Co
Windermere
C. H. Parson
Warren's
Kootenay House
Ullock & Barry
Cariboo
Goute
Swift Current Creex
Isy
Namlooas
Cache
W. Evans
Tete Jaune
Hvanshaa
C.F
E. A. Haggen
Pabilo
The
Supreme Court
Golden Board OF Trade
Chilliwack
West Kootenay
Rock Bay
West
Vancouver Island
Trénch Republic
Pie Waverley Mine Limited
Duchess