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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1894
Page
2
The Gilien Era advertises Saturday moons life mail service for east and west trains and upper courier routes including Willeraore and Wort Steele. It highlights the Kootenay district as the primary advertising merit.
Mr Thos Forrest testifies of residence in Donald since 1864 and planned remarks about a conversation with Mr Higginson. Objection raised over Higginson’s status as government land agent or timber agent. Case adjourned to Victoria for evidence and document review.
At Kamloops Assizes Justice Walkem hears CPR versus Murphy over land rights in Donald and surrounding Donald townsite. Disputed titles involve land valued around 140000 dollars and crown grants tied to the railway belt with arguments about Dominion transfer terms and settlement acts.
Mr Thos Richardson visits his daughter Miss Kate Knowdall in Vancouver and sister to Mr Chas Knowdall in town. Jimmy Lipscombe leaves for Pendleton to join Union Pacific. Mr Cummins transfers to Revelstoke. farewell dance held. Several residents travel east to Calgary areas. houses under plastering project. Victoria summons Legislative Assembly members in British Columbia.
A proclamation announces the meeting of the Legislative Assembly in Victoria on November 12 1894 with Governor Devonny confirming. The rest notes varied local items: Mr Thos Johnson of the CPR shops returns from the coast and Ontario to visit relatives, Woodhouse and Hart return from a shooting trip in the Okanagan, Conductor Barney Nason weds and locals remark on hall needs and a rough dance night with clothing damage. An advertisement highlights Dick Patmore's perfumery including German Cologne and bulk scents, and Misses Sullivan of Calgary visiting Miss Murphy head home.
A P Cummniins GC returns from a journey to Port Steele. The courthouse flagstaff and gate add to the building's adornment, withNpMo observations noted.
A verse contrasts a pristine lily with a damaged second bloom. The first lily stands in purity while a bee and a breeze twist the stem, leading to its ruin. A saying about sowing and reaping introduces a second, dwarfed lily that emerges malformed yet resilient in spring.
A dinner party discussion on death and afterlife leads Dr Herbelot and Professor D to recount an eerie true episode. Todritter, a death‑dealer in Ludwigsburg, reveals that after executing Hans Hertzig he faced a horrifying scene where the severed head seemed to move and bite, challenging science and faith.
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