Late Mrs J C R Coates Died in Kendall Mont
Hedley residents mourn the death of Julia Ann Hazza rd Coates a Tacoma native who died April 20 at Kendall Montana after a brief illness Her funeral set at Hoski s chapel St Helens avenue with relatives in Tacoma and Hedley left to mourn her loss She is survived by three children and the Hazard family kin in Washington and Montana including George Hazzard now with Northern Pulp at Hunt s Junction and Mrs Joseph J Gueinen sister of the deceased from Tacoma.
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Hedley
J. CU. R. Caows
Kendall
Montami
G. P. Jones
Wi. Bragg
Coates
Spokane
Tacoma
Mr. Contes
Hazaed
John
BR. Cootes
Zolvlock
Hoski's Chapel
St. Helen's Avenue
Cootes
Tacom
Ilro& PL Company
Newcastle
King County
B. C
Daly
Munifietuner
Mix
B.C. Gear
Haavand
Judias
Winfield S. Tobey
Cedar Rapids
Haxaard
George Hazzard
Trade State Content Committee
Hazard
Elizabeth
Prank L. Hale
McCormick
Lewis County
Two Years' Truce Settles Miners Wage Dispute
A temporary settlement ends the two year wage dispute between miners and operators. The new agreement raises wages slightly and suspends vacations as workers resume at once. If disputes arise, a six member joint committee will decide, with a potential independent chair. Local unions largely return to work while Michel remains opposed. The coke ovens at Fernie resume full operation, and a renewal conference will occur sixty days before expiration.
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Sherman
Nen
Shevnen
Western Coal Operators’ Association
U. M.W. of A. SE
Minister of Labor
Michel
Lindsey
Fernie
Win. Molock
Five Mile copper prospects drawn to investor interest near Loomis
General manager Beidler of the Palmer Mountain Tunnel Co. revisits eight claim group on Five Mile including Bernite Blue Ridge Gladstone Roseberry Shamereck Productus Belennite and Right of Way, with Gillespie Uhler and Cox. Copper showings tested, development underway, samples promising, and railway progress eyed for mining layout and investment appeal in Similkameen region.
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BE. W. Beidler
Palmer Mountain Tunnel Co
Loomis
Five Mile
M. Gillespie
Uhler and Cox
Blue Ridge
Gladstone
Beidler
Geo
Jamine
M.B
Seattle
Messrs
Uhler
Cox
Buidler
Ancho
Crossed on Falsework at Armstrong Bridge Trestle Work Nearing Completion
The pile-driver finished at Armstrong bridge Monday night and moved to a Manery's trestle on Tuesday. Caps stringers and cross-ties soon ready for the engine to cross. River rise raises driftwood risk as piles 14 feet apart are set. Track-laying resumes toward Keremeos with surveyors arriving to devour track-work and piling at the Kore anvas yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Bridge
Manery's
Armstrong’s
Keresieos
Keremeos
Koreanvas
Patriot Town of Summerland Organizes Rifle Club
A patriotic town in Summerland forms a rifle association with DRA ties and a ninety member club. Ross rifles will be supplied as the live organization grows. The town’s population supports organizing and maintaining such a patriotic science sport body and urges readers to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuumerland
D. R.A
Ross
Summerland
Summerlund
Public dispute over coal storage and miner-operator ties
The speaker urges mine operators to store hundreds of thousands of tons for public needs and promotes this as a standard for all dealers. He defends the public's right to protection from disruptions between miners and operators, condemning current operator policy. President Sherman declined to comment for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Rollo Bonded Holdings Signal Ottawa Capitalists Reach
The Rollo mineral claim near Twenty Mile camp, bonded by H W Yates to Ottawa capitalists after a telegram from R Hedley, is the oldest location in the camp with August 1897 treatment by Peter Scott. Nickel Plate located a year later. Scott still owns a stake, with Phil Johnson and R R Meilley as other owners. The bond promises strong ore, a fine body, and potential profits if development proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Yates
R. Hedley
Ottawa
Peter Scott
Twenty Mile Camp
Scott
Phil Johnson
R. R. Meilley
Rolla
May Rifle Shoot Tests Winds and Bulls Eyes
The Hedley Rifle Association held its May monthly shoot with nine competitors braving variable winds. L. C. W. Bulls won the cup with 61, T. D. Pickard took the medal in the list shoot, and Rolly led the 200 and 300 yard imager with 40. Next match will test 400 and 400 yard ranges. Only regular monthly shoots will carry trophies. the club seeks fresh members as outdoor amusements wane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedley Rifle Association
Julie Plante
L. C. W. Bulls
T. D. Pickard
Mr. Rolly
Ito
Hedley
Card of Thanks from Hedley resident
Hedley British Columbia May 12 17. Horror Gazette Sr expresses warm thanks to citizens of Hedley and Daly Reduction Company employees for kindness and attention during illness and for practical proof of goodwill last week. Signed Sam Ald Macritan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horror Gazette Sr
Hedley
Daly Reduction Company
Sam
Don Ald Macritain
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A. H. Ireland
Stekee
Canada
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England
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J. M. Christie
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Barnister
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Shaw Croft
Exarxerr
Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyor
Gazette Office
R. H. Rogers
MA. Bcl
Vurnon, B.C
Horace F. Evans
College of Liberal Arts
Ming
Simukn
Grand Union
Hedley, B.C
Jas. Glarke
Watchmake
Hedley,b.c
A. Megraw
Crawi Ghanbe
Oliver & Gladden
Civil & Mining Engineers
Hotel Penticton
Taian Moderne
A. Mansi
Pxwricros
J. C. R. Coates
USM
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F. H. Sherman
U. MW
Five Mile Creek
Lucky Benders
L. GW. Rolls
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Geo. Sproule
Gibbon
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W. J. Forbes
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