Boundary rail policy debate shapes British Columbia future
The column argues for railway competition across the British Columbia border, warning that restricting rail rivals harms investment, resources, and provincial independence. It cites proposed lines from Crow’s Nest to Spokane and a feeder from the Crow’s Nest to St Paul, criticizing subsidy favored monopolies and cross border routes.
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British Columbia
Tein
Dominion
Pacific
Spokane
Wash
St. Paul
Minn
Duluth
Maine
Lakeview Bonded Ore Claim Bonded to Wolk and Partners
Lakeview claim on Kenger Mountain owned by Geo Bowerman, Ben Anderson and Jap King is bonded to Chas. J. Wolk. The Lake on the Osoyous slope hosts magnetite and pyritite bearing ore with potential for sulphide ore fusion qualities. The bond, about 12,500 dollars, is tied to the Girauby Company with possible construction of a spur and Northern branch up the Okanagan if the bond is taken up.
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Kenger Mountain
Geo
Harry Bowerman
Ben Anderson
Jap King
Chas. J. Wolk
Boudary
Girauby Company
Grauby
Okanagan
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