Debentures Tender Called by Town of Medicine Hat
The Town of Medicine Hat invites sealed tenders for debentures totaling 750000. Debentures in 500.00 increments repayable in twenty equal annual installments with four percent interest payable yearly at the Merchants' Bank of Canada. Issued under the town by law dated October 1, 1900 to fund waterworks. Tenders due noon September 15. Highest tender not necessarily accepted. W N Adsit town clerk secretary-treasurer.
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Town of Medicine Hat
Merchants’ Bank of Canada
Medicine Hat
Corporation of
Town of
W.N. Adsit
N.W.T
Tgoo
Waterworks By Law Passes In Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat property owners approve a waterworks by law authorizing 40000 debentures to fund a municipal water system. The vote last Friday at the Council Chamber drew a small turnout with a strong show of support. Town Clerk Adsit served as returning officer with H. W. Ireland assisting. results show a majority for the measure despite many voters being out of town.
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Medicine Hat
Council
Adsit
H. W. Ireland
Medicine Hat Town Council Approves Waterworks By Law 35
A special council meeting in Medicine Hat confirms By-Law No. 35 with 66 votes in favor and 6 against. The council also appoints a committee to advertise tenders for a natural gas well near the power house and to sell waterworks debentures, and assigns a separate committee to arrange for mains installation by day labor.
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Mitchell
Ross
Spencer
Penhale
Lane
Trade Review
Montreal
Monetary Times
Toronto
Commercial
Winnipeg
News
Medicine Hat
Yuill
Cattle for Sale Near Medicine Hat
270 head of one and two year old steers and heifers offered for sale. Cattle can be viewed any time at Mr. John Weiss in Josephburg Assa 25 miles southeast of Medicine Hat. Address Jus FINKL4 STEIN Medicine Hat.
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John Weiss
Josephburg
Assa
Medicine Hat
Stein
List of names and places in Assiniboians obituary fragment
A long fragment lists numerous individuals with surnames and locations from across Canada and the United States, including Douglas Thompson Ross Fieldhorse Carrall Clark Evicent Monilaws McLeod Edmons Clark Niblock Snider Burden Dickson Howey McIntyre McGowan ONeill McLean Forester Barry Size Cook Erickson Robinson Fleming Campbell Kidd Morley Edgar Brando Myers Grant Peard Downey Rou land McKerracher Cummings Kansas City Joe Kelly Graham Hill Moosomin Noble Seven Persons Chapman Moncton Warburton burg Armstrong Walker Cocksedge Edger ton Willow Creek Robinson Chinook Irwin Hamilton Salt Lake City McLean Grahurn Shaw Little Plume.
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Douglas
C. Thompson
J. P. Ross
Toronto
H. Fieldhorse
P. Carrall
C. T. Clark
E. Evicent
G. Monilaws
A. McLeod
W. Edmons
P. Clark
J. Niblock
Calgary
A. Snider
R. Burden
F. Dickson
J. Howey
R. P. McIntyre
R. McGowan
Geo
O'Neill
A. McLean
Winnipeg
A. Forester
Jas. Barry
P.S. Size
HF. Cook
Moose Jaw
G. Erickson
J. G. Robinson
Jas
R. Fleming
I. Campbell
J. Kidd
Cranbrook
J. A. Morley
R. Edgar
Brandon
A. Myers
Geo. A. Grant
Montreal
W.S. Peard
Mel Downey
Nelson
John Rouland
F. Robinson
Golden
H. Corrigan
Chinook
Mont
Jas. Irwin
D. C. Hamilton
Salt Lake City
Jno. McLean
Grahurn
Alex. Shaw
Little Plume
South Africa letter recounts first action with Boers
Cras. W. Shaw of Strathcona's Horse mails from Blackfontein July 7 describing rapid advance from Durban to Tugela and New Castle, Majuba Hill views, first July fight with Boers at three-mile front, casualties including A Jenkins and Corporal Lee, captures of prisoners, and Buller's withdrawal plan as Buller and Roberts armies press.
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Charles Shaw
Strathcona
Blackfontein
S. A
Igoo
Capetown
Kosi Bay
Durban
Tugela
Zululand
Eskowe
New Castle
Lord Dondonald
Majuba Hill
Ladysmith
No. 4
A. Jenkins
Red Deer
Sergt. Nicol
McCrea
Brown
Medicine Hat
No. 3
Maple Creek
Royal Horse Artillery
Howard
N.W.M.P
Shorty’ Hobson
Strathcona Horse
Corporal Lee
Greylingstad
Gen. Buller
Buller
Roberts
McCloy
Purvis
Myself
Cras
W. Shaw
South Africa
Turf Association Elects Officers and Plans Fall Race Meet
The Medicine Hat Turf Association met at the Assiniboia Hotel to elect officers. W. T. Finlay was named president and H. H. Ross vice president. Chas. R. Mitchell became secretary treasurer. An executive committee was chosen and a fall race meet set for September 25 and 26. A track expansion project was approved and a committee assigned to stipends and timing. Frank Smith was sentenced in Winnipeg to three years for theft.
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Medicine Hat Turf Association
Assiniboia
Finlay
McCutcheon
Ross
Robertson
Tweed
Walton
Fisher
Wyndman
Bailey
Cousins
Mitchell
W. T. Finlay
H. H. Ross
Chas. R. Mitchell
Messrs
Frank Smith
Winnipeg
Ranch Stock Movements And Brand Changes In Western Canada
Robi Watson buys a famous Winnipeg race horse while A S Corbett purchases 20 head of yearling steers for the Assiniboia Hotel. Head & Son ship stockers to Medicine and Calgary as beef exports rise. Weather favors haying after rain. Howie of Brandon seeks four or five carloads of cattle for Dawson City. A 44 steer weighed 2160 pounds at Winnipeg after rail loading. Queen's domain hay disputes prompt a new cattle and horse branding system with $1 fee for new brand records and easier transfer rules. Brand Recorder moves to Regina amid praise for improved public service.
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Mr. Howie
Brandon
Dawson City
Winnipeg
Macleod
Messrs
Gordon & Ironsides
West
Brand Recorder
Department of Agriculture
Regina
Agricultural Department
the Public Service
Nor’ West Farmer
British Live Stock Markets Summary
London markets show firmer tone for American cattle with prices up from a week ago. Canadian cattle and sheep move weaker in Liverpool with declines since last week. London quotes list States at 12 to 13 cents and Canadians around 11 to 12 cents with ranchers near 11 cents. No Canadians offered in Liverpool on Aug 14.
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London
Liverpool
Dresser
Choice
Ttc
New Brand Ordinance Simplifies Cattle Marks
The Territorial Assembly passed a revised Brand Ordinance shifting brand registration to the Department of Agriculture at Regina. It allows simple designs for cattle marks on the jaw and neck, ending the old three character system that caused mutilation, though some issues remain unresolved.
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Territorial Legislative Assembly
Macleod
Department of Agriculture
Regina
Queensland
Police Court Docket Mixed Sentences On Liquor and Conduct
August gth documents a series of petty convictions. David Boyer found guilty of supplying liquor to an Indian fined 10 dollars plus costs or one month imprisonment. Ian Mellthem bicycle sidewalk offense fined one dollar and costs. A penitent drunk previously guilty fined two dollars and costs. Sergt Allen of the N W M S P brought in Christian Heck from Josephburg thought to be mentally deranged. Magistrate Crosskill to hear the case. Mrs James McDonald and children left for Peterborough Ontario on a visit.
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Gth
David Boyer
Ian Mellthem
Sergt. Allen
N.W
Josephburg
Christian Heck
Crosskill
Deaths in Medicine Hat Announce Two Losses
Suwyer H at Medicine Hat on the 713th inst. Annie Cameron wife of Dr. C F Smyth. Matchett May daughter of Mr. and Mrs W J Matchett died at Medicine Hat on the 13th inst aged four months.
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Suwyer H
Medicine Hat
Annie Cameron
C. FE. Smyth
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Raymond
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Geo.Milne &Co
Northwest Territories
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Canada
Opera House
Town of Medicine
William Nelson Adsit
Turf Association Meeting
Robi. Watson
Carmien, Man
A. S. Corbett
W. Marshall
S. L. Head & Son
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Rapid City
Wild Horse Lake Country
Queen's Own
Queen's Domain
Havre
Saskatchewan
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