government approves long promised government buildings design
The provincial legislature approved the long promised government buildings budget with funds to cover the court room and four cells. An agent said work will begin once instructions are issued and funds are used from the appropriation. The project aims to finish in coming weeks. Washington reports discuss Chinese requests to open negotiations with the United States and other powers. Minister Conger or another American official is named to lead talks at a designated location to end hostilities.
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Armatrong
USA
USA Requizmenta
Washington
Ling Chang
United States
Conger
Wulberty
State
Earl
Anger
Bursa
Train accident mars visit to Moyie. father breaks leg
Edward Desaulnier of Bork Tino arrived with five children to visit his brothers when a baggage trunk misplacement caused the train to start abruptly. Desaulnier jumped for safety, fell onto rocks at a baggage car foundation, and suffered a broken right leg. He was cared for at the Central hotel as doctors set a simple fracture.
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J Station
Thureday
Edward Dastidaict
Bork
Tino
Moyie
Hik
Eddie
Georgie
Childrat
Het
Hia Lonke
Ata Desautnier
Desaulnidr
Central
Des
Mining prospects near Moyie attract attention and activity
In the Atming Pratd area near Moyie favorable indicators point to several mine openings. New discoveries and ongoing development push potential profits, with a rich ledge of galerie ore reported near Lake Hoy and another promising property west of the loop set for development and possible shipment this season.
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Moyie
Hoy Lake
Dat
Jandapy
Nod
Nils
Leo
Lolore
Bofo
St. Er
York
Auwil Amonot
LocalCoal Lands Near Crow's Nest Pass Stored in Nelson News
A Nelson Miner report describes coal lands at the eastern entrance of the Crow's Nest pass near Livingstone. Maynard E. Cowan owns and developed holdings. plans were announced for a new company to operate a large tract and mill, with capacity for 3000 tons per day.
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MM. H. Cowan
Magic Lake
Igin Tuck
Crow's Nest Pass
Nelson Mier
Maynard EL. Cowin
Une Crow
Nyet Paes
I Une
Cowan
Nelaon
Adler
Wolwasa to extend daily rail service between Kaslo and Nelson
The plan, expected to place daily service on the air between Kaslo and Nelson, includes routes along the Great Northern, Kootenay Valley, and connections via the Eagly and Slocan railways. Authorities promise cautious expansion with collaboration from regional navigation and trading firms.
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Ppokana
Kaslo
Lois Aervieee
Great Northern
Bpekane
Homer’s
Berry
Kootohal Valley
Bulingoundj
Nelson
He Eagly
Slocun
Cust
Talorialional Naviegation
Kaalo
Great Northern takes control of Kootenay Railway venture
The Great Northern Railway Co now owns the Kootenay Railway and Navigation Co nominally. It guarantees payment of all debenture bonds, using new debentures issued with consent. notices invite Moyie area claim work terms and promise efficient handling, with a stated price of about 1735 and 82.56 in currency.
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Great Northern Railway Co
Noriially
Kootenay Railway and Navigation Co
Bonners Ferry
Sunde
Koownay Railway
G Navigation Co
Great Northern Wu
LegislatureFaces Break as Adjournment Looms Soon
Victoria, Aug 23. The legislature plans to wind up regional business with prorogation likely Monday. A bill to curb strikes by importing workers was defeated. Supplementary estimates include 30000 for rebuilding the lieutenant governor residence and 20000 for a Vancouver reform school. a referendum bill was ruled out of order.
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Victoria
Etrike
Vancouver Brown
Westminster
Ethan
Cranbrooks Eerste and Others Travel to See Doctor
A scattered report from Cranbrook notes several visitors arriving from New Brunswick and Colorado to consult a doctor, including James King, Senator’s brother, and Mrs King. Miner Rater, manager of the Aurora mine, plans to stay and devote time to developing Ainis property as local business groups discuss future welfare at a monthly executive meeting.
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Moyis
Mas. Frith
Nome
Taos
Kader
Hane
Chas
Farrell
Wualttaf
Rater
Aurora
Ainis
Metal quotations in New York August market report
New York metal prices show silver near 26. Desconta and Leal PhO report domestic demand with $400 close. Copper broker quotes at 16.75. Names including John Bisekbuns and FA, Wolcon Ace bashay resnreerces on Hall Meson avenue appear in the muddled OCR.
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New York
Desconta
Mmnora
Aruestors
Brokera
Prive
Tyaldonger
John Bisekbuns
Wolcon Ace Bashay Resnreerces
Hall Meson Avenue
Cranbrook notes on local business and people
A Cranbrook report lists visits by Otis and others, noting Moyie Brewery adds expansion work, engineers and merchants in town, hospital talks, and upcoming events. It covers residents, arrivals, and familiar names, with Sun., Sept. schedules and social notices filling the week.
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