12 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1901
Page
1
A fragmented report describes a saloon strike with workers returning to work after a stoppage and court involvement. It notes police magistrates, union actions, and local labor organizing figures including W. J. Walker addressing miners and shopmen about Northport Rossland trouble and labor gains.
Local notes report favorable progress on the new dolidol house with sides up and shingles nearly finished. J M Lindsay handles lathing and plastering. Streets Victorian and Tavistack improved in appearance after extensive work. Miscellany items include store moves, court notices, and various visits by local residents and traders.
Ground work starts immediately as Hogan and partners push a rapid build at Marysville. Crew includes Scoutog Tarnary LLS and M HM Kinziey from Spokane. aims to finish by February if weather holds. additional mill setup and brickwork moved to prevent delays. Nearby miners report steady supply and plans to recover lead from nearby pits while city officials tighten security on a prison case involving an electrocution decision in Albany.
Train service on Grow's Nest road will alter tomorrow for the westbound passenger run. The Moyia bound train is scheduled to arrive at 6:00 p.m. local time with adjusted timings affecting riders and connections.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a lost check for 107.50 drawn by VE Aroptrong in favor oftyowke Brewton, with details about reted and service plans. References mention Jo A Harvey, a divine service by TR Peagook, and multiple times for Sunday evening and afternoon meetings at Mylowts hall, inviting young men to attend both services.
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