Exiles of the Yukon Push for Alaska Gold Fields
The article notes a rush of prospectors to Alaska’s Yukon basin and Forty Mile creeks. It cites shortages of miners supplies, reliance on St Michael and Juneau routes, and the need for government trails and mail service to support a growing interior population.
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Yukon
Puget Sound
O. Sylvester
Sitka
San Francisco
Pelle
Forty Mile
America
California
Alaska
St.Michael’s
Juneau
Chilcoot Pass
Healy
Iboat Pass
United States
Congress
British Columbia
Great country outlook on gold output for this year
An optimistic view notes the nation as a great country with expected phenomenal gold production this year. The statement emphasizes strong belief in rising output and national progress.
New Steamer Line Aims To Open Okanagan Trade
Portland capitalists Messrs McDermott and Johnson survey the Okanagan river to establish a new steamer service linking with the City of Ellensburg from Wenatchee to Virginia City and Oro and Osoyoos. They hope to clear McLaughlin’s falls and promote regional development with cheap ore transport to Tacoma.
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Messrs McDermott and Johnson
Portland
Okanagan River
McLaughlin’s, Falls
Okanagan
Alma
Tacoma
Dominion Of Canada Aims For General Legislation
Text argues national growth requires competent residents in official roles not born rulers by divine right. It calls for fewer private laws and stronger general statutes to curb special legislation and preserve public trust in government.
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Dominion of
Canada
Provincial policy condemned in railway deal critique
The extract condemns the agreement between the Government and the Nakusp and Slocan Railway Company as harming the province's interests. It calls for limited expenditures, private railway enterprise, land act amendments, and stricter oversight of mining, water rights, land registry, and debt collection to protect public benefit.
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Nakusp
Slocan Railway
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railway
West Kootenay
Nomination Acceptance Letter From J Fred Ham Nelson 1964
A formal acceptance letter dated April 17 1964 from J Fred Ham addressed to the Sourm Koorexnay Convention chairman and secretary. Ham thanks delegates for the honor and pledges to uphold the convention platform if elected to the Native Assembly. Signed by Ham and dated in Nelson.
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Nelson
Ative Assembly
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Rio Tinto
United Kingdom
Germany
Belgium
England
Pyrites
East Kootenay
West Kootenayn
North Star
St. Mary's River
Moyea
Cranbrook
Wild Horse
Fort Steele
Hunter
W.C. McKinnon
New Denver and
Silverton
The
B.C
Jon Masi
Spokane
Ing
the Ledge Office
Nakusp, B.C
Legislative Assembly
South
John Fred Hume
Kootenay
Wajnast
J. Fred Ham
R. F. Green, Esq
J. A. Torner
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