Outcroppings Of Sparkling Life In New Denver District
Local notes recount a New Denver tailor J Zilma and plans for a new record office by Jas Easton. Revelstoke hosts a county court on August 16 while Keeling’s house burns at Duncan City. A Winchester rifle is stolen in New Denver and several locals move, travel, or invest around Kaslo Revelstoke and Nelson with a flood damaged route to Bonner’s Ferry. Drowning accidents include Alfred Hill in Sapperton and David Johnson at Wigwam. A Dominion Day sports program raises about 250.
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Kasto
Billy Kellem
Jas. Easton
New Denver
Revelstoke
Keeling
Duncan City
Silverton
David Johnson
H F. Horrocks
Kaslo
Proclamation Dissolving British Columbia Legislative Assembly
The proclamation announces the dissolution of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia by royal authority. It states the assembly stands prorogued until summoned for dispatch of business, and that the Members are discharged from further attendance. The document is dated June 2, 1834, at Victoria.
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Province of
British Columbia
Theodore Davis
British ‘Columbia
Legislative Assembly
Gursaid
Watil
EpGak Duwdney
Victoria
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