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Newspaper
Nakusp Ledge
Location
Nakusp, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 24, 1894
Page
4
The notice lists annual subscription pricing for a financier service with one year at 82 00 and transient advertising at 25 cents per line for first insertion and 10 cents per line for subsequent insertions.
A royal birthday blessing from May 24 1894 praising the queen and the English people’s loyalty and unity, expressing hope for a long reign and divine favor.
In West Kootenay north riding Kellie MPP announces candidacy again. The former minister praised for four years in the House, credited with aiding mining camps Slocan and Ileciilewaet, improving mineral laws, roads, and miners' conditions.
The piece praises Mr. Kellie for opposing government legislation burdening a community and highlights his role in repealing the Slocan Reserve Bill. It reports meetings across the riding showing broad elector support and ties Kellie’s work to Hon. Mr. Davie’s administration, noting Kellie’s choice to stay in provincial service.
A clipped satirical declamation urges party faithful to prepare for a looming electoral fight in June, predicting the downfall of many Opposition candidates as the looming fray approaches.
A postscript complains of mail routing from Spokane to Kootenay joints via Kaslo and Nelson. The writer urges authorities to explain the need for this route, lamenting the added delays and the absurdity of seeing a Nelson advertisement stamp on letters destined for Kaslo.
The Ontario general election is set for June 21 with Sir Oliver Mowat launching a province wide stump. Analysts say Liberal chances look poor as old party lines fade, with the P P A and Patrons of Industry expected to sap support more than ever for Mowat and opposition leader W R Meredith.
The commission investigates alleged corruption by Hon. Mr. Davie and his Cabinet tied to the Nakusp and Slocan Railway, following Opposition claims.
The text proclaims innocence of government and W C Van Horne of CPR in exposing alleged railway misdeeds. Beaven’s assertions fail, as officials swear no public interest beyond the public weal, reinforcing government integrity and discrediting opponents.
The Lieutenant-Governor dates William John Goe Sel of the Town of Nelson to perform the duties of Gold Commissioner and Government Agent for the West Kootenay Electoral District during the absence of Nelson Frizsrupss S.M. invalided.
The Nakusp Sawmill reports updated machinery and its capacity to produce rough and dressed lumber and shingles at greatly reduced prices. Local mill offers aimed at customers seeking cheaper wood products.
Re opened notice from Hix hotel in Hot Springs inviting all former patrons and new guests. Satisfied customers promised with seasonable rules and assurance of service quality.
A brief notice highlights a Bar on Slocan Ave offering a selection of wines liquors and cigars. The venue features a Divine Room with seasonal delicacies and emphasizes a location with a pleasant view of the surrounding countryside.
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