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Newspaper

Nelson Daily Miner

Location

Nelson, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 03, 1901

Page

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Nelson Power Struggle Shapes Nelson City Council Meeting

At a Nelson city council session, debates over bylaw readings to borrow 17000 for a high school, fire alarm system and isolation hospital dominated. Ald Irving opposed funding levels, while Ald Selous argued for consolidating borrowing, with mayor and members clash and adjournment planned after street grading and creek cleaning votes.

Cottonwood Creek Arthur Egading Ald Selous Irving Nelson Rossland Revelstoke Fletcher Neber al. Irving Ali Mamitton Madden Ali. Selous Blyaw Wi Ald Triong Awara Ald Irving Ald Selous McCulloch Cedar Street

Progress at Tim Ymir Cyanide Plant Nears Completion

Ymir December 1. Work at the new cyanide plant proceeds rapidly with tanks coming together after pneumatic hammers. Geo M Holt oversees tank erection and machinery piping, bringing prior experience from Athabasca and Nelson. BE Holden designed and supervises the project, contributing innovative ideas and departures from standard methods. The completed plant promises to reflect well on its designer.

Ymir Geo M. Holt Mr. Holt Athabasca

Third Canadian Contingent Recruiting in British Columbia

It was learned yesterday that 70 of 600 recruits for the third Canadian contingent will come from British Columbia, with 20 in Vancouver and 10 each in Victoria Revelstoke Rossland Tort Steele and Nelson. Recruiting occurs December 9 and 10. At least two officers may be selected from the province and five members from the first two contingents in this city plan to reenlist.

British Columbia Vancouver Victoria Revelstoke Rorsland Tort Steele Nelson

Starved stowaway found on German steamer Palatin

A German man about 30, packed in a German box marked This side up with care, was found in the Palatin's hold after 15 days at Hoboken. He lay near salt sacks, begged for water, and died soon after admission to Hoboken hospital. Investigators seek the box’s consignor and origin.

New York Palatin Mamburg-American Line Hoboken Hoboken Hospital Ile Germany John Beck

Quiet at the Isthmus Colon

The city of Panama remains quiet as Gen Alban orders a Colombian gun boat to tow a launch with soldiers toward Agua Dulce. Liberal leader Belarosa Porras is believed near Agua Dulce, American Marines stay ashore, and ex-insurgent Jiminiza surrendered to Gen Alban amid cooling campaign tensions. The British sloop Tearles has returned to Panama from South American ports.

Colon Panama Alban Royaca Agua Dulce Department of Panama Belarosa Porras Juan Antonio Jiminiza Domingo Diaz Diaz Jiminiza Tearles South American

Steamer Florida Arrives for Manila Voyage Survey

Victoria reports the steamer Florida, carrying lumber from Portland for Manila, arrived for survey after a collision at the Columbia river bar. Waves washed over the ship, damaging a hatch, but a diver found no hull damage and the ship resumed its voyage today.

Victoria Florda Portland Manila Columbia River Lee

Fire at Hall Mines destroys bunk house at Silver King

Early Sunday a blaze gutted the four story bunk house at the Silver King mine, forcing about 100 miners to seek clothes and shelter as a large portion of supplies for winter were stored inside. The fire began in the drying room around 445 am and rapid flames left little but ruins, with $14000 of insurance reported. Temporary accommodations and aid were organized for roughly 50 to 70 men while about 100 lose work.

Silver King

Court Proceedings Update In Chambers May 1902 Paria Case Extension

In chambers Judge Form grants extensions and postponements. Thornton vs Weyl Lennie for defendant extends return of commission to February 1, 1902 for evidence in Paria France. Frahleigh vs Hall Mining Co postponement due to illness of smelter manager. Nipon vs Jenckes Machine Co costs taxed. Stocks vs Creme de la Creme Co service outside jurisdiction granted. Estate of James Fox discussed. Fox, a mining man, owned an interest in the Dandy mineral claim on Toad Mountain.

Thornton Vs. Weyl--Lennie Paria France Hannington Frahleigh Vs. Hall Mining Company R. M. Macdonald R. R. Hedley Nipon Vs. Jenckes Machine Co Lennie Stocks Vs. Creme de la Creme Co James Fox Arizona Fox Toad Mountain

A KLOOTCHMAN S HEROISM VANCOUVER NEWS

Five Indians drowned after a canoe capsized on Burrard inlet Saturday. Little George, his wife, three children, and an Indian woman named Kathleen were aboard. The wife swam 120 yards, securing her children before they died. Government plans to build a Vancouver assay office were announced.

Vancouver Wee Burrard Inlet Little George Harry Inlet Kathleen Dominion

Mrs Ballington Booth Stricken During Student Meeting

Colorado Springs report Mrs Ballington Booth suffered heart trouble while addressing a student gathering. She has since recovered slightly and is resting. Her condition was described as not serious.

Colorado Springs Ballington Booth

Germany Faces Largest Reichstag Tariff Debate in decades

Berlin opens the tariff bill clash in the Reichstag as Chancellor Count Von Buelow urges moderation while promising future commercial treaties. The government backs a measure seen as vital to German industry despite rising bread costs and strong opposition from agrarian and socialist camps.

Berlin Reichstag Count von Buelow Germany von Thielman Imperial Treasury United States Count von. Buelow Agrarian Party Great Britain

Mrs Bonine Defense Opens In Ayres Murder Case

Washington December 2 The defense in the Mrs Lolo Ida Bonine murder case began the cross examination and called 15 witnesses. The aim was to prove Bonine showed no special partiality toward Ayres and that her behavior toward him differed from that toward other hotel guests.

Washington Lolo Ida Bonine James Seymour Ayres Teatrosony Cpurt

Municipal Candidates Nominations in Northwest Territories

Winnipeg Dec 2 nominations for municipal offices in the Northwest Territories were made today. Returns show candidates nominated for mayor as of this reporting.

Winnipeg Northwest Territories

Election by Acclamation Across Western Canada

A series of electoral acclamations across Winnipeg Moosejaw Yorkton Regina Edmonton Medicine Hat and other towns. Notables include D J Grier A H Hopkins J W Smith Wm Short W M Douglas T F A Stull and others reelected or acclaimed. Strong emphasis on uncontested returns.

Winnipeg D. J. Grier Moosejaw R. Pogue O. Unwin Yorkton A. H. Hopkins Calgary Thomas Underwood Regina J. W. Smith Donohue Edmonton Wm. Short Indianhead W. M. Doulgas Medicine Hat W T. Finlay

Burlington Company Oas Fails to Meet. Line Not Taken

Dec 2 in Burlington Iowa the new Burlington company stockholders failed to meet as announced and the creation remains incomplete Local officials deny Chicago reports of a 9 year lease filing and say no such record exists in the recorder s office

New Burlington Company Oas Burlington Towa New Burlington Company Chicago Recorder’s

Winnipeg Collector Held Up For 300 Dollars

Winnipeg December 2 Henry Beach a collector from Morden was held up on the highway between Winkler and Plum Coulee and relieved of 300 dollars by an unknown robber. Also notes customs revenue rise and a wreck on Blakely rock with 30 000 loss. International livestock show opened in Chicago with notable speakers.

Winnipeg Henry Beach Morden Winkler Plum Coulee Blakely Rock Puget Sound Chicago Arrison Yates R. W. Halm Texas

Patrick's Trial Postponed in Rice Murder Case

New York delayed Albert T. Patrick’s trial on the charge of murdering Wm. Marsh Rice. Officials expect proceedings to start after January 1 when William P. Jerome is sworn in as district attorney.

New York Albert T. Patrick Wm. Marsh Rice Wm. P. Jerome

Only Three Drowned in San Rafael Disaster

San Francisco report states three victims confirmed in the San Rafael disaster. Two men, Alexander Hall and Joseph Vark, are reported missing with fears they went to the wrecked ferry boat. friends hold hope they survived.

San Francisco San Rafael Alexander Hall Joseph Vark

Champion Three Year Old Gelding Sells at New York Sale

At the Fanny Tipton horse sale Peter Sterling three years old gelding world’s champion three year old, was sold to Frank Work of this city for 9200 dollars.

New York Fanny- Tipton Peter Sterling Frank Work

Granby Smelter Treats 4960 Tons This Week

Granby weekly report shows the Granby smelter processing 4,960 tons of ore during the week ended Saturday.

Gand Forks Granby

Deserters Behind Samar Massacre Plot Says Manila Papers

Manila newspapers received at the war department claim deserters from the American army planned the massacre of Company G in Samar. Two deserters acted as spies before the attack and wore uniforms to pass as American soldiers. Deserters from the colored 6th cavalry are blamed for troubles in Batangas and are said to be pursued after attacks in Lipa and Samar.

Washington Dee Manila War Department Balangiga Samar 1St Infantry Ith 6Th Cavalry Batangas Lipa Wilhelm Ligut. Ramsay Lieut Lee Engineers Gen. Smith 20Th Infantry

Congress at Work Opens 57th Session in House

Washington December opening day of the 57th Congress drew crowds as the House organized under Speaker Henderson and sworn in members. A three member committee announced readiness to receive the President while the biennial cat drawing occurred amid lighter flower show attendance.

Washington Congress House of Representatives J Hendrson General Bingham House Senate Messrs. Payne Bingham Richardson Smilar

Kid McCoy Fights Three Heavyweights in London

American boxer Kid McCoy met his challenge to defeat three heavyweights in four rounds each at Mile End London. He stopped Dave Barry in two rounds Jack Schales in 20 seconds and Jack Madden in four rounds, while Jack O'Brien did not respond to the offer.

London Mile End Kid McCoy Jack O'Brien McCoy Dave Barry Philadelphia Jack Schales England Jack Madden Boston

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TIM Ymir Hall Mines Klootchman Northwest Harvey Parker Brockton Mass Geo. Bothler Knicker- Docker Athletic Club Louis Barutel George Sutton Leonard Howison State Department Denmark Danish West Indies St. Petersburg Russia Patrick Granby's Weekly Grist Tangas Kid M'Coy
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