Mayor Refuses to Sign After License Awarded by Board
At a License Commission meeting Abe Johnson won the license transfer from Mrs. Mallette but Mayor Houston balked at signing the transfer. The board voted Johnson had prior rights, yet the mayor refused to approve the formal transfer, leaving the outcome unresolved amid heated exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Abe Johnson
W. A. Macdonald
QQ. C
Crease
R. WB. Lemon
P. Wilson
Taylor
Mallette
Johnson
Lemon
Mr. Johnson
Emon
Jomson
J.K. Strachan
Macdonald
Curling Dilemma Over Rink Fees and Membership
The city curlers face a clash with rink proprietors over a ten dollar per player charge and a 60 ticket guarantee. With subscrip tion already ten dollars and uncertain membership, both sides must decide how to proceed. A meeting to discuss the issue was postponed but will be held soon.
Nelson hockey prospects eye winter season and rink opening
Young Nelson players prepare for the upcoming hockey season as a new rink is expected to open by Christmas. Until ice is ready, no organized practices occur though locals skate daily on the lake, with several would be champions sharpening their skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Duncan
Jos. Thompson
Bell
Wetmore
Superiar Bank
Manitoba
Nelson Hockey Club
Che
Revelstoke
J. D. Molson
Wm. Cowan
K. D. Johnston
P. Pettipiece
Nelson
Canadian Pacific plans eyed in Spokane interview
Martin Markson of Slocan City predicts CP Rail may build across the line into the state before winter, challenging James J. Hill. He cites discussions during a Crow's Nest Pass trip about a Midway to Chelan branch that would open rich mining country in Washington and threaten Hill’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Markson
Slocan City
B. C
Spokane Daily Chronicle
Jim Hill
Mr. Hill
Canadian Pacific
Markson
Crow's Nest Pass
Midway
Kertle River
Chislavaneh
Okanagan Valley
Washington
James J. Hill
Local Notes and Christmas Plans In Nelson
Local items note J Bannerman leaving for Rossland and quiet Police Court day. Aberdeen Block offices opened. Annable visits Yini. Rev H Irwin returns from Rossland and registers. W Cookson heads to Kamloops for Christmas. Nelson Lodge Sons of England to host January banquet. Sutherland returns from Evening Star mine. Beer leases winter residence at Lake and Cedar. Chief Bullock Webster leaves for Brooklyn. Cemetery caretaker Beck injured, toes frozen. Tunstall leaves for Boundary on business. Des Brisay arrests O Donnell for drinking and disorder. Boundary reports slower business but Greenwood wholesale trade strong. Nelson Masone Lodge plans service at St Saviors. McLean Bros finish Robson Penticton work and move to Nelson Bedlington rail project. A D McArthur & Co to build GPR spur. piles laid. Cars on spur enable direct freight to boats. Christmas present purchase prompts anger toward merchant.
Names From Hotels Across Cities and Armenians Under Distress
A list of names linked to hotels in Vancouver Everett London Spokane Winnipeg Brooklyn and other cities appears. Dispatch from Constantinople dated December 14 reports increasing Moslem axes on Christians in Armenia and wide Armenian distress with widows and orphans at risk without urgent aid.
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the Phair
Leslie Hill
Vancouver
D. G. Johnson
Everett
T. Sweeney
London
Phil McArdle
Spokane
Hugh Sutherland
Winnipeg
W. J. Mackenzie
J. I. Stevens
Brooklyn
P. Larson
Helena
Samuels
James Gault
Hugh Henderson
G. HH. Green
Rossland
Constantinople
Armenia
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Nelson Lodge
A. F
A. M
Hotel Phair
Baker and
Vernon Streets
St. Saviour’s Church
Pentreath
Frank Oliver
H. Irwin
Melville Parry
Hockey Prospects
Nelson Club
Hill
Mr. J. Bannerman
Wart and
Carrie
Aberdeen
J. BE. Annable
Yini
Mr. W. Cookson
Kamloops
The
Sons of England Benefit Sociery
Evening Star
M. W. W. Beer
Lake and
Cedar Streets
W. H. Bullock-Webster
H. D. Beck
George Tunstall
Hamilton Powder Company
Des Brisay
O'Donnell
Boundary Country
Greenwood City
Nelson Masone Lodge
St. Saviour's Church
McLean Bros
Robson- Penticton
Nelson-Bedlington
D. McArthur and
Lailding
Ner
Hume
W. H. Olin
W. F Buchholtz
K. Neill
WY. CG
Slocan
G. Strachan
H. L. Knowles
Toronto
A. Hurd
W. J. Bourke
G. Aftee
Montreal
Queens
J. Cy Shook
J. G. McLean
G. Sturgess
G. N. Beale
Robson
D. Jones
A. Rackett
Skating
Lillie Bros
M. DesBrisay & Co
Aberdeen Block
Nelson, B. L
West Kootenay Butcher Co
Lowes
Yink
BE. C. Traves
Merchants’ Bank of Halifax
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Antigonish
Bathurst
Bridgewater
Charlotteton
Dorchester
N. Fredericton
Graysboro
Grand Fork
Kingston
N. B. Londonderry
Lunenberg
N.S
Sackville
N. B. Shubenacadie
N.S. Summerside
P. Ia
Sydney
St. John
Truro
East End
Vancouv
Victoria
B. Weymouth
Woodstock
Unir
B.C
British Columbia
Nanaimo
Vancouver East End
Grand Forks
Ymir
Sayin Bank
Geo. Kydd
Nelson, B.C
Nelson Furniture Co.y. Applewhaite
Baker St
Kootenay St
Vancouver Hardware Co
Wallstone's Drag Store
Queen's Hotel
Arthur R. Sherwood
Victoria Street
Birkbeck Investment, Security and Savings Co
Arthur R. Sherwood, Ag’t
International Navigation & Trading Corepa. Limited
South B
International
Lys
Kaslo
Hoat Lys
Pan Am
Ainsworth
Pilot Bay
Balfour
Uear
P.m. N'thport
Roxsland
Sandon-Kaslo
Boat
Alberta
Birs
London-Kaslo
Kootenay Lake
Kasle
Ainsworth Pilot Bay
Moacy
Neson
U. S
Slocanpenta
United States
Canada
Kootenay River
G. Alexander
AND
SOO Line
St. Pauls
Boston
St. Joh
N. B
STK
Kokaner
Ion
Stocan City
Slocan Lake Points
Neara
Joman Hamilton
Neko
FF. Anderson
J. Coyle
Tray
Nelson Vancouver
Hal Ptl Ta
TIE Surveyors Chain
Mec Viest
Luxurtone Club Room
Cara
America
Great Lakes
Duluth
Northwest
Northland
C&e 5. Nav. Co
N & FS
A. Jackson General
Pokane, Wa
L. 1. Whitney
G. P
T. A. “ Paul
Minn
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