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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1901
Page
2
Published Every Morning Except Monday lists subscription rates by carrier and mail. Addresses for payment and agents are provided in Spokane Washington, with rates for daily and yearly options including foreign delivery.
The piece defends A C Galt's critique of British Columbia mining laws and argues that successive statutes since 1897 harm mining investment. It cites the Comazies Act, Free Miner's certificate fees, the Truck Act, and the Eight-Hour Law as examples. It warns of continued government overreach eroding the industry and warns voters to scrutinize policy.
The Revelstoke Herald criticizes provincial alpha players over fisheries control and rail policy while noting Canada US trade friction. It praises Henderson’s bench appointment amid party clashes and mentions cross border banking interest in establishing a BC branch. New York Brewing Company Spokane beer served at the Athabasca Saloon.
Nelson Electric Pramway Co offers ten rides for fifty cents with a five cent fare starting May 1 1901. Twenty minute car service departs cities from Hudson's Bay stores at 6 45 am to 10 40 pm with Sunday hours. Inbound trains at 11 35 am and 10 10 pm. outbound riders to notify conductors. Also real estate sale of residential sites along tramway lines mainly in southern city with easy terms through Tramway Office Vernon Street.
The City of Nelson announces the first sittings of the Annual Court of Revision in the Council Chamber at the City offices on Wednesday July 10 at 10 o clock in the morning. The session will hear complaints against the assessment and revise the assessment roll. City Clerk J. K. Strachan signs the notice dated May 28, 1901.
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