Trackmen arbitration near end of dispute in Montreal
Montreal reports President Wilson says the Trackmen dispute with the CPR will likely be settled within days by arbitration. Elsewhere in Ontario Manitoba and Winnipeg notes cover vacant seats in the House of Commons, electoral irregularities, a dead detective west of Hebr iber, militia appointments, and local incidents including a mother killing her child and a bicycle champion's send‑off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacius Tom Mien
Montreal
Wilson
Uplan
C. P. Re
Guneral
Andrew al- Inn
Mt.Paul’s Church
M. Doudfet
Barclay
Mount Royal
Dominions
West Durham
Weatle
Coby Eens
Beance
Droi
Senate
Listleb
Mr. Dechene
St. James
Deswnarigue
eTim
Heath
West Hastings
Corby
Ontario
Tvun
Have Struck Oil by Grand Forks Oil Company
H Bellamy receives instructions to proceed at once with sinking a 500 foot shaft in the oil district. Company representatives, pleased with prospects, authorize the experiment. Property owned by Seattle Vancouver New Westminster and Tacoma capitalists. Bellamy to leave Wednesday with a small crew to operate his patent boring drill for coal and oil testing. He will be away about ten days and report findings after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bellamy
Grand Forks Oil Company
Seattle
Vancouver
New Westminster
Tacoma
Bellamy
Mr. Bellamy
United States
Nelson and Ymir school boards elect trustees
In Nelson the school board annual meeting elected Dr Hall as trustee successor to retiring George Johnstone after a single nomination. In Ymir the election saw Alfred Parr defeat John McLeod by six votes, Parr 45 to 39, with the secretary’s annual report read and accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
BE. C. Arthur
Gorge Johnstone
Fred Irvine
Hall
Ymir
John McLeod
Constable Forrester
Alfred Parr
A. B. Buckwworth
J.P
McLeod
Parr
Tor Parr
Trigger And Trap At Nelson Gun Club Regulates Shoot
The Nelson Gun Club held a regular shoot last night with poor light affecting scores. In 25-bird events H W F Pollock 10, Geo Tierney 11, C D Goepel 16, Nelson 11, P Nelson 15, and a five-bird sweepstake with four entries followed. final shoot off in five birds saw Goepel and Pollock tied before Goepel won 5 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Gun Club
H. W. F. Pollock
Geo. Tierney
C. D. Goepel
Nelson
P. Nelson
Tierney
Pollock
Goepel
Bir
Handsome Decorations for Baker Street Displays
Nelson merchants and citizens vie in decorating for the coming celebration amid bad weather delaying preparations. Windows along Baker Street feature elaborate designs with electric lights, flags, bunting, and themed tableaux from Gen. Bell & Co. to Kerr & Co. and the Hume hotel, promising a citywide display if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Baker Street
McPherson & McCammon
Queen Victoria
Gen. Bell & Co
Thompson’ Sationery Co
Hudson's Bay Company
Patenaude Bros
T. G. Provter
Mansfield Manufacturing Company
Canada Drug & Book Company
McArthur & Co
Hume
Kerr & Co
Wallace & Miller
J. A. Gilker
Irvine & Co
Teetzel & Co
Morrison & Caldwell
Regal Company
Irving & Co
Martin O'Reilly
H. Byers
Jacob Dover
Wet, Banter & Co
Mies
Canada
Gilbert Stanley
McLachlan Brothers
Rogers
Oxford
Lawrence Hardware Co
Sandon team to play Nelson on Dominion Day
Sandon’s ambitious Sandon Paystreak reports a strong lineup for a Nelson game on Dominion Day. Slocun talent from Sandon New Denver Three Forks Kaslo will form the squad with Three Forks Cyclone Pattey in the box and George Long of New Weaver behind the willow. Paddy Murphy will lead off, Fred Wailey second, Willie Richards third, Adam Each short, with Greenlee Mayhaver Giegrich in the field and Lincoln Kaslo on the bench. The Freaks aim to challenge Nelson and Trail, leaving Sunday via the K and 8 rail line for a Sunday night game. If the authorities uncover their identities, the Nelson games slated for Monday and Tuesday may be affected.
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Sandon
Nelson
Sandon Paystreak
Slocun
New Denver
Three Forks
Kaslo
Petty
Three Forks Cyclone
George Long
New Weaver
Paddy Murphy
Fred Wailey
Willie Richards
Adam
Kasto Short
Charlie Greenlee
Tony Mayhaver
Ed Giegrich
Lincoln
Burlington Mining Company Buys Iron Horse Property
The bonders of the Iron Horse group on Ten Mile Creek paid the final 19 500 dollars to the ground, and the property is now owned outright by the Burlington Mining Company. Originally staked in 1894 by Mesars McLean and McDonald of Silverton, the site will be developed on a large scale with machinery to be installed.
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Iron Horse Group
Ten Mile
Iron Horse
Y Mesars, McLean and McDonald
Silverton
Burlington Mining Company
Muffers Meet the Tigers in Lax Clash Draws Big Crowd
McFarland's Muffers edged the Tigers four goals to three at the recreation grounds in a lively lacrosse match. Early on W A Macdonald starred for the Muffers, with Kydd and Tamblyn among the scorers as the Tigers fought back, led by Judge Fotin and Tamblyn. Referee Carley oversaw the fast pace while a hospital fund from admission fees supported the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland
Tamblyn
Recreation Grounds
Muffers
Tigers
Dr. Quinlan
Geo
Johnstone
Fred Irvin McFarland
W. A. Thurman
Wallace
John ‘Oye
W. A. Mald
A. G. Gamble
J. A. Gibson
Kydd
Vigers
Judge Torin
J. Lawr
Frank Fletcher
J. &. Annable
H.R. Cameron
R. J. Hamilton
W. A. McLean
Dr. Arthur
I. A. Tamblyn
A. Uunter
W. W. Beer
Melville Parry
John A. Turner
D. Mark Carley
W. Hyde Baker
G. Procter
Jacob Dover
John Houston
G. C. Hodge
Masters
Fletcher
W. A. Macdonald
George Kydd
W. A
Maffers
King's Counsel
Fotin
Rank Tamblyn
Criddle
Race War Flares As Chinatown Plight Hits Police Court
Reports show escalating race tensions in the city with Chinese residents claiming petty persecutions. Bin Joe charges C Howell after a Victoria street incident involving frit baskets while Jiat Bing sues Jesse Alexander for assault. magistrate notes illicit self help.
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Tan
bin Joe
C. Howell
Victoria Street
Rnca
Jiat Bing
Jesse Alexander
Migistrate
Land boom drives sales near Creaton and Lardo
Col W N Brayton land agent of the Kaslo and Slocan railway reports rising inquiries for agricultural land and notes rapid sales. Two blocks totaling 80 acres near Creaton sold to Robt Helm of the Dominion Express Co. Ed Nobbs buys 40 acres in the Lardo line of the CPR and plans an hotel. Brayton has sold 48 blocks near Creaton for farming as demand heats up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. N. Brayton
Kaslo & Slocan Railway
Crerton
Robt, Helm
Dominion Express Company
Ed. Nobbs
Lardo
Col. Ion
Creaton
Mining returns from Le Roi and Ymir properties reported
Mine managers report for May show Le Roi group shipments and outputs at Le Roi No 2 and Le Roi including 22 705 tons produced yielding 7510 ounces gold and 15460 ounces silver plus 305 tons copper. Ymir output notes 89 stamps ran 657 hours with estimated profit around 25080 dollars.
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le Roi
Yinh
Saat
Ymir
City Water Carnival and Holiday Events Featured
The city plans a water carnival Monday night with illuminated prizes and a grand prize in a boat or canoe. Train connections link at Robson for a Rossland Grand Forks excursion. Dozens of services at First Baptist and Presbyterian churches cover Pauline Christology, labor dignity, and Do minion Day tributes. Senior four crew trials see Winter and Kevan as top contenders. Union banners adorn town for Miners and Plasterers, with cheer for eight hours labor and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robson
Rossland
Grand Forks
Dover
McManamon
Tradmen's Union
Cranbrook
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Wright
Wright
John Lochore
Staiver
Jarius
Christian Endeavor Society
Winter
Kevan
B. Winter
BE. Myers
W. Ford
J. A. Wetmore
J. M. Hedley
A. McGrae
C. Hodge
Wragge
Hedley
Wetmore
Knights of the Casel
Bradley & Co
Miners’ Union
Canada
Thompson & Douglas
Mansfeld Co
Plasterer's Union
Krown's Confectionery and Fruit Store
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House of Commons
Ern News
Fort” William Ont
Hebreiber
Melegraph
Speater
Ottawa
Juni
Militis
Dlapatch
Grady Haly
Cle
Jan
Hugh Allan
Halifax
MB Tae Sie
Ophir
Juno
St. George
Ghnesses
Toronto
Thomas Gale
Jataghiot-matiop
Comac
Boigna
Walter Scott
Vietorts
Jone
Williamette
Village Point
McLeod F
Winnipeg
R. J. Richardson
M. P
the Tribune
Lisgar
Jue
Winnipeg Battery
Deseronto
Ont
Geo. F. Galt
Thomas Galt
Elshorn
Adam Campbell
Branston
Hudson’s Bay Co
B. C
the Tigers
Gamp
Iner
Costa
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