IS SHY ON BOARDS Hurried Legislation Affects Nelson Officials
Nelson lacks a Police and Licensing Board after recent Legislature repealed old laws. Mayor or acting mayor must chair both boards once appointed. Turner and Oreaso no longer on Licensing Board. Macdonald and Oreaso out of Police Board. Quorum requires Lieutenant Governor appointees. Aldermen candidates discussed. chairing may be elected by three commissioners once formed.
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Nelson
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Licensing Commissioners
Neelands
John A. Turner
A. E. Oreaso
W. A. Macdonald
Oreaso
Board of License Commissioners
Orenase
Fletcher
Orease
Board of Aldermen
Ald, Hillyer
Kirkpatrick
Ald
Beer
Thomson
McKillop
Semlin-Martin
Hillyer
Crease
Turner
NEW CHIEF OF POLICE AT NELSON SOUGHT
McKinnon faces dismissal from the Nelson Police Department with possible reappointment as patrolman. The Board of Police Commissioners must be filled by the Lieutenant Governor before action. Mayor Neelands ill with grippe and Acting Mayor Fletcher unavailable. Multiple applicants exist to fill the vacancy if McKinnon leaves.
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McKinnon
Nelson
Board of Police Commissioners
Neelands
Grippe
Fletcher
Ould Board of Police Commissioners
Slocan City to Play Nelson in Saturday Hockey Match
Slocan City will meet Nelson at Nelson’s Crystal Rink if mild weather holds. Nelson accepted the challenge and asked Slocan City to come, with Slocan City agreeing. Players have skated despite few recent practices, and both sides expect a strong contest. Plans to form a regional hockey association include Rossland Slocan City Sondon Kaslo and Evergreen clubs meeting in Nelson during the summer carnival to draft a schedule and offer a trophy.
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Crystal Rink
Slocan City
Nelson
Slocan City Challenge
Cateways
Rossland
Sondon
Kaslo
Everstoke
Uly
St Patrick's Day concert planned in Nelson
Nelson banners announce a literary and musical program on St Patrick's Day featuring P O Farrell, Mrs Melville Parry, Mrs Brougham, Mrs Bruce White, Miss Wilson, Herr Steiner, Mr Kydd, and Mr Simpson. Concert likely at Nelson Opera House. Also noted are civic items including street naming ideas, fire warden elections in nearby towns, and Bedlington Nelson terminals expansion with 500 workers planned, plus railway running privileges.
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Nelson
St. Patrick's Day
Father Ferland
P. O'Farrell
Melville Parry
Brougham
Bruce White
Toronto Globe
St. Partick
Herr Steiner
Nelson Opera House
School of Cookery Ends Treatments With Miss Livingstone
The last regular lesson by Miss Livingstone features a roasted fowl demonstration and practical guidance on hot entrees mayonnaise of chicken and aspic jelly. Attendance expected to be good with a final extra lecture on candies tomorrow, admission 36 cents, promising kitchen tips for housekeepers.
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School of Cookery
Local News and Notes From Nelson Area
Local items report James Lawrence improving yet weak while H J Scott leaves for the coast. James McGregor arrives from Roseland en route to Fernie. Ole Olson to perform at the Nelson Opera House. O P R crews lay 2000 foot switch and complete grading in Nelson yards. Robert Renwick celebrates paternity and cigars. G D Curtis drafts plans for an English church at New Denver. Mrs Jolly and son join husband on timber contract near Niagara. Kootenay Cigar Manufacturing hires three new workers from San Francisco. Mayor Neelands recovering. Acting Mayor Fletcher handles crosswalks. Elliott Morrison add 40x20 two story shop addition for bicycle livery with Brantford Red Bird agency. E E Phair boasts a top cooking range for Phair Hotel. West Kootenay Brick and Lime to begin work early April with three gangs. P R to spend over 50000 improving Nelson Robson line, replacing trestles. Crow's Nest Pass line reduces live stock rates 40 percent. Most Nelson freight now via Crow's Nest Pass. transit from MacLeod. Markeson, ex Slocan City, plans Nelson business venture.
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James McGregor
Io Nelson
Rosgland
Fernie
Ole Olson
Nelson Opera House
Nelson
O P. R
New Denver
Elliott and Morrison
Hall and
Vernon Streets
Brantford
Red Bird
E. E. Phair
Phair Hotel
Kootenays
West
P. R
Robson
Crow’s Nest
Pass
MacLeod
Crow’s Nest Pass
Crow's Nest Pass
Markeson
Slocan City
Victoria Hockey Club to Visit New York Rink this Weekend
Indications point to a large crowd at the St Nicholas rink as the Victoria Hockey Club of Montreal makes its second annual visit to New York for Friday and Saturday evenings this week.
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New York
St Nicholas Skating Rink
Victoria Hockey Club
Montreal
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Semlin
Chief McKinnon
St. Patrick's
Economist
Ymir
Kuskanook
Creston
Charles Wright
W. A. Alexander
A J. Fraser
Frank Campbell
Charles Graham
E. Malandale
John MacLeod
J. F. Bourne
Grant Morris
Bedlington & Nelson
Carlson
Bodega Cigar Store
Baker Street
F. Hawkins
Kingston
T. F. Kendal
THE
James Lawrence
H. J. Scott
Hamilton Powder Co
Coast
Kootenay Cigar Manufacturing Company
Messrs. Schroder
Croger
Dean
San Francisco
Lillie Bros
Aberdeen Block
Parsons Produce Co
Kootenay
Swift & CO
South Omaha
Winnipeg
Kanchita Vancouver
Victoria
Atlin Lake
Taoisti Lake
Greenwood
B.C
Dawson Crry
N. W.T
Ip, J. Russell
J. J. Walker
Jeweler
Baker St
Nelson, B.C
M. DesBrisay & Co
Neelands’ Shoe Emporium
Vancouver Hardware Co., Ltd
Patenaude Brothers
Brackman & Ker Milling Co. Ltd
B. C
Nelson Hardware Co
Lake Street
Vernon and
Park Streets
Carbonate Street
D. J. Christie
Albert Maslonka
General Broker
J. L. Vanstone
HOT Williams, Custos
Nelson, B. C
Baker
Nelson Tent and Awning Factory
Theo
Madson
Reisterer & CO
B. O
Stanley Street
Mill
Latimer Streets
H. R. Cameron
O.w.west & CO
General Teamsters
Standard Oil Co
Spokane
Baker & Hall Sts
Imperial Bank OF Capital
Dinketuigsh
Howland
Edmonton
B.C. Kevelstoke
Great Banaras Bank, Ltd
Lombard Street
London
Canada
Alaska Commercial Co
St. Michael's
Alaska
Dawson
Canda
United States
Savings Bank Department
C. J. M. Lay
Geo. Holbrook
M. Dee Briaay’s
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