Nelson Daily Miner and By-Law Debates in Nelson
The Nelson Daily Miner discusses coke and gas by-law proposals, arguing the city gains a new industry with no cost to ratepayers, while noting Rossland debates on water and street by-laws. It critiques municipal ownership and warns against drastic political moves, urging practical voting on the by-laws. It also cites immigration commentary from the U S Bureau chief on Galician migrants and notes Redistribution Ball effects on British Columbia and Victoria's representation.
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Doolittle
Nelson
Rossland
British Columbia
David Mills
Victoria
Tramway Franchise Bargain Between Company and Aldermen
The tramway concession reflects a balanced bargain with the company securing favorable terms while the Aldermen added conditions deemed reasonable for a costly project in Nelson. Public sentiment pressured scrutiny, yet the council chose moderation over outright rejection, enabling construction and operation under negotiated safeguards.
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Nelson
Pekin railway concession tipped to Russia gains
London dispatch reports Russian Minister de Giers will insist on a railway concession linking Pekin to Manchuria amid Chinese refusal. China is said to yield under pressure from Italy France and Germany, while England remains hindered by the Anglo Russian convention. The note links geopolitical strains to a forthcoming issue of The Miner's Special Kootenay Number as a potent advertising vehicle.
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London
Pekin
The
Limes
Kootenays
Miner
Kootenay
Nelson
Nelson city votes on by laws in May election
Public notice sets election hours from 8 am to 4 pm on May 29 to decide By-Laws 38 89 40 41 42 and 3 regarding sewer water electric light and gas works and street railway. Voting centers listed for East Ward at Fire Hall and West Ward at Exchequer Gold Mining Company office.
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City of
Nelson
Josephine Street
Exchequer Gold Mining Company
Baker Street
Stanley
Kootenay Streets
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Nelson Daily Miner
Nelson Miner Printing & Publishing Co
J Beaton
Cartier
Mail
Nelson Weekly Miner
United States Immigration Bureau
New York
Canada
Immigration Department
Ottawa
Orings
C. D. J. Christie
Thave
Stevens Tatter
the Wall Paper House
Aedson Thomson Stationery Co
L’t
Kootenay Supply CO
P. O
Vernon Street
Nelson, B. C
Jhina
Russia
Nelson Opera House
K Avorit
Harry Lindley
Big Comedy Co
Opera House
Corporation OF the City OF Nelson
J. K. Strachan
Hoffman
Treasury
F. W. Pettit
Turner-Beech
F. J. Bradley & CO
Josephine St
Parsons Produce Co
E. J. Scovil Mining Broker
Windermere Mines
Corresnee
Windermere, B. OC
Arthur R. Sherwood
the Birkbeck Investment, Security
Front Street
Neelands’ Shoe Emporium
Theo. Madson
Frank A. Tamblyn
Hudson’s Bay
Christie’s
Hudson’s Bay Stores
West Baker St., Nelson
Telephone
J. W. Cowan
Mr. Cowan
G. Davis
D. McArthur
J. W. Mellor
Vistoria
B.C
Jack
Pioneer
John Spear Ward
Hume Hotel
Pacific
Atlantic
Revelstoke
St. Paul
Toronto
Montrea
Boston
Trail
Robson
Main Line
Kootenay Lake
Kaslo
Kokanee
Nelson— Kootenay
Sin
Pilot Bay
Ber Ay Kanoe
Pt Aonroe
Ms. Sandon
Slocan
Kix
C. J, Beasley
W. Drew
Neares
Neleo
Anderson
FCO
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