NelsonDaily Miner and By-law Debate Ahead of Election
The Nelson Daily Miner outlines subscription details and editorial opinions on upcoming by-laws. It warns electors to read the money by-laws and explains that debentures will be a charge on lands only, not buildings, emphasizing the single tax principle and urging vote in favor to keep the town progressing.
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Tomorow
Neilson
Nelson
Nelson Opera House
Bittner Theatre Company
Thomas A. Edison
Waragraph
Winthrope
Opera House
Former Mayor’s Conflicts Shape Current City Debates
A defeated mayoral candidate criticizes the present Council and its money by laws. He accuses them of misrepresentations while refusing to acknowledge his own duties, citing unresolved reservoir land issues and the sale of the electric plant as part of a troubling legacy. The article argues his procrastination worsened public disputes.
Weighing the eight hour law in British Columbia mining
The Rossland Record rebukes Nelson Minor for claiming mine owners and their friends gained undue advantage in the eight hour law. It argues the amendment was introduced normally, notes the lack of notice to mine owners, and asserts government responsibility for substantial changes in mining conditions. The piece laments the mining industry being altered without proper warning.
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Rossland Record
Nelson
Engineer warns of civic water system danger next winter
An engineer reports the city waterworks are deficient and warns of grave danger next winter unless immediate improvements are made. Only one man, John Houston, knows more about this issue than the engineer.
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John Houston
Right Paper Values at Store with Fresh Styles
An ad promotes buying wallpaper at the dealer where quality and price align. It emphasizes careful margins, May value advantages, broad selection of commonly used designs, and stylish color tones. The message highlights price advantage and fresh styles as key selling points.
City engineers warn water supply may be inadequate this winter
City Engineer reports that wartime population growth and heavy water use could exhaust the supply in a cold winter. He notes extreme low water in Anderson Creek in early March would have strained ordinary demands without the thaw.
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Anderson Creek
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