Aspen Grove copper area urged for economic mineral survey
The Boundary Creek Times argues for an extended geological survey of the Aspen Grove region and surrounding Nicola Similkameen districts. It rejects prejudice against copper carbonates and urges a rail-linked, economically focused study to map correlations with Nicola Ten Mile Creek areas and guide investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspen Grove
Nicola
Similkameen
H. P. Evans
Boundary Creek Times
British Columbia
Cascade
Copper
Kennedy Mountains
Khandyohi
Ten-Mile Creek
Dominion
Rossland
Nienla
Revelstoke Editor Predicts Mineral Boom in Nicola District
Mr. E. A. Haggen former Kootenay Mail editor notes railway expansion from Spences Bridge to Princeton will open Nicola country. He anticipates strong demand for land coal and mineral investments and expects activity in Nicola mines and related company stocks conducting genuine exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Haggen
Revelstoke
Kootenay
Nicola School Welcomes First Columbia College Graduate Teacher
Miss Robson of New Westminster, appointed teacher for Nicola school, arrived Tuesday afternoon and began duties yesterday morning. She is the first B.A. graduate from Columbia College in affiliation with Toronto University and comes with substantial teaching experience and strong recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Robson
New Westminster
Nicola
Columbia College
Toronto University
Doings at Quilchena Include Clergy Visitors and Local Guests
Local notes report G W Czowski of Loss Macdonell and Rev J P Bowell former pastor of Co in Nicola this week preaching Sunday at Nicola 11 am Lower Nicola 3 and 7 30 pm. Hunter and Mrs Hunter visited Quilchena Sunday. Dr Ker C P R hospital visited Nicola. J Bright contractor visited Nicola. Bert Goddisson Coutlee visited Nicola. Rev D K Allan and W Munro fished together at the lake and had a fine catch. Frank Findley of Vancouver spending days in Nicola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Czowski
Loss
Macdonell
J. P. Bowell
Nicola
Methodist Church
Lower Nicola
D. K. Allan
W. Munro
Frank
Findley
Vancouver
Quilchena Stakes and Polo Clash Highlight Labor Day Sports
Quilchena prepares for a revived annual event with polo matches between Kamloops and Quilchena clubs and a busy horse racing card. Entries close soon for the Quilchena Stakes a half mile race with a $50 prize, plus pony, open, and trotting events. The Rocky Mountain Rangers Band will entertain spectators as organizers select judges and a starter for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilchena
Kamloops
J. F. P. Nash
W. Hawkins
Benyon
G. A. Lafferty
J. Guichon
Notice to Purchase Mountain Land Near Nicia
Sixty days hence R H Winny intends to apply to the chief commissioner of lands and works for permission to purchase zero acres of mountain past near six miles west of Nicia. The description begins at post HW 8.8 corner, runs north 80 chains east 80 chains south 80 chains west 0 chains to the start. Date August 22, 1906.
Notice to Clappertown residents on water release date
A notice states that after reelection a resident will take water from Clappertown for ten days or more and will release water on September 11, addressed by M. P. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clappertonk
M. P. Stewart
Local anti tuberculosis society forms in Pinehurst
A meeting to form a Pinehurst local anti tuberculosis society elected Dr. Tutill as chair and outlined goals from a provincial health officer. Plans include fundraising for a sanitarium, aiding consumptives, public school lectures, clergy health sermons, and public health education. Officers named include Mrs Tutill as president and Mrs Pooley as secretary treasurer. The next meeting is Friday Sept 14 at 3 30 pm at Mrs F Howse residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Tutill
Fagan
Sargent
Wright
Treas
Pooley
Allan
Barwick
Brant
Howse
F. Howse
Strickland
Canadian Game Act Rules And Regional Hunting Seasons
Summary of regulations across British Columbia detailing export prohibitions without a game licence, trout size limits, unlawful use of salmon roe, closed seasons for trout deer cariboo elk moose grouse ducks and other species, with specific dates and regional restrictions North of the 55th parallel, plus notes on storage and recent visitors to Beaver Ranch in Victoria and Nicola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
CPR To Extend Rail Line To Aspen Grove This Year
Railroad notes report rapid progress on the CPR extension with eight miles let toward Quilchena and a hoped for Aspen Grove reach early next year. Crews arrived by train, grading near Midway to Keremeos advances, rock cutting to proceed this winter, and rails reaching Port Guichon for Cloverdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P.R
Aspen Grove
Quilchena
Princeton
Port Guichon
Cloverdale
Hope Mountain
London to Hong Kong in Thirty Days Mail Route Upgrade
The Imperial postal authorities and Canadian Pacific Railway arrange rapid mails across 12 000 miles with a fast through train from Quebec to Vancouver in 93 hours. Westbound service departs Liverpool August 24 and arrives Hong Kong September 21, delivering Britain to China mail in under a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Imperial Postal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Quebec
Vancouver
Liverpool R.M.S
Empress of Ireland
Vancouver R.M.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hunter
Mrs. Hunter
Dr. Ker
C.P.R. Hospital
Herald Office
J. Bright
Bert Goddisson
Coutlee
Rocky Mountain Rangers
R. H. Winny
Broadbent
Harold Matthews
Anti Tuberculosis Society
B. B. Moore
Victoria
Beaver Ranch
W. Moore
Mr. Whittaker
London
Hong Kong
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