29 Jan 1886
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1886
Page
1
Advertisement price list details yearly and single-copy rates for space in the publication. Includes penalties for extra words and additional business locals. Name James Weidman, Qu'A Station, Assim BJ appears as contact.
The notice lists acts amended by proclamations under the North West Territories Act 1680 and related statutes. It names the Fisheries Act and sections of 32-33 Vic cap 2 and 44 Vic cap 51, with references to dates in 1682 and 1883, plus provisions on telegraph line operators and confidentiality.
Government notice from A C Paterson Clerk at Qu Appelle announces an order dated January 19, 1486. The fragmentary text references signatures and a formal issuance but lacks complete details on the action, scope, or parties involved.
Rumor says the Dominion Government may grant full pardon to political prisoners serving sentences in The Process holds this act would heal rifts after the rebellion. Capital punishment has been meted out to those deemed worthy and mercy could temper remaining tensions among half breeds and Indians in Saskatchewan.
Residents of Wolseley greet His Honor Sir Elgar Dewdney with a formal address urging continued care for local interests. The document praises public schools, bridges, and infrastructure, notes census progress, and requests franchise rights and school subsidies guidance. It is signed by local figures including John Thompson JP and G J Codilla.
Council minutes from South Quaprelic detail salary set at 875 with no mileage for clerks. amendments allow 10 cents per mile one way for councillors and IC fee of 50 cents per day plus 10 cents per mile for attendance. Roll of 1885 extended to February. clerk to advertise for patents in February.
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