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Newspaper
Revelstoke Herald
Location
Ravelstoke, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1901
Page
3
The Revelstoke Herald and Railway Men's Journal highlights its role as a prominent railway centered paper serving British Columbia and Alberta. It emphasizes railway news, advertising value, and high printing quality delivered by experienced staff, inviting readers to request samples and place orders by mail.
A torn and garbled page lists church services, prayer meetings, and fraternal lodge notices in Revelstoke BC. It mentions preaching services at Mt M, church gatherings on Sundays, Wednesday prayer meetings, and lodges such as Gold Range Lodge No 26 Revelstoke. Also referenced are local officials, meeting times, and multiple individuals including Rev GC Tawren and A H Holdich among others.
A damaged OCR shows an official notice from Richard McBride, Minister of Mines, dated June 1. It assigns inspection duties across metalliferous mines to various regional officials, naming Cranbrook and Sanadin districts and outlining powers to appoint inspectors and report findings. The fragmented text references mounted skins, taxidermy terms, and irregular phrases embedded in the legal notice.
Charles F. Lindmark of Rovelstoke Free Miner Certificate 479M intends within sixty days to apply for a Certificate of Improvements for the Crown Grant on the McCullough Green claim in Ground Mog Brain. Action under section may commence before the certificate is issued. Date August 1901.
Certificate of Improvements notice for PT Grove Pree Minors and others requires responses within sixty days from the notice date. Green of Nelson acts as ruzehy for the, and Fortier, with claims under section 37, defines the issuable certificates. Dated the first day of June in the district.
Notice that VCholbuT'Pascon and Ly Fe intend to apply for certificates of title for mineral claims located on Lexington Mountain southwest of Burnaby in West Kootenay District. The applicant, associated with Andrew F. Rosenberger represented by agent Wat Green of Nelson, seeks sixty days from the notice date to file with the Mining Recorder for timber or mineral rights. The action, dated June 1, 1940, marks the first day of notice for the syndicate titled Miner's Certificate No. 13, 2016, and begins before issuing such certificates.
Ipkcer Minéral Ghai sitiate in West Konenny District submit a mining claim adjoining Lexington Mountain on Wei group near Taky Holice under Imperial Development SyndicateTLiniten Free Minu’s Devilicate Now B. 820. May aka 60 days to apply to Mining Recorder for certificate of improvements to secure 34 grand of the claim. Notice states acts begun as of June 1901. Pity Gren.
A fragmented notice references a Certificate of Improvements involving Bolton and mineral locations. The text mentions applying for grants and notices by a party with initials or surname parts, indicating an official filing or claim process.
Notice appears to reference a certificate or title matter with legal language. It mentions sections, an advancement date, and a June 1 date, possibly concerning a property, asset, or corporate record under local governance. The readable elements indicate formal verification or filing steps.
Notice that T Y Green at Nelson ering ties agent for the Timper ial Development Semuedte Lani Joe Miner's Certificate No 13 2010 in bonh days Creniy fel oak 15 applies for certificate of the expest of Obtaining Crows grants and further the dence that detion tuner section 37 must hie before the issuance of such improvements dated the first day of Tune 101 C Gre
Take notice that F C Green, acting as recorder, applies for a certificate of improvements on the Lexington claim in Jeet jBhine Division Meese Whe, to obtain a Crown grant. Action must commence before certificate issued. Dated 8th day of pope 190L.
A discussion of how the mining industry has spurred growth in British Columbia and the Yukon Klondike region, shaping Victoria and Vancouver. It argues that railways, telegraphs, and mining drive prosperity, attracting capital but needing careful policy to sustain investment and population growth amid radical economic views. The piece stresses province and territory expansion through resource development and infrastructure.
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