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Newspaper
Silverton Silvertonian
Location
Silverton, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1901
Page
4
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The article notes J Brown joins the Dunsmuir government as Provincial Secretary replacing Prentice, with Turner moving to Finance and McBride resigning as Mines Minister. It denounces collusion between Joseph Martin and Premier Danewah, calls for a new political deal, and criticizes Green and Houston for party maneuvering amid a shifting, faulted legislature.
The article surveys the Slocan mining region noting a disappointing season despite promises, with capital shy of the area and ore markets closed, making sale and development hard. It contrasts optimism of locals with harsh realities, critiques a government year book edition, and discusses reporting challenges in the district.
A poetic survey of religious wrangling and new creeds as preachers and atheists clash daily. It traces ongoing battles over belief, creed, and certainty, noting each side claims inspiration and knowledge while the world waits for a final answer.
Nelson residents and visitors are listed with travels, new arrivals, and small community notices. Names include T. G. Proctor, Sidney Norman, Pete Sinnott, Carl Lindow, G A Jackson, Wm Hunter, George Fairbairn, Ton Mulvey, Rev F C W MacColl, Gna Webb, W Horton, Mrs Thorburn, Mr and Mrs Lieberher, E Rammelmeyer, Rosa Thorburn, Mrs S Daivle, W Thompson, Dave Moore, Mrs McGraw, and F Liebscher. Occasional ads note a five room cottage for sale in Silverton and a local tailor’s goods. A Dominion holiday reduced activity. shooting season and regional prospects also referenced.
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