McInnes Named Governor of Yukon After Resignation
Rossland reports the Coast says W W McInnes M P Y for Alberni and former Vancouver Island MP is to be Governor of Yukon succeeding Governor Congdon who resigned. He is said to be practically appointed and a formal announcement will follow. He, a Liberal loyalist, has been active in BC politics and Dominion debates.
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Rossland
W W. B. McInnes
Alberni
Vancouver Island
Yukon
Congdon
McInnes
McTnnes
Laurier
Crow’s Nest
Tiberal
Dominion
British Columbia
McTanes
Supreme Court Cases at setting of the supreme court
List of trials before George Youngs court at Kootenay Shingle Company with plaintiffs Wages for defendant and workmen under a 3205.40 contract and damages for breach of contract and personal injuries. Frank J. Collins alleges injury from defective bolter saw. Charles W. Farnell and R. M. Macdonald appear for plaintiffs. W. A. Macdonald for defendants. Farneil contracted to supply tibet and mortgaged plant. details incomplete.
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George Young
Kootenay Shinsgle Company
R. M. Macdonald
W. A. Macsdonald
Charles W. Farnell
Kootenay Bhingle Company
J. M. Macdonald
W. A. Macdonald
Frank J. Collins
Taylor & O'Shea
Collis
Young and Farwell
Mootenay Shingle
W. Farneil
Kootenay Shingle
Tibet
Kootenay
The Province Deceived. Nelson Economist.
A pre election claim spread by Conservative papers said Grand Trunk Pacific work would start in British Columbia with the same vigor as the east. The Vancouver Province counters that assurances by Prefontaine and Hayes convinced voters, yet now doubts arise. David Hays and connections to Charles M. Hays are cited as undermining Liberal promises and suggesting delays.
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Nelson
Canada
British Columbia
House of Commons
David H. Hays
Charles M. Hays
Grand Trunk Pacifle
Vent
Wages Dispute Over Foreclosure Case Involving Kootenay Shingle
The Kootenay Shingle Company faced a wage dispute tied to a contract with CG Farnell. Wages for six weeks through December 1903 were charged against Farnell’s credit, paid monthly to workers by the company. John McIntyre initiated the action, died intestate, and G Young was appointed to represent his estate for the trial as workmen sought payment from the shingle company.
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Wo Parnell
Kootenay Shingle Company
Farnell
Kootenay
John McTntyre
John McIntyre
G. Young
Questioning Grand Trunk Pacific Announcement
The speaker doubts the railroad president’s statement and accuses pre election assurances of being a political ploy to win votes. If true, it suggests a two to three year delay in work, implying a breach of faith and a bad start for a major national project.
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Cones
Grand Trunk Pacific
Trays
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