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Newspaper
Ymir Herald
Location
Ymir, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1905
Page
2
Weekly publication info says Saturdays, mail delivery and carrier service in town. Subscriptions are 2.00 per year payable in advance. Advertising rates listed at 1.50 per line per month. The Herald can be obtained from all leading pews dealers or directly from the office. Commercial printing services offered on premises at standard prices.
The Times faces a libel suit from Premier McBride while The Province sues for similar treatment. The Province also attacks Liberal MP Duncan Ross of Yale district, accusing him of misrepresentation as the Liberal nest shows signs of internal fraying.
The Victoria Times faces libel action over claims about Premier Richard McBride and the Liberal party. The piece alleges deceit in the provincial election and accuses McBride of collusion with a returning officer to steal a seat, prompting possible criminal proceedings.
Walter Scott the cowboy miner arrives in New York aboard a special train that shattered coast to Chicago rail records. He boasts of his 45 hour record and voices pride and anticipation about beating it again on the return voyage.
The stone mad trip included a forty three hour train run from Chicago to Los Angeles on a champagne flier with the Santa Fe president promising all they had. Scotty says the 37 15 seconds mile in the engine cab impressed the banker mob at Wall Street while the mine yields one seventh pure gold and the tale ends with him and Mrs Scott drinking twenty quarts of wine during a long night.
To Charles G. Simpson and any transferee of his interest in the May Morsom mineral claim on Brown Mountain two and a half miles southwest from Yaniv in Nelson Mining Division West Kootenay District, recorded in the Nelson Recorder’s office. The claimant states expended 807.50 in labour to hold the claim under the Mineral Act. if within ninety days you fail to contribute 153.75 for three years ending May 105 plus all advertising costs, your interest will vest in the subscriber under section 4 of the Mineral Act Amendment Act 1200.
The reservation under the Columbia and Western Railway Subsidy Act of 1896 is canceled. Crown lands within the reserve area will open for sale settlement lease and other dispositions three months after notice in the British Columbia Gazette. Purchasers may acquire title from the Railway Company if lands were previously sold pre empted leased or donated by the Government and later surveyed. Timber lands on the Company blocks follow Company timber cutting rules. W 8 Gore Deputy Commissioner of Lands and Works Victoria B C 23 Feb 1905.
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