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Payable in gold and delayed burdens not clear. Advertising rates set at 1.00 per inch per month. Manager H Kearns announces Saturday November 19 1904 in the header.
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Newspaper
Ymir Herald
Location
Ymir, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 1904
Page
2
Payable in gold and delayed burdens not clear. Advertising rates set at 1.00 per inch per month. Manager H Kearns announces Saturday November 19 1904 in the header.
In Kootenay riding voters consider whether to vote their convictions or support the Liberal row in power. The piece argues Liberal strategists seek patronage and prompts independent voters to weigh which candidate best serves district interests. It questions Mr Galliher's influence and the electorate’s stance on party loyalty versus personal judgment.
The document argues for electing Mackintosh to influence protection for the lumber industry and to secure a larger revenue share for British Columbia from federal duties. It warns that voting for Galliher would imply weakness, and insists on Mackintosh as the path to redress grievances over customs revenues and provincial treatment.
Savan nah Johnson Speak resident Mine Manager of The Your Gold Mines Limited has substituted attorney and revoked prior substitutions. Notice to co owners of Meadow Lark mineral claim on Wild House creek near Ymir Nelson Mining Division West Kootenay. Mitchell Tait declares $876.87 expended to hold claim under Mineral Act and if not accepted within 90 days, interests will transfer to subscriber. Dates at Ymir October 29 1904.
Delinquent co owners of the St Thomas and Telegraph mineral claims in the Nelson Mining Division West Kootenay are warned that $102.50 has been spent on labor and improvements to hold the claims under the Mineral Act. If within ninety days from notice you do not contribute your share plus advertising costs, your interest will be transferred to the subscriber under the Mineral Act amendment.
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