Court of Revision Hearing Dates for Nelson District 1904
Notice of a Court of Revision and Appeal for the Nelson Assessment District to review the 1904 assessment. The hearings are set at the Provincial Assessor and Collector's office in Nelson on March 9 at 10 a.m and at the Provincial Constable's office in Ymir on March 14 at 1 p.m. Judge W A Jowett presides.
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Nelson
Ymir
B C
W. A. Jowett
Court of Revision and Appeal
Nelson Assessment District
The Ymir Mirror Weekly Publication Notice
The Ymir Mirror announces weekly Saturday publication with mail delivery to any address and in town carrier service. This notice outlines subscription and distribution options for readers seeking print access.
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Carriee
Smrd and Venanke Saturday Record of Urban Crime
The note lists a Saturday tally including a tollow brewery, four brothels with one colored, 23 labor agitators described as professionals, and four resident tinshorn gamblers.
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Inbor
Ymir the Dead Town of the Wild and Woolly West
A harsh vignette describes Ymir with a captain policeman a blacksmith white Smith Huff Schmidt a silent sawmill a boycotted newspaper a hospital jail three Chinese laundries a railway station a schoolhouse and seasons of winter and summer. One hundred prospectors live on hope with most subsisting on them while a few stores stay open as inhabitants rely on long credit trade in the flour ish ing burg of their adoption.
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Hope
Ymir
Enforcing Duty On Market Value Across Borders
Ottawa dispatch notes Customs officers monitor US imports to ensure duties are charged on fair market value in production country. Slaughter pricing aims to dodge duties, but steel rails cement pork and other goods face specific rates. Canada expects continued American goods slaughter to compete with Germany. mine reports include ore and tailings figures and local exhibitions by Percy J. Gleazer.
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Ottawa
Department of Customs
United States
Canada
Dominion
Customs Department
Germany
Boycott and political intrigue flare in bold critique
The article denounces the Boycott against The Mirror and its organizers as deceitful and criminally negligent in hospital accounting. It cites inflated salaries and misdated charges while calling for investigations and accountability. It also surveys European diplomacy, noting Franco British ties, neutrality in the current war, and Japan’s favored position amid Russian military limits.
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Per
France
Britain
Correspondence Note on Responsibility and Editorial Boundary
The writer disclaims personal responsibility for the opinions of correspondents while asserting the right to moderate content. Communications must include the sender’s name and address for receipt, and identity details may be required upon request.
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Wiiter
Lucas Troubles and Editor Support Note 1904
A letter dated March 4 1904 from Fain Pray expresses support for the editor and camp against boycotting organizers. He urges ongoing resistance to an alleged hostile element and mentions a small enclosed cheque as proof of commitment.
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Tion
European markets reel as liquidation follows volatile trading
A London led report notes lingering European financial anxiety after recent market swings. Despite a steep liquidation phase, analysts expect possible stability if the war remains confined to the two combatants. Signals from the Balkans hint at possible redrawn borders under Turkish influence, altering regional balance.
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Europe
Mining Association Convention Impresses Victoria
The Provincial Mining Association convention in Victoria praised for businesslike conduct and progress beyond early difficulties. The Vancouver News Advertiser notes it avoided politics, supported government actions to aid mining, and pledged to offer useful suggestions on legislation without hostility to the current administration.
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Victoria
Vancouver News- Advertiser
Ymir Miners' Union elects officers for six months
The Ymir Miners' Union elected officers for six months: President Andrew Burgess, vice president Joseph Lahey, financial secretary W B McTsaac, recording secretary Myles Melines. A shipment valued at 116073 dollars entered the U S via Waneta last month with duties on dutiable goods totaling 83097 dollars. Spencer Sanderson returned to Yini after a lengthy trip to Seattle.
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Ymir Miners’ Union
Andrew Burgess
Joseph Lahey
W. B McTsaac
Myles Melines
United States
Waneta
Local brewer pressured by boycott over monthly donation
Andy Chiviost faces threats from the local Boycott committee demanding withdrawal of his 81 per month contribution to the MIRRAY project. The group warns continued support will trigger a public drinking ban on his beer.
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Andy Chiviost
Loca
Commtes
Tite Mirray
Boycott of Tan Mirror Intensifies Amid Legal Action
The boycott against Tan Mirror grows as criminal proceedings begin for several boycotters. Locals note saloons employ harsh methods to prey on patrons and push to protest license renewals amid the dispute.
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Tan Mirror
Local Jail Term Preview Amid Chinaman Assault Report
A Chinaman was jailed for two months on an assault charge with an ax used in the act. The article notes tensions within the Boycott Brigade, mutual accusations, and mentions postal changes affecting mail handling to eastern stores. Local merchants question the absence of home trade and criticize recent actions.
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Nellson
Springlike Day Sparks Activity in Camp and Ore Sampling
The article notes a first springlike day with workers busy at daybreak. E W Widdowson plans to oversee ore sampling at the Nelson smelter tomorrow evening. Retirement notices from Miners Union officers and hospital account issues are mentioned amid local business movements and timber disposal plans on company grounds.
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E. W. Widdowson
Nelson
Smnelter
Paul V. Loath
Gies
Mir
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Ite Industriee
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Yiniro
Percy J. Gleazer
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Minor
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Yini
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