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THE NEW SUPERINTENDENT

            C.J. Bury has been appointed superintendent of the Crow’s Nest Pass division, with headquarters at Cranbrook, to succeed Mr. Cameron, transferred.  Mr. Bury is a railroad man.  He has had long experience with men, and he has the reputation of insisting that every man is worthy of his hire, and that everyone should get pay for his work and work for his pay.  That is a system that will work in a most beneficial manner to the company and to the men.  The Herald welcomes Mr. Bury and trusts that his administration of affairs will bring to him additional renown.  He has a great field for his talents.

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Title: Crows Nest Pass Railway
Internal ID: 0051.0461
Medium: Newspaper
Date: January 31st 1901
Collection: 0051
City: Cranbrook, BC
People: Cameron, Bury
Publisher: Cranbrook Herald
Pages: 1
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Appointment of new superintendent of the Crow's Nest Pass division whose motto is "everyone should get pay for his work and work for his pay".
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