Nelson Bridge

0052.0476

NELSON WANTS A BRIDGE

Nelson, Jan. 20 – Armed with a petition signed by three thousand citizens of Nelson and the district which will be directly affected by the building of a bridge at Nelson, J.J. Malone, John Toye, Albert Bunker and R.W. Hinton left this morning to press the claims of the city as the location for the proposed bridge over the Kootenay river before the government at Victoria. They will take with them the resolution passed at the mass meeting on Wednesday.

Mayor Annable will represent the city, J.A. Irving, the Conservative association, A.S. Horswill the board of trade, and W.B. Farris the Liberal association when the petition is presented to the government.

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Internal ID:	0052.0476
Medium:	Newspaper
Date:	January 25th 1912
Collection:	0052
City:	Nelson, BC
People:	Malone, Horswill, Hinton, Irving, Annable, Toye, Bunker, Farris
Publisher:	Cranbrook Herald
Pages:	1

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Nelson Bridge

Internal ID:	0052.0476
Medium:	Newspaper
Date:	January 25th 1912

Description:

Nelson and district residents go to Victoria with petition signed by three thousand citizens from the district asking for the proposed bridge over Kootenay river be located at Nelson.