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Indian Agentâ??s place, Cranbrook. From left: unidentified, unidentified, Gus Williams, Pierre Casmir, Stanley Andrews, Barnaby...

Indian Agentâ??s place, Cranbrook. From left: unidentified, unidentified, Gus Williams, Pierre Casmir, Stanley Andrews, Barnaby Storyteller. In foreground: Chief Paul and wife.

Internal ID: 0018.0007
Medium:Photograph
Date: 0000

Chinese Labour Exclusion

Editorial comment on meeting held in Success club hall in Nelson to give citizens a say in the actions of Kootenay Shingle Company hiring Mongolian labor, turned out to be more of a political rally.

Internal ID: 0050.0548
Medium:Newspaper
Date: April 29th 1905

Immigration Job

Cranbrook resident appointed assistant immigration inspector at Kingsgate.

Internal ID: 0050.0732
Medium:Newspaper
Date: October 23rd 1930

Successful Lobbying

Transporting ore to river.

Internal ID: 0054.0015
Medium:Newspaper
Date: May 27th 1893

Town Meeting Notice

Notice of public meeting.

Internal ID: 0054.0324
Medium:Newspaper
Date: February 1st 1896

Airport Event

Dignitaries and Mountie in red serge at the Valemount airport. Governor General Pearkes visit to Valemount. Pearkes was awarded the Victoria Cross in World War I. He stayed at the Starratt's place while in town.

Internal ID: 0119.0185
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1968

Airport Event

Dignitaries and Mountie in red serge at the Valemount airport.

Internal ID: 0119.0187
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1968

Airport Event

Dignitaries visiting Valemount airport.

Internal ID: 0119.0188
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1968

BC Lieutenant Governor

BC Lieutenant Governor, John Robert Nicholson. Sworn in July 2, 1968 for term 1968 - 1973.

Internal ID: 0137.0014
Medium:Photograph
Date: July 3rd 1969

BC Partners In Enterprise

Accepting BC Partners in Enterprise agreement in Kimberley City Council chambers. L-R: Milo Fabro, Frank Goodwin, Dan Almack, Hon. Bill Ritchie, Mayor James Ogilvie, Westgate, L. Haber, L. Shcilotto.

Internal ID: 0137.0015
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1985

BC Partners in Enterprise

BC Partners in Enterprise issued June 21, 1985, with signatures of Mayor James Ogilvie, Honorable William ( Bill ) Ritchie, Minister of Municipal Affairs.

Internal ID: 0137.0016
Medium:Photograph
Date: June 21st 1985

Kimberley Civil Defense

A Civil Defense meeting at Kimberley, Oct. 14, 1966. Issues and people not known.

Internal ID: 0146.0099
Medium:Photograph
Date: October 14th 1966

Kimberley Civil Defense

A Civil Defense meeting at Kimberley, Oct. 14, 1966. People and purpose of meeting are unknown.

Internal ID: 0146.0100
Medium:Photograph
Date: October 14th 1966

Kimberley Civil Defense

Kimberley Civil Defense meeting and exercise, Oct. 14, 1966. Purpose of meeting and people are unknown.

Internal ID: 0146.0101
Medium:Photograph
Date: October 14th 1966

Governor General

Personalities, Kimberley, B.C.- Governor General Roland Michener (period 1967 - 1974) visits Lions Club, Kimberley, B.C.

Internal ID: 0196.0382
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1968

Murry Garden Kimberley, BC 1958

Murry Garden former Alderman in Kimberley, BC Feb. 22, 1958

Internal ID: 0198.0005
Medium:Photograph
Date: February 22nd 1958

Record of achievement Terry Segarty 1979.

Record of achievement: Terry Segarty. First elected to the B.C. Legislature, Nov. 1979.

Internal ID: 2290.0001
Medium:Photograph
Date: November 1st 1979

Terry Segarty 1979

Terry Segarty, 1979. The best person for the job, a hard worker for the people.

Internal ID: 2290.0002
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1979

Terry Segarty 1979

Terry Segarty, 1979

Internal ID: 2290.0003
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1979

A worker for Kootenay, 1983.

A worker for Kootenay, 1983. Re-elected to the B.C. Legislature Construction of the Elk Valley Road Cut-off and five bridges that span the road system. Total cost of $7.2 million.

Internal ID: 2290.0006
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1983

A worker for Kootenay, 1980's. Vote Terry Segarty

A worker for Kootenay, 1980's. For a hard worker, someone you can trust vote Terry Segarty.

Internal ID: 2290.0011
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1980

Newly Elected MLA Terry Segarty

Hilary Segarty with newly elected MLA Terry Segarty and Morris McNair.

Internal ID: 2290.0012
Medium:Photograph
Date: 0000

Terry Segarty takes over office, 1979

Terry Segarty receives keys to office from retiring MLA George Haddad 1979. Newly Elected MLA.

Internal ID: 2290.0013
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1979

Government Offices

The government offices for East Kootenay, south division, moved from Fort Steele to Cranbrook May 1904. Each department is listed out to what they have to deal with.

Internal ID: 0050.0929
Medium:Newspaper
Date: December 1st 1904

Harry Wright Expenses

Harry Wright details his election expenses incurred by him as a candidate for the Ymir riding of West Kootenay Electoral District.

Internal ID: 0052.0362
Medium:Newspaper
Date: January 2nd 1904

Deaths On Construction

Young local Invermere man missing and presumed dead after canoe accident on the Columbia River while surveying for the Big Bend automobile highway.

Internal ID: 0050.0658
Medium:Newspaper
Date: October 2nd 1930

Game Animals

Game Commissioner of B.C. gives annual report with game animals in East Kootenay faring well.

Internal ID: 0051.0745
Medium:Newspaper
Date: April 4th 1935

Cranbrook Hatchery

Cranbrook Hatchery annual meeting reporting record egg collection and distribution figures.

Internal ID: 0051.0769
Medium:Newspaper
Date: December 5th 1935

Game Wardens

B.C. game wardens and N.W.M.Police have prevented depredatory incursions into the Elk River valley by Stony Indians this season.

Internal ID: 0052.0244
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 28th 1906

Game Warden James Bates

Local game warden returned from Game Preserve at the headwaters of the Elk river, with a report of seeing large game in considerable numbers.

Internal ID: 0052.0502
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 31st 1909

Swimming Pool Notes

Detailing some of Cranbrook citizens enjoying new Gyro swimming pool, including 85 year old swimming every morning at 6. Tom Parkin added: Jack Lewis was my grandfather and well-known in East Kootenay, first as a game warden in the Crows Nest pass and then later as secretary for the Cranbrook Board of Trade. He also wrote for the Cranbrook Courier.

Internal ID: 0052.0996
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 17th 1930

East Kootenay Estimates

Victoria legislature presented with estimates for current year for upgrades and wages in East Kootenays.

Internal ID: 0050.0196
Medium:Newspaper
Date: April 12th 1898

Official Directory

Official directory for Southern East Kootenay, Dominion Cabinet Ministers and Provincial Government of B.C.

Internal ID: 0050.0206
Medium:Newspaper
Date: April 12th 1898

Police Court

Trials of drunks, disorderlies and other offenders agains the law.

Internal ID: 0050.0251
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 4th 1898

Cranbrook Notes

Comings and goings of Cranbrook residents and visitors.

Internal ID: 0050.0293
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 11th 1898

Moyie Murder

Italian Moyie man murdered now identified and friend and fellow countryman to stand trial for his murder, after leading mounted police on merry chase.

Internal ID: 0050.0309
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 18th 1898

Liquor License

Notice from Valentine Hyde Baker to apply for a license to sell liquor by retail at the Cranbrook Hotel.

Internal ID: 0050.0559
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 29th 1897

Gaggin Re Cox

Microfilm reel B-1330 - letter to Colonial Secretary informing that Mr. Cox will not be leaving for the kootenais to accept the magistracy until February.

Internal ID: 0050.0891
Medium:Manuscript
Date: November 17th 1864

The Kootenais Mines

Newspaper article confirming gold mines in the Kootenays and the appointment of a Gold Commissioner for the area.

Internal ID: 0051.0003
Medium:Newspaper
Date: June 18th 1864

The New Mining Region

Article with extracts from the Lewiston Golden Age paper re: Intelligence from the Kootanais Mines. Lists companies working on Wild Horse Creek and the amount of gold being taken out.

Internal ID: 0051.0005
Medium:Newspaper
Date: June 22nd 1864

News from the Kootenais and Shuswap Mines

Newpaper article featuring reports on gold yield from the mines at Kootenay and Big Bend, and a description of the gold.

Internal ID: 0051.0007
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 11th 1864

The Kootanais Mines

Newspaper article with a letter from Osoyoos Lake where miners have gone to record claims at Kootenay and secure miners licenses. The lengthy description is favorable toward the future of Kootenay.

Internal ID: 0051.0010
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 28th 1864

Official Report On Kootenay

Coverage of the official trip to Kootenay Country by Colonial Secretary Birch. A very complete description of methods of access and the amount of gold coming out of the creek. Also a short list of provision prices.

Internal ID: 0051.0012
Medium:Newspaper
Date: November 11th 1864

News From Kootenay

Newspaper article about extracts from Report of the Gold Commissioner at Kootenay.

Internal ID: 0051.0016
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 6th 1865

Gold Rush Reports

Newspaper article covering Gold Rush reports from Big Bend, Kootenay, Rock Creek, Boundary and Chinamen diggings. 8,000 to 10,000 men expected at the Big Bend and paddlewheelers being built on the Columbia River. Large influx of miners projected at Wild Horse and thousands of Chinese on the Columbia around Fort Sheppard.

Internal ID: 0051.0017
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 6th 1865

Report from Wild Horse

Newspaper article featuring an extensive Gold Commissioner's Report from Wild Horse. Discusses number of companies working on the creek, the status of the Dewdney Trail and the state of the camp at Wild Horse.

Internal ID: 0051.0018
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 17th 1865

Latest from Kootenay and Columbia River

Newspaper article describing work on a new trail by Mr Dewdney, as well as mining conditions. Mention of the Indian wars commencing in Blackfoot country in Montana.

Internal ID: 0051.0023
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 5th 1865

The Kootenay Mines

Newspaper report with a dispatch from Gold Commissioner O'Reilly on ongoing revenues from mines and on the progress of Dewdneys trail. Mention of completion of the Victoria Ditch.

Internal ID: 0051.0030
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 28th 1865

Kootenay News

Article re: letter from man who left Wild Horse Creek. States gold still being found and miners returning from Blackfoot. Miners have plenty of provisions and Dewdney trail completed.

Internal ID: 0051.0045
Medium:Newspaper
Date: November 6th 1865

Big Bend News

article about the exciting gold finds at the Big Bend Mines. Also first steamboat to make first trip!

Internal ID: 0051.0050
Medium:Newspaper
Date: November 30th 1865

Fort Steele Mining Division

The mining district of East Kootenay is now sub-divided into a Northern District and a Southern District, with Cranbrook being the headquarters for the south much to the ire of Fort Steele residents.

Internal ID: 0051.0549
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 29th 1897

Fort Steele Mining

Reporting on the town of Cranbrook as future capital of S.E. Kootenay is nearing completion of surveying with streets and avenues laid out.

Internal ID: 0051.0567
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 5th 1897

Griffith, North East Kootenay

Reporting arrival of newly appointed Gold Commissioner for Northern East Kootenay.

Internal ID: 0051.0571
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 5th 1897

Appointment of Gold Commissioners

Coverage of the House of Assembly's discussion on the appointment of three Gold Commissioners for the Columbia and Kootenay District.

Internal ID: 0052.0029
Medium:Newspaper
Date: February 16th 1866

The Honorable Peter O'Reilly

Newspaper article stating the appointment of O'Reilly as the Gold Commissioner for the District of Columbia and Kootenay.

Internal ID: 0052.0038
Medium:Newspaper
Date: March 8th 1866

Claims Held Over

Covers the Gold Commissioners decision on Big Bend claims.

Internal ID: 0052.0049
Medium:Newspaper
Date: March 19th 1866

Marvellous Creston

Creston has proved it is remarkable fertile for growing fruit, but many don't know that Mr. Rykert was the first who planted a fruit tree there, much to the laughter of his fellow man. Now Creston is also known for mining, ranching, logging camps, sawmills and so on.

Internal ID: 0052.0192
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 1st 1907

Kaslo Notes

Notes on the development of Kaslo and roads connecting.

Internal ID: 0054.0167
Medium:Newspaper
Date: May 9th 1895

Road Expenditures

Large provincial grant allotted to roads.

Internal ID: 0054.0221
Medium:Newspaper
Date: December 21st 1901

Mining News

Promoting East kootenay.

Internal ID: 0054.0281
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 12th 1902

Deer Park

Deer Park is booming with businesses and mining claim development.

Internal ID: 0054.0474
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 7th 1896

Kimberley Lot Sale

Government owned lots in Kimberley Townsite offered for sale by public auction.

Internal ID: 0050.0367
Medium:Newspaper
Date: October 18th 1917

Southeast Kootenay Report

Government Agent's report on southeast Kootenay. Report goes into number of men employed in mines and average pay.

Internal ID: 0051.0219
Medium:Newspaper
Date: January 30th 1904

Northeast Kootenay Report

Government Agent's report for Northeast Kootenay. Report touches on wages paid to miners and lumber workers, as well as ore and timber numbers that shipped out.

Internal ID: 0051.0220
Medium:Newspaper
Date: January 30th 1904

Perry Creek Relief Camp

Mayor and other officials visit relief camp on Perry Creek road to inspect men engaged in cutting firewood to be sold.

Internal ID: 0051.0823
Medium:Newspaper
Date: December 11th 1930

Flu Accounts Sent

Article urging all accounts for work done or goods supplied during Influenza epidemic be turned in for reinbursement.

Internal ID: 0051.0987
Medium:Newspaper
Date: December 12th 1918

Cranbrook Rotary

Former Cranbrook government agent, now on the provinical government water board, will address Rotary Club at next meeting.

Internal ID: 0052.0452
Medium:Newspaper
Date: June 16th 1922

Cranbrook Rotary

East Kootenays' former government agent speaks at Cranbrook Rotary luncheon, his subject of irrigation and how the province of B.C. had to take over water rights as the various irrigation companies were now maintaining and upkeeping their water lines, almost ruining Okanagan orchards.

Internal ID: 0052.0461
Medium:Newspaper
Date: June 23rd 1922

St. Marys Bridge

Appeal for bridge across the St. Mary River.

Internal ID: 0054.0243
Medium:Newspaper
Date: January 25th 1902

Cox and McFarlane

Possibly Bob Cox and Mike McFarlane for Ministry of Environment, visiting Cranbrook.

Internal ID: 0156.0022
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1960

Civil Defense 1942

Support your local Civil Defense, Department of National Defense, Ottawa; L to R: L.A. Read, F.F. Becker, Cliff Swan, unknown, J.T. Fitzwater. Image from Kimberley submission.

Internal ID: 0197.0003
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1942

Indian Agents

Long time resident of Fort Steele is a candidate to be appointed an Indian agent, with his long time residence in the Kootenays and working knowledge of the Indian language.

Internal ID: 0050.0743
Medium:Newspaper
Date: October 30th 1930