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Displaying completed and published resources of collection #0050 from Columbia Basin Institute.
Completed records in this collection: 999
Chinese Exclusion
: Lower Slocan Country has no more Chinamen.
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Heathen Chinese
: Newspaper article in form of poem describing sneaky heathen chinaman.
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Hate Letter
: Letter to the editor from England remarking how Chinese in Canada never become citizens and lower wa
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Chinese Exclusion
: Many people disgruntled over steamer employing Chinese cook, even though they never eat a meal on th
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Miners Against Chinese
: Election for provincial parliament must include people whose first duty is for the mining section of
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Chinese Soldiers
: English Exchange describes conditions and pay of Chinese soldiers in their own country.
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Opium Joint
: Nakusp has an opium joint.
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Chinese Exclusion
: Even with past treatment of Chinese in Slocan district a Chinaman is trying to purchase a piece of N
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Chinese Question
: C.P.R. forcing communities to accept Chinese cheap labor as they continue to employ them on their st
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Watts, A.E.
: Mr. Watts of Liverpool, England organizing a company for developing a number of ledge propositions a
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Attic Finished
: Warm days and melting snow stimulating people to start renovations, including finishing the attic in
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Cranbrook Baker Home
: Baker residence being remodeled by contractor, will become one of the coziest and most elegant bach
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Cranbrook
: The C.P.R. makes declaration that Cranbrook will be their divisional point, guaranteeing Cranbrook c
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Babylon Mine
: While tunneling for ore body at Babylon Mine, an unexpected vein was uncovered which looks to yield
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Bailey, W.
: Mr. Bailey, who has political aspirations, was a visitor to Cranbrook.
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The Brickyard
: Former Balfour resident has moved to Cranbrook to start a brickyard.
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Cranbrook Post Office
: Post Office Inspector expected to announce Cranbrook to soon have a much-needed post office.
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Cranbrook Divisional Headquarters
: Cranbrook to be the largest and best town in East Kootenay due to Crow's Nest Pass Railroads decisio
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Crows Nest Construction
: Railway nearing completion east of Crow's Nest Pass to Lethbridge.
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East Kootenay Estimates
: Victoria legislature presented with estimates for current year for upgrades and wages in East Kooten
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East Kootenay Roads
: Load of laborers for rock work at Moyie delayed due to road conditions to Cranbrook.
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Fort Steele Mercantile
: Fort Steele Mercantile to carry a complete line of building materials and hardware.
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Engineer Garden
: Wardner C.P.R. Engineer was in Cranbrook last week.
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Hamilton, John & W.J.
: Newspaper article two successful prospectors state that Southeast Kootenay is one of the most fruitf
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In The Hospital
: Newspaper article listing people under care of Sister Superior and four Sister assistants at St. Eug
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