Transmission lines from Kimberley, B. C. to Bellevue, Alberta, supply electrical energy
to major metal mining operations at Kimberley; the important Coal Mines in the Crows’ Nest

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Pass and the Cities and Towns of the East Kootenay District.

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Hydro Planits—Elko, B. C. and Bull River, B.C. Steam Plant—Sentinel, Alta.

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- Fernie, B.C.

ollapsed across the bed, a_ partially
sed man with bare feet was gasping out
ife, blood pouring from a wound over
veart. Another wound, in the shoulder,
been roughly tied up with a towel.
glance at the ashen features was
igh. “Mike the Horse!” came Mul-
ind’s cryptic comment.
ornered like a rat in.a trap, seeing with
ift glance through the window the array
ruiser cars and the line of police with
ny-guns and rifles, Atamonchuk had
ed fiercely on Malin with his gun, then,
ing it against his own heart, had pulled
trigger.
icked up as she returned to the suite
.our later, a dark-eyed brunette, Olivia
mes, was ushered into Headquarters to
ain her connection with the gangster.
[ didn’t know the man,” she said. “At
night there was a knock at the door and
und myself looking into the muzzle of
revolver. Tom Malin walked in as he

was forcing me to dress his shoulder. Tom
saw I was frightened, but kept his head
and said it was an awkward spot to place
a girl in. Finally Atamonchuk agreed to
let me go, but kept Tom there and warned
he'd kill him if I told the police.”

At the morgue the dead gangster was
identified by Clifford Mallet, Evard Jansen,
the taxi-driver, and finally by Constable
Norman Stewart, now rapidly recovering,
as the low-browed bandit who started the
shooting. Picked out in a line-up by the

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J. W. BEECH, Proprietor

Dealer in Chrysler and Plymouth Motor

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NATAL, BRITISH COLUMBIA

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After a four year stay in charge of the policing of Fernie, Corp. A. J. Pomeroy was transferred to
Jernon (“‘C” Division) in October last. During the time he was at Fernie he brought the
ficiency of the post to a new high, and his departure was a matter of regret to a host of friends
md well-wishers. Just before he left Fernie, Mr. Clarence Ferris of the B. C. Government Travel
3ureau snapped this record of the squad which has been responsible for so much good work in
he coal mining metropolis. From left to right: Corp. Pomeroy, Const. D. G. Neff (since transferred
to Penticton) Const. R. J. Ivens and Const. A. Gaunt.

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CROWS’ NEST BAKERY

George Yezovich, Proprietor

ICE CREAM PARLOUR
P.O. Box 715

Fernie, British Columbia

KING EDWARD HOTEL

J. WILSON, Proprietor

Commercial and Tourist House

First Class Dining Room

Fully Licensed

Fernie British Columbia

TRITES-WOOD CO. LTD.

K. N. STEWART, Managing Director

Department Store

FERNIE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

FERNIE GARAGE

e
Ford Dealers
FULL EQUIPMENT FOR TOURISTS

Fernie, B.C.

JOE GUARASCIO, Proprietor
A HOME FOR MINING MEN
Good Rooms - Reasonable Rates

Running Hot and Cold Water
Dining Room in Connection

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