Saturday,
February
14,
1831
1881
FIFTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
1931
THE
DAILY
NEWS
AS
the
rails
of
the
new
Canadian
Pacific
Rail-1
way
advanced,
the
settlers
kept
pace.
Men,
women
and
children
waiKt-u
w,u6uw
road
that
-plodding
oxente-kreptHthe
.7?;Me
xriraifwlandiFScttlers
formed
new
townsf
On
the
Pacific
Coast
Van
Home
said,
"Here
will
be
and
stood
on
a
hill
Vancouver."
So
the
work
advanced,
not
always
smoothly,
but
sometimes
with
hard
fighting.
The
railway
pioneers
had
to
face
the
scorn
of
those
who
said,
"The
road
will
never
pay
for
itsaxle
grease"!,
((Railway
and
settlers
invent
fcJrari'sfdCjbif
'Side
for
thefinid
conquest
of
the
country.
Between
1881
and
1891
the
population
of
Manitoba,
the
Northwest
Territories
(including
the
present
Provinces
of
?GF3
PTV2
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan)
and
British
Columbia
rose
from
168,000
td
350,00(5.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
TODAY
The
Canadian.
Pacific
Railway
runajnm
the
Atlantic
to
the.
Pacific
Ocean,
Its
linen
isail
'
frtwf
V-itwwn
tt'.atd
Vh'tHa
to
Japan
and
China,
and
front
Montreal,
QiebcndSahhJhktGm
DnWffaWth)!Qhtikent.
lhperaie$
winter
cruises
to
tbi'MiditeWinmYti'i
West
India
aud
Round
the
World,
and
a
winter
service
to
Bermuda,
Its
chateaux
and
hotels
represent
the
latest
uunf
in
comjort
and
luxury,
Its
telegraph
(mm
employs
2i5.0QOotnilet
oj
wire.
Itt
express
travellers'
cheques
are
current
all
over
the
world.
Canadian
Pacific
offices
and
agents
are
to
be
jound
everywhere.
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