"The last spike in the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway was unostentatiously driven near Eagle Pass, B.C., November 7, and a continuous line of rails under one management now stretches from Quebec to Port Moody, a distance of 3,067 miles--a railway line unequalled in length on the globe ... Its completion must be a great source of satisfaction to the able and enterprising men who have it specially in charge--president [George] Stephen, vice presidents [R. B.] Angus and ...