Baker Lumber Company Builds East Kootenay Mill Project
A detailed overview describes the Baker Lumber Company led by Livdle Baker and executives McNab Agnew Ryan and others, planning a large sawmill at Waldo near Elk River. It outlines mill design, machinery from Waterous of Brantford, and a three-floor complex with dry kiln, planer, and steam power to produce 74,000 feet daily. It notes town growth, river passage, fire safety, and potential export prospects to Montana and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TE Baker Lumber CO
Baker Lumber Company
Kootenay Valleys Company
Kootenay
Catal Phat
Dennings
Mont Phelogs
Ient
Mhinhiada
Wem
Vile Millesite
British Columbia
Waldo
William Waldo
Elk
Ross Bros
Elkmouth
Kooteng
Montana
Fort Steele
Vic Kootenay
Kentall
Geehinery
Waterous Engine Co
Brantford
Ont
Rero
Jss
Baker
C.D. McNab
Planer
Providence
Cook
Belon
Siice
American Lumber Combine
Idaho
G. ON. R
C. Por
Bencings
Mont
Kootenays
Columbia Lakes
Canal Flats
States
Elk River
Gold Creek
J. F. Armstrong
Kendall
McNab
Water hoses and a daring fire station joke
Two American visitors discuss hose sizes with an English chief engineer. The engineer boasts a twelve inch fire hose for fires and a tiny nine inch hose for watering. He jokes that workers ride the water jet to the top and slide down to return.
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New York
Timber license notices for lands in South East Kootenay
Notice dated August 18, 1906 seeks special licenses to cut and transport timber on described lands in South East Kootenay. The plan covers multiple lots, with specific boundary courses and totals around 610 acres. The applicant is M. MeInnes and related licenses numbered accordingly. The document was issued by M. MelInnes and filed with the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works in Victoria.
Timber License Notice From East Kootenay Lands
Thirty days after date one the applicant will seek a special license from the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works in Victoria to cut and carry timber on lands in East Kootenay. Description begins at the northeast corner of Lot 5240 and outlines a 160 by 40 chain rectangle containing 640 acres. Arthur Pigott Cranbrook Aug 16 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Kootenay
M. MeInnes
S. W
B.C
East Kootenay
Timber Notice for Lands and Works at Victoria BAY
Public notice from Cranbrook dated August 16 1900 announces intent to obtain a special license to cut and carry cribbed lands in Mast Kootenay. Description begins at a post at the northwest corner of lot S169 then follows 80 chains south 70 west 80 north 70 back to start, totaling about six hundred acres.
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Victoria, Bay
Mast Kootenay
Arthur Pigott
Cranbrook
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Consielincol
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Kootenay Central Railway Survey
Beale & Elwell
Kent State
Crinbrook
Kootenay Valley
Canal Flat
Biko
Rocky Mountains
Cellal
Kootenay Central
T. G. Proctor
Nelson
B. C
Otto Joseph Ryan Cranbrook, B. C
Manitoba
Dan McDonald
Cranbrook, B.C
Gleefooter
James Kerrigan
Br ‘T Yver of
Ssrhse
Modern Brigade
C. MeInnes’ Timber
M. MelInnes
Dezanl
M. Laughlin
P.O. Box
Hoggarth & Rollins Vee Proprietors
the Cosmopolitan
E. H. Small
Luacaber
Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Co., Ltd
Seattle
Chicago
Via. the
Great Northern Railway
Fernie