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Queen Charlotte Islander

Location

Queen Charlotte, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 23, 1913

Page

3

Local News Roundup From Queen Charlotte District

Walter Dass and W F Thompson departed for Cumshewa by launch on Tuesday. Skidegate hunters earned about 100 each salmon fishing near North Island last week. The Aliford bay fertilizer plant was tested and deemed effective. Fire warden William Sandison issued weed burning permits to Skidegate residents this week. A teacher arrived at Aliford bay to run a season school for Indian children. Dr. Wright visited schools at Skidegate Sandspit and Queen Charlotte this week. all children are in good health. J Molitor and family will move to Copper bay for summer farming. Mrs A Mallory left Queen Charlotte aboard the John Sunday to unite with husband Gillett erecting the government wharf at Sandspit. construction progresses with piles and 30 feet of pier supports completed. Capt Davey of Queen Charlotte and John McLellan left for Gold harbor mines to prospect over two months. W F Thompson, after studying shellfish for the province, returns to Queen Charlotte then to Cumshewa for a month of investigations.

Gillett Sandspit Capt. Davey Queen Charlotte John McLellan Lena Island W. F. Thompson Masset Cumshewa

Queenstown News Burgeoning Growth and Notable Arrivals

Mr and Mrs F C Wright returned from the Yakoun river last Tuesday. A second building is under construction by Gustaf Lundquist as Queenstown expands. A wave of new construction to host newcomers signals a bright future. A R Mallory plans Queenstown as permanent residence after favorable Massett Inlet impressions. Brydone Lorne Tingley of Queenstown named Justice of the Peace in the June Provincial Gazette. Rev Bygraves and Rev Hogan visit. Polaris cruiser party includes Mr and Mrs Nash and Capt Ferguson.

F. C. Wright Yakoun River Gustaf Lundquist Queenstown Brydone Lorne Tingley Mr. Bygraves Yakoun Wm. Hogan of Massett Fred Nash

Big Haul Of Dog-Fish By Haida Fishermen On River

Henry Young and Albert Derrick, skilled Haida fishermen, netted a large dog fish catch off the Tiel river on Wednesday night, earning $75 for the haul. They stopped fishing after loading the boat, noting eight livers yield a gallon of oil priced at 15 cents. Some sharks reached about five feet, with sandpaper rough skins.

Henry Young Albert Derrick Tiel

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Walter Dass North Island Aliford Bay William Sandison Skidegate Wright J. Molitor Copper Bay Joe Capt. Sheldon A. Mallory John A. R. Mallory Massett Inlet Mussett Inlet Rev L. A. Bygraves Queen Charlotte City Wm. Barton Yakoun Tiver Mrs. Nash Yakoun River Reigons Mr. Nash Royal Hotel Corley & Burgess Third Avenue Sixth Street Prince Rupert Henry Edenshaw Union Engine H. P Queen Charlotte Islands Queen Charlottes Henry Edenshaw, Massett Remington Type Bey Gramaphones Kodaks McRae Bos Queen Job P Inting Islander Ofice General Merchanise James Martin Massett Trading Co General Merchandise Gent.’s and Ladies’ Furnishings Tow Hill General Rose Spit J. K. Anderson Grand Trunk Pacific Railway R. W. Cameron B.C. P.O Empress Hotel B.C
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