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Queen Charlotte Islander

Location

Queen Charlotte, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 26, 1914

Page

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Massive Massett Fire Destroys Main Street Buildings

A major Massett blaze early Wednesday destroyed four buildings along Main Street, sparing only James Martin's store. Losses total about 10 000 dollars with Harrison and Ives properties hit hardest. Firemen and residents saved most contents though injuries occurred. insurance status noted.

Massett Main Street James Martin Charles Harrison Ives Dick Davis Claude Cornie Harrison Davies Arthur Robertson Messrs. Davies Robertson Graef Mr. Kennedy White Inn Charlie Ives Dick Davies

Map of Graham Island West Coast Charted By Private Party

A private team led by John W. Connell of Victoria charted a large portion of Graham Island’s west coast during a summer prospecting trip. The map, filed at the Surveyor General's office in Victoria and at the Islander office, supports oil prospects and covers reefs from Southeast Point to North Point and Athlon Bay. The party sailed June 6 aboard the Victory with Captain Mace, visiting Rose Point Massett Ozard Bay Louise Harbor and Queen Charlotte City, and photographed old Indian graveyards at Ozard Bay.

Graham Island Hydrographic Survey Department Surveyor-General’s Office Victoria Islander Office John W. Connell Old North-west Territories Connell R. M. Burgess J. A. Coates Victory Mace Rose Point Massett Frederick Island Ozard Bay Louise Harbor Skala Inlet Seal Inlet Tattoo Inlet Rennel’s Sound Queen Charlotte City Louis Harbor Musgrave D.G. 8 Lillooet Parker Southeast Point North Point Athlon Bay

Local arrivals and departures shift at coast camps

Earnest Wearmouth arrived Wednesday night from Port Clements and traveled on the John Thursday morning. J. Stack, long employed at the B. C. Oilfields drill camp at Ozard Bay, returned to his home on Tuesday.

Earnest Wearmouth Port Clements John J. Stack B. C Ozard Bay

60 000 Capacity Saw Mill For Sewall

The big saw mill plant for Sewall arrived Friday night with no mishap. The tug Daring, commanded by Capt. Hughes, left Vancouver ten days ago carrying a large scow with all machinery. It was held at Stevens Island briefly before crossing the Straits. Construction will proceed quickly and the mill is expected to run within three months. capacity is 60 000 feet per day.

Sewall Capt. Hughes Vancouver Stevens Island

Presentation To Capt Wearmouth On Marriage Gift

A deputation waited on Capt Wearmouth of the steamer Prince John and asked him to come up town. At Hicks' cigar store Charles Harrison presented the Captain with pipes a cigar case and cigars subscribed by friends for his recent marriage.

Wearmouth Prince John Hicks’ Cigar Store Charles Harrison

Government Horticulturist Visits Massett and Lawn Hill

A. H. Tomlinson, assistant government horticulturist, traveled from Queen Charlotte City to Massett arriving Wednesday night. He surveyed settlements, paused at Lawn Hill where A. Richardson directs the experimental station and noted excellent progress. A bulletin summarizing the work will be issued soon. He departed Thursday on the Prince John.

A. H. Tomlinson Queen Charlotte City Massett

Local residents and workers report WEEKEND travels and events

Mrs Long arrived Thursday from the south. Arthur Robertson and Charlie Atkins left for the B C Oilfields drill camp on Friday. John Manson road superintendent arrived Thursday from Prince Rupert. The Polaris capt Ferguson carried mail to Naden Harbor on Friday. Ceaser Verghden shot a wild bull last week at Ocanda weighing 500 lbs. Jack Parks went over the Ti El River trail Sunday and returned Wednesday.

Mrs. Long Arthur Robertson Charlie Atkins B. C John Manson Prince Rupert Capt Ferguson Naden Harbor Ceaser Verghden Ocanda Jack Parks Ti-El River

Local News Roundup From Massett and Nearby Areas

Mrs Ives returned Thursday from Vancouver and Dr Graves went south on vacation. The Bros Rebee of Sewall left for the south on Thursday. Capt Perry left Friday with supplies for the B C Oil fields camp at Otard Bay. A Massett Hospital subscribers meeting is set for Tuesday night at the White Inn to elect officers and board. Capt and Mrs Blake and others spent Friday at Naden Harbor aboard Polaris. Captain Hanna a Vancouver dentist arrived for a professional visit at the St Ives Hotel. Telegraph messages can now be sent via the wireless station.

Bros. Rebee Sewall Mr. Frizel White Creek Ray Williams Barton Mrs. Graham Graham Center Prince John Jack Dodgson Port Clements Capt. Perry B. C Otard Bay Dave Rutten W. G. Carr Blake Orr Brickman Naden Harbor Polaris Hanna Vancouver St. Ives Graef James Martin Hospital Fund Siep Woden River Massett Hospital White Inn Hazelton Bros Prince Rupert Murray Thomas Deasy Deasy John G. Gillan Mr. Gillan Scotland C. D. Emmons M. E Graham Island Massett Ozard Bay Emmons Camp Wilson Hidden Creek

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