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Title	Letter from R. McIntosh to Mr. Goldie [James Goldie], August 20, 1908
Creator	McIntosh, R.
Date Created	1908-08-20
Description	Letter to James Goldie from R. McIntosh at the post office in Prince Rupert, B.C., dated August 20, 1908. The letter answers Goldie's questions about the status of construction of lots in the town, and wishes him recovery from a "crack on [his] shin.
Extent	1 letter : 1 page
Subject	Land Land development Land surveying Construction
Geographic Location	Prince Rupert (B.C.)
Person Or Corporation	Goldie, James; R. McIntosh
Genre	Correspondence
Type	Text
FileFormat	application/pdf
Language	English
Identifier	2013_57_03_07_05 2013_57_03_07_05
Collection	Rainbow Ranche Collection
Source	Original Format: Lake Country Museum and Archives. Rainbow Ranche Collection. 2013_57_03_07_05
Date Available	2017-08-10
Provider	Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
Rights	Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from The Lake Country Museum and Archives: http://www.lakecountrymuseum.com/contact/
Project Website	http://www.lakecountrymuseum.com
DOI	10.14288/1.0354208
AggregatedSourceRepository	CONTENTdm

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post Office ,Prince Rupert B,C0
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Dear Mr GoIdie    /
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I was glad to  hear from you/ also  glad to know that you like|
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Construction  seei.no  to he  •••ping ahead all  r\ght  from this  end,   notwithstanding
what  you have heard to  the  contrary,   "but   I- expect you  refer to  the  laying out
of  the Town  site   .     The  Surveyors   started  to  work last Monday morning,   five
parties  are out   so   far,   and  I  expect  the work will he rushed ahead,   however
I- expect   it will he  too  late . t#Fput  the  lots on the market  this Pall   .
We are having  splendid weather/in f^riikthe last weak has heen  a little too
warm for  comfort.     Mrs Mcintosh has *]S W returned from, a trip  to Hazelton
and wishes  to  he very kindly
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Hoping you are recovering from the
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my kindest regard s Relieve me
vary sincerely your
Write me if I can at any time do anything for 'you \
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