Entry Date: 1909-12-31
Content: W.L. Luivek Esq. Dear Inclosed here in you will please find the monthly statements of this Post for the month of November which I hope you will find correct. I have seen very few of the Some of the indians some of them have done fairly well in the fur line others have done nothing and and a number of them are on the verge of starvation. I will have to let some of them have a little advances to go of with as they got nothing. Hopping to hear from you? soon I remain your obedient servant FWB.
Page Number: 70
PDF Page Number: 54
People Mentioned: Mr Frank Beatton
Places Mentioned:
Images from MS-0749 courtesy of Royal BC Museum, BC Archives.
Pdf Info:
Content: W.L. Luivek Esq. Dear Inclosed here in you will please find the monthly statements of this Post for the month of November which I hope you will find correct. I have seen very few of the Some of the indians some of them have done fairly well in the fur line others have done nothing and and a number of them are on the verge of starvation. I will have to let some of them have a little advances to go of with as they got nothing. Hopping to hear from you? soon I remain your obedient servant FWB.
Page Number: 70
PDF Page Number: 54
People Mentioned: Mr Frank Beatton
Places Mentioned:
Images from MS-0749 courtesy of Royal BC Museum, BC Archives.
Pdf Info:
The Hudsons Bay Company Fort St. Johns Daily Journal for 1906 to 1910 (Frank W. Beaton)
Carbon copies of letters from Fort St. John by F. W. Beatton for H.B. Comp. St John B.C. August 14, 1906 and February 2, 1907 followed by other dates up to May 12, 1910.
British Columbia Archives MS-0749 Box 5, File: Vol. 28: Frank Beaton
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