File 1066-4: Alpine Timber tract no. 12 - Deep Bay Logging Co. reports, etc., 1942-1945

File 1066-4: Alpine Timber tract no. 12 - Deep Bay Logging Co. reports, etc., 1942-1945

Description

Title Proper ARC-1343 BOX 1066 FILE 1066-4
Date(s) 1942
General material designation
This file contains a textual record.
Scope and content
This file contains records of the H.R. MacMillan Export Company pertaining to their acquisition of the Deep Bay Logging Co. between 1942-1945. These records reveal H.R. MacMillan Export Company's interest in Japanese Canadian–owned properties from a date earlier than Order-in-Council P.C. 469, including in the Royston Lumber Company and the Cameron Lake Logging Company. Also included is a record of offers and agreements, detailed correspondence and reports on the condition of the property, and questions of value and the close relationship between H.R.M. and the Custodian. Also in the file are maps of the Deep Bay Logging Company; maps digitized include: (1) prior cruise map of Block 274 [no. 901-164], (2) prior cruise map of Block 617 [no. 901-165], (3) plan of Deep Bay Logging Operations [no. 901-166], (4) prior cruise map of Block 504 [no. 901-168], (5) key map of Deep Bay Logging [no. 901-169], and (6) plan of Deep Bay Logging operation [no. 901-170].
Name of creator
MacMillan Bloedel created this archive during forestry operations.
Immediate source of acquisition
The digital copies of the records were acquired by the Landscapes of Injustice Research Collective between 2014 and 2018.
This record was digitized in full.

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Title

File 1066-4: Alpine Timber tract no. 12 - Deep Bay Logging Co. reports, etc., 1942-1945
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