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__Salmon__
Alert Bay Canning Co. [Company]
__Season 1883__
229 c/ [cases] to Montreal at $5.00 per case
less 2 % [percent] $1465.10
3000 c/ [cases] Ex "Vanguard to
London on an advance
of $4 per Case $12000.00
500 c/ [cases] Ex "J. C. Monroe" }
1500 c/ [cases] Ex "Jane Sprott" }
at $4 per c/ advance $8000.00
310 c/ [cases] to Toronto $1440.00
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5539 c/ [cases] afloat $22905.00
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209 Barrels Salt Salmon
sold for $1530.25
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Cork "Cork Extractor"
Puller Har Made [Handmade] See Scientific [Scientific American]
June 3, 1871
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Ellipse True One
May 8, 1875
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Safe Attwill King
Right 4 times 71
Left 3 Turns 36
Right 2 Turns 90
left until stopped
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Private Work Attwill King
E. Lucy King
1 2345 6789
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Mixed Paint for outside Work
For the first Coat 6 1/2 #b [pounds] for Each
Paint 100 square Feet. 3 2/3 for Second Coat
2 3/4 #b [pounds] for 3d [third] Coat. The paint
being white Lead and weighed
before thinning. May 8, 1875
Vol [volume] 32 No. [number] 19 [Scientific American]
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Belts To Keep a Belt from Slipping on
the pulley apply printers Ink
June 3, 1871 [Scientific American]
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Cheap Electric Batteries can be
Electric made with common poreous [porous]
Battery flower pots. Called Daniels Battery
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Catgut is Made from the Intestines
Catgut of sheep, and principally from the
Italian sheep, as they are so
uncommonly lean.
-- "Kalsoming" [Kalsomining]---
Kalsoming The plaster is made of Paris White mixed
[Kalsomining] with fine clear white glue. Paris White
costs about 3 cents per pound. Soak 4 ounces
of glue in 1 quart of warm water for 24
hours. Then add 1 pint water, and then
place the tin can in a vessel of water
(glue pot fashion, hot water) over a
fire, agitate till [until] all dissolved and
perfectly clear. Put 5 or 6 pounds of
Paris White in a large Bucket, and
thicken with hot water, till [until] like cream
Then mix the glue water with it and
put on with a common whitewash
Brush. Put on smoothly. When too
thick, reduce with warm water.
The above is enough for 2 coats for
a room 18 foot square. It is best
to give 2 coats.
June 3, 1871 [Scientific American]
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