Two,
5000
Tons
One,
10,000
Tons
Can
be
connected
for
20,000
ton
capacity
300-Foot
Covered
Building
Berth
50-Ton
Electric
Derrick
on
Pier
Iron
and
Brass
Founders
Electric
and
Oxy-Acctylcnc
Welders
,
The
wonderful
system
01
coasuu
Dock
!1
JfU
(V
BUILDERS
OF:
Steel
and
Wood
Ships,
Barges,
Boats
and
Launches,
Electric,
Welded
or
Kiveted
Steel
Tanks,
Structural
Steel
Fabrications
REPAIRS
TOi
,
.
v
Diesel
or
Gas
Engines,
Mine
and
Mill
MachincVof
all
kinds
Rupert
Shipyards
n
Mdltlon
to
the
dry
dock
shlp-Ilrd
there
are
In
Prince
Rupert
a
cumber
of
smaller
shipyards
that
v'i
fishing
boats,
repair
lhem
and
a
o
apnpral
boat
building
and
re
pair
business.
They
give
excellent
service
to
the
waterfront
community
and
have
prospects
of
developing
Into
something
much
more
pretentious
than
they
are
at
present.
Lumbering
Is
Gradually
Becoming
One
of
Important
Industries
and
Is
Capable
of
Great
Expansion
In
Many
Ways
Lumbering
is
gradually
becoming
one
of
the
most
important
industries
in
Prince
Rupert
and
district
and,
as
time
goes
on,
it
will,
no
doubt,
become
of
increasing
importance.
The
country
contiguous
to
the
city
has
vast
resources
of
timber,
the
total
stand
being
estimated
at
some
38,000,000,000
board
feet
of
milliner
timber
with
about
13,500,000,000
additional
feet
of
smaller
material
for
pulp-
woou,
piles,
ues
ana
otner
products.
There
are
already
upwards
of
forty
sawmills
established
in
the
district
and
two
pulp
and
paper
mills.
The
ln-t
dustry
throughout
the
continent
is
In
the
doldrums
Just
now
and,
na-
'
111
V.
I
.
..
uuua
uereaLHjui
are
suent.
With
the
Umber
areas
in
the
older
sections
of
the
province
gradually
becoming
depleted,
this
new
district,
as
yet
hardly
touched,
will
take
its
place
as
a
leading
timber
producing
section.
The
movement
:
chantable
timber
for
export
and
the
h
gradually
coming
in
this
direc-tower
grade,
make
excellent
pulp
tion.
Prior
to
1916.
the
Umber
j
timber.
weaiin
ox
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
had
been
little
The
lumber
business
here
Is
but
In
Its
Infancy
and
fhe
field
around!
aDout
presents
one
or
the
greatest
in
the
world.
Probably
the
most
valuable
of
the
woods
In
this
district
Is
the
Sitka
spruce.
It
produces
high
grade
clears
suitable
for
airplane
manu-
iaciure
ana
otner
purposes
mer
Englemann
spruce,
which
grows
rr.natlv
nn
thp
mainland
l
tieefnl
exploited,
the
only
mills
then
being
(for
building
material,
for
boxwood
at
Georgetown
and
Terrace.
Now
and
and
alun
also
for
for
nnin
pulp,
there
are
the
forty
mills,
ranging
In
capacity
from
3,000
to
100,000
feet
per
day.
Two
Alain
Areas
The
district,
as
far
as
Umbering
Is
concerned,
Is
divided
Into
two
main
areas,
the
interior
and
the
coast.
On
the
coast,
pulp
and
paper
manufacturing
and
general
lumber
Droduetion
are
ttle
mart
Imtvwtant
Western
hemlock
Is
a
much
superior
wood
to
that
of
the
east.
The
western
hemlock
can
be
given
a
finish
equal
to
fir
and
Is
also
use-fur
for
boxwood
and,
for
ties.
It
excels
all
others.
Larch
Is
an
excellent
box
lumber
and
can
also
be
ground
into
pulp.
Red
cedar
can
be
used
for
making
shingles,
posts,
telegraph
poles
and
pursuit.
In
the
Interior,
although
;
S001
Iumber.
The
yellow
cedar
Is
there
are
several
sawmUls
there,
the
excellent
for
boat
building
and
cutting
of
ties
and
polesjup
to
the
!
othr
Purposes
for
It
is
very
hard
present
time
has
.been1
the
main
I
and
fibrous,
timbering
A
short
distance
Inland
Is
cotton-
occupation,
s
many
as,
1000
men
being
engaged
In
this
i
wooa
m
wre
quantities,
it
is
use-
"sday.
December
2,
1930
i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVJ
North
1:
cue,
junubii
isviumuw
niio
vast
rr
man
in
us
ureal
rorests
it
m
Timber,
One
of
Greatest
JOHtf
DYBIIAVN,
Vice
Consul
of
Norway
OLOF
Consul
HANSON,
of
Sweden
1878
-
FIFTY
TWO
YEARS
-
1930
Natural
Resources
Here
Successful
Service
Big
Development
Due
Dybh
aun
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency
-ft
Fire
Insurance,
Rents
Collected,
Properties.
'Managed
-Notaries
Public
315
Third
Ave.
W.
P.
O.
Box
1700
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Prince
Rupert
Dry
and
Shipyard
Ship
Builders
and
Ship
Repairers
Three
Floating
Dry
Docks.
i
waterways
served
from
the
Dort
in
sure
that
boating
will
always
be
one
of
the
important
recreations
and
in
addition
there
will
be
a
fleet
of
fishing
boats
and
another
fleet
of
work
boats.
All
these
will
have
to
b
constantly
replenished
or
repaired.
mmttJMmmnmmfMr'M'-
w..,
work
on
some
occasions
although,
,
IU1
lor
x
wooa
ana-
as
proven
re-,
unfortunately,
there
Is
nothing
like
i
cent,v-
for
"neer
manufacture.
A
that
number
at
the
nreaent
time,
'weer
mill
la
another
live
possi-
Olof
Hanson
M
P.
of
Prince
Rupert
'
bUHv
for
thlB
district.
i
for
nearly
twenty
years
has
been
I
AU
eee
Umbers
abound
in
large
j
the
main
factor
In
this
Interior
business.
There
are
two
large
pulp
and
pa
per
mills
established
in
Prince
Rupert
district.
The
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
Falls
is
one
of
the
largest
and
most
up-to-date
paper
plants
in
the
world.
It
produces
450
tons
of
pulp
and
paper
a
day
and
a
saw
mill,
which
is
also
run
there,
has
an
output
of
400,000
feet.
The
old
Wha-
len
mill
at
Swansqn
Bay
is
the
oldest
pulp
mill
on
this
coast
but
has
been
the
victim
of
mismanagement
and
for
years
has
not
turned
a
wheel
although,
originally,
it
was
a
very
successful
producer.
It
Is
very
Improbable
that
the
old
Swan-
son
Bay
pulp
mill
will
ever
resume
operations.
One
of
the
most
serious
handicaps
is
that
its
water
supply
Is
very
limited
and
water
is
one
of
the
prime
requisite
In
the
modern
pulp
mill.
That
the
pulp
and
paper
milling
industry
in
this
district
is
merely
in
its
Infancy
seems
quite
evident.
The
present
time
sees
Important
Interests
seriously
considering
the
possibilities
of
establishing
pulp
and
paper
mills
at
Prince
Rupert,
Prince
George
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
While
Prince
Rupert,
with
Its
power,
water,
sea
transportation
and
other
advantages,
will
probably
see
the
first
development
along
this
tine,
the
other
points
will
undoubtedly
have
such
Industries
in
time
after
economic
conditions
have
become
so
adjusted
as
to
warrant
them.
The
Heyday
of
the
timber
industry
In
Prince
Rupert'
district
wai
undoubtedly
during
the
war
years
when
the
Sitka
spruce
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
elsewhere
In
the
district
was
srirnhjderaand.
Sln&wwar,
thJjlrul&ld
Its
ups
and
downs,
prospering
when
economic
conditions
were
good
"and
siftfefing
wITen
things
were
otherwise.
Owing
to
the
world
depression,
the
Industry
since
Its
establishment
has
never
been
more
quiet
than
It
Is
today.
Demands
from
all
quarters
have
shrunk
to
the
minimum,
and,
throughout
British
Columbia,
the
industry
is
feeling
the
pinch.
The
lumbering
and
timbering
business
here
will
doubtless
recover,
as
quickly
as
anywhere.
When
conditions
return
to
normal,
mills
will
reopen
and
the
Industry
may
be
ex
iwiku
very
cioee
to
rrince
ttupen.
Some
day,
and
it
may
not
be
long,
they
will
be
developed
on
a
large
scale.
Meantime,
they
stand
as
one
of
the
greatest
potential
natural
resources
of
Prince
Rupert
district.
LOGS
SHOW
INCREASE
Despite
universal
depression
In
the
Industry,
log
production
in
Prince
Rupert
district
for
the
first
ten
months
of
1930
shows
an
Increase
of
some
thirty
per
cent
over
the
same
period
in
1029.
So
far
this
year,
log
scaling-
in
the
district
has
totalled
122.069,506
board
feet
as
against
90,408,585
board
feet
in
the
first
ten
months
of
1929.
In
every
month
but
February
and
October
an
Increase
has
been
shown
this
year
over
last
Following
are
scaling
figures
In
the
district
month
by
month
for
this
year
and
last:
1930
January
2,490,377
February
1,291,206
March
4,474,031
AprU
6,788,042
May
12,130,422
June
18,677.859
July
13,180,078
August
27,332,486
September
....
26,570.633
October
8,133,972
1929
1.313,539
3J44.189
1,303,347
6,288,498
11,157.456
12,983.529
12,135,650
10.238,394
17,622,879
13,823304
Totals
122,069,106
90,408,585
Minister
Is
Much
Impressed
With
the
City
rton.D.
M.
Sutherland,
Minister
of
National
Defence,
who
was
In
the
city
recently
spoke
appreciatively
of
the
beauty
of
the
drive
across
Kalen
Island
and
particularly
the
part
at
the
farther
side,
which
he
said
was
most
picturesque
and
should
be
used
a
great
deal
by
tourists
vlsiUng
the
city.
The
minister
said
he
was
much
impressed
with
the
city,
Its
neat
appearance,
pretty
gardens,
well
paved
streets,
and
beautiful
and
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