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Otto Klotz Diary - August 24, 1887 (Vol 10)

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Title

Otto Klotz Diary - August 24, 1887 (Vol 10)

Creator

Klotz, Otto, 1852-1923.

Source

Part of R6645-0-4-E (LAC)

Publisher

Stakeholders Project

Date

1887-08-24

Contributor

University of Ottawa Library
Faculty of Arts

Rights

CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Format

Diary entry

Type

Text

Identifier

Klotz_Vol10_1887_08_24

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Transcription

cloudy
some rain

At 8-30 AM, we arrived at North Bay on Lake Nipissing where we strike the main line of the CPR in which we continue our route. A three hours delay gave us ample time to view the village. It is prettily [situated] on the lake, the surrounding country is wooded [_______] with birch spruce + poplar, and the soil is sandy hence not well adapted for agriculture. The potatoes looked very green + were in bloom. The place awaits [_____] solely to the railway and is the end of a division. It is becoming a favorite resort for tourists as canoeing, boating + fishing are good here. Soon after noon we are off again, passing thru’ an uninviting country of little value unless it be for minerals, and even when these are abundant tho’ a lack of capital + enterprise they fail to be developed. Among our passengers in the trip are W. Patterson MP for Braul + Colin Rankin Chief factor H.B.co at [Mattawa].

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Klotz_Vol10_1887_08_24.pdf

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Citation

Klotz, Otto, 1852-1923., “Otto Klotz Diary - August 24, 1887 (Vol 10),” stakeholders, accessed November 22, 2024, http://omeka.uottawa.ca/stakeholders/items/show/466.

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