Pages

Wednesday, February 6, 2019

Emmett Hunt's Diary Entry, January 14, 1891

A trifle warmer after some rain last night.  Steamed to Clay Wks with scow and waited while it was loaded then boot it back to the City.


© 2012 Harbor History Museum. All rights reserved.

Wednesday, January 30, 2019

Emmett Hunt's Diary Entry, January 7, 1891

Nice chilly morn -- later some thick fog -- then fair again.  Pulled out at 9:00 and tied up at 1.  Then fooled with Dug's logs awhile --- after which pulled the Mollie Blieker off the mud and quit.


© 2012 Harbor History Museum. All rights reserved.

Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Emmett Hunt's Diary Entry, December 31, 1890

Nice calm mild day to end 1890.  In morn pulled 12 sections of logs up thro the drawbridge -- then took a scow load of moldings and window frames to the Cantara Hotel -- also hired a new cook Area having left this morning.


© 2012 Harbor History Museum. All rights reserved.

Wednesday, January 16, 2019

Emmett Hunt's Diary Entry, December 24, 1890

Calm, cloudy cool and pleasant.  Pulled 6 sections of logs that the ? in A.M.  In P.M. got scow from up the river to go to Port Wash but the order was countered so stopped again.


© 2012 Harbor History Museum. All rights reserved.

Wednesday, January 9, 2019

Emmett Hunt's Diary Entry, December 17, 1890

Good day but rain begins with night.  Did some lobbying in A.M. and in P.M. steamed out and took scow of wood from Hi... to Clay Works


© 2012 Harbor History Museum. All rights reserved.

Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Emmett Hunt's Diary Entry, December 10, 1890

Calm cool and "cloudy"  Came down from Purdy in morn with some wood then ran down and got a scow load from Wollochet Bay and then to town.


© 2012 Harbor History Museum. All rights reserved.

Wednesday, December 26, 2018

Emmett Hunt's diary entry for December 3, 1890

Some rain and some wind from the North.  Steamed to Richmond Pt and got a raft of logs which we boot over in good time but got stuck in the draw and could do nothing with themes we anchored above and leave them tighter than Holy Moses.


© 2012 Harbor History Museum. All rights reserved.