Anekdoten
Their main office was in Vancouver BC and they were financed by Howard, Simmons & Co. of Chicago. It was owned by Andrew Haslam of Nanaimo.
In 1913 they were operating on the east side of Lang (Wolfssohn) Creek.
They constructed 2.5 miles of three-foot narrow gauge track in 1905 in the Vancouver River Valley. Later the changed it to standard gauge track buying an engine from Northwest Smelting and Refining Co. of Crofton BC. It was sold in 1916 to the Straits Lumber Co. of Everett WA USA and sold again in 1918 to Bloedel, Stewart and Welch.
Referenzen
Bradley, R. Ken (1982)
