ndled, the Chester, and have had timbers of proportionate dimen- and her lasting qualities have been a source of wonder to her sions. As these boats received rough handling and were used on long, difficult runs, they were built a little heavier builder and owners. Her hull is pliable to a… … have been made of Douglass fir knees, from 114-inch to 134- inch faces, according to the size of the boat. The one excep- tion was in the steamer Willie Irving, which was taken over boiler, stern and fore deck and hold down the places where the the Skagway trail and reassembled on Lake Bennett. Her…
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