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Here are scans of railroad papers I personally own or have scans of, relating to the Intercolonial Railway. Click on the thumbnail for a larger view.
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This is a paper noting that 2 sewing machines had been received from Robert Crawford to be delivered from Saint
John to Sussex. Submitted by Bob Boudreau. |
TEXT: Intercolonial Railway of Canada For Employes (sic) Only No. U1646 7th Oct 1889 Pass Fraser McDougall From Moncton to Nash's ?? Creek Why Granted Jim Bridges Good only for one trip until 7th Nov?? 1889 D. Gottigen See conditions and instructions. Chief Superintendent. Valid only when countersigned. Not transferable. CONDITIONS In accepting this Free Ticket, I assume all risks of accidents, and expressly agree that the Intercolonial Railway of Canada shall not be liable, under any circumstances, whether of negligence of its Agents or otherwise, for any injury to any person, or for any loss or damage to my property while using this Ticket. Fraser McDougall Instructions to Conductors This pass must not be honored for passage unless the above agreement is signed in ink, in the place provided for the purpose, by the person or persons named in the pass. If this pass is presented by any other than the person or persons named in it, or if there are any alterations, additions or erasures made in it, you are not to honor it for any passage, you must collect fare instead, giving the person a receipt for the money paid. You will also take up the pass and send it to the Chief Superintendent's Office with a statement of the facts. Submitted by Bob Boudreau. |
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TEXT: Intercolonial Railway of Canada, Office of the Chief Superintendent, Moncton N.B. 7th Aug: 1890.
Dickie & Black, Stewiacke Dear Sir:- With reference to your request for another siding to be laid at your Mill off the present siding- Mr. Schreiber looked at this place on the spot.and it has been decided to put in the siding on the usual terms. Yours truly, <signed> |
TEXT: Intercolonial Railway of Canada, Office of the General Freight Agent, Moncton N.B. August 31st 1896
Edvice?? Dickie Esq. Upper Stewiacke N.S. Dear Sir, I have your letter of 28th ??? with reference to car of bran moved from Brookfield to Graham Siding. The charge of $2.00 was made for the extra shunt as car was billed to Brookfield and left there and had to be moved. If it had been billed direct on Grahams Siding we would have left it there without any additional charge. I do not really see how we can refund you this amount. Yours truly, <signed> J.J. Wallace |
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