Steele Collection MS 2008.1.1.1.3.12.3
Title
Steele Collection MS 2008.1.1.1.3.12.3
Subject
memoir, Sam Steele
Description
Letter from Steele to Irving
Source
Steele Collection
Date
13 January 1911
Text
Transcription of a passage from the letter
I am writing a book of reminiscences and would like to know if you can give any pointers about the strike in the mountains. A friend of mine has stated that James Ross turned out with a lot of men and an engine to go to our assistance at the barracks but I have recollection [written across this section of the letter is “This is not correct” in pencil and “not correct” in ink] except that after we had captured Hugh Behan I sent for a locomotive to take him up to Palliser [written next to this passage is “This is correct” in pencil]
Last page is written in pencil most likely by Irving.
I have taken a novel way of answering but I think a safe way--It keeps the matter wel [sic] in hand & condensed.
I am writing a book of reminiscences and would like to know if you can give any pointers about the strike in the mountains. A friend of mine has stated that James Ross turned out with a lot of men and an engine to go to our assistance at the barracks but I have recollection [written across this section of the letter is “This is not correct” in pencil and “not correct” in ink] except that after we had captured Hugh Behan I sent for a locomotive to take him up to Palliser [written next to this passage is “This is correct” in pencil]
Last page is written in pencil most likely by Irving.
I have taken a novel way of answering but I think a safe way--It keeps the matter wel [sic] in hand & condensed.
Original Format
Letter
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Citation
“Steele Collection MS 2008.1.1.1.3.12.3,” Bruce Peel Special Collections Library Online Exhibits, accessed November 21, 2024, https://omeka.library.ualberta.ca/items/show/2483.