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Alaska State Library
Historical Collections

Bayers, Lloyd H., 1911-1968
Captain Lloyd H. “Kinky” Bayers Collection, 1898-1967
MS 10

General Marine Files

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907 465-2925
PO Box 110571
Juneau, Alaska 99811-0571
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LA BELLE
" Cen-da an tua
Van. T. ~. Co.
-l. P-ic-t -. and il"l-f-o-. -(-Capt~n-s-eTt~) AliJum 43-
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2. Brings out t-ow of A1asl<a copper -ore from Haines.
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LaBONNE
Booke"
Canadian tug.
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Stbd. broad, slow, ,(NLag. cut)
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Repowered 1956 (N.B. 21; pp 55) Pf.cte, and info.
Owned by Vancouver Tug Boat Co. Ltd. 555 Denman st.
The firm started 27 years ago----being incoroorated by
Harold Jones in 1924. Had one tug, the 60 hc p." "Atta Bay"
She has since neen rebuilt and now has a 250 h.o. diesel.
The "Lalsonne" has 500 hv p , and in the 1951 Marl time
Races on Elliot Bay lost by only half a length to the
"Foss 18" in the Class B section. Henry Johnson was
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ek Looe r-,
The ComDany also owns the I1LaPoint" with an 805 h.p.
F.M. All' their 12 tugs in 1951 have been named with a
La prefix. M.D. June 9, 1951
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LA BONnE
Canadian tug.
Van. T.. B. Co.
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l. Pict. and info. (Capt. insert) Album 43.
2. Piat. and info. (repowered) -(PWB Sept. '56- PP. 21)
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Album ~ "ABOUCH5:RE
GJ:d-steCl.m- sail
Two stacks. Dr'awLnc'' •
Frotl Lewis & Dryden
IQ} port broad, at sea.
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I~ore info. Book 35 PFt.ge 6
More info. Book 37; page 40
LABRADOR
Canadian Arctic oat.ro L
vessel i9~1f
1. Info. is all Album 44; pp. 5.
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LACKlVIE
Old towing st. sch.
Juneau--189S--
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6/8/98 paper says sch, "Lakme " towing bar-ge IlA&niral"
and di smantled river steamer IIsover-eLgn'' arrived in Juneau
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June 6, 1898 bound to Michael. All:3 um.t a wer-e
heavily laden and had a total of 130 passengers on board.
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Old timers around Juneau shook head.a in doubt as to
weetner- the outfit would ever reach its de.stLna't.Lno or not
Old Wrangell paper says she was almost completely des-
troyed on the Oregon coast in Mar 1899 when her cargo of
lime cal1ght fire. The vessel managed to reach Astoria
before being consumed by the flames.
D.A. DISP. 1/19/19ll tells of a str-, "LACKMA"(st. sch , )
drifting helpless before a gale off Cape Blanco. Crew
all taken off by the str-. uwetsonu
SEE CARD ON l1LAKME" May be one and the same str.