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. Fur trader James Strange,

chief at Nootka for a long-house
where his scurvy-ridden crew-
men could recover.. But al-
though he was the first real
property owner on Vancouver
Island, he couldn't adapt the
lodge to hospital use. He put
up a tent instead — and. Tyee
Maquinna kept the long-house
and was a shilling shead.

From the day in 1778 whenl’

he saw his first white man —
Captain James Cook, R.N. —
Maquinna was, rarely outfoxed.
Cook ‘was so’ charmed by his

na's village Friendly Cove.
When later white arrivals kill-
ed another chlef, Maquinna dis-
appeared for a-few years, but
when the. Spanish explorer
Quadra ‘tremted him with court-
esy, inviting him to dine with
Captain George . Vancouver,
Maquinna responded with a
great feast. One of the other
great chiefs of the time was
Callicum.

He became moody, sullen and
short with the whites in later
years after insults at the hands
of traders. In 1803 an insult led
him to attack the vessel Boston.

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He captured it and killed all
the crew except for two meén
who were made slaves... -
Succeeding chiefs bore his
hame but none had ‘his power.
And he alone was honoured by
the naming of Maquinna Point
at’ Nootka and by the naming of
ships and various commercial
ventures in British Columbia,
even to this day. .
—BE.C. Centennial Committee
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