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Cattle were precious to the
first’ setilers at Fort Victoria
and when (Indians feasted on

» @blek Finleyson put -a a stop to it
with a cantion, |
Finlayson, who ‘came with

-#on’s Bay Company fort in 1943,

for the chief. Questioned, the
@ rage and assembling his Song-
pered the fort with musketry.

the Fort to the chief's lodge with
instruction to clear everyone out
of it. Then Finlayson blew it.
apart with a nine-pounder Joad-
ed with grape shot. The next day
the cattle were paid for in furs.

Geotland in 1616, was gent to
America in 1887 as a fur com-
pany clerk. He served in posts
on the Ottawa River until 1630,
when he croased. by canoe and
horseback to the Pacific coast. He
traded on the » Columbia, on Pu-

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RODERICK FINLAYSON

some of the fort's livestock Rod- .
-| the south end of Vancouver: &-—
James Douglas to found the Hud-
‘was in charge: of the fort the fol-'
lowing year. When Indians kill-.
-@d fome grazing oxen, he sent.
_ chief got mad. He stalked off in |
heet and some Cowichans, pep-

seat -an Indian from -

Roderick Finlayson, born in-

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Stikine and Fort Simpson. In
1843 he assisted in the removal |
of properties from Fort Me:-
Loughlin on Milbanke Sound, to

‘land where Fort Victoria was.
_ being built on an area roughly
. 100 yards square and behind an
‘18-feet-high wall of cedar pickets. :

In charge of the post for many
‘years, Finlayson was made ‘chief
Mader in--1850 and chief factor
‘In 1859. He served on the Leg-|
islative Council of the isalnd col-
ony from 1851 to 1663, Retired
in 1872, he died ia Victoria heed
years: later.

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