At the end of August 1913, Captain Bucey was taking the BC Express up from Fort George to Tête Jaune Cache when he was stopped a cable strung across the river at Mile 141 where the railway was building a bridge. The railway was reneging on their promise not to impede steamer travel on the river.
In August of 1913, Captain Bucey's BC Express train was halted by a cable placed across the river at Mile 141 while the railway was building a bridge. This action violated the railway's agreement to not impede steamboat traffic on the river.