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Jerry Day

February 04, 2008 07:33AM

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Jimmy:

I have 12 photos of a run of Rotary 00 with 361 and 360 taken in 1927 on the Anthracite branch, so it happened more than once.

The delay report shows 4 hours to the Bulkley and Horace mines and wye and yard, but the arrival and departure times add up to 3 hours and 20 minutes?

The Buckley mine was just south of Crested Butte and the Horace Mine was a couple of miles north of Crested Butte on the Anthracite branch.

Great information, keep it coming, is great for providing the detail that the newspapers did not.

Jerry Day

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Cumbres train register, February 4, 1933	Jim McKee	February 04, 2008 05:42AM
Re: Cumbres train register, February 4, 1933	Jerry Day	February 04, 2008 07:33AM
Re: Cumbres train register, February 4, 1933	Jimmy Blouch	February 04, 2008 01:49PM
Re: Cumbres train register, February 4, 1933	Jerry Day	February 04, 2008 02:00PM
Re: Cumbres train register, February 4, 1933	Chile John	February 04, 2008 04:00PM
Re: Cumbres train register, February 4, 1933	Jerry Day	February 04, 2008 04:02PM
Re: Cumbres train register, February 4, 1933	geode	February 04, 2008 07:38AM

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