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November 10, 2008 09:16PM

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I recently received an inquiry regarding a mail clerk that had spent some time on the Chili Line and also over Cumbres Pass. Would there be any information on a govt. employee in the RR records? What this individual is interested in is the service dates on the various lines. From the info I have so far it sounds like he first worked on the Chili Line and later worked Antonito and westward.

Dave

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