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Brian Norden

September 16, 2021 07:17PM

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evankamp Wrote:
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> What did they trade for it?

The trade involved multiple locomotives. The reorganized Eureka Nevada was looking for lighter weight locomotives.

Locomotives going north were E&P 2-8-0s number 8 and 10; and 4-4-0 #9 (ex-C&C #1). These became SV #14, Oregon Lumber 103 and SV#15 respectfully.

Locomotives going south were SV 2-6-0 #5, and 4-4-0 #15. The EN accounting books indicate that the trade involved a locomotive that was left in Oregon.

Brian Norden

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Sumpter Valley Ry. 2nd #15	J.B.Bane	September 16, 2021 03:22PM
Re: Sumpter Valley Ry. 2nd #15	evankamp	September 16, 2021 04:46PM
Re: Sumpter Valley Ry. 2nd #15	Brian Norden	September 16, 2021 07:17PM
Re: Sumpter Valley Ry. 2nd #15	J.B.Bane	September 16, 2021 11:25PM
Re: Sumpter Valley Ry. 2nd #15	Brian Norden	September 16, 2021 06:51PM

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