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PRSL

December 19, 2004 01:23PM

Thanks to all, as very interesting follow up and I hope it leads to more answers from some of the experts. Warning- Very Sad, do not read the following from July 1900 Vol.1-#9 of same magazine: "Arnold Eccles, 12 year old son of William Eccles, Superintendent for the Oregon Lumber Co., Viento, was killed when he was caught in the line of a Hoist engine. He was operating it in the absence of the regular operator." [guessed that kind of changed history for that SV family in years to follow.][Sorry, I'm not knowledge where Viento was located]

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Sumpter Lumber Co. question	PRSL	December 18, 2004 08:53AM
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