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Vern Glover

November 29, 2000 02:41PM

No, Brian, the book with the photo of MS #102 in used condtion lacking window sashes appeared in Cogut and Conger's History of Arizona's Clifton-Morenci Mining District - Vol. 1 The Underground Days. The photo was from the PD files.
At the Arizona end, I was never able to positively identify which coaches went to WP&Y. Other information is that there was a considerable collection of 3-foot gauge rolling stock around Clifton-Morenci in the 1930's until work began on the open pit mine. At least one loco, however, went to a Denver equipment dealer.

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Lost Locomotives	Vern Glover	November 27, 2000 06:26PM
P-D's three footers .	El Coke	November 27, 2000 07:38PM
Re: P-D's three footers .	Vern Glover	November 28, 2000 05:17PM
Re: Morenci Southern #102, etc	Brian Norden	November 28, 2000 11:50PM
Another possibility	El Coke	November 29, 2000 07:59AM
Re: Morenci Southern #102, etc	Vern Glover	November 29, 2000 02:41PM
More information please	Brian Norden	November 29, 2000 07:04PM
Re: More information please	Vern Glover	November 30, 2000 04:07PM

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