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PRR

January 18, 2001 10:24PM

As information, C&S fans take note!
The engine in question, H&H #4, was Colorado & Souther #39 sold to H&H June 1917 Built by Cooke #1480 in 1883. There is possible question that H&H #5 was traveling with #4. It was Colorado & Southern #45 until Sept., 1918, built by Cooke #1486 in 1883. C&S fans can weigh in here also with idea, or knowledge what justified paying a freight waybills to move engines west over Cumbres when rumor says they were destine to scrap.

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Hallack & Howard logging engine #4 on Cumbres Pass	PRR	January 17, 2001 06:20AM
Re: Hallack & Howard logging engine #4 on Cumbres	Dennis O'Berry	January 18, 2001 11:59AM
Re: Hallack & Howard logging engine #4 on Cumbres	PRR	January 18, 2001 02:11PM
Re: Hallack & Howard logging engine #4 on Cumbres	Dennis O'Berry	January 19, 2001 12:55PM
Re: Hallack & Howard logging engine #4 on Cumbres	Jim Adams	January 18, 2001 04:12PM
Re: Hallack & Howard logging engine #4 on Cumbres	PRR	January 18, 2001 10:24PM
All this talk brings up	RBrinton	January 19, 2001 02:23PM
Re: All this talk brings up	PRR	January 19, 2001 04:47PM
Thanks NM	RBrinton	January 19, 2001 05:22PM
Re: Thanks	PRR	January 20, 2001 07:14AM

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