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Taylor Rush

March 20, 2007 09:52AM

Southpark,
I know that at least one Climax locomotive came from the New Mexico branch of Hallack & Howard and became Oregon Lumber number 105 in June of 1937. Also, our Heisler number 3 operated on the Hallack & Howard out of Cascade Idaho in the 1920's.
Thanks, Taylor

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C&S Scrapping	South Park	March 20, 2007 01:24AM
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