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John West

March 07, 2001 07:08PM

It's a seasonal business, so their are usually some openings for firemen. But keep in mind it's tough work. I mean REALLY tough. No oil burners in Chama. And preference will go to folks who are likely to work more than one season. If I remember correctly you can email the railroad at "jobs@cumbrestoltec.com".

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Chama progress report	John West	March 05, 2001 10:17PM
Re: Chama progress report - now questions	RichB	March 05, 2001 10:48PM
Re: Chama progress report - now questions	John Craft	March 06, 2001 05:44AM
Re: Chama progress report - now questions	O. Anderson	March 06, 2001 07:31AM
Re: Chama progress report - now questions	RichB	March 06, 2001 06:49PM
Re: Chama progress report - now questions	David Fluit	March 07, 2001 07:36AM
Chartered Freights	John West	March 07, 2001 10:34AM
Re: Chartered Freights	Grant Houston	March 07, 2001 06:02PM
Going firing	John West	March 07, 2001 07:08PM
Thanks, I'll just be sure before I sign on! NM	Grant Houston	March 08, 2001 08:59PM
Re: Chama progress report - now questions	John Craft	March 07, 2001 11:48AM
Re: Chama progress report - now questions	K Brand	March 06, 2001 08:41AM
And now for the bolt machine	John West	March 06, 2001 11:41AM
Spud Liner?	Stevo del Applegato	March 07, 2001 08:45PM

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