SNOHOMISH COUNTY
LOGGING RAILROADS
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Arlington & Northern Ry Arlington, WA
Cavano Log. Co.
degree curve I
C/N 2112
C/N 2540
C/N 2578
C/N 2669
C/N 164
Balcom Vanderhof Log Co. Lochsloy, WA Dead 10-24-19
Andron Log Co. Darrington, WA 08-19-26 15 miles track 60 lbs rail
45 degree curve 8% max grade Oil Mgr. Wm. MacFarlane Supt. Fred
MacFarlane
MM Vic Freyed
#1 C/N 2872
#2 C/N 2689
Not operating, Locomotives in good condition 06-10-25
Expect to move to Yoeman Lbr. Co. Pe Ell, WA cut out at Darrington
08-18-26
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C/N 2236
C/N 2269 Now owned by Marysville & Northern Ry
C/N 2345
Browns Bay Log Co. Meadowdale, WA
- . Cavano(Oso), WA 8 miles track 60 lbs rail 36
I 8% grade Mgr. F MacFarland
#1 C/N 2878?
Cavino Log. Co. Cavino (Oso), WA 10-26-27 6 miles track 56 lbs
Dave Rygmyr
John A Taubeneck Dtaub@juno.com]
Monday, June 14, 1999 1:51 PM
davidry@osorail.com
Snohomish County Loggers
This material covers all Snohomish County logging railroads I
could find in an incomplete set of Lima Locomotive Works service
department cards. While dealing mainly with Lima built Shay locomotives
some information on engines of other makes was include. The dates are
those of letters or reports filed with Lima and should not be taken as
absolute. Where only a construction number (C/N) is shown the locomotive
is a Lima Shay. Abbreviations: Mgr=Manager Supt=Superintendent
MM=Master Mechanic
, OCR Text: SNOHOMISH COUNTY
LOGGING RAILROADS
\ -
Arlington & Northern Ry Arlington, WA
Cavano Log. Co.
degree curve I
C/N 2112
C/N 2540
C/N 2578
C/N 2669
C/N 164
Balcom Vanderhof Log Co. Lochsloy, WA Dead 10-24-19
Andron Log Co. Darrington, WA 08-19-26 15 miles track 60 lbs rail
45 degree curve 8% max grade Oil Mgr. Wm. MacFarlane Supt. Fred
MacFarlane
MM Vic Freyed
#1 C/N 2872
#2 C/N 2689
Not operating, Locomotives in good condition 06-10-25
Expect to move to Yoeman Lbr. Co. Pe Ell, WA cut out at Darrington
08-18-26
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:
C/N 2236
C/N 2269 Now owned by Marysville & Northern Ry
C/N 2345
Browns Bay Log Co. Meadowdale, WA
- . Cavano(Oso), WA 8 miles track 60 lbs rail 36
I 8% grade Mgr. F MacFarland
#1 C/N 2878?
Cavino Log. Co. Cavino (Oso), WA 10-26-27 6 miles track 56 lbs
Dave Rygmyr
John A Taubeneck Dtaub@juno.com]
Monday, June 14, 1999 1:51 PM
davidry@osorail.com
Snohomish County Loggers
This material covers all Snohomish County logging railroads I
could find in an incomplete set of Lima Locomotive Works service
department cards. While dealing mainly with Lima built Shay locomotives
some information on engines of other makes was include. The dates are
those of letters or reports filed with Lima and should not be taken as
absolute. Where only a construction number (C/N) is shown the locomotive
is a Lima Shay. Abbreviations: Mgr=Manager Supt=Superintendent
MM=Master Mechanic
, Granite Falls Historical Society,Library (Books & Booklets),General Library,Searchable Books,Snohomish County Logging Railroads.pdf,Snohomish County Logging Railroads.pdf Page 1, Snohomish County Logging Railroads.pdf Page 1
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