The Republican journal., 1905-04-20

day the new pie driver DullI IoI tIle opell-
man Brothers.
Sch. Emily Staples arrived at Winterport
last Saturday with 1000 bushels of oats and
a large consignment of groceries for use on
the railroad.
The railroad yard at Bucksport is packed
full of loaded cars. There are some 10 cars
of railroad ties for stockton Springs and
one or two special freight trains arrive
and depart daily.
The Bangor & Aroostook railroad sent
one of their locomotives to BuckspOrt and
it was shipped by the steam lighter Reli-
ancp Tuesday to Cape JellSOn. 1t weighs
30 tons withoG3 the tender, and arrived on a
special train Monday evening.
Carpenters are at work on the railroad
camp situated near the Twining bridge,
Wiutelport Teams have been busy haul
ing the lumber and the camp is now nearly
finished. The crews have not gone to work
on the Ioad-bed Yet, but the probabilities
are that they Will begin next week.
Another steanl-lighter. the Leviathan of
Bath, arrived at Blcksport last week from
Portland. to carry supplies and material
from that port to stockton for the Northern
Maine Seaport railroad The Leviathan is
not as large us the Reliance, nov on the
line. She is so feet long. has .25 Ii. p.
engines and carries five men. She was
0ujIt at hiciiihohd on 'he hehheoec seven
year ago ana Is cohsIoeleo iile clalt Vi
Ati CLASS
f. ". Carlton is getting two pile drivers
and the lighter Sagadahoc ready for COM
MISSION and viii start them next week for
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hean puployed in TRANSPORTING material
and ,upplieS to the scene of operations ON
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toi any Mee ~
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lT Sle u ing .i,t eng iie WHY
tilT ice nnT l!"' 'e9 we've ui"Sseo
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Tie carppnterine force of the Northern
Maine * Spapolt Railroad has already com
U4lu.4d work on the barracks TO be used to
lou>e the large crew of laborers who will
bt. ptlploled on the seaboard extension of
the Bangor Il AIooStouk system. A large
1Inuib4r of these camps have been huilt
,jurino th4 p3st few DAYS at Herman Centre
and he crew is still at Vofk ON the erection
al others. They are frame structures COW
Arad with metal six snur tracks have al