The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-06-13
Milwaukee Mill
Now Operating
WILL PUT ON night SHIFT
SOON
Output of Company Over Eight Million per Month
Nearly 700 Men EMPLOYED

moved from one machine to another
almost without effort.
There are from two hundred and
seventy five to three hundred men
employed in the saw mill, planning
mill and about the yards and the
company has from three hundred an
fifty to four hundred men at work in
the woods and on the logging rail
road.
In order to make the work of these
men as affective as possible every de
partment is organized John P.
Goodwin Is superintendent of the
saw mill aud everything pretaining
to il is under his direct supervision.
Different men have charge of different
pieces of machinery, but all look to
Lin for the general orders and he is
expe ted to see that the entire mill
is kept In proper condition.
E. W. Smith yard superinten-
dent, looks after the yard. planning
mill and shipping In fact he has
entire charge OF the lumber after it
leaves the saw mill until 1t Is loaded
into the cars for shipping. Mr.. Ro-
gers is foreman of the plauiDg mill
under him aud receives all orders
aud directions from him.
E. NJ Warren is chief engineer aud
has charge of the engines and boilers,
the dynamo and pumps, and the mac
hine shops. His Is one of the most
responsible of all of the positions for
If anything should go wrong with
the power the entire plant would have
TO stop. He also has charge of all
repair, either to the machinery in
the mills or TO the engines and cars
on the railroad.
O. p Iiarrigan is woods supeTin-
tendent aud has charge of all log
ginfs speyations of whatever kind,
Iucl1d4ug railroad work. lie has a
man who has direct charge of the
railroad and looks after all matters
in relation to It and still others who
have charge of the different camps.
Il n Hemminway is superiuten
dent of buildings aud farm. He has
charge Of all OF the company build
ings and sees that they are kept In
repair and also has charge of the
farm.
W. e. Becker Is manager Of Nthe
store and has full charge of It, He
also looks after the purchasing and
delivering of supplies of all kinds to
the different Logging cam ps.
e. B. Flagg, auditor and cashier,
has charge Of the office aud books of
the company, keeping track of all
accounts auditing all bills and look
ing after correspondence.
A. V. BIaderick is general manager
Of the company. and has general sup
ervisiou over all of the department..
aud looks after the affairs of the
pauy generally. He has to
} touch with everything that
, done aud be ready to offer
and give directions in rega
{ matter that may come up.
Over and above all is MfTfeC
+ Herrlck, the principal stockholdei
aud president Of the company. He 4
E the responsible head of the enlir'
Institution He resides here Will
B bis family and gives the affairs o
q the company bis constant attention
r He has all of the threads of the bust
{ ness IN his hands and knows and keep
6 track OF everything that trauspires
. In speaking of business condition
d Mr.. Braderick said that owing to th
] The deep snow OF last winter and tn
o high water of this spring throughou
g the northwest, the output of lumbe
. this year would be less than was anti
Il clpsted and that the demand wal
II good
"Our own yards are low for thi
n time season Of the year but we vii
n soon remedy that, as our output
e about eight million per month whe
we ere running full force. Men 81
II plentiful and we 6nd no trouble
10 filling our crew. In fact we hs
d more applications THAI We could usl