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    "Richardson Lumber Co., Crew, 1905"

    "St. Bernard's Church & School, 1904"

    "July 19, 1909...before the Council sat Richard Collings encouraging the Council to approve paving the street with brick, and John Monaghan fighting for the streets to be paved with cement. Up until

    "East from Court House, 1900"

    Old Mill Crew: Top (not shown) 2. Geo Christopherson 3. Aug. Lange 1. Chas. Clifford 2. Albert Putkamer (Puttkommer) 3. Billie Zink 1. (not shown) Jno. B. Maniville Center setting 1. Tom Kelley - Saw

    The Monaghan Commission House was a wholesale dealer for farmers' fruit and produce. The agent was George Monaghan, and the shop was located at 111 Water St.

    The telephone office was located on the Northwest corner of Second Avenue and River Street.

    A group of lumberjacks, holding cant hooks, are either pulling logs from the river or putting them into the river for transporting them. (Possibly Thunder Bay River in Alpena County.)

    Two lumberjacks are felling a large tree using what is known as a crosscut saw. A man, who could be a supervisor, is overseeing the felling of the tree. In the background there is a lumberjack using

    Here is a Cookhouse at a lumber camp in Alpena, Michigan. The people would be the Cook and the helpers (which are called bullcooks, flunkeys or cookees) that handled the food.

    In the background is Churchill Lumber Company saw mill. There are two wood burners burning the waste. (also known as a teepee burner or a wigwam burner). Logs are floating in the river, waiting to be

    A group of lumberjacks are removing the bark from a tree at a lumber camp in Alpena County.

    There are stacks of lumber at Prentiss Lumber Company. Boards are stacked getting ready for shipping. There is a wood waste burner (also known as a teepee burner or a wigwam burner).

    Two white horses are hitched up to a skid loaded with seven large logs. There is a lumberjack sitting on top of the pile of logs. Another lumberjack is in the background, on the right side, holding a

    Two oxen have pulled a log to add to the pile of logs. (Oxen are generally cattle that have been trained to work by yoke and collar. Most oxen are castrated males. The horns keep the yoke from coming

   

    Log mark or marks for Charles Conklin in Alpena, Michigan, 1900.

    Log mark or marks for John Crawford in Alpena, Michigan.

    Log mark or marks for John Cronk in Alpena, Michigan, 1904.

    Log mark or marks for Cross, Rogers & Stevens in Alpena, Michigan, 1901.