Code: | 124 |
Corporate Name: | R. C. Miller Lumber Company. Sold to Ohio-Texas Lumber Company. |
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Ownership: | R. C. Miller Lumber Company. Sold to Ohio-Texas Lumber Company, a subdivision of C. W. Hahl of Houston; president, J. H. Conkle; vice president, M. J. Snively; secretary-treasurer, C. W. Hahl. |
Years of Operation: | 1891 to at least 1910 |
Track Type: |
Standard Gauge |
Wooden Rails |
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Locations Served: | Napier and Shepherd in San Jacinto County. |
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Track Information: |
Tram Road |
Logging / Industrial |
Common Carrier |
Logging Camp |
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History: | The R. C. Miller Lumber Company had been operating since 1891 at Napier, with offices in Shepherd, when it was sold in 1909 to the Ohio-Texas Lumber Company, a C. W. Hahl business based in Houston. Not much is known about its logging tram operations othern than it operated a narrow-guage road and its timberlands were covered with pine and oak.
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