. Canadian forest industries 1907. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. wide, and the yard connected with it has a frontage on two streets, with a roadway ex- tending through the yard from one street to the other. The tracks of the L. & Y. Rail- way are laid into the yard, so that the lumber can be loaded direct from the shed to the cars. The shed has a storage capacity .ot three million feet B. M. The headquarters of the Im- perial Lumber Company, Limited, are at 1212 to 1220 Traders Bank Building, Toronto. They have â mills at Latch
. Canadian forest industries 1907. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. wide, and the yard connected with it has a frontage on two streets, with a roadway ex- tending through the yard from one street to the other. The tracks of the L. & Y. Rail- way are laid into the yard, so that the lumber can be loaded direct from the shed to the cars. The shed has a storage capacity .ot three million feet B. M. The headquarters of the Im- perial Lumber Company, Limited, are at 1212 to 1220 Traders Bank Building, Toronto. They have â mills at Latchford, Ontario, and a United States branch at North Tonawanda, N. Y. Mr. Char'es D. Warren is president of the company, and Mr. G. M. Warren vice-president and general manager, while Mr. O. J. Donogh is secretary-treasurer and actively connected with the management. The International Paper Com- pany, of Corinth, N. Y., which ac- quired eight different patents for improvements in bark cutters,. VIEWS OF THE MANCHESTER SHED AND YARDS OF THE IMPERIAL LUMBER COMPANY OF TORONTO Lumber Company first entered upon the handling of lumber in their own storage premises. Up to that time, all handling and storage of lumber and timber had been done under contract by the Manchester Ship Canal Company. was engaged to act as Assistant Manager. With the storage capacity of shed and yard, the Manchester agency is now in a position to handle to the best advantage the large export business of the company. The lumber shed is 400 feet long by 75 feet wood-sawing machinery, etc., from S. W. Butterfield, of Three Rivers, Que., finds that the patents have lapsed through oversight on the part of their attorneys, and they ask for an act to be passed enabling them to pay the re- quisite fees and reviving the Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly
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