A small sawmill on Bull Creek, Humboldt County, operated by a father and his two sons. Daily capacity 5000 feet when sawing redwood. Edging is done on the main saw, a single circular. Some of the output is shipped to a yard in Oakland, some of the Douglas fir is cut into apple box shook [sic] in the shed in the background and some is sold locally as lumber. June, 1922. E. F.
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Location: average distance Identification: exact ground location unclear, appears unknowable
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