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July
1, 1914 to November 8, 1914
Steamer W.K.
Field docked July 1, 1914 with a hole stoved in S.F. side - 20 floores
slapjacked 8 tops and fir deck - 9 bottom plank all lengths
2 new rudder blades. Away Saturday July 11, 1914
Steamer
Crucible docked Friday July 17, 1914, Chas. Rich Captain, off Ways
Saturday 25 wheel repaired - cylinder timbers plated -
rudders repaired - one new rudder stock - new Pintel bars and washers
No work at the
Ways the last two weeks of June 1914 and all of July 1914 except some
small jobs on Alice Brown, W.K. Field and Crucible for about 8 or 10 men
Steamer Sand
Digger Charlotte Docked Thursday September 17, 1914 to repair broken Hog
chains
Steamer
Rover new tops on her short cylinder timbers new ends on the
S. Long one September 18, 1914
Steamer Voyager
Docked September 26, 1914 fiting her out for compound machinery
also new Deck from Aft end two aft end of Boilers 16 new beams
- bulkheads
straightened and new stanchon on same new Engine room Locker
- frame for Condenser - new Engine room bulkheads and general repairs all
over towed from the Ways by the Steamer Robert Jenkins
Friday October 16, 1914
Work at the
Ways is very uncertain have done very little since the 15th
of June 1914 I believe so far that these are the worst times
I have seen in Elizabeth
Snow and rain
Sunday November 8, 1914
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