Abbot, Morris W.—Contributor of reports and “Transactions” from the Yale Library Airy, Mrs. Percy—The story of entertaining Mears Baker, Bert—Data on the snowshed, the explosion and the snowslides Beaber, Ross—Publisher of the Silverton Standard—much assistance Camp, A. M.—A nephew of John L. McNeil who was an incorporator and secretary-treasurer of the S. R. and the R. G. S.—data Cooper, Ray—Silverton and S. R. history Cooper, R. E.—Data on engines Day, Vest—A member of the survey crew on the S. N.—data and stories Dresbach, Joe—An auditor and general superintendent of the S. N.—data and assistance Fischer, Robert A—Work on the S. R. map Ferguson, John—Information on the Meldrum and Treasury Tunnels Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.—Mr. Gibbs was Chief Engineer and builder of the S. R., part of the S. N. and most of the R. G. S.—data. Henry, Myron—Data concerning the S. R. Keenan, John—Information on the Meldrum and Treasury Tunnels Keller, John—Data on the Shay engine and a S. G. & N. coach Marshall, John—Data on the mines and history of the region and contributor of reports from the Los Angeles Library Meyer, Edward—A locomotive engineer on all three railroads and a superintendent of the S. N.—much information Railway and Locomotive Historical Society—Loan of the copyright of most of the material herein Ridgway, Arthur—General Superintendent of the Silverton Railway and the S. N. in 1904 and ’05. He was also Engineer and Chief Engineer for the D. & R. G. for about fifty years. Speer, Marion A.—A member of the construction crew on the S. N.—data Terry, John—His father and uncle were owners of the Sunnyside mine—data Terry, Mrs. William—Her husband was half-owner of the Sunnyside—stories Wampler, Harold—Loan of Mears letters Wigglesworth, William—Constructor of the Boston Coal and Fuel Co. line—data concerning his father, Thomas Wigglesworth Footnotes [1]The mileages used are from the R. L. Kelly survey of 1892. [2]Mr. Gibbs died at 89½ years of age as a result of a fall. His wife, nearing 94 years old, is still alive. [3]Mr. McNeil established most of the pioneer banks in Southwestern Colorado. [4]The little turntable sat for some years in the yards of the county garage in Durango. [Illustration: Map] Transcriber’s Notes —Retained publication information from the printed edition: this eBook is public-domain in the country of publication. —Silently corrected a few typos. —Transcribed some text within images. —In the text versions only, text in italics is delimited by _underscores_. End of Project Gutenberg's Three Little Lines, by Josie Mary Moore Crum