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4 work. Mr. Hutchings had built a small sawmill to get lumber for the cottages that are still standing about the old hotel.
But the mill would not work. While I was camped in the valley Mr. Hutchings came to my fire one night asked me whether I knew
anything about mills. I told him I was a millwright. He then requested me to look at his mill tell him whether or no I could
make it work. Next day I told him the waterwheel the machinery in general would have to be made over again. He then prevailed
on me to undertake the job at 90.00 per month board. I put in new machinery of the simplest kind, by the end of winter had
made