: The Story of Rome From the Earliest Times to the Death of Augustus Told to Boys and Girls by Macgregor Mary Heath Dudley Illustrator Rainey W William Illustrator Woodroffe Paul Illustrator - Rome History Juvenile literature

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General Bibliography 4

I Logging 7

II Sawmilling 30

V Wood Fastenings 123

VI Equipment and Care of the Shop 136

X Wood Finishing 209

Index 224

GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY

Rivingston, see South Kensington Council on Education.

LOGGING.

The rough and ready methods common in American logging operations are the result partly of a tradition of inexhaustible supply, partly of the fear of fire and the avoidance of taxes, partly of an eagerness to get rich quick. Most of the logging has been done on privately owned land or on shamelessly stolen public land, and the lumberman had no further interest in the forest than to lumber it expeditiously.

It is barely passable for a team and a wagon, but it serves its purpose, and over it come more men and horses. Lumber for the floors and roofs of the shanties and for the rude pieces of furniture that will be needed, tarred paper to make the roofs tight, a few glazed window sashes, a huge range and a number of box stoves, dishes and kitchen utensils, a little stock of goods for the van, blankets by the dozen and score, and countless boxes and barrels and bags of provisions.

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