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Mark:
Your original JOA dates are off by one year. The original JOA was effective Aug 1, 1899, as the C&S did not begin operation until Jan 12, 1899 and was not incorporated until Dec 19, 1898. The original agreement was renewed and expanded after one year,
thus in 1900, and, greatly expanded and modified, remains in effect today.
Hol
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Hello Rupert,
I hope you are well!
I am looking for a copy of the Joint Operating Agreement ("JOA") between the Colorado & Southern and the ATSF operative from 1 August 1898 and 31 July 1899. A new JOA became operative on 1 August 1899 and it has been renewed since.
Hol Wagner says he saw a copy in the C&S archives in History Colorado (A public archive of Colorado's history in Denver, CO). The copy has grown legs or has been misfiled. History Coloardo holds most of the old C&S corporate documents.
The agreement, modified slightly, has is operative today. It covers the joint usage of the ATSF track between South Denver and Pueblo, plus ATSF usage of C&S facilities in Denver and usage by the C&S of ATSF facilities in Colorado Springs and
Pueblo. The D&RGW was dragged kicking and screaming into the JOA in 1918 by the USRA. One notable change to the JOA are the new legal parties, ie BNSF and the UP.
I have copies of all the JOAs bar two; the 1898 and a 1964 renewal (for legal reasons I cannot even view this!)
Any thoughts on how I can tackle this dilemma?
I guess I need to hire a researcher with access to the C&S vaults (in Chicago?)
Mark Sellars
South Australia
On Thursday, 25 July 2019, 8:43:10 am ACST, Rupert Gamlen <gamlenz@hotmail.com> wrote:
These are some of the basic resources I use for on-line research.
Hathi Trust
https://www.hathitrust.org/ my first choice, with perhaps the biggest inventory of pre-1923 material railroad related material. This includes CB&Q directors reports, tourism books, CB&Q official history, etc. For example, almost all volumes up to 1923 of
Railroad Gazette, Railway Age and American Railroad Journal are available. Volumes of a particular title may be on several pages and may not necessarily be in chronological order. Although much of the scanned material comes from Google Books, the downloads
are searchable.
Individual pages can be downloaded as pdf or download the whole/part book using Hathi Download Helper from
https://sourceforge.net/projects/hathidownloadhelper/ amongst other sites. This is slow with about 30 pages downloading every 5 minutes, but I leave it running while I do other things.
Linda Hall Library http://lhldigital.lindahall.org/cdm/search/collection/rrjournal/order/title/ad/asc This will give you access
to 7500+ railroad magazines up to 1900, including Railroad Master Mechanic, National Car Builder, Railroad Car Journal, etc. which are not available elsewhere. You cannot view the books on-line but need to download each issue separately. Tiresome but worth
it.
Archive
https://archive.org/index.php part of the Library of Congress. Limited material but has some books and magazines not found elsewhere. Search facility is not as good as Hathi but adequate. Books can be downloaded in different formats.
Google Books
https://books.google.com/ This site gives access to some magazines and books that are not available elsewhere including some post-1922, but the selection is not as good as Hathi. You can download from this site but, having done so, you will not be able
to search that pdf yourself. You have to use the website search function which is limited. Other problems are that it is hard to find the volume you seek as they are not in year order, there is no guarantee that having downloaded a copy it will still be available
for searching at a later date, and it blocks non-U.S. residents from many items for no apparent reason, even pre-1923 material.
LOC newspapers
https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/ There are other sites that require payment for access, although you may be able to access them through your library.
JSTOR https://www.jstor.org/ is a digital library. You may be able to access it through your local library, or you can pay a subscription for downloading, or you can sign up and get
reading access to 6 publications a month. Individual pages can be copied with screen prints.
Railway & Locomotive Historical Society
http://www.rlhs.org/Publications/RailHistoryIndex/ Publications can
be accessed through JSTOR
If you want help to explore these sites or are looking for a particular publication, let me or one of the other researchers know and we’ll try to help.
Rupert Gamlen
Auckland NZ
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