Cokedale Junction (Wash.)

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              Great Northern Authorization for Expediture (AFE) 9674, Cokedale Junction, Washington, 1904
              US WaBuPNRA D0024A-003-002-COKEDALE JCTWA-9674 · Item · March 18, 1905
              Part of Great Northern Seattle Engineering Department Authorization for Expenditure (AFE) Collection - King Street Station

              AFE, Series I, Number 9674, Cokedale Junction, Washington, March 18, 1905, Remove Duncan Spur. Located in folder 'Cokedale Jct'. Other subject categories: Track. Initial cataloger's disposition code: X, AFE itself not found but referenced in other documents
              Great Northern Railway Authorization for Expenditure (AFE) 34794, Cokedale Junction, Washington, 1927.
              US MnSpGNR E0045-003-002-443069 · Item · 1927
              Part of Great Northern Railway Authority for Expenditure Collection

              AFE 34794, Cokedale Junction, Washington, 1927. Remove Portion of Track to Cokedale Mines, 4018 FeetLong, Between Station 61+88 and Station 103+48. Interstate Commerce Commission Account Number 12, Track Laying and Surfacing. Cost: $25. Series II. Lines West. Cascade Division.
              Great Northern Railway Authorization for Expenditure (AFE) 38979, Cokedale Junction, Washington, 1928.
              US MnSpGNR E0045-003-002-438617 · Item · 1928
              Part of Great Northern Railway Authority for Expenditure Collection

              AFE 38979, Cokedale Junction, Washington, 1928. Remove Portion of Track to Cokedale Mines 2753 Feet Long, Between Station 33 + 70 and Station 61+43, in Use by Skagit Mill Company to June 15, 1928, and Taken Up by Same Concern September 1st, 1928. Interstate Commerce Commission Account Number 12, Track Laying and Surfacing. Cost: $3795. Series II. Lines West. Cascade Division.