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[[File:Adirondack Daily Enterprise, October 4, 1948.jpg|thumb|348x348px|''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', October 4, 1948]]
Carson Brothers was a plumbing partnership consisting of [[William A. Carson|William A.]] and [[George J. Carson]] of Saranac Lake. They were located at [[15 Woodruff Street]].
----''Lake Placid News'', June 8, 1934

'''JAIL PLUMBING CONTRACT GOES TO CARSON BROTHERS'''

The contract for installing new plumbing fixtures in the Essex county jail at Elizabethtown has been awarded by the auditing and purchasing committee of the board of supervisors to Carson Brothers of Saranac Lake. One of four bids for the work, the firm quoted $3787.25 for the plumbing, painting, brick and concrete work incident to the installation. Other bidders were: Morris and Co., Elizabethtown, $3,999.90; Lake Placid Hardware $4,100.00; George Eastman, Westport, $4,450.00. Work will be started immediate.
----''Plattsburgh Press-Republican'', October 5, 1954

'''Construction Work at Prison Underway'''

DANNEMORA—Construction work on a $95,280 incinerator for Clinton Prison and Dannemora State Hospital, is well under way. Completion of the plant is expected in about six weeks…

Heating and sanitary installations will be done by Carson Brothers of Saranac Lake, whose bids were $9300 and $14;400 for the respective operations.