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	The new railroad from [[Loon Lake]] to Saranac Lake village is being pushed to completion, over two hundred men now being employed on it. The whole distance is 19 miles, four and one half of which across the Oregon prairie is on a perfectly straight line and for a distance of 9 1/2 miles there are only two or three slight curves. The line will undoubtedly be in operation the whole distance before Christmas.		The new railroad from [[Loon Lake]] to Saranac Lake village is being pushed to completion, over two hundred men now being employed on it. The whole distance is 19 miles, four and one half of which across the Oregon prairie is on a perfectly straight line and for a distance of 9 1/2 miles there are only two or three slight curves. The line will undoubtedly be in operation the whole distance before Christmas.

	The [[Chateaugay Railroad\|Chateaugay Railway Company]] have located their extension from Loon Lake to Saranac Lake village. It runs on the west side of Mud Pond, crossing to the island near its head and crossing Round Pond at its root skirts along its east shore, past [[Buck Pond\|Buck Pond]], Oregon Pond, &c. and leaving [[Rainbow Lake\|Rainbow]] to the right runs across the “Oregon” prairie passing two miles west of [[Bloomingdale]] and within about four miles of [[~~Paul Smith's\|~~Paul Smith's]].		The [[Chateaugay Railroad\|Chateaugay Railway Company]] have located their extension from Loon Lake to Saranac Lake village. It runs on the west side of Mud Pond, crossing to the island near its head and crossing Round Pond at its root skirts along its east shore, past [[Buck Pond\|Buck Pond]], Oregon Pond, &c. and leaving [[Rainbow Lake\|Rainbow]] to the right runs across the “Oregon” prairie passing two miles west of [[Bloomingdale]] and within about four miles of [[Paul Smith's]].
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	''Plattsburgh Republican, ''September 23, 1899		''Plattsburgh Republican, ''September 23, 1899

	[[M. E. Walker\|M. E. Walker]]'s new sawmill at Onchiota, at Oregon Pond, at the headwaters of the North Branch of the [[Saranac River]] started up this week to saw out Baker Bros. stock of about a million feet of lumber, which they purchased of the Kinsley Lumber Co. after the latter sold their tract to Rockefeller. It will probably take something over a month to complete the job.		[[M. E. Walker\|M. E. Walker]]'s new sawmill at Onchiota, at Oregon Pond, at the headwaters of the North Branch of the [[Saranac River]] started up this week to saw out Baker Bros. stock of about a million feet of lumber, which they purchased of the [[Kinsley Lumber Company\|Kinsley Lumber Co.]] after the latter sold their tract to Rockefeller. It will probably take something over a month to complete the job.

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	''Plattsburgh Republican, ''September 23, 1899		''Plattsburgh Republican, ''September 23, 1899

	[[M. E. Walker\|M. E. Walker]]'s new sawmill at Onchiota, at Oregon Pond, at the headwaters of the North Branch of the [[[Saranac River]] started up this week to saw out Baker Bros. stock of about a million feet of lumber, which they purchased of the Kinsley Lumber Co. after the latter sold their tract to Rockefeller. It will probably take something over a month to complete the job.		[[M. E. Walker\|M. E. Walker]]'s new sawmill at Onchiota, at Oregon Pond, at the headwaters of the North Branch of the [[Saranac River]] started up this week to saw out Baker Bros. stock of about a million feet of lumber, which they purchased of the Kinsley Lumber Co. after the latter sold their tract to Rockefeller. It will probably take something over a month to complete the job.

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	[[File:Oregon Pond.jpg\|right\|thumb\|800px\|Oregon Pond, center right. 1908 USGS map above, 1904 USGS map below]]		[[File:Oregon Pond.jpg\|right\|thumb\|800px\|Oregon Pond, center right. 1908 USGS map above, 1904 USGS map below]]

	'''Oregon Pond '''is a 24-acre, spring-fed pond in [[~~Onchiota\|~~Onchiota]]; [[Gabriels-Onchiota Road\|Gabriels-Onchiota Road]] runs past the south end of the pond. Its outlet once powered a sawmill.		'''Oregon Pond '''is a 24-acre, spring-fed pond in [[Onchiota]]; [[Gabriels-Onchiota Road\|Gabriels-Onchiota Road]] runs past the south end of the pond. Its outlet once powered a sawmill.
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	''Plattsburgh Republican'', September 3, 1887		''Plattsburgh Republican'', September 3, 1887

	The new railroad from [[~~Loon Lake\|~~Loon Lake]] to Saranac Lake village is being pushed to completion, over two hundred men now being employed on it. The whole distance is 19 miles, four and one half of which across the Oregon prairie is on a perfectly straight line and for a distance of 9 1/2 miles there are only two or three slight curves. The line will undoubtedly be in operation the whole distance before Christmas.		The new railroad from [[Loon Lake]] to Saranac Lake village is being pushed to completion, over two hundred men now being employed on it. The whole distance is 19 miles, four and one half of which across the Oregon prairie is on a perfectly straight line and for a distance of 9 1/2 miles there are only two or three slight curves. The line will undoubtedly be in operation the whole distance before Christmas.

	The [[Chateaugay Railroad\|Chateaugay Railway Company]] have located their extension from Loon Lake to Saranac Lake village. It runs on the west side of Mud Pond, crossing to the island near its head and crossing Round Pond at its root skirts along its east shore, past [[Buck Pond\|Buck Pond]], Oregon Pond, &c. and leaving [[Rainbow Lake\|Rainbow]] to the right runs across the “Oregon” prairie passing two miles west of [[Bloomingdale]] and within about four miles of [[Paul Smith's\|Paul Smith's]].		The [[Chateaugay Railroad\|Chateaugay Railway Company]] have located their extension from Loon Lake to Saranac Lake village. It runs on the west side of Mud Pond, crossing to the island near its head and crossing Round Pond at its root skirts along its east shore, past [[Buck Pond\|Buck Pond]], Oregon Pond, &c. and leaving [[Rainbow Lake\|Rainbow]] to the right runs across the “Oregon” prairie passing two miles west of [[Bloomingdale]] and within about four miles of [[Paul Smith's\|Paul Smith's]].

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	The new railroad from [[Loon Lake\|Loon Lake]] to Saranac Lake village is being pushed to completion, over two hundred men now being employed on it. The whole distance is 19 miles, four and one half of which across the Oregon prairie is on a perfectly straight line and for a distance of 9 1/2 miles there are only two or three slight curves. The line will undoubtedly be in operation the whole distance before Christmas.		The new railroad from [[Loon Lake\|Loon Lake]] to Saranac Lake village is being pushed to completion, over two hundred men now being employed on it. The whole distance is 19 miles, four and one half of which across the Oregon prairie is on a perfectly straight line and for a distance of 9 1/2 miles there are only two or three slight curves. The line will undoubtedly be in operation the whole distance before Christmas.

	The [[Chateaugay Railroad\|Chateaugay Railway Company]] have located their extension from Loon Lake to Saranac Lake village. It runs on the west side of Mud Pond, crossing to the island near its head and crossing Round Pond at its root skirts along its east shore, past [[Buck Pond\|Buck Pond]], Oregon Pond, &c. and leaving [[Rainbow Lake\|Rainbow]] to the right runs across the “Oregon” prairie passing two miles west of [[~~Bloomingdale\|~~Bloomingdale]] and within about four miles of [[Paul Smith's\|Paul Smith's]].		The [[Chateaugay Railroad\|Chateaugay Railway Company]] have located their extension from Loon Lake to Saranac Lake village. It runs on the west side of Mud Pond, crossing to the island near its head and crossing Round Pond at its root skirts along its east shore, past [[Buck Pond\|Buck Pond]], Oregon Pond, &c. and leaving [[Rainbow Lake\|Rainbow]] to the right runs across the “Oregon” prairie passing two miles west of [[Bloomingdale]] and within about four miles of [[Paul Smith's\|Paul Smith's]].
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	''Plattsburgh Republican, ''September 23, 1899		''Plattsburgh Republican, ''September 23, 1899

	[[M. E. Walker\|M. E. Walker]]'s new sawmill at Onchiota, at Oregon Pond, at the headwaters of the North Branch of the [[~~Saranac River\|~~Saranac River]] started up this week to saw out Baker Bros. stock of about a million feet of lumber, which they purchased of the Kinsley Lumber Co. after the latter sold their tract to Rockefeller. It will probably take something over a month to complete the job.		[[M. E. Walker\|M. E. Walker]]'s new sawmill at Onchiota, at Oregon Pond, at the headwaters of the North Branch of the [[[Saranac River]] started up this week to saw out Baker Bros. stock of about a million feet of lumber, which they purchased of the Kinsley Lumber Co. after the latter sold their tract to Rockefeller. It will probably take something over a month to complete the job.

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	[[File:Oregon Pond photo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, Onchiota, 1921<br>Courtesy of [http://adirondack.pastperfectonline.com/photo/2351FA32-D005-4DFE-BD0F-420585626230 Adrondack Experience]]]		[[File:Oregon Pond photo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|Oregon Pond, Onchiota, 1921<br>Courtesy of [http://adirondack.pastperfectonline.com/photo/2351FA32-D005-4DFE-BD0F-420585626230 Adrondack Experience]]]

	[[File:Oregon Pond.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, center right.~~<br>~~1908 USGS map above, 1904 USGS map below\|\|		[[File:Old Sawmill On Oregon Pond Bay in Onchiota.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|Old Dock and Coal Company sawmill on Oregon Pond, undated<br>Courtesy of Roland Patnode, whose maternal grandparents operated the boarding house in the center distance]]

			[[File:Oregon Pond.jpg\|right\|thumb\|800px\|Oregon Pond, center right. 1908 USGS map above, 1904 USGS map below]]

	'''Oregon Pond '''is a 24-acre, spring-fed pond in [[Onchiota\|Onchiota]]; [[Gabriels-Onchiota Road\|Gabriels-Onchiota Road]] runs past the south end of the pond. Its outlet once powered a sawmill.		'''Oregon Pond '''is a 24-acre, spring-fed pond in [[Onchiota\|Onchiota]]; [[Gabriels-Onchiota Road\|Gabriels-Onchiota Road]] runs past the south end of the pond. Its outlet once powered a sawmill.
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	''Plattsburgh Republican, ''September 23, 1899		''Plattsburgh Republican, ''September 23, 1899

	[[M. E. Walker\|M. E. Walker]]'s new sawmill at Onchiota, at Oregon Pond, at the headwaters of the North Branch of the [[Saranac River\|Saranac River]] started up this week to saw out Baker Bros. stock of about a million feet of lumber, which they purchased of the Kinsley Lumber Co. after the latter sold their tract to Rockefeller. It will probably take something over a month to complete the job.[[File:Old Sawmill On Oregon Pond Bay in Onchiota.jpg\|thumb\|\|Old Dock and Coal Company sawmill on Oregon Pond, undated<br>Courtesy of Roland Patnode, whose maternal grandparents operated the boarding house in the center distance]]<br>		[[M. E. Walker\|M. E. Walker]]'s new sawmill at Onchiota, at Oregon Pond, at the headwaters of the North Branch of the [[Saranac River\|Saranac River]] started up this week to saw out Baker Bros. stock of about a million feet of lumber, which they purchased of the Kinsley Lumber Co. after the latter sold their tract to Rockefeller. It will probably take something over a month to complete the job.

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	[[File:Oregon Pond photo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, Onchiota, 1921<br>Courtesy of [[http://adirondack.pastperfectonline.com/photo/2351FA32-D005-4DFE-BD0F-420585626230\|Adrondack Experience]]]]		[[File:Oregon Pond photo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, Onchiota, 1921<br>Courtesy of [http://adirondack.pastperfectonline.com/photo/2351FA32-D005-4DFE-BD0F-420585626230 Adrondack Experience]]]

	[[File:Oregon Pond.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, center right.<br>1908 USGS map above, 1904 USGS map below\|\|		[[File:Oregon Pond.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, center right.<br>1908 USGS map above, 1904 USGS map below\|\|

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	[[File:Oregon Pond photo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, Onchiota, 1921<br>Courtesy of [[http://adirondack.pastperfectonline.com/photo/2351FA32-D005-4DFE-BD0F-420585626230\|Adrondack Experience]]]]		[[File:Oregon Pond photo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, Onchiota, 1921<br>Courtesy of [[http://adirondack.pastperfectonline.com/photo/2351FA32-D005-4DFE-BD0F-420585626230\|Adrondack Experience]]]]

	[[File:Oregon Pond.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, center right.<br>1908 USGS map above, 1904 USGS map below~~]]<br>~~'''Oregon Pond '''is a 24-acre, spring-fed pond in [[Onchiota\|Onchiota]]; [[Gabriels-Onchiota Road\|Gabriels-Onchiota Road]] runs past the south end of the pond. Its outlet once powered a sawmill.		[[File:Oregon Pond.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, center right.<br>1908 USGS map above, 1904 USGS map below\|\|

			'''Oregon Pond '''is a 24-acre, spring-fed pond in [[Onchiota\|Onchiota]]; [[Gabriels-Onchiota Road\|Gabriels-Onchiota Road]] runs past the south end of the pond. Its outlet once powered a sawmill.
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	[[File:Oregon Pond photo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, Onchiota, 1921<br>Courtesy of [http://adirondack.pastperfectonline.com/photo/2351FA32-D005-4DFE-BD0F-420585626230 Adrondack Experience]]]		[[File:Oregon Pond photo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|Oregon Pond, Onchiota, 1921<br>Courtesy of [http://adirondack.pastperfectonline.com/photo/2351FA32-D005-4DFE-BD0F-420585626230 Adrondack Experience]]]

	[[File:Oregon Pond.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Oregon Pond, center right.~~<br>~~1908 USGS map above, 1904 USGS map below\|\|		[[File:Old Sawmill On Oregon Pond Bay in Onchiota.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|Old Dock and Coal Company sawmill on Oregon Pond, undated<br>Courtesy of Roland Patnode, whose maternal grandparents operated the boarding house in the center distance]]

			[[File:Oregon Pond.jpg\|right\|thumb\|800px\|Oregon Pond, center right. 1908 USGS map above, 1904 USGS map below]]

	'''Oregon Pond '''is a 24-acre, spring-fed pond in [[Onchiota\|Onchiota]]; [[Gabriels-Onchiota Road\|Gabriels-Onchiota Road]] runs past the south end of the pond. Its outlet once powered a sawmill.		'''Oregon Pond '''is a 24-acre, spring-fed pond in [[Onchiota\|Onchiota]]; [[Gabriels-Onchiota Road\|Gabriels-Onchiota Road]] runs past the south end of the pond. Its outlet once powered a sawmill.
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	''Plattsburgh Republican, ''September 23, 1899		''Plattsburgh Republican, ''September 23, 1899

	[[M. E. Walker\|M. E. Walker]]'s new sawmill at Onchiota, at Oregon Pond, at the headwaters of the North Branch of the [[Saranac River\|Saranac River]] started up this week to saw out Baker Bros. stock of about a million feet of lumber, which they purchased of the Kinsley Lumber Co. after the latter sold their tract to Rockefeller. It will probably take something over a month to complete the job.[[File:Old Sawmill On Oregon Pond Bay in Onchiota.jpg\|thumb\|\|Old Dock and Coal Company sawmill on Oregon Pond, undated<br>Courtesy of Roland Patnode, whose maternal grandparents operated the boarding house in the center distance]]<br>		[[M. E. Walker\|M. E. Walker]]'s new sawmill at Onchiota, at Oregon Pond, at the headwaters of the North Branch of the [[Saranac River\|Saranac River]] started up this week to saw out Baker Bros. stock of about a million feet of lumber, which they purchased of the Kinsley Lumber Co. after the latter sold their tract to Rockefeller. It will probably take something over a month to complete the job.