Name/Title
Steam Vessel "Junior", owned by St. Jsoeph Water Co. Certificate of Inspection, 1911Entry/Object ID
AM2014.26.1251Scope and Content
Steam Vessel "Junior", owned by St. Jsoeph Water Co. Certificate of Inspection, 1911. Certificate of Inspection for Steam or Motor Vessel. Inspected May 10, 1911. Permitted to navigate for one year the waters of the Missouri River and its tributaries.
Steam powered towing vessel owned by St. Joseph Water Company., built at Kansas City in 1899, constructed of wood, 33 gross tons, requiring at least a crew of 1 licensed Pilots, 1 Deck Hands, 1 licensed Chief Engineer, and operate no more than 12 consecutive hours, 1 Firemen. Vessel has 2 non-condensing engines of 8 " diameter cylinders, and 3 feet of stroke, and 1 boiler, 16 foot in length and 40" in diameter made of steel in 1899. There was no rebuilding of ship or boiler since origin.
Among items inspected were Anchors, cables, lifeboats, life preservers, boilers.
Inspected by Archibald Gordon and W. J. Macdonald. Notary Seal, District of New Orleans, Port of St. Joseph, MO.Collection
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Towing Vessel, Junior, St. Joseph Water Co., St. Joseph Water Company, Steam Towing Vessels on Missouri RiverLegacy Lexicon
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