G. C. Randall - Old Carbon Union Pacific Railroad Station Manager
Page by Bob Leathers
1887: The Union Pacific Railroad Station at Old Carbon was under the supervision of G. C. Randall. The railroad is pictured below running through Old Carbon.
Carbon City by F. M. Baker. (Newspaper - Wyoming and Its Future, January 1, 1887)
1. Beckwith Commercial Company Store 2. Carbon House 3. C. F. Johnson's Store 4. Scranton House 5. G. Gobleman 6. Butcher Shop. 7 & 8 Co-operative Store 10. Dr. Clark. 11. Dr. Ricketts and Barber Shop 12. F. P Shannon's Drug Store 13. General store owned by F. P. Shannon 14. Wyoming House 15. Finish Church. 16. Saloon 17. No. 6 Coal Mine.
18. No. 2 Coal Mine (Building No. 9 missing.) (Wyoming and Its Future, Laramie Territory, 1887 Holiday Edition)
18. No. 2 Coal Mine (Building No. 9 missing.) (Wyoming and Its Future, Laramie Territory, 1887 Holiday Edition)
The Union Pacific Railroad Station [at Old Carbon] is under the management of G. C. Randall, better known to the public as Tom Moon. He has been located here about seven years. The station is one of the most important ones on the road owing to the shipments of coal, and the force of clerks is kept very busily employed. The corps of assistants includes J. J. Buck, S. B. Runyan, and H. Dibble. (Wyoming and Its Future, Laramie Territory, 1887 Holiday Edition)