G.. Junk Matthews' House

Bob Zybach: What were they set in, were they stakes in the ground, built on that or..

Charlie Olson: There was a floor, there was a floor in there and they set on the floor.

Bob Zybach: Was there a roof or any side walls?

Charlie Olson: No.

Bob Zybach: Now the floor, was it a wooden floor?

Charlie Olson: Yeah.

Bob Zybach: So plank? So this was pretty well, built up right around that spring then?

Charlie Olson: It was a wooden floor, tongue and groove.

Bob Zybach: And it had an open field and people would have tents, a house that people lived in sometimes, or the hotel, was it ever vacant? Or was somebody always living there?

Charlie Olson: Dell Baker lived with his folks down here just on the other side of where Cooks lived.

Bob Zybach: Was there any garden or orchards here?

Charlie Olson: No.

Bob Zybach: Can you think of anything? I think we have a clear picture and I think we've covered. can you think of anything about this area here that we may not have mentioned.

Charlie Olson: I can think of something in regards to that power for that sawmill.

Bob Zybach: Let's go up that way next here.

G. Junk Matthews' House

Bob Zybach: We are up here by a red house, and we're on probably the south east corner, we're just entering what looks like a horse ranch or something here.

Charlie Olson: I wouldn't have any idea what they've got here now. The house, Matthews' house was right in there.

Bob Zybach: About maybe where that barn is or where the fences are down there or horse trailer?

Charlie Olson: I can't tell what that is down there.

Bob Zybach: But it would be off to the lower left of us. What kind of house was it?

Charlie Olson: Just an ordinary wooden house.

Bob Zybach: Do you recall any orchard or anything in this area?

Charlie Olson: Nothing.

Bob Zybach: Where would the saw,nill have been from here?