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The structural and industrial materials of California (1906)

Aubury, Lewis E., b. 1862 · Sacramento, W.W. Shannon, Superintendent State printing · leaf 93

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) of the mountain. There is anincline railway extending from the kilns to the toj) of the mountain,and the stone is transferred from the »|uarries to the kilns on this trackby gravity. At present, much of the stone is obtained at the head ofthe incline, where several openings are Iteing ma<le on… … Tl.r. No. -.A. SANTA Cia/. I.IMKSTONK (MAUUV, IS MII.KS N. W. OF SANTA (KrZ, There are two (|uarry oj)enings on the mouiitainsiih a (|U;irter to lialfa mile south of the large (juarry. Part of the stone is shipped in the rough Mocks as it comes from the(juarry, but the greater portion is burned to…

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