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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 17 (1870) (1870)

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to large supplies of timber, there each passenger, there must be taken—now that it is crowded for his consistency, of course. And even this delicate consid- is but little doubt that wood will long remain a favorite —at least $80,000 a day, besides the receipts for towage, material for the… … presence of fresh water has cov- noticed that by the peculiar ar- ered a strip of the desert with veg- rangement of the blocks, each etation, the track of the railroad one of them is wedged and bound has been changed, and, running by four different wedges of con- ADAMS’ WOOD PAVEMENT. along this…

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