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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 2 (1882) (1882)

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r point has been | feet wide, and 20 feet in the clear of trusses, and 35 feet from portable that the pioneer can transport them to his frontier | to make it possible for any machine shop to make repairs !roof to floor. The boiler yard, smith shop, brass foundry, home and propel them with horses… … different kinds of machinery BOTLER “SHOR: partner, which continued un- funished by this company are intended to meet such wants as | ing the engine or any of its parts to the builder for repairs. | til his death in 1868. In conversation with Mr. Lane, these, and outfits are furnished with any…

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