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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 24 (1890) (1890)

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engine sup- tablishment, which when completed will include store lining of brick placed on edge and parged with cement. ply. The head of water maintained throughout the Their united capacity is 700,000 gallons. The pump at rooms, track yard, watering facilities, and the largest yard by the… … The first thing to be seen to was the supply of water. 400 gallons per minute. A train entering Jersey City will run on one side of the Four six-inch driven wells were established at East will probably be connected. The water is thus drawn Newark or Harrison, close to the banks of the Passaic round…

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