tion with each other. A device capable of attachment to any mail car, and This is a device patented by Messrs. Charles N. The gum arabic is, I believe, the only other instance Hinchcliff and Horace E. Hall, of Spangle, Washing- designed to certainly catch and securely hold a pouch where such… … from the bottom of a pit or shaft. It has been patent- Mr. Willis A. Lane, of Barre, Vt. The machine is sub- HATLESTAD’S MAIL POUCH CATCHER. ed by Mr. William J.C. Doyle, of Aspen, Col. In the stantially built of iron throughout, and hangs on the boxes to the back shaft, which is supported by two…
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