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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 4 (1891) (1891)

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horses and The power is transmitted by a main drum, which has about half a million of dollars. teeth similar to the pinions, and works on the two back mules were put in service. The company have ceased to operate regular trains All provisions, tools, and camping outfits were trans- sets of pinions,… … settlers of this country. It is in common practice in The parallel bars are set 15g inches apart, each contain- mines, and many practice it by telling the approach of ing seventeen teeth or cogs in their length, in which trains at many miles by placing the ear upon a rail. the pinions of the…

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