, or $75,000 per mile. How can the money bler. The rest goes without saying. be provided? Would the railway, if built, ever pay the tappet is preferably keyed to the stem, asshown in s+ —______—_ The New York Belting and Packing Company. Fig. 3, and in the sectional view, Fig. 1, and on its any… … ther dividends up to 12 per cent, the bonds are issued passed over the pulley, is similarly secured to an ear at 6 per cent interest. The balance of profits after NOLAN'S TAPPET. on the sleeve. In ears projecting from the opposite providing for a reserve fund and sinking fund go end of each sleeve…
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