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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 24 (1891) (1891)

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on December 2, the western slopes of the Sierra between the two cities. The reason is plain. The Madre were reached at Nacory, when a northeasterly steam railroads charged 30 cents for a single trip of ten direction was taken. miles and 50 cents for a round trip, while the electric Three mountain… … any book shelf, to automatically force the books along (¢. e., Mexican water jar), made of clay mixed with A SINGULAR BRIDGE ACCIDENT. upon the shelf toclose up vacant spaces, while also straw and very solid, the pottery being eight inches permitting of the replacing of books in orderly ar- thick.…

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