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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 21 (1892) (1892)

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d on the central clusively for manufacturing purposes, but the officers column. The hoisting motion is of double purchase to 168 gallons of oil. In 1890 there were 7,616 tons of of the State claimed that the company has in its char- hard coal used to pump 12,121,000,000 gallons of water, spur… … tank are provided for supplying the feed water. The $31,768, Taking 1,279,488 gallons of oil as equal to 7,616 strictly to a manufacturing corporation, and was there- carriage is propelled by bevel wheels gearing with the tons of coal, and cost $1.20 per 100 gallons, the cost for fore taxed upon…

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