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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 18 (1892) (1892)

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ing with two mills of three rollers each. An elevated electric railway has been established at The mill forms the subject of a patent recently granted to Mr. Donald Skekel, of Georgetown, Deme- the stock yards at Chicago. It connects all the P. D. Armour warehouses and slaughter houses. There are,… … —_-—______—_+#4-e___—_. SKEKEL’S SUGAR CANE MILL. moves into the new electric station, occupying AN IMPROVED HYDRAULIC RAM. a building 125 by 150 ft., and comprising three A simple and compact ram, by which water may be ened up by means of nuts on their ends, and vertical stories, built of steel…

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