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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 14 (1894) (1894)

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er or tained of Mr. Samuel Young or Mr. Michael A. Powers, securer, to hold the line after it is chalked at any de- Ontonagon, Mich. sired point from which the mark is to be made. It ISS has been patented by Mr. John W. Neff, of Buckhan- 0 non, West Va. Journaled in a frame having a con- Welding by… … eutting tool, without coming apart. They could be towed into port by the Speedy. In consequence of the NEFF'’S LINE-CHALKING DEVICE. defective working of the machinery of these catchers, separated with the aid of pincers, but then a rough it is reported that vessels of this type arein future only a…

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