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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 3 (1895) (1895)

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to the great and daily lever fulcrumed just back of its forward end to an up Butte, Montana. The bed plate is slightly thinner at dangers to which citizens are exposed by the practice right on the platform. Extending rearwardly from its outer edge, so that the tapering crushing rollers of… … The latter have a suitable power for high speeds, and BEER’8 MILL AND CONCENTRATOR FOR TREATING DANOS AND HAYDEL’S SUGAR CANE CULTIVATOR. the desire on the part of the populace for rapid transit AND AMALGAMATING ORES. already has and will compel them to adopt fast sched- its forward end with the…

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