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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 25 (1896) (1896)

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ions with powder, before they are shipped down to the CALIFORNIA, it is carried down to the valley, a distance of 54 miles, mills. The logs are hauled to the railroad by means of by gravity. For this purpose a V-shaped flume is con- Notable among the many natural wonders of west- a portable donkey… … a condition of affairs with respect to the marine of that nation compared with that of the United States which is not flattering to this country. The report shows that Japan has registered for foreign trade 109 iron and mills, the lumber being swept down by the water at a the lower slopes of the…

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