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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 21 (1901) (1901)

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ompletion of the that they have been completed without loss of life in the wild temporary bridge the trusses of the old bridge were removed as waters is to the credit of the desired. The piers being in care of the contractors and men place, timber forms were erected engaged on the work. for the… … the first section of concrete was tion, and most diverse qualitics have been attributed to its pos- placed may be obtained from the illustrations. The work pro- session. The familiarity _ of gressed with rapidity, and the islanders with water, and the use of it occasioned by the structure was…

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