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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 20 (May 19, 1906) (1906)

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photographs, and various functional parts of the new engraving ma- the necessity of a special power station and current- paintings by adept manipulation have given these sub- chine, it may serve to make the following text clearer conducting lines. Steam operation is on the other stitutes a wide and… … guides, BB, are bolted, motor cars for the operation while the top is held rigid of tramways, the water res- AN 8-HORSE-POWER GASOLINE MINING LOCOMOTIVE. by an arcuated_ cross-bar, ervoir rests on the frame, There is another branch of the allied arts that has as a reference to the front elevation…

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