bining to assist the addition, give the advantages claimed by the inventor—a gen- er of utilizing the mechanical power of falling water, have others in their respective functions; and the reduction of the tleman who has had twelve years' experience in the eonstruc- given them the first rank among… … The chutes are shown at G, Figs. 1 and 2. ever, is not the case in practice, as any one The gate II, is of hoop form, and is shown will find upon carefully investigating the ROLAND'S TTJRBIME WATER WHEEL. closed in Fig. 2. It is opened by simply raiir- matter, inasmuch as, in a vehicle passing tion…
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