el, and have used only cylindrical ones, and have, The Report of the State Engineer of New York on rail- spikes, chairs, or wedges are used. Cross sleepers are en- as I expected, been gratified with the satisfactory reports I roads contains the following statement: " The desirableness, tirely… … " I have a form of tire which I find to an- rail, resting upon two side rails of iron, B, CHAS. G. WILSON'S PERMANENT WAY. the'forms of which are fully shown in their swer the purpose very well, a section of which tenance of way is attained, and there will be less decay of I should be happy to send…
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