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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 23 (June 1874) (1874)

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t, and of the Sierra Madre mountains, where the gorges were 300 which also furnished power for mills. In all he erected in to 400 feet in width, in which ran torrents, often rising 60 William Baxter is the son of Gforge Baxier, a Scotch en- Mexico some fifteen different works. The dams at Belen I… … to any private citizen, unless it may have it Belen, which, in English, is Bethle' WILLIAM BAXTEB, been Mr. Seward. He was offered deco- hem; also a woolen factory at the same and Santa Catarina were very difficult jobs of engineering, place, and a large number of extensive mining works at rations…

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