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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 12 (September 1874) (1874)

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cable in that direction; for itwas evident that if the forceof the current were strongenough to break the fine wire,it would quickly destroy thelarge line. The Tuscarora then re-turned to shore and startedoff on a new great circlefrom Point Komoto. Greatdepths were again encoun-tered,at which such… … THEJMAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS. GARDINERS RIVER; WYOMING TERRITORY. © 1874 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC i8o MttMt %mmm. [September 19, 1874. far described, while of but negative value bo far as the mainobject of the search is concerned, are of interest and importance to hydrigraphic science, as establishing…

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