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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 17 (April 1876) (1876)

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aner Company, Foreston, Ogle county,IlL carriage. On arriving at the spot where the hose i s tobe used, the whole apparatus is turned upside down, whenthe ends of the frame rest on the ground, and the wheels arelifted clear, so that their axle becomes a reel from which thehose is readily unwound.… … Gold raining In tbe Blacic HlUs. Colonel Dodge has published a small work on the BlackHills region, describing the physical features of the country,the soil, timber, climate, etc., and giving much informationrespecting the precious metals supposed to be depositedthere. There is gold in the hills,…

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