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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 19 (November 1877) (1877)

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ction.— Ventura (Oal.) Signal. the refined oil can be placed on board vessels bound for for- temporary dressing frame, on which the stones may be eign ports. A vessel at the end of the oil wharf, to be put dressed. The mill is thus rendered complete, and despite its i* <« > ^ Iiake Tahoe liumber… … ravines on high trestle work bridges, struction is of iron and steel except Fig. l.-HARRISON'S NEW STANDARD GRINDING Mill, and the wood is floated through the burr stones. The runner stone is them over another stage of its jour- held as firmly to the spindle as a ney toward the mines. the…

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