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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 7 (August 1882) (1882)

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ravings is shown a horse power and essential that it should be renovated at frequent intervals, cles in the soil rise within the area covered. We have seen boom hoister for working a derrick, a powerful machine, not by mere washing, but by actual ignition in a close vessel. the application of… … the boom by hand. For quarrying this other marshy places, the cellars of houses Fig. 1.-DERRICK HORSE POWER AND BOOM HOISTER. machine is peculiarly adapted. A stone are surrounded at all times by water, or can be placed in or out, the full sweep rather the supersaturated soil. B ut builders The…

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