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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 6 (August 1884) (1884)

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to have to leap for life. The Leadville Democrat thus describes one of the wonder- roofing, are established cabins for the commanderandcrew. Finally extremely heavy locomotives were built, and a ful railways that penetrate the mining regions of Colorado: Above the roofing there is a platform… … The interior of the float is di- years there has not been a wreck. The sight of one of these trains descending is one of thrilling vided into twenty-eight compartments that contain tbe vari- tain divisions of tbe Rio Grande; travelers have marveled at ous storerooms aud magazines, as shown in tbe…

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