nt of the jack by contact with the top side of the with thete rates of bar advance would have been up to main girder, C, on which they will rest, D being the top of tfie hydraulic jack of the pontoon, the number of these this date respectively three-quarters of a mile (to where ^^^^3-^^^^ there is… … Figs. 5 & 6.-ILLUSTRATI0NS OF THE TURNTABLE when the ship and cradle have been mean low water. From the very taken off. Figs. 5 and 6 show a plan inception of his jelty system it was a remarkable success; the South Pass deepened more and and sectional view of the floating turntable, and Fig. 7 a…
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