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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 2 (July 1890) (1890)

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tion with each other. A device capable of attachment to any mail car, and This is a device patented by Messrs. Charles N. The gum arabic is, I believe, the only other instance Hinchcliff and Horace E. Hall, of Spangle, Washing- designed to certainly catch and securely hold a pouch where such… … from the bottom of a pit or shaft. It has been patent- Mr. Willis A. Lane, of Barre, Vt. The machine is sub- HATLESTAD'S MAIL POUCH CATCHER. ed by Mr. William J. C. Doyle, of Aspen, Col. In the stantially built of iron throughout, and hangs on the main frame of the machine a shaft is mounted at…

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