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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 4 (January 1891) (1891)

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feet wide, and work in the mechanical laboratory, which is being con- two kinds. have a seating capacity of fifty people. siderably extended to meet this large demand. At the In some instances (Fig. 1) a pair of steel straps are se- The floors of the cars are 34 inches above the top of end of the… … PIKE'S PEAK RAILWAY-THE RUN DOWN FROM WINDY POINT, different appearance 000, one of 300,000, and from the ordinary loco- one of 300,000 pounds motive. Each engine weighs 36 tons, and is capable with special machines for transverse and tor- limit : far as possible, so as to give free observation…

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