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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 9 (February 1892) (1892)

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ave been laid to New York, LEAD JACKETED PIPE CROSSING THE EAST RIVER. made by the aborigines have been taken to indicate Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cleveland, and other points. crude " oil wells " made to collect the surface oil. The These lines are for the most part owned by the Na- oil thus… … RIVER AT YORK. rented for ninety-nine years another tract of about the only possible source of plunger leakage under the eyes of the engineer. Between the high and low pres- the same size, all for the consideration of five thousand The transferal of petroleum from the wells to the dollars. They…

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