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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 22 (May 1892) (1892)

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bet- total weight of engine and tender in working order 200,000 pounds, total wheel base 24 feet 2 inches, driv- and that it is impossible to obtain equal volumes of ter constructed apparatus, for the holiday season of liquid at each operation, since the conditions of equi- ing wheel base 12 feet 6… … LOCOMOTIVES FOR THE CHICAGO AND SOUTH SIDE RAPID TRANSIT RAILWAY. cording as the reservoir is full or nearly empty. It is ratus that we have already described,* but operates P. and M. P. Railroads after its arrival at Chicago. possible, however, by regulating the level of the lower through a much…

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