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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 23 (June 1893) (1893)

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in a trench formed The cylinders of this train, which weigh 66,000 lb. cars with one covering a portion of the same territory each, are 3"28 feet in diameter, with a table 10'8 feet to this effect between the beds of the uprights. It is made eleven years ago in diligencias and on horseback, in… … may be seen, besides, the of irrigation being carried Fig. 2—POWER HAMMER OF THE ETAINGS WORKS. large crane used in con- on upon a liberal scale by the erection of large dams junction with it, and the power of which amounts to 180 tons, thus exceeding The publication of an engineer- stone supported…

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