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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 9 (March 1894) (1894)

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otographs. A Remarkable Meteor at Caudelarla, Nevada. cement (Gillingham brand), good, sharp sand, and a The contract was let to Mr. A. J. Tullock, proprietor Mr. F. Corkell, writing to the Mining and Scientific good quality of broken sandstone, in proportions of of the Missouri Valley Bridge and… … Those who were sleeping and found at that depth, no grillage MAP SHOWING THE LOCATION OF THE STEEL BBIDGE, GALVESTON, THE NEW STEEL BBIDGE, GALVESTON, TEXAS, 2X MILES IN LENGTH. did not see the illumination were aroused and rusher- was used, and the piling was driven to a firm bearing The ordinary…

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