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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 1 (January 1896) (1896)

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he very summit of the water, and melt part of the ice stalactites and stalag- walks the gates are so mounted as to yield when they Black Hills, after passing around innumerable curves mites. The temperature of the cave in summer seldom meet obstructions, and the driveway gate is attached of so… … inches and the others 47. EVAN'S IMPBOVED MECHANISM FOB OPEEATING DBAWBEIDGE GATES. Notwithstanding the In addition, there are six- dangers attendant upon teen three-pounders and eight one-pounder guns, with railroading on this winding mountain road, but few ac- of the gate is limited by an…

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