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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 22 (November 1897) (1897)

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for unauthorized purposes. The im- spring. struction. Where sudden floods come, the gates work provement has been patented by Horace W. Billing- automatically to release the surplus water without the ton, of No. 565 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City, N, J. The supervision of a gateman, and the practical… … the height of the water to be retained is equal to the is a groove adapted to receive the handle of a brush height of the gates, they press, with about one-third of BILLINGTON'S GAS BURNER. placed in the cup. When the cover is thrown back, as their height from the bottom edges, against the rider…

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