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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 20 (May 1902) (1902)

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nds the bay. Ordinarily there is in the creek hoist sail for a cruise to the outside fishing ground. notes, but influenced chiefmost by the sharp crack pe- about 4 feet of water, although in the spring tides culiar to the electric spark. That from a small It is claimed by those who make a point,… … of a bed or two, have been able to HOWARD'S DOCK. a table, chairs, obtain a falling and, above all, a flat-bottomed rowboat or sailboat. In off in the light of the mantle to one-half or one-third spot, that for a complete realization of the benefits the foreground of our illustration is seen a tall…

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