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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 22 (May 1902) (1902)

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The new 7-inch girder.rail weighs ninety pounds per ance but awaited the establishment of a stable govern- The government and administration of the affairs of yard; the steel ties are spaced every ten feet, and the ment to take definite shape. the company are in charge of a committee composed… … Masonry Piers for Bridge Across Guaninicum River. Raising- the Tracks at Jucaro. Pile Trestle Bridge on the Eastern Division. Railway Headquarters at Ciego. RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION IN CUBA. classes: the public railways and the private or plan- there will be thirty-six miles of single track, and the…

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