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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 9 (August 1902) (1902)

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n the village, more than a mile away, as part of Chunk, Pike's Peak and Mt. Lowe roads, has been put the time the well was flowing there was a high wind The Greatest ot" All Oil Well.*. into operation with much success at Mt. Tamalpais, blowing, which carried the oil over the village, and, The… … looks directly down upon the winding than is commonly used in the United VIEW LOOKING DOWN THE MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILROAD, SAN FRANCISCO and circuitous track which has solved States, as its diameter is as large as an exceedingly difficult problem in mountain climbing. will run easily inside the pipe…

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