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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 14 (April 1905) (1905)

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Sitka deer. Among the center towers resting upon the small mammals, several entire- piers of masonry which would ly new species were discovered and place the footing of the steelwork others previously little known were at a height above the ordinary secured, besides a large number of freshet. As… … Pecos viaduct is an exceedingly creature was shot, affording his MOUNTING THE LARGEST BEAR EVER BILLED. WEI5HT 1,600 POUNDS light and graceful structure, con- captors an exciting and somewhat taining but 1,820 tons of metal in ,. -„i dangerous experience. Ten fine examples of large THE LARGEST OF…

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