Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 374
rcumstances havereached over 3000 gallons per minute. She cansupply fourteen streams effectively, and fromthe stand-pipes at the bow and on the cabin,with a i^-inch nozzle, she can throw thewater 300 feet. The rail-pipes are used on theZophar Mills as on the New Yorker. Shealso can supply powerful… … KIRE-BOAT ZOPHAR MILLS. 894 FLOATING FIRE-ENGINES. [Sept. danger of a water-famine, the Zophar Millspumped enough water into a portable water-tank, situated a mile away from her location, tosupply four land engines. This proved thatwith an aid like the Zophar Mills or the NewYorker it would be…
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