Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 202
more than enough water-power running to waste to do every particle ofwork now done by steam, horses, and men andwomen in the region, from impelling the enor-mous sixteen-wheeled mountain Moguls to rock-ing the babies cradles by motor. Across the northern part of Idaho and Mon-tana, over a wicked… … A POWER-PLANT WITH A SMALL RESERVOIR AT THE TOP OF THE CLIFF,FILLED BY MOUNTAIN STREAMS. farther south, across Utah and Colorado, theDenver and Rio Grande Railroad Company com-pleted its plans three years ago for the electrifica-tion of its road to Denver; but the scheme ofthe kaiser to lick the…
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