The Technical World Magazine, Volume 17Technical World Company, 1912 |
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... boats , fifteen or more toughened river men to the boat . The river is deep and swift and icy cold ; the banks , of smooth boulders , were often overhung with tangled cottonwoods , matted low by the deep snows . A boat ascending the ...
... boats , fifteen or more toughened river men to the boat . The river is deep and swift and icy cold ; the banks , of smooth boulders , were often overhung with tangled cottonwoods , matted low by the deep snows . A boat ascending the ...
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... boats had to crawl helplessly and rarely did they get through with a full load . More than once they were dashed to pieces and the men barely escaped with their lives , for no man can swim six strokes in the Copper . Hard as the boat ...
... boats had to crawl helplessly and rarely did they get through with a full load . More than once they were dashed to pieces and the men barely escaped with their lives , for no man can swim six strokes in the Copper . Hard as the boat ...
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... boats , put together above the roaring cataract of Abercrombie Canyon and powerfully engined , went into early commission and through high water and low they strug- gled up and down over the shifting bars of Wood Canyon . So the work ...
... boats , put together above the roaring cataract of Abercrombie Canyon and powerfully engined , went into early commission and through high water and low they strug- gled up and down over the shifting bars of Wood Canyon . So the work ...
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... boats from Liverpool and Italy may rub noses together . That these docks may be kept free of burdensome charges , that the gateway to But the people of New Orleans have not been content with securing permanent public control of their ...
... boats from Liverpool and Italy may rub noses together . That these docks may be kept free of burdensome charges , that the gateway to But the people of New Orleans have not been content with securing permanent public control of their ...
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... boats are important factors in the commerce of the Crescent City . has been found easy to get able and public - spirited men who are thus willing to give their time and best efforts for the common good , without receiving a cent . of ...
... boats are important factors in the commerce of the Crescent City . has been found easy to get able and public - spirited men who are thus willing to give their time and best efforts for the common good , without receiving a cent . of ...
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