The Wedge of Gold 8 1
The Wedge of Gold 8 1
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Instead of one heavy engine, he ordered two, each of forty-horse powerto work on the same shaft, to be supplied by six thirty-horse-powerboilers to be set in two batteries. He ordered also one six-inch and onefour-inch steam pump, with the necessary boilers, and besides, a donkeyhoisting engine, good for an eight-hundred hoist. The order includedall the needed attachments, belting, retorts, duplicates of all partssubject to breakage or wear, a forge, and shoes and dies enough to lasttwo years.
...He stipulated, too, that the wood-work of the battery should be gottenout, exactly framed and marked, and that all the pulleys, bolts, etc. , should be included.
In two days the specifications were gotten ready, and the contractsigned, which included a clause that the whole should be ready in sixtydays, or less, from that date.
Then Sedgwick wrote fully to Jordan, giving him the account of what hehad done, and sending him a draft of the ground plan of the mill, andfull details as to the grading, hoping he would receive the letter andhave the rocks hauled, the battery blocks gotten out, and the gradingdone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead of one heavy engine, he ordered two, each of forty-horse powerto work on the same shaft, to be supplied by six thirty-horse-powerboilers to be set in two batteries. He ordered also one six-inch and onefour-inch steam pump, with the necessary boilers, and besides, a donkeyhoisting engine, good for an eight-hundred hoist. The order includedall the needed attachments, belting, retorts, duplicates of all partssubject to breakage or wear, a forge, and shoes and dies enough to lasttwo years.
...He stipulated, too, that the wood-work of the battery should be gottenout, exactly framed and marked, and that all the pulleys, bolts, etc. , should be included.
In two days the specifications were gotten ready, and the contractsigned, which included a clause that the whole should be ready in sixtydays, or less, from that date.
Then Sedgwick wrote fully to Jordan, giving him the account of what hehad done, and sending him a draft of the ground plan of the mill, andfull details as to the grading, hoping he would receive the letter andhave the rocks hauled, the battery blocks gotten out, and the gradingdone.
What to read after The Wedge of Gold 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodwin C. C. to read onlineMoreLess
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