Handbook of Railroad Construction; For the use of American engineers. / Containing the necessary rules, tables, and formulæ for the location, construction, equipment, and management of railroads, as built in the United States.

by George L. Vose

— [43], l. 27, for “Hencke,” read “Henck.”

— [47], [48], [49], for “McCullum,” read “McCallum.”

— [47], l. 18, for “distance,” read “resistance.”

— [48], l. 6, for “infringing,” read “impinging”; line 9, for “slacking,” read “shackling”; l. 8 from bottom, for “increased,” read “increases.”

— [50], l. 17, for “110 + 15.60,” read “110 + 15.62.”

— [52], l. 15, for “45.59,” read “45.49”; also l. 17, for “1132,” read “11.32.”

— [58], l. 10, for “of size,” read “and size.”

— [58], l. 5 from bottom, for “one cent,” read “
100 of a cent.”

— [61], l. 3, for “are necessary,” read “are not necessary.”

— [63], l. 28, for “stretches,” read “stretchers.”