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

— [89], l. 6, for “Whenever,” read “Wherever”; l. 12, for “Letting,” read “Setting.”

— [90], l. 4, for “cost,” read “cut.”

— [93], l. 6, for “37 and 38,” read “36 and 37.”

— [95], l. 1, for “beach,” read “bench”; l. 3, for “to so,” read “so to”; l. 13, for “b being 10 ft. back of 2 is ... 100.00,” read “b being 10 ft. back of 2 is 0.1 ft. higher than 2, or ... 100.10.”

— [102], l. 1, head of middle col., for “Slopes 1¼,” read “Slopes 1½.”

— [103], l. 4 from bottom, for “and ten feet,” read “and one end ten feet.”

— [104], l. 9, for “any,” read “very.”

— [108], l. 9, for “Elwood,” read “Ellwood.”

— [115], l. 5, for “a loam,” read “a berm”; l. 16, for “a rent,” read “a vent.”

— [117], l. 7, for “volcanic,” read “voltaic.”