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

— [117], l. 9, for “Round Drum,” read “Round Down.”

— [117], l. 18, for “Col. Puseling,” read “Col. Pasley.”

— [118], l. 2, for “Maillefaut,” read “Maillefert.”

— [118], l. 16, for “insert,” read “invert.”

— [118], l. 25, for “quointed,” read “grouted.”

— [119], l. 30, for “furnished,” read “finished.”

— [120], Table, for “Nochistingo,” read “Nochistongo”; for “Supperton,” read “Sapperton”; and for “Black Rock, W. S.” read “Black Rock, U. S.”

— [121], l. 19, for “Belchingly,” read “Blechingly.”

— [125], in table at bottom, for “90
69,” read “90
66,” and for “140, 20
140, 20
160 or 0.13,” read “111, 20
111, 20
131, or 0.15.”

— [126], l. 1, for “extensive,” read “extensile.”