The Central & South American cables expedition, 1893.

On cover: no. 12.

History of Roanoke County /

Mode of access: Internet.

Livy, books XXI. an XXII.

Mode of access: Internet.

Railcar loading procedures.

"August 1971."

Guide to the study of American history;

Mode of access: Internet.

Acme Fast Freight, Incorporated, et al. common carrier application submitted June 23, 1939. Decided July 24, 1939.

Tariffs naming what purport to be joint rates between applicants Acme Fast Freight, Incorporated, Atlas Freight, Incorporated, Chaffee-Shippers Service, Incorporated, and Southwestern Carloading Company, and certain motor carriers, found not to be in consonance with section 217(a) of Motor Carrier Act, 1935, and found improperly on file, stricken from the files.

Going to camp on the Au Sable & Northwest R.R.

On verso: A picnic for some visiting friends; Going to camp on the Au Sable & Northwestern RR. Henry Martyn Loud, Mary L. Gay, his daughter, Jim Tally, Edwin F. Gay, Edward F. Loud, Henry Nelson Loud, Mrs. Connine, Mrs. Greene Pack? or Grace Pack, Miss Marian Loud, Mrs. J.B. Tuttle, Edwin F. Holmes, Harriet Holmes, Helen Holmes, Olive Holmes, George A. Loud, Greene Pack, Jack Millen, Emerson Smith

Michigan Central train station, Ann Arbor, Michigan

On verso: 1938 Ensian, p. 304; (Daybook, image #48)

Ann Arbor R.R. Station

Image from publication: Ann Arbor headlight : sights & scenes Chicago to New York. Chicago : Headlight Engraving Co., ca. 1896

Winter scene Osceola, Mich.

verso: Date-March 18th 99; Location-Mineral Range R.R. near Osceola, Mich.; Drift-790 feet long-22 feet deep; Temperature-14 degrees below zero; Depth-6 ft. on level

Labor arbitration /

Includes bibliographical references.

Pacific states reports. Extra annotated ... [1850-1883]

There was no collective title-page for the Pacific states reports. The publishers reprinted and used the title-page for each of the various state reports included. This reprint was issued by Bancroft-Whitney company, San Francisco, Callaghan and company, Chicago, and West publishing company, St. Paul, in 1912, in a limited edition of 750 copies.