The Highest Stack in the World, B. & M. Smelter, Height 506 feet

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14719 The Highest Stack in the World, B. & M. Smelter, Great Falls, Mont. Height 506 feet.

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THE HIGHEST STACK IN THE WORLD, B. & M. SMELTER, GREAT FALLS, MONT U.S.POSTAGE Goyoton chimney brick were used in its construction. constructed engineeringly to stand a wid of20 miles hour. The stack weighs 34,000,000 Ibs. 267,000,000 eggs could be placedin the chimn would require a hen laying an egg every day for 730,0M years to supply this number; or, if a hen haStarted to A an egg a day when Adam was in the Garden of Eden, 4,000 B. C., it would have the siack less than 100 part full now. OCT 6 ARD ONE CBNT THIS SPACE FORADDRESS ONLY The Washington Monument, which is 50 ft. square at the bottom ad 20 ft. square at the top, could be set inside this chimney without touching any wall, and there would still be room between the walls of the chimney and the moaument to drive a span of horses from the top to the bottom. Gibrm Ganealley Mwads ba If railroad tracks, of siandard gauge, were laid ver- tically on the inside of the stack, about 14 feet centers, there would be room for fourteen railroad trains 500 feei long. n the lady that rue untthe rsprom reatid me lihe motheiti aly?u all here fna dorth a my nurie. that lastlettir m bed amd m se dcoi stangthi -climate here. Gibsrn al . jack PURLISHED B CHAS E. MORRIS, CHINOOK, MONT PMADE IN U. 3. A.