spring wagon造句

H . W . Spaulding began making carriages and spring wagons in Grinnell, Iowa in 1876.
The plan called for the arrest to take place at dawn on December 15, and advised the use of a light spring wagon to facilitate removal before his followers could rally.
Gird bought a second-hand blue spring wagon and loaded it with supplies, his assay equipment, and also bought a second mule that with Ed's mule could haul the wagon.
On June 17, 1879, Schieffelin showed up in Tucson driving the blue spring wagon carrying the first load of silver bullion valued at $ 18, 744 ( about $ } } today)
Moyer had many competitors in the Syracuse area including; Bradley & Company, George M . Brown & Company, Lee, Cowan & Bowen Company, Penn & Lee and Howe Spring Wagon Company in East Syracuse.
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One can almost see the spring wagons and horses filling the square on Saturdays, and the crowds who'd come to buy their flour and sugar, do their business, visit with neighbors from the next ridge.
There were many competitors in the carriage industry in the Syracuse area including; Bradley & Company, George M . Brown & Company, Lee, Cowan & Bowen Company, Penn & Lee and Howe Spring Wagon Company of East Syracuse.
In the meantime, Gregg was laid in a spring wagon by Harris and the boy and was being taken to a doctor when, near the Irvine Park in Santiago canyon, the wagon was met by Sheriff Lacy and District Attorney R . Y . Williams.
Henry Lee was a partner in the Pioneer Seed Company of Denver, and also owned Henry Lee s Seed and Farm Implements, selling seeds and farm equipment, and designing and selling farm and market wagons, road carts, spring wagons, surreys, and carriages.
The family also owned a " spring wagon with a cover " made by local craftsman John Goller, which though " only a one-horse affair, but probably because of the springs and the top [, ] which afforded protection from both the sun and the rain, it was looked upon as a curiosity ."
He'd gone with his uncle in a spring wagon to get firewood to a place west of the Batterson Ranch . " Nothing exciting about the ride, " he wrote, " but I was delighted with the view of snow-capped peaks in the distance with the panorama of rock rested and timbered covered hills which unrolled itself to our gaze.