The Alco truck again, now carrying employees and their families in the Fourth of July parade in Riverside, about 1915

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  Southern Sierras Power Company's big Alco truck hauling a load of poles out to Elsinore, 1913

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  Southern Sierras Power Company's big Alco truck hauling a load of poles out to Elsinore, 1913. Pg. 80.

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  This Calectric line truck from 1955 carried all of the tools and gear spread out before it

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  First delivery of electric power to the booming mining camps of Tonopah and Goldfield was in October, 1905

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