Dripps

I just hope Professor Dripps is as entertaining as he was in class back before he moved out to UMSD University of Minnesota — San Diego.

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The Volokh Conspiracy » Dripps and Kamisar on Maryland v. Shatzer 2009

It now became necessary to devise some plan to get the water from the tank to the pump and into the boiler around the turns under the cars, and as a series of rigid sections of pipe was not practicable, young Dripps procured four sections of hose two feet long, which he had made out of shoe leather by a Bordentown shoemaker.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 832, December 12, 1891 Various

No drawings or directions for putting the engine together had come to hand, and young Dripps, who had never seen a locomotive, found great difficulty in discovering how to put the parts in place, alone and unassisted, as Robert

Scientific American Supplement, No. 832, December 12, 1891 Various

It will be remembered that young Dripps had never seen a locomotive before and there were no "old engineers" to consult in regard to the construction or management of the engine.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 832, December 12, 1891 Various

Fur Company, "under the direction of Mess Dripps and Fonanell: The other is called the" Rocky

Journal of a Trapper 1914

Major Dripps was, I believe, a good, honest old beaver trapper.

Forty years a fur trader on the upper Missouri: the personal narrative of Charles Larpenteur, 1833-1872 1898

By this new arrangement, Bridger and Fontenelle commanded; and Dripps was to be the traveling partner who was to go to St. Louis for goods.

The River of the West 1870

After the conclusion of this agreement, Dripps, with the restlessness of the true mountain-man, decided to set out, with a small party of equally restless trappers, always eager to volunteer for any undertaking promising either danger or diversion, to look for the St. Louis Company which was presumed to be somewhere between the

The River of the West 1870

Bridger, who half suspected some trick, took the matter lightly, but Dripps was very much annoyed, and made some threats, at which

The River of the West 1870