[DOC] [TLE] Cable Car Inventor - Andrew Hallidie - 1873 [PAR] When just about to quit, they found a crevice in the rock which yielded them each 
over an ounce ... Unable to work his claim there profitably, he returned to San 
Francisco. .... Among these was the "Hallidie Ropeway [or Tramway]," a method 
of ... ones among his friends and business associates who could be induced to 
help. [DOC] [TLE] Andrew Smith Hallidie - Wikipedia [PAR] Andrew Smith Hallidie (March 16, 1836  April 24, 1900) was the promoter of the 
Clay Street Hill Railroad in San Francisco, USA. This was the world's first 
practical cable car system, and Hallidie is often therefore regarded as the 
inventor of the cable car and father of the present day San Francisco ... These 
proved disappointing, and the father returned to England in 1853. [DOC] [TLE] Andrew Hallidie and Horses | San Francisco History | Guidelines ... [PAR] The story goes like this: Andrew Hallidie once saw a team of horses, while pulling 
a tram up ... work) on the morning of August 2nd, 1873 (well recorded in 
newspapers of the time). ... His father, Andrew Smith, was an engineer and 
inventor. ... Among these was the 'Hallidie Ropeway [or Tramway],' a method of 
transporting... [DOC] [TLE] The Cable Car Home Page - Who Was Important in the History of the ... [PAR] His initial step in the business world was made as assistant engineer for the .... 
Henry Casebolt (Source: San Francisco Morning Call, Saturday, September 24, 
... Casebolt dropped the negotiations and produced his own grip, with the help of 
..... Andrew S. Hallidie is universally looked upon as the father of cable railways. [DOC] [TLE] San Francisco cable car historic data - The Cable Car Home Page [PAR] place of these surviving lines in the history of cable traction technology it ... 
technological description of the trackway elements, powerhouse installation, ... 
Andrew. S. Hallidie, often considered the inventor of the cable railroad, drew 
upon ... constructed San Francisco's first cable railroad in 1873 , relied heavily 
upon. [DOC] [TLE] 38-OA^^A [PAR] technological description of the trackway elements, powerhouse installation, ... 
Andrew. S. Hallidie, often considered the inventor of the cable railroad, drew 
upon ... constructed San Francisco's first cable railroad in 1873, relied heavily 
upon ..... allowed the grip to pass these depression pulleys without striking them. 
The. [DOC] [TLE] Robinson v. Chin and Helsolt - Law Offices of Laurence F. Padway [PAR] Jun 21, 2002 ... 1873, the brainchild of Andrew Smith Hallidie, a. British-born San Francisco 
inventor and manufacturer of wire rope. (Callwell & Rice, supra, at... [DOC] [TLE] Colorado Magazine Vol. 44 No. 1 (Winter 1967) - History Colorado [PAR] 2 All of these works continually appear in paperback editions, making them 
available for mass ... s The manuscript notebooics made durin" these visits are 
now in thP Manu- ..... also helped found ...... The cable car was invented in San 
Francisco in 1873 by. Andrew S. Hallidie, but for nine years was considered a 
special. [DOC] [TLE] Aug. 2, 1873: San Francisco's First Cable Car Conquers Nob Hill ... [PAR] Andrew Hallidie tests the first cable car in San Francisco. ... 2, 1873, the first 
cable car made its way up Clay Street. .... San Francisco earthquake 1906...it's 
amazing we still have so many of these .... Public health officials required 
passengers and employees wear masks as a precautionary measure to help 
them avoid... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "The cable cars of San Francisco" - Internet Archive [PAR] Such a man was Andrew S. Hallidie, bom in London of Scottish parents, ... cars of 
San Francisco / 3 1223 04714 1628 The morning of August 1, 1873, was cool 
and damp. ... No crowds cheered nor bells rang as the first cable car in history 
made its ... There ^vas still land available in 1914 when these two United 
Railroad... [DOC] [TLE] Portsmouth Square Final Report - Planning Department [PAR] Dec 31

Question: Andrew S. Hallidie invented these & helped install them in San Francisco in 1873
Answer: Cable cars