Geo. E. Woodward · The American News Co. · leaf 38
quire so much care.The first cost is less than broken stone roads. Theyshould not, under ordinary circumstances, exceed 10 inchesof thickness of stone and gravel. Fig. 38 illustrates the manner of constructing the Tel-ford road, a valuable and well-tested plan, good in alllocalities where stone can… … ob woodwards architecture, line to be the best, which it undoubtedly is. This road ismade by first setting a rough pavement of stone, as shownin fig. 37. The projections of the upper part are brokenoff with a hammer, and the interstices are packed withstone chips or spawls. On this pavement are…
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