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The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)

San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 407

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d with no future expense. The question of culverts has always been a serious one and has beensolved by some using steel, some American Ingot Iron, and others con-crete. Culverts must necessarily be made either from wood, tile, steel,concrete or American Ingot Iron. So the question resolves itself… … A [Voodcn tlriJ^c Has Been Replaced by Two American Ingot Iron Corrugated Culverts and Work Done bv Ihe San Joaquin County ttighway Commission, Mr. R. M. Morton, Engineer, Lnder Bond Issue by that County of $1,800,000 Who lias tlie best and most enduring material? So much is knownof wood and tile,…

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