The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 460
93 Mr. W. H. French, now vice-president, and with this change came sweep-ing alterations, both as to the general business policy and in the staff.Mr. Fred M. Green, C. E., associate member A. S. C. E., was placed mcharge of the plant as general superintendent. He is an engineer of wideexperience,… … large tubes under the Hudson river which give the trans-continental trainsaccess to Broadwav. He is ably assisted by Mr. E. E. Burnett, M. E.,member A. S. M. E.. who specializes on the mechanical work of the plant.These two have under them a thoroughly trained and competent organi-zation to carry…
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