r the supply to the grounds, and to the generally low barn and stable buildings. The tanks are, in such cases, piped so as to be interconnected. Wooden tanks are always built cir- cular, because this shape is found to be best to secure tightness. All sizes from 3 feet to 32 feet in diameter, and… … staves, which should not be wider than FIG. 34 — A SINGLE TOWER SUPPORTING TWO TANKS, 8 inches, are surfaced and sawed to ERECTED BY A. J. CORCORAN, JERSEY CITY, N. J. 2-4
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