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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 232

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nduits complying with the rules of the depart-ment of electricity; and no wires hereafter put up shall pass from one building toanother through any party wall or along any building wall or over any roof or underany sidewalk, except where such conduits are used. No electric current shall besupplied… … BY GOOD ELECTRICAL APPARATUS The convenience and economyobtained by the use of WesternElectric IntercommunicatingTelephones, Motors and LightingEquipments have made them anecessity in the modern building

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