... Report on the building and ornamental stones of Canada, vol. I-V (1912)
Parks, W. A. (William Arthur), 1868-1936, Canada. Mines Branch · Ottawa : Government printing bureau · leaf 184
23 feetby 60 feet each. The power is obtained from the pulp company as in thecase of the other mills: about 40 horse power are used. The equipmentconsists of the following apparatus: two compressors (one auxiliary),one pneumatic surfacing machine, one column cutter, two polishing lathes,four… … 120Of New Brunswick stone, the following amounts were cut in 1910:— Bright red 1, 600 cubic feet. Light red 500 Black granite 100 Spoon Island granite 350 The undressed dark red stone is valued at $1 per cubic foot at themill, and the light red at 65 cts. per cubic foot at the mill, or f.o.b.…
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