al of blasting was necessary, it completely paralyzed that patrols were organized to rained every day that there was blasting. For this wrist, The tall poles from which the wires are sus- traverse the streets in many localities, and lookouts pended were not designed to support such weight. reason… … EIGHTH AVENUE AND THIRTY-NINTH STREET, LOOKING EAST. NINTH AVENUE AND THIRTY-NINTH STREET, LOOKING WEST. BREAKING DOWN OF ELECTRIC WIRE POLES BY SNOW. effective than cannon firing near the ground, and he hundred wires are suspended, and, stout as they are, seemed as though we had gone back a…
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