. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . have nodoubt that we will continue to have a steady decrease in local claims. Theprice of efficiency is constant alert-ness—to prevent errors not only bythe shipper in marking, packing, billsof lading, etc.—but by our ownstation forces in loading, stowing,bracing, billing, etc. These are theerrors which usually result in claimsand cannot be watched too closely,and in order that permanent goodmay result from the recent campaign,I trust these items will receive yourpersonal attention. The Renewal of Spans 14 and 15, OhioRiver Bridge at Bellaire, Ohio O B
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . have nodoubt that we will continue to have a steady decrease in local claims. Theprice of efficiency is constant alert-ness—to prevent errors not only bythe shipper in marking, packing, billsof lading, etc.—but by our ownstation forces in loading, stowing,bracing, billing, etc. These are theerrors which usually result in claimsand cannot be watched too closely,and in order that permanent goodmay result from the recent campaign,I trust these items will receive yourpersonal attention. The Renewal of Spans 14 and 15, OhioRiver Bridge at Bellaire, Ohio O By P. J. Lang, Jr., Engineer of Bridges ,N Wednesday, March 22, newSpans 14 and 15 of the Balti-more and Ohio Railroad bridgecrossing the Ohio River betweenBenwood Junction, W. Va.,and Bel-laire, Ohio, were moved into place, and two old spans were simulta-neously withdrawn. The totalweight of steel in the new spans isabout 460,000 pounds. The entireweight moved on this occasion, in-cluding the old and new spans,(Continued on page ij). BELLAIRE BRIDGE—Spans 14 and isInsert: View of new spans on temporary supports immediately prior to spans in final positions Above shows Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, April, IQ22 rf
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