Engineering and Contracting . ata figures are givenfor proposed plant for Sacramento. The table follows;the costs, except as noted, not including any fixed chargesnor the cost of pumping water to or from the plant: y a — i; 0) to o ?*- Name of place. Period of record. ai fe - - S c3 a - ^*- ?->> ?£- <; c 4, — C^ w ta Cincinnati. 0 1913 .iO 5 .?!.44t Columbus. 0 1914 18 * Evanston. Ill Sept. 1-Dec. 31, 1914 ?...!.. Grand Rapids. Mich Apr. 1. IS-Mar. 31, 14 »t Harrisburg. Pa 1910-1914 ...40§ Uttle Falls. N. J 1912 30 Louisville, Ky. 1912 25 New Orleans,
Engineering and Contracting . ata figures are givenfor proposed plant for Sacramento. The table follows;the costs, except as noted, not including any fixed chargesnor the cost of pumping water to or from the plant: y a — i; 0) to o ?*- Name of place. Period of record. ai fe - - S c3 a - ^*- ?->> ?£- <; c 4, — C^ w ta Cincinnati. 0 1913 .iO 5 .?!.44t Columbus. 0 1914 18 * Evanston. Ill Sept. 1-Dec. 31, 1914 ?...!.. Grand Rapids. Mich Apr. 1. IS-Mar. 31, 14 »t Harrisburg. Pa 1910-1914 ...40§ Uttle Falls. N. J 1912 30 Louisville, Ky. 1912 25 New Orleans, La 1913 16 » Straight averages $ Weighted average Estimated for Sacramento $ Estimated for Sacramento •Including cost of softening. • Operating the plant = : chemicals = $ Images = $; chemicals = $; current = $; supplies and re-Pairs = $ 5Lriw-lift pumping Included in these figures do not include the cost of low-lift Fig. 1—Pipe and Meter Shop. at the point of starting the days work. The necessaryequipment of tools and supplies was contained in thiswagon; depletions of stock were filled daily from themain store room, by use of the auto of Operation. Slips were prepared each day at the main office, con-taining the street number of every house in the districtin which the force was working, and a notation as towhether or not the house was already metered. Theseslips were distributed to the fitters at the start of thedays work, and were turned into the foreman as themeters were installed. They were then approved by him,and returned to the main office for the purpose of per-manent entry in the Departments books. In addition eachfitter was required to enter on a printed form a reportof each meter installed with its location, or notation ofany service complications or other reason preventingits installation. When such complications existed, the fitters reportwas ret
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