. Annual report 1921. Montrose Substation: Destroyed by Fire on June 6th, 1921. Photograph Taken on June 7th, Showing Ruins and Preparations Already Begun for Clearing the Site for Rebuilding. Montrose Substation Rebuilt: Eight and a Half Days after Destruction ofOriginal Substation by Fire 206 FOURTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE No. 49 Niagara Falls Municipal StationThe engineering assistance mentioned in the last report was given in con-nection with the purchase and test of the 1,500 transformer, and thetransformer was delivered in January, 1921. In December, 1920, authoriza-tion was give
. Annual report 1921. Montrose Substation: Destroyed by Fire on June 6th, 1921. Photograph Taken on June 7th, Showing Ruins and Preparations Already Begun for Clearing the Site for Rebuilding. Montrose Substation Rebuilt: Eight and a Half Days after Destruction ofOriginal Substation by Fire 206 FOURTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE No. 49 Niagara Falls Municipal StationThe engineering assistance mentioned in the last report was given in con-nection with the purchase and test of the 1,500 transformer, and thetransformer was delivered in January, 1921. In December, 1920, authoriza-tion was given to install this transformer together with the necessary high-tension and low-tension switching equipment. This was completed by theCommissions Construction Department early in February, 1921. In December, 1920, the local Commission gave serious consideration tothe need for an entirely new station and it was decided to build one in thenear future and to make no more changes than Avere absolutely necessary in theexisting station. In June, 1921, the local Commission decided to build a newcombined substation and office building and requested engineering assistancein connection therewith.
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