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. The street railway review . circuit, but this method of lighting was unsatisfactory,as, when the cars were approaching or departing with. ATLANTA KESOKT—LAKEWC )C 11), WHEJiE THE AKIN-E ELECTRIC LIGHTS ARE PLANTED. Atlanta Electric Railway Company, which road we oper-ate, and is about four miles from the center of the land is high and rolling and encloses a beautifullake some lOO acres or more in area, and for naturalbeauty the park has no equal in this section. As we arean inland town this lake is considered very-large railroad winds round the hills in graceful cu
. The street railway review . circuit, but this method of lighting was unsatisfactory,as, when the cars were approaching or departing with. ATLANTA KESOKT—LAKEWC )C 11), WHEJiE THE AKIN-E ELECTRIC LIGHTS ARE PLANTED. Atlanta Electric Railway Company, which road we oper-ate, and is about four miles from the center of the land is high and rolling and encloses a beautifullake some lOO acres or more in area, and for naturalbeauty the park has no equal in this section. As we arean inland town this lake is considered very-large railroad winds round the hills in graceful curvesand enils riirht on the shore of the lake. .Situated in the their heavv loads, the lights became very dim. A gen-erator has now been installed on the grounds. It isoperated b} a turbine, and as there is a heavy fall ofwater, no further trouble has been experienced. Adjoining the bath house is erected a Paul Boytonwater chute, which is probably the only one south ofBaltimore. This chute was secured from the companywho ran it at the Cotton States and International Expo- lmi-j (^S^miiij^aA)^ sition, where il was. uiuloiilite(il\.
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