Public works . y theW. S. Godwin Company, Inc. By theiruse it is claimed that street railway pav-ing is protected against the wave motionof the rails, against lateral rail move-ment, that seepage below the surface andcontact between the pavement and thecar wheel are prevented, and that a rigidlateral support and sufficient strengthabove the cross-ties are provided. The guards are made from square oroblique-angle sections with the low-er endsheared and bent so as to provide in-tegral anchorages projecting into theconcrete pavement or foundation. It isclaimed to be the only proven protectiveagen


Public works . y theW. S. Godwin Company, Inc. By theiruse it is claimed that street railway pav-ing is protected against the wave motionof the rails, against lateral rail move-ment, that seepage below the surface andcontact between the pavement and thecar wheel are prevented, and that a rigidlateral support and sufficient strengthabove the cross-ties are provided. The guards are made from square oroblique-angle sections with the low-er endsheared and bent so as to provide in-tegral anchorages projecting into theconcrete pavement or foundation. It isclaimed to be the only proven protectiveagent that permits of rigid paving con-struction and elastic track constructionadjacent to each other. The installation of steel paving guardspermits the satisfactory use of brokenstone or natural soil under the ties, thuseffecting a large saving of concrete. Italso allows the safe use of sheet asphaltor other bituminous surface over the en-tire railwiy area. The manufacturersestimate that its use in place of block. PRECAST CONCRETE R.\rLWAYCROSSING PROTECTED BY GOD-WIN COMPANY STEEL GUARDS liners nets a saving in cost of fromfour to forty-three cents for liners 8 to20 inches wide for single width and asaving of repairs of forty-four liners are equally suited for grovedor tee rails and are suitable for pre-castconcrete railway track when hard sur-face pavements are made adjacent to un-paved railw-ay tracks. The use of steelguards to protect the edges of the pave-ment is claimed to give lower initial costand greater protection without involvingany material cost for removal if the trackarea is subsequently paved. INDUSTRIAL NOTES Payne Dean, 103 Park York City, manufacturer of Deancontrol for electrical operation of water,gas and high pressure steam valves, hasestablished offices in Pittsburgh and Chi-cago, with C. N. Burrago in charge ofthe former and A. H. Kohlbusch incharge of the Chicago office. On May 1st the New York officesof the American-LaFrance Fi


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