Ontario Sessional Papers, 1920, . given to the transposing of the line so as to reduce to a minimum theinterference in properly constructed adjoining communication lines. Anchor poleswill be installed. Additional circuits are being con.^idered. 1920 HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION 77 WELLINGTON-PICTON SERVICE A liue which tapped the Trentijn-Brightou section of the CentralOntario System so as to serve ^^ellington-Picton district was completed during theyear. On account of the large number of trees on the roads and because the roadwayswere ver\- crooked in this district, i
Ontario Sessional Papers, 1920, . given to the transposing of the line so as to reduce to a minimum theinterference in properly constructed adjoining communication lines. Anchor poleswill be installed. Additional circuits are being con.^idered. 1920 HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION 77 WELLINGTON-PICTON SERVICE A liue which tapped the Trentijn-Brightou section of the CentralOntario System so as to serve ^^ellington-Picton district was completed during theyear. On account of the large number of trees on the roads and because the roadwayswere ver\- crooked in this district, it was decided to build this line largely crosscountn,- paralleling the riglit-of-way of the Canadian Xational Railways. Polerights with right of entry on properties were purchased; the average price being$4 per pole. The line is generally located 12 to 16 feet from the right-of-wayfence so as to provide conveniently for the turning of a headland between the poleand the fence. The conductor for this line is 9/32 inch diameter steel, and is.
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