. Electric railway review . lower lake. Another smallfountain, with a 15-foot basin, is located in the walk leadingfrom the subway. A one-and-a-half story frame cottage is now under con-struction for the use of the head gardener, who will be per-manently located in the park. The entire park is fenced with 72-inch Ellwood wovenwire fencing on reinforced concrete posts, with three barbedwires strung above the top in a triangle and fastened togalvanized iron crests cast in the posts. About 1,500 con-crete posts were required for the fencing. The park is being built by the Dellwood Park
. Electric railway review . lower lake. Another smallfountain, with a 15-foot basin, is located in the walk leadingfrom the subway. A one-and-a-half story frame cottage is now under con-struction for the use of the head gardener, who will be per-manently located in the park. The entire park is fenced with 72-inch Ellwood wovenwire fencing on reinforced concrete posts, with three barbedwires strung above the top in a triangle and fastened togalvanized iron crests cast in the posts. About 1,500 con-crete posts were required for the fencing. The park is being built by the Dellwood Park , a subsidiary company of the Chicago & JolietElectric Railway Company and managed by the same officers. Improperly Mixed Varnish. In a recent lecture before the New York Railroad ClubMr. William Marshall presented some interesting facts re-garding the history and use of varnish. The explanation ofthe fact that most cars look dull or all gone in in such ashort time is found in the common practice of mixing the. Dellwood Park—Steel Auditorium In Chautauqua Groundi. loop and the athletic Held, with an cntruiici! t theChau-tauqua [rounds. ire lighted bySOQeneral BJlectrlc Magnetiteluminous an- lamps, 22 (our-glower .Win. i lam] i, BE two-glower Nernst lamps md a large number of Incailamps. Power for lighting, in the form ol three-phase 80current al I pressure, is tupplled from the plant of the Economy Light \- Power Company al Jollel TheliKhtitiK Ih ail controlled ii Ion located in the color coats with too little Unseed oil bo thai they will dry rapidly. The result r this is thai the pigment, which baa ill-carrylnf t opacity, absorbs the oil from the ?ar coat, ti [uently loses its life and luster, The rlaiiii was that too Utile time Is allowed fOl ■■ liiK cars, and tin i i eh dryer anil too ill(I<■ oil ■ iid the plgm< at The remii! ui ■ ted ras to allow ufflclent time tot paint! | ■ i hlng and plenty oi oil iii the coloi ooats. 228 ELECTRIC RAI
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