the fantastic inventions of nikola tesla - Exopolitics Hong Kong

ings there or structures.
Q. Tell the Court what there was there.
A. There was a brick building in which was located the power plant——
Q. Please describe the size of the brick building.
A. The "building forms a square about one hundred by one hundred feet wide and it is
one floor, rather high, with a roof covered with gravel, as they usually make them.
This building was divided inside in four compartments, two of which were very
large, one being the machine shop——
Q. How large was that?
A. That was one hundred feet by about thirty-five feet, I should say.
Q. Now tell how big the other compartments were.
A. The other one was about one hundred by thirty-five and then these other two
smaller ones where the engines were located on one side and the boilers on the
other were about thirty by forty, thirty one way and forty the other.
Q. I think you said the building was one story high?
A. Yes.
Q. It had one floor, did it?
A. One floor, yes.
Q. Further describe the building, if there is any further description, and tell the Court
whether there were any brick chimneys, outside chimneys?
A. Oh yes, right in the center of the building rose the chimney.
Q. How big was the chimney?
A. The chimney was four by four feet; it was calculated to give the proper speed to the
products of combustion under the boilers.
Q. Of what was the chimney composed?
A. Brick.
Q. How high was the building?
A. The building might have been, I think the extent of the walls on one side, the lowest
part of the roof might have been something like twenty-eight feet, I would say.
Q. Twenty-eight feet at the corners of the building?
A. Yes.
Q. And did it have a gable roof or a lantern roof?
A. Yes, as you call it in English—how is this roof called?
Q. I think it is a gable roof.
A. Gable roof. The building was resting on cement foundations and there were the
usual modern conveniences and——
Q. Tell what you mean by the usual modern conveniences?
A. I mean the channels for leading off the waste, the rain drips and all that, and then
attached to it was, of course, the water pump that pumped the water for the
building.