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Carnegie Technical Schools, Pittsburgh.
Thistle; an annual remembrance book, for the year 1906.
1906 r6o7 C216
Complete course in canning; being a thorough exposition of
the best practical methods of hermetically sealing
canned goods and preserving fruits and vegetables, by
an expert processor and chemist. 1906
r664.8 C73
Republished from the serial articles appearing in the "Trade."
Copperthwaite, William Charles.
Tunnel shields and the use of compressed air in subaqueous
works. 1906 q622.26 C79
"Some English patents relating to tunnelling with shield and compressed
air, 181S to 1904," p.382-384.
Comprehensive history of this system, presenting a fairly complete record
of the subaqueous tunnels carried out by shields, especially those
where compressed air also was applied.
Crocker, Francis Bacon, & Wheeler, S. S.
Management of electrical machinery. 1906
621.319 C88a
A revised and enlarged edition of "The practical management of dynamos
and motors."
Small manual of practical directions for those in charge of dynamos and
motors. Treats of selection, management, inspecting, testing and the
localization and remedying of faults.
Dewsnup, Ernest Ritson, ed.
Railway organization and working; a series of lectures delivered
before the railway classes of the University of
Chicago. 1906 656.1 D51
Contents:
The work of the law department of a railroad company, by
Blcwett Lee.—The passenger department, by P. S. Eustis.—Railroad
advertising, by C. S. Young.—Suburban passenger service, by W. L.
Smith.-—The industrial commissioner, by W. H. Manss.—The problem
of handling less-than-carload freight expeditiously and economically at
terminal stations, by N. W. Pierce.—Office work in terminal yards, by
F. S. Atkin.-—Car distribution and the supervision of fast freight, by
J, M. Daly.—-The problem of car service, by W. E. Beecham.—Freight
claims, by R. C. Richards.—Some notes on freight rates, by E. R.
Dewsnup.—-Organization of the operating department of railroads, by
R. H. Aishton.—The purchasing agent, by E. V. Dexter.—Ballast, by
A. S. Baldwin.— Railway terminal facilities, by L. C. Fritch.—Railroad
signaling, by C. A. Dunham.—Classification and types of locomotives,
by C. A. Seley.—The compound locomotive, by W. R. McKeen.—Car
construction, by J. H. Ames.—Duties of a comptroller or chief accounting
officer, by F. Nay.—The auditor of expenditures, by H. M. Sloan.
—The work of the freight auditor, by W. F. Dudley.—Vitalized statistics,
by James Peabody.—Railway development in Canada, by William
McNab.—Railway education, by E. R. Dewsnup.-—APPENDIX: The differentiation
of duties of the officials of the freight traffic department;
Returns from local freight stations; The handling of out-freight at the
Illinois Central out-freight house, Chicago; Cost of handling freight;
The red ball system of handling fast freight; Per diem and car service
rules; their meaning and application.
Each lecturer is an expert professionally occupied with the work he describes.
Gas making, gas supply and distribution, domestic uses of gas,
plumbing materials and tools, soldering and wiping,
lead work, pipe work, washing and drinking fixtures
[and] baths and urinals. 1905. (International library
of technology, v.71.)
696 G21
The same
r6g6 G21
Correspondence school course.
Harwood, William Sumner.
The new earth; a recital of the triumphs of modern agriculture
in America. 1906
630 H33
576