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Title: The Street railway journal
Year: 1884 (1880s)
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Subjects: Street-railroads Electric railroads Transportation
Publisher: New York : McGraw Pub. Co.
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CP 22 Motor Compressor Built like a railway motor Construction Operation Maintenance Separate motor Noiseless and ef- Working parts ac«a,nd compressor. ficient. Packed cessible from out-Herringbone gear waste, oil lubri- side of water proofdrive. Strong and cated bearings. casing. Renewablecompact. Smallest Positive lubri- bearing linings,possible number of cation of both Perfect insu la-joints and parts cranks and ;pistons tion of windings Why not insist on the same perfection of design,material and workmanship in your compressorsthat you demand in car motors :: :: :: Complete Air Brake Equipments Straight or Automatic For all classes of service $20 New York Office PRINCIPAL OFFICE Sales Offices in 44 Broad Street SCHENECTADY, N. Y. all large citie. STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL 81
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81A STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. The Cost-Plus-a-Fixed-Sum We offer to put our organization at the disposal ofowners contemplating any building operations. The owneravailing himself of our services becomes for the time possessedof a highly trained and systematized organization, a construc-tion department just as compact and smooth running as is anyother department of his business. The expense of this depart-ment is incurred only when its services are required. Underthis plan the owner and contractor stand in the position of em-ployer and trusted department head. Moreover, every detailof the work, its cost, its quality, the manner in which speed isbeing made are constantly under the owners supervision. Heknows at all times how much of and for what his money hasbeen spent. He knows how much remains to be spent.CJ Every fortunate circumstance which may tend to reduce costs—and there are such chances on every job—benefits the ownerand not the contractor. These, in short, are a few of thema

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