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Title: Annual report 1912
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Ontario Hydro Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario Ontario Hydro International Inc
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r Tungsten Lamp .... 171 Chart Showing Distribution from 60 Watt Lamp Equipped with 12 inch Diffusing Globe 172 Chart Showing Distribution from 60 Watt Lamp Equipped with Radial Wave Reflector 172 Street Lighting Diagram, Richmond Street, Toronto 174 Street Lighting Diagram, Jarvis Street, Toronto 175 Street Lighting Diagram, Victoria Avenue, Hamilton 176 Street Lighting Diagram, Cameron Street, Gait 177 Illumination Diagram 178 Illumination Diagram 178 Illumination Diagram 179 Illumination Diagram 179 Brampton Standard Lamp Bracket 180 Single Globe Park Standard u 181 Standard Single Lamp Bracket 181 Street Lighting Bracket 182 Street Lighting Bracket 182 Fixture for Indirect Street Lighting 183 Oscillograph, Toronto Station 185 Wasdells Falls 194 Kettle Fall, International Channel 197 Brookes Falls 199 Saugeen River, Bridge Station 200 South River, Bridge Station 201 Hound Lake Dam, November Flood 210 Hound Lake Dam, West Wing Wall 211 Mountain Lake, Approach Channel to Weir 243 XIV
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FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE Hydroelectric Power Commission CHAPTER I LEGAL PROCEEDINGSACTS The following Act concerning the Hydro-Electric Power Commission andknown as the Power Commission Amending Act of 19IE, was passed by theLegislature of Ontario during the Session of 1912. This Act invests the Commission with additional powers and, among other-things, enables it to regulate water privileges and provide for the conservation ofwater powers through the development of storage works; empowers it to acquire bypurchase or expropriation, when necessary or desirable, the whole or parts of theexisting electric distributing plants in the various municipalities contracting forsupply of power, and to contract for the sale and transfer of the same to therespective municipal corporations. It also provides for the regulation of the con-struction and standardization of electrical equipment, as well as the control of ratesat which electric energy is to be sold, the methods of book-keeping to be emp

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