File:Pacific Gas and Electric magazine (1914) (14780095134).jpg

Identifier: pacificgaselectr61915paci (find matches)
Title: Pacific Gas and Electric magazine
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Subjects: Pacific Gas and Electric Company Electric utilities Public utilities
Publisher: (San Francisco, Calif.) : Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

View Book Page: Book Viewer
About This Book: Catalog Entry
View All Images: All Images From Book
Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book.

Text Appearing Before Image:
yne, Ind. Through his earnestwork a new classification was preparedunder the heading, Apparatus and Iro-cess for the Manufacture, Purification andDistribution of Gas for Fuel and Light-ing and Recovery of By-Products, andlirominent gas men of the country wereselected as jurors. This organization wasknown as the American Representativesof (iioup .lury No. 4!) of Jury No. 2, Pal-ace of Manufactures, and consisted ofMessrs. (). (). Thwing. Paul Doty. \V. A.Raehr, Thomas D. Miller, J. M. Morcluad.and one on Group Jury No. 2(i, Palace ofLiberal .\rts covering tlie exhibit of IliiWcsleni (..IS .\ssocialion, Mr. F.. G. Cow-dery. The wurk ol Ihcse men in conjiinclioiiwilh Mr. (inhllin secured propel- recog-nilion of Ilii gas iiidiislr\ and jusliee andlaiiiiess ill Ihc awards lor nieriloriouscxhihils. Ihc classillcal ion prepared l)>lliis coinniillee apiiears in lull on page(;i;t of the Proceedings of Ihc Wcsleni Gas.Vssocialioil for l!l(l.i .-is pail ol a paper 256 Pacific Service Magazine
Text Appearing After Image:
The Palace of Manufactures, shov entrance fronti the great South Garden. prepared by Mr. Guldlin entitled, Ex-periences as an Exliibitor at the WorldsFair. This classification was afterwards gen-erally adopted by the gas associations ofthe Inited States as a model for classify-ing future gas exhibits, and at the annualmeeting of the American Gas Institute in1912 a Committee on Classification ofAwards for the Panama-Pacific Interna-tional Exposition was appointed, consist-ing of the seven men who had done suchsplendid work at St. Louis, with the nameof E. C. Jones added to this number. It was hoped that the Exposition au-thorities would adopt the classificationcovering the gas industry which had fin-ally proven so satisfactory at St. Louis,but it was thought tliat the plan and scopeof the official classification would not per-mit of the adoption of so extensive acataloguing of the gas industry, and theoriginal St. Louis classification was tenta-tively adopted. On being shown that un- d

Note About Images