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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

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il has been omitted to make thisstructure a complete modern business building, and it is piped for gasthroughout. No building can be considered modern without means to use gasfor heating, refrigeration,power, waste disposal, water-heating and the equipment ofkitchens for the feeding ofthe employees or for publicrestaurants. Gas burning ap-pliances are available forall these uses and provisionfor them should be made bypiping tlie building through-out on erection. If this isoverlooked or omitted it willseriously interfere with therental of modern buildingsand result in a loss of rev-enue to tlie owners. Theday is coming when build-ings tlial are not piped forgas camiol Ix rented, andall arciiilccis should includea compkle pii)ing systemfor gas in llieir ;)lans of allbuildings, ;)ublic or private.The liureau of Kngravingand Printing in Pekin, China,is piped llnoiighoul for gas.and Hie reasons whichprompted this provision ap-ply to every government andpnhlie building in (lie fnitcdSlates.
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314 Pacific Service Magazine pacific ^erbice iWaga^ine JOHN A. BRITTON - - . - Editob-in-ChiefFREDERICK S. MYRTLE - - Managing EditobA. F. HOCKENBEAMER - - Business Manager Issued the middle of each month. Years subscription $1.50 Single copy 15 Published by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company at 445 Sutter Street, San Francisco The Pacific Gas and Electric Com-pany desires to serve its patrons inthe best possible manner. Any con-sumer not satisfied with his servicewill confer a favor upon the man-agement by taking the matter upwith the district office. Vol. VI. FEBRUARY, 1!)15. Xo. » EDITORIAL All aboard for the Exposition! Californias day of opportunity, so longlooked forward to, has arrived. Theworld now looks to our Golden State tomake the most of that opportunity. More-over, the world at large believes that shewill. As this issue of Pacifu: Servicf. Maga-zine is presented to its readers the gatesof the Panama-Pacific International Ex-position are swinging wide in obedienceto th

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