Annual Report of the City Engineer 1871-72
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Harrison-avenue Wall. — Plans were made for this wall in April, 1872. It is front of a block of tenement houses owned by W. Elliot Woodward, Esq., and is built of Rox- bur}^ stone laid in cement, upon an oyster shell foundation.
It cost $6.40 per lineal foot, amounting to $1,907.20, of which sum Mr. Woodward paid one-half. The contractor w^as Thomas Dolan.
Beacon-street and BrooMine-avenue Bridges, over the Bos- ion and Albany R. R. — Estimates involving much labor have been made of the cost of... these bridges and their abut- ments, and profiles showing the grades, and elevations and cross sections of the abutment have been drawn, but no de- signs have yet been made for the proposed bridges.
The first estimates were for a headway of 18 feet between the tracks and under side of the bridge ; other estimates were afterwards made for a 15-feet headway. The railroad com- missioners have consented to their construction with the 15- fcet headway.
36 City DocuaiENT. — No. 23.
Estimates of the amount of filling required and approxi- mate estimates of grade damages have been submitted to the Committee on Paving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harrison-avenue Wall. — Plans were made for this wall in April, 1872. It is front of a block of tenement houses owned by W. Elliot Woodward, Esq., and is built of Rox- bur}^ stone laid in cement, upon an oyster shell foundation.
It cost $6.40 per lineal foot, amounting to $1,907.20, of which sum Mr. Woodward paid one-half. The contractor w^as Thomas Dolan.
Beacon-street and BrooMine-avenue Bridges, over the Bos- ion and Albany R. R. — Estimates involving much labor have been made of the cost of... these bridges and their abut- ments, and profiles showing the grades, and elevations and cross sections of the abutment have been drawn, but no de- signs have yet been made for the proposed bridges.
The first estimates were for a headway of 18 feet between the tracks and under side of the bridge ; other estimates were afterwards made for a 15-feet headway. The railroad com- missioners have consented to their construction with the 15- fcet headway.
36 City DocuaiENT. — No. 23.
Estimates of the amount of filling required and approxi- mate estimates of grade damages have been submitted to the Committee on Paving.
What to read after Annual Report of the City Engineer 1871-72?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boston (Mass.). Engineering Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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