Rural Highways of Wisconsin
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2. Stringers, 1 inch I beams; 9 foot span; cost of bridge delivered including railing $60 , 00 Cost of stone abutments pointed with cement and caps to retain embankments 68 . 00 Flank 18.00 Total $146.00 The following figures for some Wisconsin concrete culverts are also given by Mr. Johnson.
Culvert !N^o. 1 Stone walls, laid dry, pointed with mortar made of one part portland cement and three parts sand; the arch immediately over the form composed of two inches of the same mistwre, and then fil...led up vrith a mixture of 7 gravel and sand to 1 portland cement. Finished with two inches of a mixture composed of two parts coarse sand to 1 of cemenl.
Retaining walls on each eud of the same proportion.
Cost of stone $ 6 .00 5 barrels cem^it 10 . 00 Sand and Gravel 2.00 Work 10.00 Total , $28.00 This cidvert was then covered with three inches of sand and six inches of clay. The form on which this was built was made of 6 inch lengths sawed from a log and halved these half rounds being covered with two-by-fours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. Stringers, 1 inch I beams; 9 foot span; cost of bridge delivered including railing $60 , 00 Cost of stone abutments pointed with cement and caps to retain embankments 68 . 00 Flank 18.00 Total $146.00 The following figures for some Wisconsin concrete culverts are also given by Mr. Johnson.
Culvert !N^o. 1 Stone walls, laid dry, pointed with mortar made of one part portland cement and three parts sand; the arch immediately over the form composed of two inches of the same mistwre, and then fil...led up vrith a mixture of 7 gravel and sand to 1 portland cement. Finished with two inches of a mixture composed of two parts coarse sand to 1 of cemenl.
Retaining walls on each eud of the same proportion.
Cost of stone $ 6 .00 5 barrels cem^it 10 . 00 Sand and Gravel 2.00 Work 10.00 Total , $28.00 This cidvert was then covered with three inches of sand and six inches of clay. The form on which this was built was made of 6 inch lengths sawed from a log and halved these half rounds being covered with two-by-fours.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hotchkiss, William Otis, 1878-1954 to read onlineMoreLess
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