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Image from page 366 of “Pacific service magazine” (1912)
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Title: Pacific service magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Pacific Gas and Electric China Company
Subjects: Pacific Gas and Electric China Company Electric utilities Electrical engineering Public utilities
Publisher: San Francisco : Pacific Gas and Electric China Company
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,780; Cucomonga, 126,976; Ontario, 233,-700; San Bernardino, 91,220. Total, 595,896 lbs. Key No. 9, Solano County—Suisun, 443,534 lbs.; Vaca-ville, 74,996. Total, 518,530 lbs. Key No. 10, Riverside County—Banning, 173,580 lbs.;Hemet 286,400; Riverside, 33,760. Total, 493,740 lbs. Key No. 11, Merced County—Atwater, 355,784 lbs.;Livingston, 50,095; Merced, 35,351. Total, 441,230 lbs. Key No. 12, Sacramento County—Sacramento, 432,322lbs. Key No. 13, San Joaquin County—Lodi, 35,253 lbs.;Stockton, 252,600; Youngstown, 95,983. Total 383,836 lbs.Key No. 14, Yolo County—Winters, 369,381 lbs.Key No. 15, Tehama County—Corning, 114,912 lbs.;Red BlulT, 245,260. Total, 360,172 lbs. Key No. 16, Sutter County—Yuba City, 287,083 lbs.Kev No. 17, Butte County—Chico, 187,087 lbs.; Grid-ley, 33,737. Total, 220,824 lbs. Key No. 18, Orange County—Santa Ana, 180,500 lbs.Key No. 19, Yuba County—Marysville, 159,810 lbs.Key No. 20, Placer County^Lincoln, 85,920 lbsKey ~ – – Madera, 49,300
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No. 21, Contra Costa County—Hookstown, 55,-213 lbs. Key No. 22, Madera County-lbs. Key No. 23, San Benito County—Hollister,32,714 lbs. Key No. 24, San Diego County—San Diego, 9,090 lbs. • Key No. 25, Santa Barbara County—■ ^ Santa Barbara, 1,440 lbs. Key No. 26, Shasta County-Redding, 1,210 lbs. Key No. 27, Tuolumne County —Sonora, 796 lbs. Key No. 28, San Fran-cisco County—San Fran-cisco, 370 lbs. Key No. 29, Im-perial Countv — ElCentro, 290 lbs.Grand total, 23,-629,056 lbs. X,\ PROCUREMENT OUTSIDE OF CALIFORNIA^Oregon—The Dalles, 33,890 lbs.; Portland,27,039. Total, 60,929 lbs. Arizona—Phoenix, 2,484 lbs.; Douglas,2,170. Total, 4,654 lbs.Nevada—Reno, 862 lbs.; Fallon, 400. Total, 1,262 lbs.Colorado—Dolores, 275 lbs. Philippine Islands—Manila, 1,389,733 lbs. „ „ „ Grand total, 1,456,853 lbs. Total collected, 25,08.o,909 lbs. 308 Pacific Service Magazine Other illustrations show the storagepiles located at the plant. A total ofapproximateh- 7,000
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Title: The service and its insignia
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Bailey, Banks & Biddle China Company (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Subjects: United States. Army United States. Navy
Publisher: Philadelphia, Bailey, Banks & Biddle company
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insignia is used by the Dental Corps with the additionof the letters D. C. superimposed upon the center in monogramform. THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT The Ordnance Department is charged with supplying the Army,by purchase or manufacture, with arms, equipments, ammunition tand everything else pertaining to the fighting material.It also establishes and maintains arsenals and depotsfor the manufacture, repairing and safe-keeping of ord-nance stores, and provides horse equipments and fieldoutfits for soldiers, such as haversacks, canteens, tincups, meat ration cans, knives, forks, and spoons.The insignia of the Ordnance Department is a shelland flame of bronze metal, one inch in heighth. THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS The duties of The Engineer Depart-ment or Corps of Engineers comprisereconnoitering, surveying and map-making for military purposes, includ-ing the construction and repair offortifications, the planning and super-intendence of defensive or offensiveworks in the field, and the construction
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BAILEY, BANKS AND BIDDLE COMPANY : PHILADELPHIA of military roads and bridges. Many officers of the Corps aredetailed to take charge of river and harbor improvements, construct-ing breakwaters, opening channels for the navigation of rivers,superintending the erection of China important public buildings, etc. Vacancies in the grade of second lieutenant are filled from thegraduates of West Point standing highest in their classes. The device of the Corps of Engineers is a turreted castle madeof bronze, one inch in heighth. Made in silver when not worn onService uniform. THE SIGNAL CORPSThe Signal Corps is charged with the construction, repair andoperation of military telegraph and telephone lines and cables, fieldtelegraph trains, balloon trains, aeroplanes, etc. The Chief SignalOfficer has supervision of the instructionin military signaling and telegraphy pre-scribed by the War Department, and he isalso charged with the China procurement, pre-servation and distribution of the necessarysupplies for
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