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Title: The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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Washington Grammar School, Redwood City, CaliforniaN. W. Sexton & Co., Architects THIS PICTURE is one of 40 or more halftone plates that will beshown in THE ARCHITECT AND EXGIXEER OF CALIFORNIA forSeptember. The issue will be the Annual School Number and theillustrations will represent the Best that has been done in School Archi-tecture on the Pacific Coast in the past three years. No work will beshown prior to that date, except for comparison. Floor plans andworking drawings will be included, together with a scholarly article byMr. H. G. Simpson. This and all future numbers of THE AKClllllX-r .\XI) Exc.lXEEROF CALIFORXIA copyrighted. Publication date Sejitember 2()tli. 25 cents a copy. Yearly sul)-stTiption SI.50 in advance. THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEEROF CALIFORNIA, Publishers 627-62 Foxcroft Buildin-,. S.W FR.WCISCO, CAL. :oc lilliiit III .\ilvirtli> 122 run ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER
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This is not a Chinese Dragon in a holiday parade, but a corrugated iron siphon used by the jCanal Company, Rigby, Idaho, for conveying the water of one canal under that of anothe Developing Our Electrical Energy Activity looking toward further de-velopment of electrical energy in Cali-fornia is proceeding on a scale that hasnot been equaled for years. Some conception of the proportionsto which these new plans are dailygrowing may be gathered from a briefrehearsal of some of the work nowunder way in California. The Southern California Edison Com-pany has a force of from one thousandto twelve hundred men working atHuntington Lake preparing to installa second unit of the giant Big Creekproject. The Sierra & San Francisco PowerCompany is installing an additional 9,000kw. steam turbine in San Francisco. The San Joaquin Light & PowerCompany has recently completed apower plant of about 6,000 kw. andcontemplates the immediate installationof an additional 15,000 kw. .\n extended enlarg

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