Transactions of the Asce Paper No 1152 8 5
Transactions of the Asce Paper No 1152 8 5
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C. E. , was placed in charge as Resident Engineer of the 33dStreet lines from the west end of the three-track tunnel to the shaftand also eastward from the shaft under East River. As he was not thenable to endure the effects of compressed air, the work under the riverwas transferred to James H. Brace, M. Am. Soc. C. E. , as ResidentEngineer. Before the completion of the land tunnels under 33d Street, Mr. Leighton accepted more responsible employment elsewhere, and Mr. Brace assumed charge of th...em also. Francis Mason, M. Am. Soc. C. E. , wasin charge as Resident Engineer of the 32d Street lines during theirentire construction, and also of the tunnels extending these lineseastward from the First Avenue shaft under the river.
The work just described as the 32d and 33d Street lines, terminating atthe easterly end at the First Avenue shafts, was placed under contracton May 29th, 1905, with the United Engineering and Contracting Company. The plans then provided for three-track tunnels from the west end of thework under the contract eastward 1, 628 ft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. E. , was placed in charge as Resident Engineer of the 33dStreet lines from the west end of the three-track tunnel to the shaftand also eastward from the shaft under East River. As he was not thenable to endure the effects of compressed air, the work under the riverwas transferred to James H. Brace, M. Am. Soc. C. E. , as ResidentEngineer. Before the completion of the land tunnels under 33d Street, Mr. Leighton accepted more responsible employment elsewhere, and Mr. Brace assumed charge of th...em also. Francis Mason, M. Am. Soc. C. E. , wasin charge as Resident Engineer of the 32d Street lines during theirentire construction, and also of the tunnels extending these lineseastward from the First Avenue shaft under the river.
The work just described as the 32d and 33d Street lines, terminating atthe easterly end at the First Avenue shafts, was placed under contracton May 29th, 1905, with the United Engineering and Contracting Company. The plans then provided for three-track tunnels from the west end of thework under the contract eastward 1, 628 ft.
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