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Title: Canadian engineer
Year: 1893 (1890s)
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Publisher: Toronto, Monetary Times Print. Co. (etc.)
Contributing Library: Engineering - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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ancouver. Thecapital for the scheme has already been subscribed, and jointboards have been formed in London and Paris in connectionwith the project. Vancouver, B.C.—The mayor of this municipality hasdecided to make a tour of the city and fix the blame for thecondition of the dirty streets and lanes that exist in someportions of the city. As there appears to be some diiTerenceas to the share of responsibility held by the health author-ities, the police and the fire warden, as well as the Board ofWorks, the mayor considers that a joint tour will do a greatdeal to clear the matter up and effect more co-operation. West Vancouver, B.C.—There has been a movementmade to appoint a city engineer for this municipality. Ap-plicants may address the clerk of North Vancouver. The smelting of metallc ores in Canada during 1911did not produce the profit that was enjoyed from the sameindustry in the year igio. The following list has been com- April 4, 1912. THE CANADIAN ENGINEER rTHE TRIPLEX BLOCK
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A Triplex Block hung from a temporary rigging and used for laying pipe. What is the Life of aTriplex Blocli? \W^E dont know. Triplex Blocks built by the Yaleand Towne Co. at the very beginning—twenty-five years ago—are still in actual use. The Triplex Block of to-day possesses greater lasting powers. With its steel parts—itschain superior to any other—its non-wearing gear movement—and the guar-antee of a rigorous test before shipment under a fifty per cent, overload.It will outlast the man who buys it, no matter how young he may be. The Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Company LIMITED Fairbanks Standard Scales—Fairbanks-Morse Gas EnginesSafes and Vaults MONTREAL ST. JOHN OTTAWA TORONTO WINNIPEGCALGARY SASKATOON VANCOUVER VICTORIA 66 THE CANADIAN E N G I N E i;. R Volume 22. piled from the mines branch of the Dominion Government at Ottawa. The ores treated may be classified as follows: igio, tons, igii, tons. Nickel-copper ores ■ 628,<,47 610,834 Silver cobalt-nickel-arsenic o

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