...the plans set forth and recommended in this report within the preceding total sum of $2-i7, 021,200. There are certain items of cost, such as construction...interest charge on this sum at three per cent would reach §10,000,000. That such an investment would be a safe one from a commercial standpoint is indicated...

...the plans set forth and recommended in this report within the preceding total sum of §247,021,200. There are certain items of cost, such as construction...very much less than for a canal requiring lift locks. Assuming that the total cost of the Panama Canal, including construction, payments to the French company...

...drainage and improvement of the marshes along Alewife Brook and elsewhere in the Mystic River water-shed, there is no doubt, in the opinion of the Board, that the best plan of preventing the further pollution of Alewife Brook by sewage from the combined sewers,...

...season and use them for the sprinkling of streets in summer. The plans of the evaporators are not shown, but there is no doubt, in the opinion of the Board, that these wastes can be disposed of satisfactorily by evaporation, and there appears to be no objection...

...season and use them for the sprinkling of streets in summer. The plans of the evaporators are not shown, but there is no doubt, in the opinion of the Board, that these wastes can be disposed of satisfactorily by evaporation, and there appears to be no> objection...

...during dry weather by the large amount of storage contained in the Shirley Beservoir and other ponds; but there is no doubt, in the opinion of the Board, that with the best designed settling tanks the waste from the scouring of 8,000 to 10,000 pounds of wool...

...lighters, derricks, dredges, scows, etc., which have not been included. They are common to any tvpe of canal. It was not understood to be the desire of...very much less than for a canal requiring lift locks. REPORT OF BOARD OF CONSULTING ENGINEERS, PANAMA CANAL. 57 the cost of the Zone government until the...

...increase. Under the circumstances, it is likely that the quality of the water will continue to deteriorate. There is no doubt, in the opinion of the Board, that the use of the lands in the south-westerly part of Mt. Feake cemetery bordering Charles River for cemetery...