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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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lf-Winding Clocks Self Winding Clocks of everydescription, or made to archi-TECTS DESIGN <)fsYNCHRONIZEDCLOCK SYSTEMS FOR RAILROADS,HOTELS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ETC.<If BELL PROGRAM INSTRUMENTSFOR SCHOOLS, INSTITUTIONS, FAC-TORIES, AND HALLS. <)fTIMESTA.MPS, EMPLOYES TIME REGIS-TERS, watchmans TIME DE-TECTORS. All Of OUR ClOCKS ARE SllF-WINDINGAll INSTRUMENTS SEIE-OPERATING Estim3tes furnished for eloctriral clockeciuipmriit of eviry description. Lileralnrc-descriptive of all the latest recording de-vices for use in modern building construc-tion, will be sent upon application. <;ITheclocks furnished by the Self WindingClock Co.. are the only ones used inthe Western Union Telegraph CompanysTime Service, and may be synchronizedhourly from the U. S. Observatory. Byour synchronized clock system anynumber of clocks will keep exactly tliesame time and correct time all the time. PERDINAND FISH Pacihc Coast Representative 250 Montgomery Street San francisco Pli.ine IJdUtjlas .S4,S) ^
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FAIRMONT HOTEL Palace Hotel Company iting to Advertisers mention this Magazine. The Architect and Engineer 127 certain points, and no support shall restdirectly upon a stud wall, but all beams,girders and girders supporting floorsshall rest directly upon posts. Saidbeams and girders supporting floorsshall not be more than nine feet apart;upon these shall rest the floor, whichshall extend from one girder or beamto another, and shall not be less than ofthree inches thick plank. Planks shallbe laid to the ends of the timbers. Thefilling between posts and walls shall bebuilt of not less than 2x4 inch studs, 16inches from centers. Much interest is found in the rule con-cerning theaters. Every theater here-after erected to be used for theatricalor operatic purposes must be constructedin accordance with the requirements ofthe oidinance relating to class A or steelframe construction. In the matter of safeguards for fire forboth public and private buildings thenew law provides that all existin

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