Identifier: journalofele381151917sanf (find matches)
Title: Journal of electricity
Year: 1917 (1910s)
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Subjects: Electrical engineering Electricity Gas manufacture and works
Publisher: San Francisco : Technical Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: California State Library Califa/LSTA Grant

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accept this offer. In the first place Riverside is of convenient accessover three railroads from New Mexico, Arizona, Cali-fornia and Nevada. The Glenwood Mission Inn has ex-cellent facilities for a convention, a fine hall, con-venient committee rooms and excellent service. Mr.Frank Miller, master of the inn, has offered rates df$4 and $5 per day. Riverside has fine golf links, goodtennis courts and beautiful automobile drives. It isthe center of the longest high tension transmissionsystem in the United Sattes and offers many points oftechnical and commercial interest to the electrical man. Proposed Organization of Nevada Power Men. J. G. Scrugham, dean of the engineering depart-ment at the University of Nevada and representativeof the Elko-Lamoille Power Company at the organiza-tion meeting of the Pacific Coast Section is arrang-ing for a meeting of the Nevada power men at Renoon March 3rd. At this time it is expected to organizea sub-section for the state and discuss ways and means
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A Striking Scene from Riverside in Southern California. Marguerites in the Foreground. Citrus Fruitsin all Directions and Snow-Capped Mountains in the Distance JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY (Vol. XXXVIII—No. 3 for the development of greater irrigation developmentsunder the auspices of the power companies. An important feature of the organization meetingof the Pacific Coast Section of the National ElectricLight Association at Los Angeles on January 6th wasthe decision to request the national association that themanufacturers be placed on a parity with the centralstation members at the option of geographic sec-tions. The Manufacturers advice in matters of pub-lic policy, engineering construction and commercialpractice is exceedingly valuable to the power com-panies. It seems no more than fair that he should begiven an equal voice in the conduct of the affairs ofthe association. INTENSIVE LOAD BUILDING METHODS ATPHOENIX. One of the most effective new business-gettingmethods of record is that

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