10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHAINMEN»
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chainmen in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chainmen and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Civil Engineer's Handbook; a Convenient Reference Book ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
BiblioBazaar, Sc International Correspondence Schools, 2010
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The Civil Engineer's Handbook; a Convenient Reference Book ...
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
Pa Scranton International Corre Schools, 2012
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Reports of Cases at Law and in Chancery Argued and ...
If to lay out, survey, and plat a town, it is necessary to employ chainmen, it is then
as much the duty of the surveyor to employ and pay them, as it is to furnish a
compass and chain, or to draw the map. The chainmen are a part of the means
by ...
Illinois. Supreme Court, 1841
When any spider has been read upon by the head chainmen and by the rear
chainmen, and the tape moved up, the spider thus left can be taken up and
moved forward, ready to be used again. In this way no more than three spiders
are ...
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Comprehensive treatise on land surveying
The chainmen then measure 800 feet farther, and the staffman drives in a stake,
and erects the staff upon it ; if it is too high, he must drive it a little lower with a
hand mallet, which he ought to have for that purpose. The observer looks again ...
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Comprehensive treatise on land surveying, comprising the ...
... vane must be r;tised upon the staff above the mark. The chainmen then
measure 800 feet farther, and the staffman drives in a stake, and erects the staff
upon it ; if it is too high, he must drive it a little lower with a hand mallet, which he
ought ...
7
Running Line: Recollections of Surveyors
Chainmen used a procedure to measure distances with a “Gunter's chain,”
similar to measuring distance with any measuring tape. The “front” chainman
pulled the front of the chain while the “rear” chainman positioned himself at a
point from ...
The two chainmen stand at C1 and D1 such that the chainman at C1 can see
both the ranging rods at D1 and B, and the chainman at D1 can see both the
ranging rods at C1 and A. 3. Now the chainman at D1 directs the chainman at C1
to ...
9
Annual Report of the Board of Public Works to the General ...
262.00, 1,312 40 Surveyors 396.75 ; draftsman 234.25, - • 631 00 Rodmen
721.00 ; chainmen 100.50 ; flagmen 42.75, 864 25 Pay of engineers on the
Kanawha river: Principal assistant engineer 480.85 ; assistant do. 137.25, 618 10
...
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Journal of the House of Delegates of the Commonwealth of ...
262.00, 1,312 40 Surveyors 396.75 ; draftsman 234.25, - 631 00 Rodmen 721.00
; chainmen 100.50 ; flagmen 42.75, 864 25 Pay of engineers on the Kanawha
river: Principal assistant engineer 480.85 ; assistant do. 137.25, 618 10
Surveyors ...
Virginia. General Assembly. House of Delegates, 1839
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHAINMEN»
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chainmen is used in the context of the following news items.
Five underrated attributes of great cricketers
His quick bouncy chainmen with the odd googly were so different from Warne's soaring leg breaks at the time, and were great to watch even if ... «The Roar, Nov 14»
Mini Mysteries: The strange case of the Kawautahi taniwha - part 2
... Maori - Warahi (Wallace), Pita te Aitua, and Piki - to work for him as linesmen and chainmen at a location called the Waimarino Block. «New Zealand Herald, Sep 14»
Defining the ACT
There was also little privacy living under canvas, especially as the tents of the chainmen, labourers and the cook of each party were close by. «The Canberra Times, Mar 13»
About half of quartzite border markers still remain
Bates and his crew of chainmen, moundmen and flagmen began work near the juncture of North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota ... «Rapid City Journal, Nov 12»
Border dispute answers erased in time
"You'd have a surveyor and assistants and chainmen and you'd have axemen with you and a cook and a draughtsman in the camp drawing up ... «ABC Online, May 10»
Surveyors paved the way for things to come
... crew of over 20 with cooks, cutting crews and chainmen and instrumentmen and the actual land surveyor would be on site, doing all the work. «Alberta Daily Herald Tribune, Jul 09»
