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1056.
a large amount of heat in the boiler
due to the fire which was simply banked
and a considerably high pressure of
steam, and the result is there is more
heat furnished in that way than is
required for the lodges, and the values have
to be controlled accordingly. So that
now there is steam day and night
This was effected by the running of
perhaps 150 feet of one inch pipe
in each case, the introduction of one
valve, costing perhaps $10 or $15 in each
case. I should say that from time to time we have put in
small local coils by order of the
superintendent at the ends of some of
the halls wherever he has desired it
from time to time These local coils
would give them perhaps 30 to 50
and possibly 60 to 70 ft. of pipe. It
would be a very small affair as compared
with the large coil underneath, but
might attract the attention of an attendant not
familiar with steam matters and look
to him as though it was much
more efficient than a larger matter

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