. Ingegneria e contrattazione. Assistenza nella movimentazione delle piste del miscelatore e nella cura del tubo flessibile dalla linea del tubo al miscelatore, a 3.75 7.50 3 dollari su due serie di carriole di ghiaia, carico e ruota, a 4.25 25.50 2 dollari su una serie di carriole di sabbia, carico e ruota, a 4.25 8.50 dollari in più 2 uomini che caricano la ghiaia in carriole, a 3.75 7.50 dollari in più 1 uomo che carica la sabbia in carriole 3.75 3 uomini che coprono e bagnano il calcestruzzo, a 3.75 11.25 dollari 1 ragazzo dell'acqua 1.50 1 guardiano notturno, bagnando il calcestruzzo e prendendo cura del fuoco sul miscelatore 4.0p 3:; uomini. Tot.-il .-. 136.50 dollari la media di coda

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. Engineering and Contracting . assisting in flumping wheelbarrow.s. moving mixer runways, and taking care of hose from pipe line to mixer, at $3.75 7.50 3 men on two sets of gravel wheelbarrows, loading and wheeling, at $4.25 25.50 2 men on one set of sand wheelbarrows, loading and wheel-ing, at $4.25 8.50 2 extra men loading gravel in wheelbarrows, at $3.75 7.50 1 extra man loading sand in wheelbarrows 3.75 3 men covering and wetting concrete, at $3.75 11.25 1 water boy 1.50 1 night watchman, wetting concrete and taking care of fire on mixer 4.0p 3:; men. Tot.-il .-. $136.50 The average daily run of this gang, when material was onhand, was 480 lin. ft. of pavement per day, the maximum runbeing 70 lin. ft., the above runs being equivalent to the plac-ing of 14b and 173 cu. yd. of concrete. From the first part of September to the end of the work onNov. 5, the concrete gang was smaller, averaging about 25men. and differed from the above organization as follows:The man spreading concrete was eliminated, his work being. Sand. concrete pavement work was delayed considerably owing tolack of facilities for furnishing materials fast enough to keepthe mixer in continuous operation. Common labor and teamsters were paid $4 to $4.50 per 9-hour day. Team and driver were paid at the rate of $7 perday. The average haul on cement was % mile; on sand %mile, and on gravel s mile. The size of the concrete gang was dependent, to a great ex-tent, on the ability of the contractor to get and keep enoughlaborers to carry on the work. From the beginning of thepavement work on July 19 to the last of August, the concretegang was made up as follows, and the following scale of wagesprevailed per 9-hour day: Per day. foreman $ 7.00 mixer operator (attends to firing) 6.00 man regulating water for batch and dumping mixer 4.00 boy on revolving distributor spreading concrete and wet-ting subgrade _ 3.75 man spreading concrete and assisting installing joints .... 4.25men on strike board, striking of

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