ctness is obtained. For wide, heavy roads a steam
roller of fifteen tons can be used to advantage. A sprinkling wagon
completes the list that is necessary for the county or town or other
municipality constructing its own roads.

FOOTNOTES:

[9] By E. G. Harrison, C. E., Secretary New Jersey Road Improvement
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