90 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

PERMANENT BRIDGES.

Between the years 1900 and 1911 there were constructed the following permanent bridges,—

Victoria, Crapaud, Steel Superstructure, 100 feet long Murray Harbour South, ” “ 90 “ “ Acorn’s’ “ It 40 It (‘ MOOney’s, ‘( Cl 40 l‘ H Midgell’ (I H 50 H (( Dunk River, “ “ 7o “ “ Crosby H “ 40 It l‘ Morel], Creosoted and hard pine timber.

Vernon River, Steel, Two spans, 110 feet long each. Yeo’s Mills, “ 40 feet long Tyne Valley, “ 4o “ “ Johnston’s River “ 50 “ “ Wright’s ‘ ‘ 4o “ ‘ ‘ McRae’s “ 4o “ “ St. Peter’s “ 50 “ “

The following permanent bridges were erected in the province in 1912 :—

Clyde River, Steel Super-structure 40 feet long North River Bridge, “ 1 span. 165 ft., 5 spans, 90 ft. Tignish Harbour “ 35 feet long Beans, “ 35 “ “ Indian Reserve, “ 4o “ “ Bonshaw, “ 6o “ “ Murray, 11 35 u u Seal River, “ 13o “ “ Montague, “ 180 ” “ Old Mill, “ 90 “ “ Rogers, 11 90 u n In 1913 the following permanent bridges were erected : Haldiman Bridge, creosote. lumber 2500 feet long Hunter River Steel Superstructure 35 “ “ Glencoe ” 35 “ “ Kelly’s Cross “ 35 “ “ Turner’s Mill “ 5o “ “ Emerald “ 50 “ “ Clark Steel Superstructure 70 feet long McLaughlin’s Concrete 7x7x33 “ “ Murray Harbour “ 4%x4%x22 “ “

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