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The last few years have witnessed an increased use of various materials for the treatment of roads, with a view to their preservation, as well as the prevention of dust. The methods have been of two classes, namely, by improved processes of road construction, and by surface treatments.

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Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers
Volume 73Issue 3September 1911
Pages: 44 - 73

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Charles W. Ross, AM.ASCE
Prevost Hubbard
Chemist., Office of Public Roads, Washington, D. C.
Arthur H. Blanchard, M.ASCE
Frank J. Eppele
County Engineer of Mercer County, N. J.
John R. Rablin, M.ASCE
R. K. Compton
Assistant City Engineer, Baltimore, Md.
William H. Connell, AM.ASCE
Arthur W. Dean, M.ASCE
Fred. E. Ellis
Manager, Essex Trap Rock and Construction Co.
Michael Driscoll
Superintendent of Streets and Sewers, Brookline, Mass.
Philip P. Sharples
Chief Chemist, Barrett Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass.
Hubert K. Bishop, M.ASCE
R. A. Meeker
State Road Supervisor of New Jersey.

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