Engineering and contracting
Publisher: The Myron C. Clark Pub. Co.; Gillette Pub. Co.
Published: 1906
Place of publication: New York; Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 51
Subjects: Water-supply engineering; Periodicals; Roads; Building; Engineering
Notes: From July 1916-Sept. 1922 successive issues for each month were devoted to specific subjects: Roads and streets; Waterworks and hydraulics; Excavation and railways; etc., with continuous paging throughout the volume.

From Oct. 1922-Dec. 1925 (v.58-64) consists of four rotating monthly issues as follows, each section having separate paging: Roads and streets; Water works; Railways (replaced in Apr. 1925 by General contracting); Buildings, with the addition of a quarterly issue from May 1923-Dec. 1925, entitled: May 1923 New equipment; Aug. 1923-Dec. 1925, Equipment review.

From Jan.-June 1926 (v.65) Roads and streets, Water works, General contracting and Buildings were issued in enlarged form as rotating monthly magazines.

In July 1926 General contracting and Buildings were consolidated as a monthly publication under the old title: Engineering and contracting (v.65-71); Roads and streets and Water works were continued as separate monthly magazines.

Edited by H.P. Gillette.

Supplements: Road and street news, v. 1, June-Sept. 1922; Water works news, v. 1, May-Sept. 1922.

Title varies: May 1906-May 1911, Engineering-contracting, with which is incorporated Contract news (later "A weekly journal for Civil engineers and contractors", etc.).

Supersedes Roadmaster and foreman in Jan. 1906 and continues its volume numbering from Jan.-Apr. 1906.

In May 1906 absorbed Contract news of New York and assumed its volume numbering. Absorbed the Engineering world of Chicago July 3, 1907, Contract news of Chicago (formerly the Dirt mover) Nov. 3, 1909.