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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 6 (1900) (1900)

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a fact made possible by irrigation alone. When ing weir as a basis, a formula was éstablished whereby of the company’s main ditch, but tributary to the the amount of water being discharged by the river at it is known that this land has to be irrigated two or Cache la Poudre River. When the water… … tion of the water thus stored is a matter of no small on the stream, and which importance. The reservoirs are all connected by canals, comes in forasupply when and can all be drained, one into another, until the last all the others have been given their appropriation. As labor involved may be…

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