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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 8 (1901) (1901)

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ed by a company in a man- Texas in May, 1894, in the suburbs of the town of cago Canal presented some of the earliest and ner connected with the company in Texas. ‘There Corsicana while boring an artesian well. Pittsburg finest examples. The accompanying illustrations rep- is a low duty on the… … rieasures 121 feet 6 inches ing quantities. One well in in length, by 40 feet in this field for nearly a week breadth, and its depth at the working end, or bow, prospectors became interested, and a number of wells yielded 100 barrels a aay, then subsided to a ‘“‘pumper,” is 12 feet 2 inches, and at…

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