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own. At night the town, also drives the. machinery of a 60-barrel flour ampton by the salvage steamer “Greencastle.” mill. same water runs the dynamo and lights the place, besides filling the public reservoir—all of which seems The water flows through a 6-inch casing into a i A FEW REMARKABLE… … pools and lakes, the largest of which, seen on the STEEL STONE-CATCHER AT THE HEAD OF ARTESIAN is thrust upward to an elevation of 5,000 to 6,000 feet Miller estate, covers some thirty acres. But of all WELL, higher than the eastern edge. The upturned edges of the utilization of artesian water the…

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