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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 23 (1901) (1901)

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les with them to heart of the city. The yellow fever epidemics of keep them pumped free of water, so that when a rain 1897, ‘98 and ’99 were the prime cause of a further intercept the flow of the gutters running back from storm occurs they will first serve as reservoirs and bond sale in 1900 of… … Borgne to handle, to discharge the surplus at three about 20,000,000 different points into Lake Pontchartrain. As the gallons per day, or 30 cubic feet per second. If this small volume was the drainage and install a complete sewerage system. main eanal is not completed as far as Bayou Bienvenu, On…

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