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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 25 (1905) (1905)

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rge enough to supply all of the raw material needed. It has been connected The Tonto reservoir, which will be fed by the stream draulic and electric power, and a portion of the pre- liminary work has been the construction of a power of this name and the Salt River, will serve to irrigate with… … which have already been obtained in will be at least 250 feet in height, and grain growing and fruit and vegetable will range in thickness from 165 feet at culture show that only water is needed Concrete Work. the bottom to 16 feet at the top, or be to produce regular harvests. At pres- wide enough…

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