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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 16 (1906) (1906)

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length the fall. It was necessary therefore to close this gate where the water from the main canal (which, it should extend up and down the stream. Nearly 600,000 feet be remembered, is the bed of the old river Alamo, dry of lumber, including 1,680 lineal feet of sheet piling except in time of… … No. 2. gency chute was attached to it in February, 1906, with supplied to the various sections of the Imperial coun- hundred and fifteen round piles will be used in the a flume 28 feet wide and 6 feet deep, and through try. When the flood began to pour down the Alamo, foundations, wings, and…

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