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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 22 (November 1871) (1871)

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before the first of January, 1800, after any in existence, and were the pride of the city. origin of the fire at the water works, it is certain that when which the work steadily progressed. THE LAKE TUNNEL. it did commence the whole building was soon in flames, and In commencing the lake shaft end… … meeting with and occasional explosion of apparatus is, in fact, more a hygrometer CHICAGO WATERWORKS AS THEY APPEARED BEFORE THE FIRE. gas, and other causes. The average for the than a barometer. The change of color in year ending April 1, 1805, was thereby reduced to nine and the central papar is…

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