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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 21 (May 1891) (1891)

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igned to supply this level with water. used for supplying one of the summit levels of Morris yet it is found that it not only supplies the canal with The water-raising mechanism consists essentially water, but the crabs and fish are introduced with the Canal with water. The canal, coming from the… … BREAST WHEEL FOR LIFTING WATER INTO THE MORRIS CANAL. Newark, N. J., across the salt meadows known as the ing between the floats and stonework. The wheel is are found in considerable quantities in the canal, being Jersey flats, and into the Hackensack River at the thrown into it bv the water wheel.…

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