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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 25 (December 1892) (1892)

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d frofn the The importance of hav- action of the sea. The ing work of this kind tho- bottom rapidly slopes from roughly done and under an the ends of the conduits to intelligent supervision is a depth of more than 50 very evident, and the cities feet below low tide. and towns interested have The… … the estimate of Harvey N. Collison, population in 1890 SECTIONAL VIEW-CHELSEA AND EAST BOSTON TUNNEL. commissioners to pro- and 1930, the cubic vide for the building, feet of sewage per head per day and the cubic feet condensing engines, capable of lifting 160 cubic feet maintenance and operation…

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