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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 6 (August 1896) (1896)
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f miles above the city limits. Its purpose was to (Continued on page 137.) it will have a maximum height to its crest of 70 feet and furnish light and water for the city and incidentally a that its crest overfall considerable surplus power for other uses. The idea will be about 1,125 was not a new… … Height, 60 feet; length, 1,150 feet; width at base, 66 feet; at the top, 18 feet; maximum power, 14,637 horse power. OBEAT DATS. ACSOSS THE COLOSADO SIVES AT ATTSTDT. TEXAS. © 1896 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patents · Munn · Wheat · Scientific American · Fiftieth · Winter wheat · Prize essay · Fiftieth anniversary · Fifty years · Anniversary number · Sewing machine · Large number · Trade mark · Half century
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