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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 13 (September 1897) (1897)

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bove and below. Moreover, the volume of base and has a batter of one in ten on the water face The outlet to Hemet Valley is a narrow canon, with and five in ten on the lower side. Its present crest is material to be handled would have been so much great- sides of granite, through which the stream… … rectly from the cable and swing them into position. the masonry. Cement had The concrete used to embed the blocks of stone was to be hauled from Hemet THE AQUEDUCT -IRRIGATED LANDS IN THE VALLEY BELOW. mixed in the proportion of one cement, three of sand Station, a distance of and six of broken…

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