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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 16 (October 1899) (1899)

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s the excavation above the headgates of the Larimer County ditch was —loose earth, loose rock, and Chamber's Lake. This had been formed by a deep solid rock. depression, and covered at low water 135 acres, and at One tunnel 110 high water 213 acres. The ditch company incorporated Chamber's Lake as… … BRIDGE, WATERWAY, AND FLUHE AT TWO-AND-A-HALF HILE CREEK. INTERSECTION OF BIG LARAHIE DITCH AND TWO-AND-A- HALF HILE CREEK. and thirty million cubic feet of water to draw upon as structed. The difficulties of construction may be trees on the upper bank caused a loosening of the soil they found it…

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