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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 2 (July 1901) (1901)

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s the fans of a By this means she was evenly balanced. haps, than that of the well at Niobrara, in Knox 4-foot Pelton wheel through a one and one-half inch When the weather was once more propitious, Capt. County, Nebraska, which, in addition to the work of nozzle. Anderson hurried forward the… … into Portland tems, offer no ARTESIAN WELL THAT DISCHARGES 11,158 GALLONS DAILY. ARTESIAN WELL AT BEAVER GROSSING, NEB.—NINE SUCH Harbor, where better protec DEPTH OF WELL, 1,303 FEET. WELLS HAKE IT POSSIBLE TO IRRIGATE 115 ACRES. she was tem- tion from fm porarily patched up. She was then taken to…

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