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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 16 (April 1906) (1906)

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ing, the water would get under them and cut away the channel. The island, placed 11 feet below the extreme low-water level in a behind the brush, thereby diverting the main portion on which all hopes depended, began to wash away. On of the flow to the Arizona or eastern channel of the quicksand… … The Site of the New Concrete Headgate No. 1 at Hanlon's on the California One Tear's Growth of Willows in the Silted-up Canal Bed, Showing the Fertility of the Soil. Side of the Boundary. THE OVERFLOW OF THE COLORADO RIVER AND THE SALTON SEA.—II.

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