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

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y 600,000 feet to save it, and construct an apron to protect the chan- be remembered, is the bed of the old river Alamo, dry of lumber, including 1,680 lineal feet of sheet piling nel below the fall, and, therefore, the abandoned head- except in time of flood) is taken, and by means of wall, 6… … Two-Yard Dipper Dredge at Work at Headgate Levee Built Parallel with the South Branch of the Alamo River Near Headgate No. 2 to Stem No. 2. the High Water. gency chute was attached to it in February, 1906, with supplied to the various sections of the Imperial coun- hundred and fifteen round piles…

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