...with a hand capstan, were employed between Geneva and Newton from Jane 30, 1887, to November 24, 1887, removing snags and logs from the channel and overhanging trees from the banks. The work was interrupted at intervals by high water and was discontinued on November 24, in consequence...

...feet and width of 200 feet in open river, and 60 feet through the soft rock reefs, by the removal of snags and logs from the channel and overhanging trees from the banks, by cutting through the gravel and rock reefs, and by deepening the sand bars by works of contraction...

...a hand capstan, were employed between Geneva and Newton from June 00, 1 887, to November 24, 1887, removing snags and logs from the channel and overhanging trees from the banks. The work was interrupted at intervals by high water aud was discontinued on November 24, in consequence...

...feet and width of 200 feet in open river, and 60 feet through the soft rock-reefs, by the removal of snags and logs from the channel, and overhanging trees from the banks ; by cutting through the gravel and rock-reefs, and by deepening the sand-bars by works of contraction...

...then no work has been done at the bayou. Under the act of September 19, 1890, $3,000 was expended in removing snags and logs from the channel, and overhanging trees from the banks of the Holmes River, between its mouth and Yernon, Fla. For this purpose the snag boat belonging to the Choctawhatchee...

...then no work has been done at the bayou. Under the act of September 19, 1890, $3,000 was expended in removing snags and logs from the channel, and overhanging trees from the banks of the Holmes River, between its mouth and Vernou, Fla. For this purpose the snag boat belonging to the Choetawhatchee...

...then no work has been done at the bayou. Lender the act of September 19, 1890, $3,000 was expended in removing snags and logs from the channel and overhanging trees from the 1 tanks of the Holmes River, between its month and Vernon, Fla. For tliis purpose the snag boat belonging...

...bars; (2) enlarging portions of the river, revetting caving banks, and closing incipient cut-oil's; (3) removing snags and logs from the channel, and overhanging trees from the banks of the stream; estimated cost, $171,000, '90. 138У; '91, 1537. Surveys. Ordered by act of August 11. 1888. Made,...

...Ocuiulgee rivers and the town of Darien; this to bo accomplished by removal of rock shoals, sand bars, snags, and logs from the channel and overhanging trees from the banks, construction of deflecting dikes, closing incipient cut-oils, and revetting caving banks; total estimated...

...rock shoals and sand bars, : closing incipient cut-oft'sand revetting caving banks, (3) removing sna? and logs from the, channel and overhanging trees from the banks of tir stream. The cost of the improvement is estimated at $210,000, provided fuse are regularly and adequately...