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... Gallons Used . Average per Day . 1875 . December 279,525 9,017 1876 . 1876 . December 3,237 3,072 15,237 3,080 3,122 21,546 70,840 January- February March April 142,350 4,592 506,700 17,472 802,950 25,974 1877 . 1,217,400 40,580 January ...
... Gallons Used . Average per Day . 1875 . December 279,525 9,017 1876 . 1876 . December 3,237 3,072 15,237 3,080 3,122 21,546 70,840 January- February March April 142,350 4,592 506,700 17,472 802,950 25,974 1877 . 1,217,400 40,580 January ...
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... gallon in every one hundred gallons in the Yuba , and it is fair to conclude that it is the same , or nearly so , in the other debris carrying streams . From this immense amount , accumulating on and on throughout all time , it becomes ...
... gallon in every one hundred gallons in the Yuba , and it is fair to conclude that it is the same , or nearly so , in the other debris carrying streams . From this immense amount , accumulating on and on throughout all time , it becomes ...
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... gallons ; Lobos Creek , two million gallons ; Laguna de la Merced , five million gallons ; Lower Crystal Springs , five million gallons ; making a total of fifty - nine million gallons daily . Intelligent legislation upon a subject of ...
... gallons ; Lobos Creek , two million gallons ; Laguna de la Merced , five million gallons ; Lower Crystal Springs , five million gallons ; making a total of fifty - nine million gallons daily . Intelligent legislation upon a subject of ...
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... gallons ' daily supply in our reservoirs , with Clear Lake in the back ground only seventeen miles distant and three hundred feet higher than our main reservoir , and from which the supply is limitless , and when the day comes when its ...
... gallons ' daily supply in our reservoirs , with Clear Lake in the back ground only seventeen miles distant and three hundred feet higher than our main reservoir , and from which the supply is limitless , and when the day comes when its ...
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... gallons . 6,690,000,000 gallons . Total .. 7,770,000,000 gallons . 180 First payment in 6 per cent . city bonds . Crystal Springs ( upper ) , now 50 feet above valley , when completed will be 82 feet 9,400,000,000 gallons . 1879 ...
... gallons . 6,690,000,000 gallons . Total .. 7,770,000,000 gallons . 180 First payment in 6 per cent . city bonds . Crystal Springs ( upper ) , now 50 feet above valley , when completed will be 82 feet 9,400,000,000 gallons . 1879 ...
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A.-Well amount assessed August average Bear River bill Board bottom lands building California carried cents channel Commission committee cost County Crystal Springs Crystal Springs reservoir debris December deposit discharged District dollars an acre dred eight eighteen hundred examination expense Feather River fees feet Female number filled five hundred flood furnished Governor William Irwin Grand larceny gravel harbor hospital hundred and fifty hundred and seventy-seven hydraulic mines institution interest irrigation January July labor Ladies Legislature levees March Marysville miles million Napa Nevada County October one-half opinion Orphan Asylum paid patients portion Pound Prison purchase received Relief Society reservoir respectfully Sacramento River San Francisco San Joaquin San Pablo Bay sand sediment Senate September shoaling Stockton streams Street Suisun Bay thirty thousand dollars three hundred Tide Land tion Total twenty twenty-five Valley wash Yard Yuba River
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