The Technical World Magazine, Volume 19Technical World Company, 1913 |
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Page 12
... land under them ; it merely , and solely , has power to protect their naviga- tion . In the case of a navigable river inside . a single State , the State owns the water and the land under it . In the case of a boundary river between two ...
... land under them ; it merely , and solely , has power to protect their naviga- tion . In the case of a navigable river inside . a single State , the State owns the water and the land under it . In the case of a boundary river between two ...
Page 14
... land that belongs to Iowa and Illinois , and neither State has any authority whatever over the concern . What can the States do about it ? A high official of one of them , being greatly attention of legislature and executive in my State ...
... land that belongs to Iowa and Illinois , and neither State has any authority whatever over the concern . What can the States do about it ? A high official of one of them , being greatly attention of legislature and executive in my State ...
Page 54
... land . given up entirely to the of hay . This land , former- from $ 1 to $ 10 an acre , from $ 100 to $ 150 an land is used over and over again for the same kind of a crop without rotation , though muriated potash , one hun- dred pounds ...
... land . given up entirely to the of hay . This land , former- from $ 1 to $ 10 an acre , from $ 100 to $ 150 an land is used over and over again for the same kind of a crop without rotation , though muriated potash , one hun- dred pounds ...
Page 62
... land's shore , the jetty is planned to extend seaward over the Grand Bank for a distance of two hundred miles . A break- water of this extent sounds like a stupendous undertaking , and such , indeed , it would be but for the natural ...
... land's shore , the jetty is planned to extend seaward over the Grand Bank for a distance of two hundred miles . A break- water of this extent sounds like a stupendous undertaking , and such , indeed , it would be but for the natural ...
Page 76
... land surface by four mules , pulls out stones that are too big to be han- dled easily in any other way . TO GUARD PANAMA CANAL THE HE biggest gun in the world is ap- propriately designed to guard the biggest canal in the world , and ...
... land surface by four mules , pulls out stones that are too big to be han- dled easily in any other way . TO GUARD PANAMA CANAL THE HE biggest gun in the world is ap- propriately designed to guard the biggest canal in the world , and ...
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