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Excerpt from Wood Pipe for Conveying Water for IrrigationDuring the period subsequent to 1880, the manufacture of wood pipe has grown to be an industry Of considerable magnitude, and the use of such pipe is a matter of economic importance. On the part of many there has been some skepticism 'as to the merits of wood for water conduits. On the other hand, there are those who have had too much confidence in it. As a consequence, the value of wood...

Excerpt from Wood Pipe for Conveying Water for IrrigationDuring the period subsequent to 1880, the manufacture of wood pipe has grown to be an industry Of considerable magnitude, and the use of such pipe is a matter of economic importance. On the part of many there has been some skepticism 'as to the merits of wood for water conduits. On the other hand, there are those who have had too much confidence in it. As a consequence, the value of wood...

Excerpt from Irrigation in the Yakima Valley, WashingtonIn the Yakima Valley are included all lands forming part of the watershed of the Yakima River and its tributaries. (map, Pl. I.) It is situated in the south central portion of the State and extends in a general southeasterly and easterly direction from the Cascade Moun tains through Kittitas, Yakima, and Benton counties, joining the valley of the Columbia River only a few miles from the s...

Excerpt from Irrigation in the Yakima Valley, WashingtonIn the Yakima Valley are included all lands forming part of the watershed of the Yakima River and its tributaries. (map, Pl. I.) It is situated in the south central portion of the State and extends in a general southeasterly and easterly direction from the Cascade Moun tains through Kittitas, Yakima, and Benton counties, joining the valley of the Columbia River only a few miles from the s...