Irrigation Works Constructed By the United States Government
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The earth dumped from cars was first spread by fresno scrapers and levelled with road graders. That depos- ited by wagons was levelled by the graders. The layers were 6 inches thick, and were sprinkled with hose supplied by pipes and pumps.
The water was at first secured by the construction of tem- porary earth embankments to store the storm water of Owl Creek; but this supply was so precarious that the contractor bored two artesian wells, each 1,430 feet deep, which solved the problem.
The ear...th of which the dam is composed being nearly pure clay, care was taken not to supersaturate it. The water was in general limited to the quantity barely sufficient to make rolling effective and permit consolidation. In a few spots leaky pipes, or other carelessness on the part of the contractor, formed boggy places, but these were very limited in number and extent, and the surplus water was absorbed by the surrounding earth. Bor- ings in the solidified embankment with a post auger showed uniformly that the earth was barely moist and so compact as to receive a high polish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The earth dumped from cars was first spread by fresno scrapers and levelled with road graders. That depos- ited by wagons was levelled by the graders. The layers were 6 inches thick, and were sprinkled with hose supplied by pipes and pumps.
The water was at first secured by the construction of tem- porary earth embankments to store the storm water of Owl Creek; but this supply was so precarious that the contractor bored two artesian wells, each 1,430 feet deep, which solved the problem.
The ear...th of which the dam is composed being nearly pure clay, care was taken not to supersaturate it. The water was in general limited to the quantity barely sufficient to make rolling effective and permit consolidation. In a few spots leaky pipes, or other carelessness on the part of the contractor, formed boggy places, but these were very limited in number and extent, and the surplus water was absorbed by the surrounding earth. Bor- ings in the solidified embankment with a post auger showed uniformly that the earth was barely moist and so compact as to receive a high polish.
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