Lake County, Indiana, From 1834 to 1872
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A second was dug, about ten feet up the hill, rise of ground about one foot, to the depth of twenty-seven feet. On boring twenty inches water was reached, the brick were laid, and the water came up to about eleven feet from the surface. The water is excellent in quality and abundant in quantity.
A well on the Dittmers' place is impregnated with some mineral resembling Epsom salts. It is a very agree- able, healthful water.
INCIDENTS AND ITEMS. 259 The well at the cheese factory, north of Crown ...Point, was dug sixty-five feet, then bored twenty-seven feet. The water came up to within some fifty feet of the sur- face.
J. H. Ball has lately dug two wells on his lots in Rail- road Addition. The first is twenty-four feet in depth, in which the water rose eleven and a half feet and there re- mains. The second is fourteen and a half feet, furnish- ing a supply, but no rise of water. These are about two hundred feet apart. Water is reached at different depths, but will generally rise several feet on Railroad Addition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A second was dug, about ten feet up the hill, rise of ground about one foot, to the depth of twenty-seven feet. On boring twenty inches water was reached, the brick were laid, and the water came up to about eleven feet from the surface. The water is excellent in quality and abundant in quantity.
A well on the Dittmers' place is impregnated with some mineral resembling Epsom salts. It is a very agree- able, healthful water.
INCIDENTS AND ITEMS. 259 The well at the cheese factory, north of Crown ...Point, was dug sixty-five feet, then bored twenty-seven feet. The water came up to within some fifty feet of the sur- face.
J. H. Ball has lately dug two wells on his lots in Rail- road Addition. The first is twenty-four feet in depth, in which the water rose eleven and a half feet and there re- mains. The second is fourteen and a half feet, furnish- ing a supply, but no rise of water. These are about two hundred feet apart. Water is reached at different depths, but will generally rise several feet on Railroad Addition.
What to read after Lake County, Indiana, From 1834 to 1872?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ball, T. H. (Timothy Horton), 1826-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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