U. S. Geological Survey Water-supply Papers

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Wisconsin .

Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters. Madison .

Transactions. I—XVIII; XX—XXIII. 1870—1927.

Wisconsin State Agricultural Society. Madison , Wise.

Transactions. X; XI. 1872—73.

Public Museum of the City of Milwaukee . Milwaukee , Wise.

Annual reports of the Board of Trustees. 10—12; 15; 16. 1892—98.

Geological Survey of Wisconsin . Milwaukee , Wise.

Report on the Geological Survey of the State of Wisconsin by James Hall and J, D. Whit­ney. I. 1862.

Geology of Wisconsin . Survey of 1873—1879. I—IV. 1881—82.

Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey. Madison , Wise.

»Bulletins. 1—18; 20; 21; 23—26; 28—42 ; 44; 45; 47—50 ; 52; 54—58 ; 64—69. 1898 bis 1928.

U. S. Geological Survey Water-supply Papers. Washington .

55. Smith, G. 0. Geology and water re­

sources of a portion of Yakima County, Wash. 1901.

56. Methods of stream measurement. 1901.

57. Darton, N. H. Preliminary list of deep

borings in the United States , Part I, (Alabama-Montana). 1902.

58. Lippincott, J. B. Storage of water on

Kings River, California . 1902.

59. — Development and application of water

near San Bernardino, Colton , and Riverside , Cal. Part I. 1902.

60. — Part II. 1902.

61. Darton, N. H. Preliminary list of deep

borings in the United States , Part II. (Nebraska and Wyoming ). 1902.

62. Pressey, H. A. Hydrography of the

southern Appalachian Mountain region, Part I. 1902.

63. — Part II. 1902.

64. Murphy, E. C. Accuracy of stream mea­

surements. 1902.

65. Operations at river stations, 1901. Part I.

1902.

66. — Part II. 1902.

67. Slichter, C. S. The motions of under­

ground waters. 1902.

68. Taylor, L. H. Water storage in the

Truckee basin. 1902.

69. Pressey, H. A. Water powers of the

State of Maine . 1902.

70. Adams, G. I. Geology and water resour­

ces of the Patrick and Goshen Hole quadrangles, in eastern Wyoming and western Nebraska . 1902.

71. Taylor, T. U. Irrigation systems of

Texas . 1902.

72. Leighton, M. 0. Sewage pollution in

the metropolitan area near New York City and its effect on inland water resources. 1902.

73. Davis, A. P. Water storage on Salt

River, Arizona . 1902.

74. Fellows, A. L. Water resources of the

State of Colorado. 1902.

75. Newell, F. H. Stream measurements.

1901. 1903.

76. Pressey, H. A. Observations on the

flow of rivers in the vicinity of New York City . 1903.

77. Lindgren, Waldemar The water resour­

ces of Molokai, Hawaiian Islands. 1903.

78. Russel, J. C. Preliminary report on

artesian basins in southwestern Idaho and southeastern Oregon. 1903.

79. Leighton, M. 0. Normal and polluted

waters in northeastern United States .

1903.

80. Rafter, G. W. The relation of rainfall to

run-off. 1903.

81. Lippincott, J. B. California hydrography.

1903.

82. —85. Newell, F, H. Stream measure­

ments, 1902: Parts I—IV. 1903.

86. Cole, Burt Storage reservoirs of Stony

Creek, California . 1903.

87. Wilson, H. M. Irrigation in India

(second edition). 1903.

88. Hollister, G. B., and M. 0. Leighton The

Passaic flood of 1902. 1903.

89. Hamlin, Homer Water resources of the

Salinas Valley, California . 1904.

90. Todd, J. E., and C. M. Hall Geology and

water resources of part of the lower James River valley, South Dakota .

1904.

91. Flynn, B. H, and M. S. The natural fea­

tures and economic development of the Sandusky , Maumee, Muskingum, and Miami drainage areas im Ohio . 1904.

92. Leighton, M, 0. The Passaic flood of

1903. 1904.