...method of obtaining and maintaining a depth of water sufficient for the purposes of commerce, either by canal from said river to the waters of the Gulf, or...one or more of the natural outlets of said river," &c. The board was constituted by General Orders К". 74 of the War Department, dated July 2, 1874,...

...depth of water sufficient •т the purposes of commerce, either by canal from said river to the Caters of the Gulf, or by deepening one or more of the natural outlets "if said river," &c. The board was constituted by General Orders N". "lof the War Department, dated...

...harbor act of June 23, 1874, for the purpose of making "a survey of the mouth of the Mississippi Hiver, with a view to determine the best method of obtaining...one or more of the natural outlets of said river," &c., was submitted to Congress, and printed, during the last session, forming Executive Document 114,...

...view to determine the best method of ot12 ruining and maintaining a depth of water sufficient tor tlie purposes of commerce, either by a canal from said...a full and detailed estimate and statement of the cos! of eaeh of said plans, and shall report the same, together with tlieir opinion thereon, showing...

...metLod of obtaining and maintaining a depth of water sufficient for the purposes of commerce, either by canal from said river to the waters of the Gulf, or...one or more of the natural outlets of said river/' &c. The board was constituted by General Orders Is". 74 of the War Department, dated July 2, 1874,...

...a depth of water sufficient for the purposes of commerce, either by a canal from said river to tlie waters of the Gulf, or by deepening one or more of the natural outlets of »aiil river.' They are hereby directed to assemble at New York City, NY, on the ¿Oth instant, or...

...and maintaining a depth of water sufficient for the purposes of commerce, either by a canal from the said river to the waters of the Gulf or by deepening...one or more of the natural outlets of said river," in recommending the opening of the South Pass by the application of the jetty system, states, " by...

...water) being assumed or supposed probable. The Board of Engineers constituted by act of June 23, 1874, "to determine the best method of obtaining and maintaining...one or more of the natural outlets of said river," proposed, by the extension of jetties, 900 feet apart, to the depth of 30 feet outside, to obtain provisionally...

...method of obtaining and maintaining a depth of water sufficient for the purposes of commerce, cither by a canal from said river to the waters of the gulf, or by deepening one or more of the natural cutlets of said river," proposed, by the extension of jetties, nine hundred feet apart, to the depth...

...maintaining a depth of water sufficient for purposes of commerce at the mouth of the Mississippi River, either by a canal from said river to the waters of the Gulf, or by deepening one or more of tho natural outlets of said river, and to report the same, together with their opinion thereon, showing...