Eureka Reporter | 1905-11-17 | Page 6 | Hydraulic Ram

1 I A arring comes from a rocky bank and runs down a slope toward the river it ts sufficient to fill a 1 inch pipe and does not freeze in winter house Is situated on higher ground about efty fee above spring what L the beset me ansof getting water from spring to house i G would work quite sati stac dorily in the circumstances here des bribed to raise water a total height of fifty feet a fall of five or Is sufficient and it would not be worth chile to secure a fall of more than ten feet in any event the sup ply pipe from the spring to the mu chine should be laid on the slope at about one in six so that for a s x foot supply pipe should be thirty six feet in length from the frach lne to the river good drainage should be provided to carry off the y waste water if as the correspondent ta states ahe flow of water will fill a one and a half inch pipe and if he wishes a large quantity of water pumped it would be advisable to se cure a no 4 or no 5 machine no 4 uses eight gallons of water per min ute and requires a 1 inch drive pipe and a or inch d pipe A no 5 uses fourteen gallons of water per min and requires a 2 inch drive pipe a yi a 1 inch discharge pipe