Corps of Engineers, United States Army, and Engineer Department at Large

Navigation Companies vs. Water Power Users. Sebago Lake,

Maine

253-270

ALLEN, JAMES P., Assistant Engineer.

The Three-Point Problem and Hydrographic Surveys.

470-475

ANDERSON, W. D. A., Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers.
Discussion, "A Two-Company Infantry Redoubt.'
zier, L. V.)

BARBER, ALVIN B., Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers.

The Role of the Engineer Battalion with an Infantry Division___ 775-795
BENJAMIN, W. P. (See Black, R. D.)

BIXBY, WILLIAM H., Brig. Gen., Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army;
Member American Society of Civil Engineers.

River and Harbor Improvements: Progress and Needs in the
United States, 1911

114-128

BLACK, ROGER D., Captain, Corps of Engineers. (See Benjamin,
W. P.)

Factors Affecting the Safe and Economical Operation of Boats
in a Restricted Channel in the Hudson River.

599-612

BOWDEN, NICHOLLS W., Junior Engineer.

Regulation of the Hiwassee River near Charleston, Tenn.___. BROWN, EARL I., Major, Corps of Engineers; Member American Society of Civil Engineers.

205-215

Guard Locks in Canals Connecting Tidal Bodies of Water------

216-223

Power Development at the Falls of the Ohio, Louisville, Ky.
CAMPBELL, J. R., Chief Chemist, H. C. Frick Coke Co., Scottsdale, Pa.
Discussion, Acids in Rivers, etc." (See Roberts, T. P.).

325-342

504-506

CAPLES, W. G., Captain, Corps of Engineers.

Discussion, "A Two-Company Infantry Redoubt.' (See Frazier,