HAFERKORN, HENRY E., Librarian, Engineer School.

Selected Articles of Engineering Interest 145-161, 337-351,

517-527, 673-685

HALE, IRVING, Brigadier General, United States Volunteers.
Discussion

494-495

HANSEN, PAUL, M. Am. Soc. C. E.

Discussion

HARRINGTON, D. A., Consulting and Supervising Engineer.

Underground Conduit Construction...

HARTS, W. W., Major, Corps of Engineers.

Discussion

646

207-230

330-331

Harbor Improvement on the Pacific Coast of the United States. 618-641

HASKINS, CARYL D.

A Civilian's Suggestions for a Technical Reserve for the Army 477-489
Discussion

489-508

KELLOGG, J. W., Manager Marine Sales Department, General Electric
Company.

Discussion

68-69

KUHN, J. E., Colonel, Corps of Engineers.

Discussion

495-497

LANGFITT, W. C., Lieutenant-Colonel, Corps of Engineers.

Rebuilding Lock Gates, Milan Section of Illinois and Mississippi
Canal, During Seasons of 1910-1911...

392-395

MCQUIGG, J. R., Major, Ohio National Guard.

The Work of the Corps of Engineers, Ohio National Guard______ 302-312

MEIGS, M., United States Civil Engineer.

An Experiment in Wood Preservation
OAKES, J. C., Major, Corps of Engineers.
Discussion

231-235

318-324

The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal in the Civil War..

267-269

ROBERTS, H. L.

Rock Dredging at Carr Shoals, Oconee River, Georgia__

509-512

ROSE, W. H., Lieutenant (now Captain), Corps of Engineers.

Field Searchlights

A New Portable Searchlight Tower

1-22

336

Railway Transportation Required for a Pioneer Battalion, U. S. A. 613-617
SABIN, LOUIS C., Assistant Engineer.

Fluctuations of Water Level in a Canal Caused by the Filling of
Locks

201-206

SCOTT, CHARLES F., Consulting Engineer, Westinghouse Electric Co.
Government Specifications for Electrical Apparatus.

54-66

SEWELL, JOHN S., Late Major, Corps of Engineers.

Discussion

SKEY, F. E. G.

497-499

89-116, 276-301

The Final Struggle for 203-Meter Hill at Port Arthur
SMRCEK, ANTONIN, Engineer, Professor at the I. R. Bohemian Tech-
nical High School in Brunn.

Relative Advantages of Locks, Lifts, and Inclines_

117-140

STEESE, JAMES G., Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers.

Comparative Tests of Wye and Dumpy Levels

75-76

STEINMETZ, C. P., Consulting Engineer, General Electric Company.
Discussion

645

STURDEVANT, C. L., Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers.

A-Frame Movable Top to Provide Increased Depths Above Fixed

Earth Excavation, Comparative Methods of, Coll ert Shoals Canal 558-566

Fluctuations of Water Level in a Canal Caused by Filling of Locks 201-206

Chesapeake and Delaware Canal in the Civil War, The

267-269

A-Frame Movable Top to Provide Increased Depths Above Fixed
Dams, An

315-318

Dam No. 10, Monongahela River, Damaged by Burning Oil.

74

Delafield, Richard

416-417

Derrick, with Adjustable Boom, A Simple_

474-476

Discharge of Unpurified Sewage into the Hudson River near Yonkers,
The

396-412

Dredges and Dredging:

Dredging Appliances and Steam Dredges, Early

413-415

Rock Dredging at Carr Shoals, Oconee River, Georgia_

509-512

Earth Excavation, Comparative Methods of, Colbert Shoals Canal__. 558-566
Editorial Notes
163-166, 353-362, 529-534, 687-690

Electrical Apparatus, Government Specifications for

54-74

Filing and Indexing Professional Literature, A System for‒‒‒‒‒‒ 552-557
Final Struggle for 203-Meter Hill at Port Arthur, The_

Forms at Lock No. 21, Cumberland River, Cost of

Fuel Oil v. Coal__

Gratiot, Charles

Harbors:

89-116, 276-301

601-612

270-275

80-82

Harbor Improvements on the Pacific Coast of the United States 618-641

Cost of Forms at Lock No. 21, Cumberland River
Elements Affecting Lock Construction on Canalized Rivers Having
Fixed Dams

601-612

567-590

Fluctuations of Water Level in a Canal Caused by Filling of Locks 201-206
Locks and Movable Dams of the Ohio River

535-551

Rebuilding Lock Gates, Milan Section of Illinois and Mississippi
Canal During Seasons of 1910-1911---

392-395

Ohio National Guard, The Work of the Corps of Engineers

302-312

A-Frame Movable Top to Provide Increased Depths Above Fixed
Dams

315-335

Brussels Ship Canal, The_-

436-455

Early Dredging Appliances and Steam Dredges

413-415

Elements Affecting Lock Construction on Canalized Rivers Having
Fixed Dams

567-590

Floating Concrete Plant, A Complete

83-88

Fluctuations of Water Level in a Canal Caused by the Filling of
Locks

201-206

Forms at Lock No. 21, Cumberland River, Cost of

601-612

Rebuilding Lock Gates, Milan Section of Illinois and Mississippi

Rock Dredging at Carr Shoals, Oconee River, Georgia
Replacing Lock Gates on the Kanawha River.
Surveys and Borings for Lock Location, Ohio River

509-512

77-80

418-431

509-512

Rock Dredging at Carr Shoals, Oconee River, Georgia_
Searchlights:

Field Searchlights

New Portable Searchlight Tower, A.
Selected Articles of Engineering Interest_-

1-29

336

145-161, 337-351, 517-527, 673-685

Specifications for Electrical Apparatus, Government –
Surveys and Borings for Lock Location, Ohio River

54-74
418-431

Technical Reserve for the Army, Civilian's Suggestions for a 477-508, 648-662
Terminal Facilities in Their Relation to Waterway Improvement_-- 236-248
Totten, Joseph Gilbert

Trade Publications

313-314

143-144

Transportation, Railway, Required for a Pioneer Battalion, U. S. A... 613-617
Wood Preservation, An Experiment in__.

231-235