Pacific service magazine . er to take full advan-tage of the additional water sup-ply that will be provided by theNevada Irrigation District stor-age system and, also, that whichwill result from the raising ofthe dam at Lake Fordyce, refer-ence to which has been made inprevious issues of Pacific Ser- Bowman-Sp vice Magazine, considerable reconstruc-tion work is in progress from end to end ofour companys Spaulding - Drum electricgenerating and distributing system. At Lake Spaulding the existing power-house in the tunnel adit below the damand known as Spaulding No. 1 will be dis-mantled during t
Pacific service magazine . er to take full advan-tage of the additional water sup-ply that will be provided by theNevada Irrigation District stor-age system and, also, that whichwill result from the raising ofthe dam at Lake Fordyce, refer-ence to which has been made inprevious issues of Pacific Ser- Bowman-Sp vice Magazine, considerable reconstruc-tion work is in progress from end to end ofour companys Spaulding - Drum electricgenerating and distributing system. At Lake Spaulding the existing power-house in the tunnel adit below the damand known as Spaulding No. 1 will be dis-mantled during the present winter to makeway for a plant of larger capacity. The newequipment will be of 10,700 horsepowercapacity. Then, the old equipment of 5000horsepower capacity will be transferred toSpaulding No. 2 plant, in the bed of thesouth fork of the Yuba River just belowSpaulding No. 1, and through which waterpasses from Spaulding tunnel and on toDeer Creek by way of the old South Yubaditch system. Adding to these figures the. aulding conduit. Metal flume under construction. 348 Pacific Service Magazine
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