Inventory of the Carl Jonas Rhodin Papers,bulk 1909-1930

Processed by the Water Resources Collections and Archives staff.

Water Resources Collections and Archives

Orbach Science Library, Room 118

PO Box 5900

University of California, Riverside

Riverside, CA 92517-5900

Phone: (951) 827-2934

Fax: (951) 827-6378

Email: waterarc@ucr.edu

URL: http://library.ucr.edu/wrca

1999

Inventory of the Carl Jonas Rhodin Papers, bulk 1909-1930

Collection number: MS 79/2

Water Resources Collections and Archives

University of California, Riverside

Riverside, California

Contact Information:

Water Resources Collections and Archives
Orbach Science Library, Room 118
PO Box 5900
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, CA 92517-5900
Phone: (951) 827-2934
Fax: (951) 827-6378
Email: waterarc@ucr.edu
URL: http://library.ucr.edu/wrca

Processed by:: Water Resources Collections and Archives staff
Date Completed:: October 1979

Descriptive Summary

Title: Carl Jonas Rhodin Papers,

Date (inclusive): bulk 1909-1930

Collection number: MS 79/2

Creator: Rhodin, Carl Jonas, 1877-1932

Extent: ca. 3 linear ft. (7 boxes)

Repository: Water Resources Collections and Archives

Riverside, CA 92517-5900

Shelf location: Water Resources Collections and Archives

Language: English.

Administrative Information

Access

Collection is open for research.

Publication Rights

Copyright has not been assigned to the Water Resources Collections and Archives. All requests for permission to publish orquote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Head of Archives. Permission for publication is given onbehalf of the Water Resources Collections and Archives as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include orimply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by the reader.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Carl Jonas Rhodin Papers, MS 79/2, Water Resources Collections and Archives, University of California, Riverside.

Scope and Content

Reports and papers on hydraulic power systems, hydroelectric developments in California and the West, land reclamation and valuation.

Access Points

Marin Municipal Water District

Marin Water and Power Company

Excelsior Water and Mining Company

General Electric Power Company of California

Great Western Power Company

Pacific Gas and Electric Company

San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation

Chewacan Ranch Project (Or.)

Western Canada Power Company

Spring Valley water Company

Southern California Edison Company

Northern California Power Company

Hydraulic machinery

Water-power -- California

Reclamation of land -- California

Hydroelectric power plants -- California

Wolverton Dam (Calif.)

Biography

Carl Jonas Rhodin was born on May 11, 1877 in Kongelf, Sweden, the son of Carl Joseph Theodor and Caroline Gustava Nathalia (Trahn) Rhodin. He attended schools in England and at Gothenburg, Sweden, where he entered the university. He completed his training in civil and electrical engineering at the Royal Technical University in Stockholm, from which he was graduated in 1900. After some experience in harbor construction work, he came to the United States in 1902, and during the next two years was employed as construction engineer on the Thebes Bridge across the Mississippi River. Thereafter he practiced almost continuously as a construction engineer, principally in California and other Pacific coast states.

Among the more important of Rhodin's works, which he either planned, constructed or supervised, were the extensions and additions to the De Sabla Hydraulic Power System for the California Gas and Electric Co. (1906), hydraulic improvements in Sacramento (1907-1908), and the design and construction of several of the largest buildings in San Francisco. After 1908 he devoted particular attention to investigations of hydroelectric developments, land reclamation, valuation and rate fixing, and projected railway extensions. Among the corporations retaining his services in such capacities were the Southern Pacific Railroad Co., Great Western Power Co., Pacific Gas and Electric Co., and others in Japan and China.

For many years Rhodin was chairman of the section on city planning of the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco. He was a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Society of Swedish Engineers and Engineers Club of San Francisco. He was an ardent yachtsman and wrote a number of articles for magazines devoted to the sport. His most valuable contribution was in the development of standards of performance and methods for handicap racing, which he calculated scientifically. Owing to his expert knowledge of the subject, he was selected as one of the judges of the international races during the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. He was married April 22, 1908, to Grace Margaret Cook, daughter of Alexander Cook, of San Francisco, and had a son, Carl William Rhodin.

Carl J. Rhodin died May 2, 1932 in Oakland, California.

From National Cyclopedia of Biography, Vol. 24, p. 336-337.

Container List

AGENCIES and PROJECTS - CALIFORNIA

Box 1, Folder 1:A,B

[Brandy City Mining Company, San Francisco - folder containing correspondence, proclamations announcing the diversion of water, and blueprints, all pertaining to the Yuba and Sierra Power Project and the development of power for Brandy City and the Mining Company in Sierra County.]

Physical Description: 10 items (in 2 folders)

Folder 2

Rhodin, Carl J.

Memoranda: proposed development plan of the Chucawalla Development Co. - report by Koebig and Koebig, Cons. Eng., Los Angeles, Cal., dated April 13, 1911.[s.l.], September 16, 1911.

Physical Description: 20 p.

Scope and Content Note

Typewritten.

Folder 3

[Excelsior Water and Mining Company - folder containing correspondence with officers of the company and J.G. White Engineering Corporation and a newspaper clipping, all concerning the development of water and power in the Nevada and Yuba Counties by the company.] 1921-22.

Physical Description: 20 items.

Folder 4

[General Electric Power Company of California - folder containing proposals, calculations and notes on the development of power along the Mokelumne River in Amador and Calaveras Counties, and a pamphlet about water and power development along the river.] 1911.

Physical Description: 6 items.

Folder 5

Great Western Power Company, San Francisco. Valuation Department.

Trend of construction labor costs of the distribution system, San Francisco District, period 1914-1924inclusive. San Francisco: [The Company], 1925.

Physical Description: [50] l.: tables, diagrams.

Scope and Content Note

Typewritten.

Folder 6

[Great Western Power Company - folder containing documents and correspondence pertaining to the California Railroad Commission's investigation into the price of fuel oil and its relation to the company's rates to its consumers.] 1925.

Physical Description: 19 items.

Folder 7

[Great Western Power Company - folder containing stock promotion brochure (1924)and organization chart (1922).

Physical Description: 2 items.

Folder 8

[Great Western Power Company, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, et al - envelope containing documentation (i.e., map, cost appraisals, statements, testimony, memoranda, etc.) on consolidation of territories.] 1928-30.

Physical Description: 19 items. (in 2 folders)

Scope and Content Note

On envelope: Water Rights - Consolidation Case.

Folder 9

Moulton, J. S.

Historical study of the effect of the severance of the electric properties and business in the City of San Francisco on the earnings and expenses of the Great Western Power Company of California for any year 1920 to 1925 inclusive. [San Francisco], April 1926.

Physical Description: 146 l.

Scope and Content Note

Typewritten.

Folder 10

Putting power behind your savings. San Francisco: Great Western Power Company, [192-?]

Physical Description: 22 p.

Scope and Content Note

Brochure.

Folder 11

[Rhodin, Carl J.]

Commentaries on functional organization. San Francisco: Great Western Power Company, [1928]

Physical Description: [27] l.

Scope and Content Note

Typewritten.

With correspondence laid in.

Folder 12

[Hetch Hetchy Water Supply Project, Tuolumne County - folder containing March 19, 1920 issue of The Banner (Sonora) (Hetch Hetchy Water Supply edition), Transactions of the Commonwealth Club of California XVIII:7 (1923)Hetch Hetchy Power, program for inspection trip of Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct, and promotional leaf for the project.] 1920-24.

Physical Description: 4 items.

Scope and Content Note

On folder: Severance.

Folder 13

Klamath River Plant completed by the California Oregon Power Company. In: Journal of electricity 55:10 (1925).p. 364-371.

Scope and Content Note

Removed from journal.

Folder 14

Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. Industrial Department.

Special report to O.C. Struthers, Pacific Coast manager, Raymond Concrete Pile Co., Washington Building, Los Angeles, California. Los Angeles: Chamber of Commerce, 1930.

Physical Description: 1 v. (unpaged)

Scope and Content Note

Contains information about industrial progress, chartered growth, transportation and markets, fuel, power and water, labor, climate, etc. for Los Angeles City and County.

Folder 15

Seal Beach Station of the Los Angeles Gas and Electric Corporation. [Los Angeles, 19--?]

Physical Description: [12] p.

Scope and Content Note

Brochure.

Folder 16

J.G. Rollow and D.L. Galusha.

Seal Beach plant operating: new steam station of Los Angeles Gas and Electric Corporation lates fuel-fired plant in California - designed for oil and gas burning - initial installation consists of 35,000 - kw. unit. Reprint from Electrical world, May 30, 1925.

Physical Description: 8 p.

Scope and Content Note

Reprint published by Dwight P. Robinson and Company, Inc., Engineers and Constructors.

Investment promotion for Dwight P. Robinson and Company laid in.

Box 2, Folder 17

[Testimony] before the Railroad Commission of the State of California in the matter of the petition of the Marin Municipal Water District, for an ascertainment by the Railroad Commission... of the value of the property of the Marin Water and Power Company: reporter's transcript. San Francisco: The Commission, August 27-28, September 4, 1914.

Physical Description: 2 v. (in envelope).

Folder 18A

[Marin Water and Power Company - folder containing: Valuation of physical properities and water rights... 1913 and 1914 (J.G. White Co.); Valuation of Marin Water and Power Company - historical review, 1914;Report of the Board of Directors of the Marin Municipal Water District, 1915;Report to the Board on choice of most advisable system of water supply, 1913;Marin Water and Power valuation; all concerned with Marin Water rights and valuation.] 1913-15.

Physical Description: 6 items. (in 6 folders)

Folder 18B

[Marin Water and Power Company - folder containing various reports, testimony, graphs, diagrams, rainfall comparisons, notes, calculations, etc. pertaining to Marin Water rights and valuation.

Physical Description: 31 items.

Folder 19

Mt. Whitney Power and El[ectric] Co. [Tulare County], Check calculations concrete flumes. June 1912.

Physical Description: 9 l.

Scope and Content Note

Handwritten on graph paper.

With: correspondence (4 items) laid in.

Folder 20

[Napa and Lake Counties - envelope containing correspondence pertaining to the extension of electric lines in Lake County, a water supply project from Conn Valley, the improvement of Brown's Valley and Redwood Canyon Roads (Napa), and the dam and reservoir at the State Hospital, Napa.] 1907-8.

Physical Description: 4 items.

Scope and Content Note

On envelope: Early Brief Reports.

Folder 21

[Northern California Power Company - folder containing notes, diagrams, inspection and appraisal reports, correspondence, etc., concerning North Battle Creek Reservoir and Dam in Shasta County, and other constructions.] 1911.

Physical Description: 12 items.

Folder 22

[Northern Water and Power Company - envelope containing blueline maps and profiles of Starr Canal, Waggoner Canal, Middle Yuba Canal, Malakoff Reservoir site, pipelines at Canyon, Poorman, Spring and Humbug Creeks, and Columbia Hill Reservoir, all in Nevada County.] San Francisco: J.G. White and Company, 1907-12.

Physical Description: 13 items.

Scope and Content Note

On envelope: index and N.W. and P.C. - Blue Line Prints of Maps and Profiles.

Box 3, Folder 23

[Northern Water and Power Company, Nevada and Yuba Counties - folder containing correspondence concerning the offer for sale of the Bloomfield Water System to Byllesby Engineering Corporation, the sale of the Granitesville Water System, water rights matters, and an appraisal of the condition of Bowman Dam; California State Water Commission's rules and regulations governing the appropriation of water; application and notices of application for the appropriation of waters by Excelsior Water and Power Company.] 1919-23.

Physical Description: 5 items.

Folder 24

[J.G. White and Company]

Report on Northern Water and Power Company, California, November 1911.

Physical Description: 45 l. (2 copies)

Folder 25

[Pacific Gas and Electric Company - folder containing reports, memoranda, correspondence, cost data, tables, map, etc. pertaining to the valuation of Yuba County properties owned by the Company.] 1911-12.

Physical Description: 59 items.

Scope and Content Note

On folder: P.G. and E. Co. Valuation.

Folder 26

Outstanding features of Pacific service. San Francisco: Pacific Gas and Electric Company, [1924?]

Physical Description: 40 p.

Scope and Content Note

Brochure.

Folder 27

Walter Dreyer and G. Ross Henninger.

Pit River hydraulic development involves novel features. In: Journal of electricity 55:4 (1925)p. 118-137.

Scope and Content Note

Removed from journal.

Development of Pacific Gas and Electric Company.

Folder 28

Water rights of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, California: report of committee. [San Francisco: J.G. White Engineering Corporation] 1913.

Physical Description: 37 l.

Scope and Content Note

Typewritten.

With: Water rights, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, by substitution method(9 p.) and handwritten tables laid in.

Folder 29

[Ramona Power and Irrigation Company - folder containing a favorable report on the investigation of the company to determine whether the main purpose of the system was for irrigation or power, correspondence and topographical map of San Jacinto quadrangle, Riverside County.] 1910-11.

Physical Description: 4 items.

Scope and Content Note

On folder: [label] Report on Ramona Powee [sic] and Irrigation Company dated Los Angeles, Aug. 6, 1910; [pencilled] Ramona. Genr'l Land Office Report.

Folder 30

[Regional Plan Association of San Francisco Bay Counties - folder containing summaries of proceedings of the Association, Preliminary report on Regional Plan problems, and brochure: The San Francisco Bay Region of the future - what the Great Regional Plan means.] 1925-26.

Physical Description: 5 items.

Folder 31

[Rubicon Water and Power Company, El Dorado County - correspondence with the Southern Pacific chief engineer, tables, notes, charts, blueprints pertaining to various canals, dams and reservoirs of the company.] 1910-11.

Physical Description: 13 items.

Scope and Content Note

On folder: Rubicon [(Orig] H.G. and C.J.R data)

Folder 32

Salt Creek Power Project [Tehama County]: hydraulic development, estimate of cost. Revised. 1910.

Physical Description: [4] l.

Scope and Content Note

Typewritten.

With: 23 l. of calculations, in pencil.

Folder 33

[San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation, Fresno County - folder containing specifications, notes, charts, water-wheel test results, calculations, correspondence, diagrams, blueprint, etc. pertaining to Tule River (San Joaquin) Power House (Plant) and pipeline] 1913-14.

Physical Description: 16 items. (in 2 folders)

Box 4, Folder 34

[Sierra and San Francisco Power Company - envelope containing statements of construction accounts/reports for 1910-1918, cost estimate of Stanislaus Development, detailed inventories of holdings, general map of transmission lines for the company, auditors report for 1915, valuation of properties index, etc.] 1908-18.

Physical Description: 24 items. (in 10 folders)

Scope and Content Note

On envelope: Sierra S.F. Power Co. Auditors report Construction - Statements.

Folder 35A

[South Feather Land and Water Company, Butte County - folder containing construction schedule for Wyandotte-Bangor Irrigation Project, property lists, notes, map of Lost Creek Dam, Opinions and orders of the Railroad Commission of California .] 192-?

Physical Description: 7 items.

Folder 35B

[South Feather Land and Water Company, Butte County - folder containing correspondence and other papers concerning ` the development of the company and the suit filed against it by Wyandotte Irrigation District; itemized expense accounts for work performed by Rhodin.] 1921-22.

Physical Description: 2 items.

Folder 36

H.A. Kluegel.

A report concerning certain improvements to the water supply system of South Feather Land and Water Company, Butte and Yuba Counties, California. San Francisco, 1921.

Physical Description: 16 l., 6 plates.

Folder 37

Long Beach Station number two, Southern California Edison Co., Stone and Webster Incorporated, Engineers-Builders: design and construction - article from Power, February 17, 1925,article from Power plant engineering, March 15, 1925;operation - letter from G.C. Ward, Vice-president, Southern California Edison Co., May 2, 1925.

Physical Description: 17 p.

Folder 38

The Story of Busy Buttons. [s.l.]: Southern California Edison Company, 1925.

Physical Description: 30 p.

Scope and Content Note

Brochure.

Folder 39 A

[Spring Valley Water Company - folders containing drafts, reports, notes, statistics, maps, tables, diagrams, calculations on rainfall, run-off, water flow, valuation, etc. for the system (Alameda, San Mateo, Santa Clara, San Francisco Counties).] ca1911/12.

Physical Description: 20 items. (in 5 folders)

Scope and Content Note

On all envelopes: Spring Valley valuation hydrographic investigation; on 2 envelopes: G G Anderson; on 1 envelope: Water rights report. (Folder 39A in Box 4)

Box 5, Folder 39 B,C

Physical Description: 71 items. (in 10 folders)

Scope and Content Note

On all envelopes: Spring Valley valuation hydrographic investigation; on 2 envelopes: G G Anderson; on 1 envelope: Water rights report. (Folder 39A in Box 4)

Folder 40

[Tujunga Water and Power Company, Los Angeles County - folder containing correspondence concerning a report on the proposed construction of two dams on the Tujunga River.] 1911.

Physical Description: 2 items.

Folder 41

[Warner's Ranch, San Diego County - folder containing correspondence, rainfall data, reports, notes, graphs, tables, map pertaining to Warren Dam and Reservoir, Pamo Reservoir and other parts of the development.] 1911.

Physical Description: 35 items.

Folder 42

[J.G. White and Company, Inc. - folder containing correspondence with officers of the company concerning various matters and projects with which Rhodin was involved; envelope containing documents pertaining to policy (e.g., press interviews, recording and distribution of work hours, Federal tax information, moonlighting) and statements concerning pay reductions due to the business depression of 1914.] 1911-15.

Physical Description: 29 items.

Folder 43

[Wolverton Dam, Tulare County - folder containing blueprints, diagrams, notes, calculations, etc. of the Dam and the Wolverton Creek Reservoir.] 1913.

Physical Description: 14 items.

Folder 44

[Wyandotte Land Company - folder containing correspondence pertaining to the company's properties, contracts for the sale of certain properties, maps of the properties in question, financial statement of the company, topographic map of Butte County, Palermo quadrangle (USGS), map of proposed development of Wyandotte-Bangor Irrigation Project water resources, promotional brochure of Sunny Slope in Butte County (Bangor Development Company)] ca 1915-22.

Physical Description: 7 items.

Box 6, Folder 45

[Yosemite Power Company, Stanislaus County - folder containing abstract of inventory; inventory and report of the Gas and Electric Division of the Railroad Commission; cost breakdown of dams, water conduits and penstocks for the company.] 1916.

Physical Description: 3 items.

Folder 46

[Yuba-Nevada-Sutter Water and Power Association - folder of correspondence pertaining to various investigations and projects.] 1920-21.

Physical Description: 1 v. (looseleaf)

Scope and Content Note

On folder: Yuba-Nevada-Sutter correspondence.

Folder 47

Carl J. Rhodin.

Preliminary report: water supply for Yuba-Nevada-Sutter Water and Power Association. San Francisco, 1920.

Physical Description: 3 v.

Scope and Content Note

Carbon copy.

Discusses, in large part, Pacific Gas and Electric Company's plan of development for the Canyon Creek watershed.

Folder 48

[California-Nevada-Oregon Narrow Gage Railroad - envelope containing data pertaining to earnings and cost of operation.] 1912-13.

Physical Description: 3 items.

Scope and Content Note

On envelope: Calif.-Nev.-Oregon Narrow Gage R.R. Earnings and Cost of Oper.

AGENCIES and PROJECTS - OREGON and BRITISH COLUMBIA

Box 6, Folder 49

[Chewacan Ranch Project, Lake County - folder containing Chewacan River flow charts, surface level and run-off data, water discharge tables, rainfall evaporation and temperature records, comparisons of other rivers statistics, calculations, etc., all related to the project]. ca 1910-14.

Physical Description: 24 items.

Folder 50

[Chewacan Ranch Project, Lake County, Oregon - folder containing report on irrigation and drainage of Ranch, tables and diagrams of water requirements and area, memorandum of Rhodin's work experience, his testimony regarding water rights, an expense account, a plan of the headworks cut-off for Center Canal, and a map of the Chewacan Land and Cattle Company.] 1913.

Physical Description: 9 items.

Folder 51

[Clackamas River Power Project - folder containing blueprints, maps, cost estimates, calculations, all pertaining to the project.] 191-?

Physical Description: 16 items.

Scope and Content Note

On folder: Clackamas (Orig. H.G and C.J.R. Data)

Folder 52

[Klamath Power Project - folder containing blueprints, charts, report on condition of flow - forebay system, diagrams, memorandum, all pertaining to the project.] 1910-11.

Physical Description: 12 items.

Scope and Content Note

On folder: Klamath (Orig H.G and C.J.R. data)

Box 7, Folder 53A

[Western Canada Power Company, British Columbia - folder containing blueprints for Stave Falls hydroelectric development: Stave Drainage Basin; Stress diagrams and profiles of dams; Precipitation records; Run-off and storage curves; Property map, Stave Lake and vicinity; Reinforcement in intake dam; Hydro electric development at Stave Falls] 1911-13.

Physical Description: 8 items.

Folder 53B

[Western Canada Power Company, British Columbia - folder containing photographs of the Stave Falls hydro electric development, Stave Lake, and Stave River.] 1911.

Physical Description: 17 items.

Folder 53C

[Western Canada Power Company - folder containing plans of Vancouver with power systems, and a map of British Columbia.] ca 1910.

Physical Description: 3 items.

Folder 53D

R.F. Hayward.

Description of the hydro electric development of Western CanadaPower Company, Limited, Stave Falls, B.C. Vancouver, B.C.: Western Canada Power Company, [191-?]

Physical Description: [12] p.

BRIDGES, DAMS and TUNNELS

Box 7, Folder 54

Elliot, G.A.

Calaveras hydraulic-fill earth dam. San Francisco: American Society of Civil Engineers, 1916.

Physical Description: [6] p.

Scope and Content Note

Read before the San Francisco Association of Members of the Society, October 17, 1916.

Folder 55

[Folder containing blueprints of 3 types of rock fill dams and diagrams of sector gate for outlet control in dams.] 1910.

Physical Description: 4 items.

Scope and Content Note

On folder: Design of dams. Stability.

Folder 56

[Folder containing materials on tunnels. s.d.]

Physical Description: 3 items.

Folder 57

Henny, D.C.

Two earth dams of the United States Reclamation Service. [s.l.]: American Society of Civil Engineers, [1911]

Physical Description: [56] p.

Scope and Content Note

Reprinted from the Society's transactions LXIV (1911), p. 38-93.

Folder 58

Klamath River Bridge on the Redwood Highway, Del Norte County, California: a memorial to the late assemblyman G.H. Douglas. [s.l.]: California Highway Commission, [1923]

Physical Description: 15 p.

Folder 59

Prince, George T.

Cheesman Dam. [s.l.]: American Water Works Association, [190-?]

Physical Description: 33 p.

Scope and Content Note

Presented at the 26th Annual Convention of the Association.

CHLORINE WATER TREATMENT

Box 7, Folder 60

Coffin, T.D.L.

Chlorinating the water supply of Greater New York. New York: Wallace and Tiernan Co., Inc., [1916]

Physical Description: [7] p. (Technical publication; 8)

Scope and Content Note

Reprint from Engineering news, Sept. 7, 1916.

Cover title: Chlorination at Dunwoodie.

With: information folder and questionaire laid in.

Folder 61

Hyde, Charles Gilman.

Report upon the sanitary quality of the Owens River water supply delivered to consumers in Los Angeles through the Los Angeles Aqueduct System. Los Angeles, 1915.

Physical Description: 54 p.

Scope and Content Note

Reprinted from the 14th annual report of the Board of Public Service Commissioners of the City of Los Angeles.

Folder 62

Hyde, Charles Gilman.

Stream pollution and present status of controlling legislation in California. [1913]

Physical Description: [16] p.

Scope and Content Note

Reprint from American journal of public health IV:10 (1913), p. 819-834.

Folder 63

[Rhodin, Carl J.]

Memorandum: clarification and purification of domestic water supply for Sonora and Jamestown. [191-?]

Physical Description: 6 p.

Scope and Content Note

Typewritten.

Second draft (7 p.)

Folder 64

Wallace and Tiernan Company, New York.

Protecting the water supply of Greater New York. New York: The Company, 1916.

Physical Description: [21] p.

Scope and Content Note

With: questionaire to be sent to obtain quotations on apparatus laid in.

MACHINERY

Box 7, Folder 65

American Well Works.

American centrifugal pumps. 2nd edition. Aurora, Illinois: The Works, [190-?]

Physical Description: 64 p. (Bulletin; 104)

Folder 66

Howell (R.) Corporation.

Howell standard hydraulic ram. New York: The Corporation, [190-?]

Physical Description: [4] p.

Scope and Content Note

Order form laid in.

Folder 67

Pelton Water Wheel Company

Pelton-Doble centrifugal pumps. San Francisco: The Company, [190-?]

Physical Description: [4] p.

Scope and Content Note

Order form tipped in.

Folder 68

Sulzer Frères.

Moteurs marins, Diesel-Sulzer. [Winterthur, Suisse]: Sulzer Frères, [1918?]

Physical Description: 33 p.

Scope and Content Note

Brochure for nautical engines.

MISCELLANEOUS

Box 7, Folder 69

John H. van Deventer.

Who's who in Muscle Shoals? a review of the present offers and the men behind them. In: Industry illustrated, July 1924.p. 15-17, 62-71.

Folder 70

[Miscellaneous documents pertaining to material and building costs, prices, and valuation.] 1911-24.

Physical Description: 5 items (in 2 folders)

Folder 71

[Miscellaneous materials pertaining to Bruneau Irrigation Company, Idaho (1909);Valley Counties Power Company, Butte County (map); North Yuba Canal, Sierra County (1909);Clancy River (Photographs); Nevada Irrigation District (1923);map of Tahoe National Forest (1916).

Physical Description: 8 items (in folder)

Folder 72

[Miscellaneous personal letters of Rhodin in envelope (1913-15);document in Swedish (s.d.).

Physical Description: 2 items (in folder).

Scope and Content Note

On envelope: Personal letters of interest.

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