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Elevation of the pointer on the bell crank

Time.			Differences.	Time.			Differences.	Time.			Differences.
H.	min.	sec.	Seconds.	H.	min.	sec.	Seconds.	H.	min.	sec.	Seconds.
4.	55.	0.	0.19	4.	59.	30.	0.20	5.	4.	0.	0.17
		30.	0.13	5.	0.	0.	0.18			30.	0.18
	56.		0.13			30.	0.19		53		0.24
		30.	0.14		1.		0.21			0.18
	57.		0.15			30.	0.17		6.		0.19
		30.	0.19		2.		0.20			30.	0.19
	58.		0.20			30.	0.19		7.		0.16
		30.	0.19		3.		0.19			30.	0.14
	59.		0.21			30.	0.19

Note. The extremity of the pointer was 6.5 feet from the fulcrum of the bell crank. When the horizontal arms of the bell crank were level, the height of the pointer was 0.20 feet.

Height of the water above the wheel.

Taken in the forebay by Mr. John Newell.

Time.			Differences.	Time.			Differences.	Time.			Differences.
H.	min.	sec.	Height, in feet.	H.	min.	sec.	Height, in feet.	H.	min.	sec.	Height, in feet.
4.	55	0.	15.100	4.	59.	30.	15.110	5.	4.	0.	15.120
		30.	15.100	5.	0.		15.115			30.	15.120
	56.		15.100			30.	15.120		5.		15.120
		30.	15.100		1.		15.120			30.	15.115
	57.		15.110			30.	15.110		6.		15.115
		30.	15.115		2.		15.105			30.	15.110
	58.		15.110			30.	15.100		7.		15.110
		30.	15.100		3.		15.115			30.	15.110
	59.		15.105			30.	15.125

Note. The top of the weir is the zero point of the gauge in the forebay.

Height of the water after passing the wheel.

Taken in the forebay by Mr. Lloyd Hixon.

Time.			Differences.	Time.			Differences.	Time.			Differences.
H.	min.	sec.	Height, in feet.	H.	min.	sec.	Height, in feet.	H.	min.	sec.	Height, in feet.
4.	56.	0.	2.20	5.	0.	0.	2.21	5.	4.	0.	2.22
		30.	2.21			30.	2.21			30.	2.21
	57.		2.21		1.		2.21		5.		2.21
		30.	2.21			30.	2.21			30.	2.21
	58.		2.21		2.		2.21		6.		2.21
		30.	2.21			30.	2.21			30.	2.20
	59.		2.20		3.		2.20		7.		2.22
		30.	2.21			30.	2.20			30.	2.20

Note. The top of the weir is the zero point of the gauge in the forebay.