...interference, to prohibit the States and individuals above from deluging the country below. T/unl— The formation of an outlet of the greatest attainable...capacity, from the Mississippi to the head of Lake Horche, with a view, if possible, to convert it ultimately into the main channel of the river. Fourthly...

...local measure, but one requiring State legislation and official execution and discipline. Third,—The formation of an outlet of the greatest attainable capacity, from the Mississippi to the head of Lake Borgue, with a view, if possible, to convert it ultimately into the main channel of the river. Fourth,—The...

...of an outlet of the greatest attainable capacity, from the Mississippi to the head of Lake Borgue, with a view, if possible, to convert it ultimately into the main channel of the river. Second,—The prevention of additional cut-offs,—a restraint which may call for national legislation,...

...interference, to proliibit the States and individuals above from deluging the country below. Third — The formation of an outlet of the greatest attainable...it ultimately into the main channel of the river. Fourthly — The enlargemmt of the Bayou Plaqiiemine, for the purpose of giving prompt relief to that...

...interference to prohibit the States and individuals above Iroin deluging the country below. "Third: the formation of an outlet of the greatest attainable...of the river. "Fourth: The enlargement of the Bayou Plaqueming, for the purpose of giving relief to that part of the coast which now suffers most from...

...levees in lower Louisiana, and more efficient surveillance;" "the prevention of additional cut-offs;" "the formation of an outlet of the greatest attainable...from the Mississippi to the head of Lake Borgne;" "the enlargement of the Bayou Plaquemine;" "the enlargement of the channel of the Atchafalaya;" and...