Argument against the selection of Hetch Hetchy as a source of water supply for San Francisco, based upon the report of George S. Nickerson, consulting engineer, respecting the availability of the South Eel River and Putah Creek water-sheds, as a source of
by George S. Nickerson, Henry M. McDonald
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