Chicago Sanitary District

Engineering data on the Sanitary District of Chicago

Regulation of elevation and discharge of the Great Lakes

Proceedings

The Sanitary district of Chicago

Proceedings of the Board of Trustees of the Sanitary District of Chicago.

Sewerage System of Chicago

Sanitary District of Chicago. History of Its Growth and Development As Shown by Decisions of the Courts and Work of Its Law Department

Preliminary message of President Thomas A. Smyth for the year 1913 ...

Facts demonstrating the Sanitary District of Chicago's need of and right to the diversion of the necessary water to protect the lives and health of its 3,500,000 citizens and other millions of people having social and business relations with them

Chief engineer's report and recommendations to the Board of Trustees. 1926

Communication from President Robert R. McCormick to the Finance Committee of the City Council concerning the price fixed by the Sanitary District for electric power to be furnished to municipalities

The act of the Illinois legislature under which the sanitary district of Chicago is organized

Copy of report by Colonel W.V. Judson, Division Engineer at Chicago to Chief of Engineers, United States Army, May 24, 1921

Engineering facts concerning the Sanitary District of Chicago, June 1927

In the Supreme Court of the United States, the state of Missouri vs. the state of Illinois and the Sanitary District of Chicago, original docket no. [actual number not printed or supplied]

State of Missouri, complainant, vs. state of Illinois and the Sanitary District of Chicago, defendants, original no. 4

Notes on the disposal of sewage with reference to Chicago

Report to Hon. Robert R. McCormick, president, on the disposal of sewage from the Calumet Subdivision of the Sanitary District of Chicago

Report of Commission appointed by Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works reviewing plans of West-Southwest Sewage Treatment Project of the Sanitary District of Chicago

In re the application of the Sanitary District of Chicago for permission to reverse the current of the Calumet River, pending before Hon. Wm. H. Taft