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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-19
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN
a Page From Her History.

Tie important experiences OF others err
interesting. The following is no exception
81 had been troubled with hcart disease E:
years, mn n Of that time very seriously. ! Dr
HNv years wu- treated by one ply siciap CON
I,uuut~lS was IN business, but uhli-cd g.
&c. ire on account Of my health. y l.i}
stefan told my friends that could not Ij'e'
month My feet ana limbs were badly
il. mud was Indeed in a serious c"ndi D..
whcu q gent lcman directed my attCnNo..
Dr. Nire' New Heart Cure and said that
sister, Who had been afflicted with heart Co.,
rsI So. had been cared by he remedy. ana sri.
,tlin astrong, healthy woman. pui' III t'
% Hnttlc of tile Heart cure, and i'm les Z lH
on hour after taking the iir>t dose ruui
Vcl decided Improvement in he cirrulaiiol
Yf my bu,l When HAD taken three doses J
nHld move my ankles. something ! had n'
Done for mont h-.and my imbs had been WI
len 50 long thW they seemed almos, pulr!lirN
Brfuie had taken one bottle of the New
Nrir Cure thc swelling had all gone G0Wu
ANA Wat s5 much better that did my own
work on my recommendation tx others mre
taking th- valuable remedy Mrs MOr,ai
jHA W Harrison - Chicago, III.
Ilr. Miles New Heart cure "A discovery Of an
eminent specialist IL heart disease. * sold hy
all drur-l = ON a positive gunranteo. or sent
~ IN, DR. Miles Medical Go, Elkhart. Ind. ON
receipt OF price Il per bottle. sis bottles for
g., pre- prepaid ii is positively free from
oil opini"- or dangerous drugs.
Go71 Ill
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an inmate of the Confederate home,
who has been paralyzed for eigh.
teen years, was ia few seconds
sent off the stage considerably bene.
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Fine Cigars and Fresh Candies.

Mr.. J 4 Ford can now be found
at 629 Austin street, with choice
stock OF fac cigars and fresh
candies Call and see him.
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See Stark West & Co. for acoidont
and fire insurance.
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The Lame and the Halt

Are invited to present themselves
at the opera house tonight and be
healed. Treatment free by the
Boy Phenomenon.
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PHYSICIANS
DIR. BALDWIN

norruRE AND RECTAL Sprc,..
, guarantee to cure Rupture. M
), =" A"", ticera,ed Rer,.e',
n!Sccic and Va-icoce,o um,
or aetension from business without }
o,r "ma wear a truss or suffer w,.
oaeneu you on such fair terms "hen a cd
three y seSSssu IN ard around wsoson
cal, ee n.y. es rss.- some you may know o he
Provident Building. lyIi'ce, Rooms So y
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The Wonder of this Country
Will demonstrate the marvellous pow
ers of animal magnetism at the
opera house tonight.
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District Court.

All the criminal business in
Judge SCOTS court for the spring
term has been practically disposed
of, with the exception of several
cases awaiting the action of the
grand jury, which will reconvene
on the l4th inst.
This morning the case of Warner
Anderson, charged with burglariz
ing a hen roos. aud stealing from it
a dominlck pullet, came up on q
new trial. The witnesses for the
state were absent when the case was
called, nd defendant was discharged
on his own recogniz TO app ,ar
again At the next term of court.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-12
The Ladies' Meet.

The Board of Lady Managers
of the Texas Cotton Palace met a,
10 O'Clock thismorning'at Travellers
Protective Association rooms at the
Pacific hotel. Mr.. James |. Moore,
vice President of the Board of
Directors, met with the ladies' aud
gave them an idea of the space Of
the building and the probable work
of the ladies', and assured them of
the hearty co operation of the Board
of Directors.
Saturday at 10 q. m. was selected
as the regular time for meeting.
Several new names were enrolled.
A committee consisting Of Mrs. r.
0. r )unsavall, Mrs. John +. Mar.
shall and Mrs. w. S Blackshear
was appointed to confer with the
board Of directors as to the choral
and orchestral features of the
Palace
The departments in which the
ladies' will work, together with the
chairmen and assistants of the sew.
eral COMMITTEES, will be decided
upon at the next meeting
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bat, on condition that legislation
was favorable to silver. All the Sc
propositions failed. Even the old
Bland law would have been relief,
bat no, if the Sherman law was re-
pealed unconditionally and congress
adj ourned.
Congress met again and an effort
to su pply the people with silver was
made by the passage Of the Bland
seigniorage law, which was vetoed
by Cleveland, and left the people in
the same condition that they were
after the repeal of the Sherman law.
"What we need to carry out these
reforms" the speaker said, "is like
the old railroad engineer said, more
sand >"
Mr.. Chiffon was still speaking
when THE News went to press.
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Kiplins on the 2lSt.

W. II. Leroy, manager of the
Texas summer amusement circuit,
passed through Waco this morning.
He announces the Great K,pling,
the wiz ard, as the next attraction at
the Auditorium, the date being
May 81. Kipling does not &C.
knowledge a superior, even claim.
ing honor- equal with if not supe-
rior to Hermann and Kellar. His
entertainment includes feats of leg
erdemain, spiritualstic manifesto
lions, although not spirituaIist,
music ana dancing. A very accom-.
plished serpentine dancer, Mile.
Sligo, is with him, whose
ability has been Clwidely
complimeoted by the American
press. This class of summer amuse.
ment is sure to please.
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The Halan Stnddard w

The Helen Stoddard w. c. T
Y. recently held two very enthus ii
astie meetings, electing offic fol-
the ensuing year as follows: Mrs
). +. Mussett, president, Mrs. A.
>. Droke, vica president; Miss Net.
tie Campbell, recording secretary
Mrs. M. A. Daugherty, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Helen M. Brian,
treasurer; delegates to the w. G. T.
U. convention, at Taylor, June Is,
Miss Nettie Campbell, Mrs. Helen
Brian; alternates, Mrs. Tubb and
Mrs. Carnahan.
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The Chicago. Rock Island & Texas
Railway,


The Great Rock Island Route in.
sugurates its New Vestibule Train
service Sunday, August 20; leaving
Fort Worth, Union depot, daily at
$40 P. IN, and arriving in Chicago
second morning.
The trains consist of the very latest
pattern of the vestibuled Pullman
sleepers and Free Reclining Chair
cars, and it is the only line running
both Sleepers and Chair cars from
Texas through to Topeka, Kansas
City and Chicago without change.
South bound train arrives in Fort
Worth S:15 a. M, daily, in time for
all connections East, West and South
Our eating houses West of Missouri
Rlver are second to none, and East
OF Missouri River all meals are served
In the Celebrated Rock Island Din
ing Cars, that have a reputation equal
to Delmonico- In fact the Trade
Mark, "Great Rock Island Route" is
guarantee of good service, with
safety, speed and comfort For in
formation, time table, etc., call on
your nearest ticket agent, or address,
j. c. McCABE,
G. T. Il I. A.
Fort Worth, Texas.
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as a
medicine

tor men, women and children
IS lndlsputably the best tonic.
But it has its disadvantages
Its unpleasant effects. That's,
IN the ferns IN avhleh ii is
usually Prcbayea. 1t causes
constipation, discolors the teeth
IA great o61erAou). Conse
quently it makes enemies out
OF its friends. There is, in fact,
but one preparation of iron
which is free from any objec-
tlonable results, This valua-
bic remedy is
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-12
RELIGIOUS.

St. Paul's Church, Rev. Franz
Page, rector-Services at ! a. M
and s p. m.
st. Pauls Mission, corner OF
Fourteenth and Jackson streets
Sunday school tomorrow afternoon
at 3 80 O'Clock.
scandinavian Lutheran Church,
corner North Tenth and Jefferson
streets-Sunday school at 2l5 PM
Preaching at $3.50 p. m. by the pas
tor, Rev. T. G. Opsahl.
First Presbyterian Church. So
Austin avenue-Rey. S. A. King.
pastor. Sabbath school at $3.50
a. IN. Preaching at II a. N. and
s p. m. by Rev. j. III. Luther, DID.
Christian church, 100 Washing
ton street, F. N. Calvin, pastor
Revival services still going on. Sun
day school, $50 q. In preaching l
a. IN. and Sis p. N. Special music
at evening services.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend the Christian En-
deavor meeting at Cumberland
Presbyterian church tomorrow even
ing at 800 Topic, GLOW to Bear
Burdens" Gal vi, 5; an interest
ing subject. Come out.
Trinity Methodist church, North
Twelfth street, between Columbus
and Jefferson Preaching at IL a.
m. and s p. m. by the pastor, Rev.
Charles K. Giddlngs; Sunday school
at $3.50 p. M Epworth League at
4:40 p. m; prayer meeting on Wed.
nesday evening al $50 O'Clock.
Fifth Street Methodist church
Sunday school at $3.50; preaching by
the pastor, Rev. IL. Nj. Whaling, at
/ a. N. and Sis p. m subject of
morning sermon, "The Personal
Love of God evening sermon,
"The Condition of adoption. Ep.
worth League at 7:l5 p. M. Every
body invited.
Church of the Assumption, Rev.
A. Badelon, pastor Tomorrow,
Peutecost Sunday, grand function,
viz First communion of children.
Services as follows: Low mass at
a. NJ; communion of children with
! sermon before by the pastor.
High mass, sung by large choir,
Professor Moello presiding az the
organ for the occasion. Sermon by
Father Badelon, on the Holy Ghost.
Evening service at 1870 p. m. The
children will renew their baptismal
VOWS. Sermon before and after the
which will end with a
grand benediction. Everybody cor.
iiallv invited. Beautiful decora-
ions.
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The Human EIectrj,I'
E7ow They contro1 :.
of the sod y

Tho electrical force ., ;,
o Sne nerve iluid may be e. t 'asss
c."'ly attractive departmS@as,a '
., ,me organs Of the ''lhtueencs d,
means Of the nerves ia y, andVs]
the body. thus sunnl ,o the VAIL
vitality necessary n by ing Tue III
sure sure, Their health G Tbo Is
pnenlnocastric nerve w ae
SHOWN here, may be sa ~ n
10 De the most itnnnr,,aa..u!
or the entire nerve . s,
ZEN, as it supplies ' M
,hcir'' lungs, stomach
DoWelS: etc. with tha
nerve force necessary ,e
Keep them actiyc a 70
healthy As will be s anu
9I the cutthe long ner va
aar'cnding from ,hee
Or q o! The brain and
tN:m.uat.nr in the h anu
l. me pAeunogas,ric
vince the Numerous il,
| t. branches supply ;ha
heart, lungs and s,o vme
nN !! with necessary WI vi
iGiiiiy, When the 6raj,n,
Nec,omes in any way d n,a
ordered Ivy irritabiIli,r
exhaustion, the nervs
force which il sl,nniios
Is iessencd, and tho' or.
ttili receiving the di.
minlshea supply are con.
srIncniiy Weakened
~" s,cl'!ns generally fan
' ''.r i'iiipofitanre Of this fsrtt
,I,, ~ l,'ei instead Of the r ,avs Y 4,
! ,'e noted specialist. FrSsssuussG
~ b.. has given the rr rranAIli
y '.'t . a,iildy OF TINS subject Az s
"'i1,pNHricN concerning L t eso aaa
i'F Mics Restorative V. aAs
NAled brain and nerve fooii JihAs
lri'riplr that all ncrvc Ci' hl,
u ,',.,., originate from a d.,1
tNefenters. Its wonderful . Ss
'"c~e disorders i, tesfliied' ,asa
Gerry part Of the laud, '"a
Restorative Nerylne or,
heiN,pp, prosrration, dlzzips'''
VA denlllty, It. Nitus dane s,il'
- tree from opiates or danss,ss.as'
u -pl'i on a pu~itiVp puaror,'s
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-12

We are struggling to establish a
mission A. M. E. church in the
western part of the city, and our
first rally in that direction will he
made next Sunday in the chapel of
the old Female college, corner
Third and Jackson streets. The
following distinguished divines will
preach, and we would be pleased to
have you hear them: Rev. j. W.
Randolph, of Corsicana, at IL am. :
Rev. D. Franklin Taylor, of Dallas,
at 3 p. M; Bishop B. F. Lee, of
Philadelphia, at 8 p. m.
A. J. WALLACE,
Tony LILLY,
j. T. BRADLEY,
B. BOOKER,
F. ID. OSCAR,
Committee on Invitation.
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Be LIBERAL.

There will be a convention held
of the Christian Endeavor of the
whole sta e of Texas in our city
May 90, 80 and 81, and ere will
be fully 5000 TO 600 visitors.
Aud Waco will also have the Popu.
list convention of June 20. Now
we have got to have ample facilities
for thine to meet in, tabernacle
which will cost a large sum of
money A committee will call on
everybody, and we hope you will
be liberal. The COMMITTEE.
Waco, May IA
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How the Vote Stood.

In the council report yesterday THE
NEWS stated that Alderman Poape
moved to adopt the resolution of
the police committee, which charged
lack of enforcement of the ordi.
nances, and gave his reason for
making the motion. He did not.
however, vote for the resolution, it
being defeated by the following
vote Ayes-Tlbbs, Lacy, GILES
pie and Deaton; nays Poage, Har.
rlson, Woodward, Waters, O'Brien
and Herbert.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-12
Real Estate Transfers,

Reported from Dilworth's alb
stract office, No. ll9 South Fourth
street.
E V Good to r. P Goode, 3 lots
on North Second street, part of the
Goode 6 acre tract, $500.
w Edens to w G Moran, 100
acres of the Peter Bolinger survey,
$500.
w M Ragland to W B Ragland,
74x185 feet, part of the Cohen addi-
ton, 1862 so.
X Z Goode to M F Sellers, 142
feet on Second street, near Barron's
branch, $500
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That the people appreciate the
effort OF The News is making to
give Waco one of the best evening
papers in the state is evidenced by
the way in which new subscribers
are being enrolled.
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A new line of diamonds and solid
jewelry that will satisfy and at
pricesto plea'e Texas Jewelry Man.
utaoturlng company opposite Pacific
hotel.
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Provident Heights continues t(

Provident Heights continues to
loom up. Several of Mr.. Colcord's
houses are nearing completion and
the public is invited to inspect. He
asks that the present torn up con.
dltlon of the streets be overlooked,
until the grading of streets, the
building of the electric railway
loop, the laying of eleven blocks of
gravel walks and 1000 feet add.
tional water mains is completed.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISER

HdVertising in thls column am,
rave ofone cent per word 10, M
Casn must accompany the o,ds, n
ordered bv a regular sdvertliu
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Fifty cents pays or The NEws
one month
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Badges and bangles made, and
enameling and oxydizing done at
the Texas Jewelry Manufacturing
company, opposite Pacific hotel.
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Su bscribe for The News.
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WANTED.

WANTED Statesmen; "
wv start, permanent place.
Co.. Nurs, rymen, Rochester, NJ
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LIOR RENT-Li ,srI T. tsss y,
Il Wiufrey 4 Hill VII y' Of "
Apply TO Richard Coke 'f'" J
liams, Az Franklin 81.
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NOR SERVICE-On,es , =, vi
Il q. g.. registered 'sT,sraoti ;
country. at 18th street ana 20 o. ga
leave word AT i04 austin ."
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THOR SEWVICE-MY IN ~ ~. !
II X. N. Palmer, dealer
Franklin St. ~
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DOI.LAIsD W.. BRECKEN
Celebr ated breach II promin n
wanted; book ready; history Of
trate !; 500 600 will be soid; prte1
W. IL. Ferguson & Co., Cincirnit,
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IF YOU-are out of employrel,
lob put an lad" in this '~~
only charP Q You ten cents, "A
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EOR >AaE-Holstein COW witty
gives 5 gallon o, milk str
j. +. Bagby
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xA1E KNOW A nroInl as III
w says the Rev. J w VOW. ii
the hes sermon he ever he es III
several hOu-es and rooms ana. u
IN everything and ape w W
l,uxd nnifx 2hnn.
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MISCELLAkkUVl

DERSON AI.-Iniormatlon m,
gusIan teed permanent cur
Blood Poison; no failure; cure %"9
for proofs Guarantee Rened! WI
street. Chicago
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FOUND "A pug d % md lpa,'I
I bypaying for this al Sn'
Pacific Express office
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Cheap q giod taI
mich COW. Apply TO Dr.. c. Ggl
First National Bank
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I OST Bay horse nony. oisn S,'
l. shoulder knot on riga! nuA
foot white. Return TO IA NV"
get reward.
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A FEW THINGS We M ~
~ know the man tnat stiuc.vs
Pat tersOn ought to pay tnou;HH.
and lay six months In OIL S sss
~ cool off on, The Racke! CuA"
bargains In bedroom suits.
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secretary Hamifa a san Frsaesses-
SAY FKAscrsco. june @s---Sharaes =
Haaalia. sssssiAas secretary ~ The i1sAAp
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Tacoma Taxpayers Indignant Over the
Wrong They Have Just Learned OF.


Wrong They Have just Learned OF.
TACOMA. June ~ Especial THE state
ment in this mornings Posr-ISTELIIGES-
GER that the Tacoma Light and Water
Company had probably intercepted the
consignment of pipe for the local water
system at San Francisco created about as
much discussion rs the original proposI-
tion to bond the city for over s., ,oo0 600 for
the purchase of the water and light plant.
Further investigation shows that there
has been still hunt for the missing pipe
for some time. Ii has been learned what
is the name of the tug that went out INTO
the ocean from San Francisco and inter-
cepted the ship carrying the pipe for the
Tacoma water works, all of which 1t was
supposed had been paid for when the
water plant was purchased from the light
and water company. Many interesting
particulars have been secured by the
counsel representing the city in the re-
covery of the property alleged to belong to
the taxpayers and withheld by the water
company after the plant had been pur-
chased.
1t is also probable that the water CON-
pany will have to account for its acts in
interoepting this pipe aud disposing of il.
as alleged. at San Francisco. No doubt If
the pipe by vessel could have been secured
by the city at the time the moonlight
sci zure of pipe and other material was
made here it would have been placed in
possession of the city authorities.
As the matter is understood the pipe
had been ordered as q part of the Tacoma
Light and Water Company's system. and
was scheduled among the pipe ''laid or to
be laid" by Expert Rudolph Herring. Ac-
cordingly it was supposed that this pipe
was part of the purchase just as the pipe
seized by moonlight by the mayor and
board of public works was considered
part of the purchase.
President Hosmer claimed IL was high
way robbery for the city 10 seize the pipe
as it did. and it appears the legal repre-
sentative rec:procated these ideas with re-
gard to the $1,000 worth of pipe inter-
cepted off San Francisco harbor.
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IS MRS. HALLIDAY ISsANEY
An Effort to Be Made to Postpone the
Wretched Womnn,s Execufinn

Wretched WomAn's Execution
MONTICELLO, \. Y, June s4-It is said
an application viii be made To Gov.
Flower for the appointment OF commits
sion to examine into Elizabeth Halliday's
mental condition, and that this may re-
suit IN her being declared insane. In that
case the governor may commute her SEN
tence 20 one of Imprisonment for life. or
she may be sent to an asylum TO be cared
tor until she RECEIVERS. and then put 10
death. Persons who have studied her
case believe she is both abnormal and
shamming at the same time: that is to say,
hers is such low order of intelligence as
to give her great cunning. while at the
same time she is nearly a lunatic How
the governor is TO have her case brought
before his attention no one ventures TO
predict. There is no movement on foot
toward such a procedure. and the idea
seems 10 be that the authorities at Au-
burn, where she will probably be sent,
will shrink from executing the death
penalty upon such an abnormal and in
sensate creature
The only thing Mrs. Halliday has eaten
since her trial was small cup of soup to-
day at noon. She YEARLY removed her
shoes before retiring. and dispensed with
the usual heavy blanket covering. At IL
p. m. she arose and took up position
near the foot of her bed and. raising her
skirts. stood for two hours without NOV
ing. In the morning she insisted on plac-
ing the left shoe on the right foot When
County Physician McWilliams called on
her she was in an ugly mood. She de-
ciined TO allow him to take her pulse. and
acted so exasperatingly that he left just as
Lizzie kicked over the chair.
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WASHINGTON CITY, June 24-Representa-
tive Sweet. of Idaho, has reported from
the house committee on irrigation of arid
lands the bill agreed on by Western men,
bers for a survey of the arid lands and
estimates of the cost OF reclamation. The
surveys proposed are, among others: In
Idaho. the land and water In the Snake
river valley and its tributaries; in Oregon,
the Columbia river valley east of the Cas-
cade mountains and the valleys of the
tributaries; in Washington, system of
reservoirs along the east base of the Cas-
cade mountains and investigation of the
subterranean water supply in the lands re-
quiring irrigation east of the mountains
and where the sinking of artesian wells
can be proftably undertaken. Maps are
TO be prepared showing the bitches, canals
or reservoirs necessary and estimates show
ing to what extent the water supply Is suffi-
c,ent, and estimates of the areas possible
of reclamation and of the cost. The bill
appropriates 1926. 900 and gives right-of-
way on United States lands for bitches
and reservoirs.