Arizona republican., 1904-06-08

has boon finished. Contractor Gregorio is dCing the work on the Pinto tunreI on d sub contract from Futile & Cc. They have completed about 400 feet o1 this tunnel, which Is 1000 feet long. The Clifton tunnel is bajng done by Con- tractor Burnett, who has cCmrl teI about $50 feet of the work. Work has al:" been started on the Robinson tun- nef by Sub-CCntractor Patterson, who is working two shifts of men.
 The Gray tunnel which is about 500 feet long, has been driven dis.ance Of about fifty feet. The Moffatt tunnel ia a 15o fcOt tunnel. and fifty feet of the work uas beer Goro by Contractor Har- ris. Work las just been started on the Grapevine tunnel, which is SOD feet lunr.
 Schersr & Co, who have the ccn'ra- for the grading of the canal, are w r1- Inc ninety head of horses and fifty men. They have completed about q mile of the canal and have also sub-,e- part of this work.
 Sub-ContraC tor Cll1k Is working about twenty head Of horses and ten men and h. kes f1nishe about a quar. CT uf a milo of he work Sub-Contrac:or Redmond TogEey is working about
 
 also completed @ bout a quarter of a mile of his contract. The total I-nsth of tEe power canal line VIII be close to nineteen miles.
 MT. Wilson. who has charge of the work Of putting in the cuIver1s on the canal line, is working a sorca Of e'gat men. The government surerv-5:cn cf the canal x ir charge of Assistant En- Glnenr Q. T. Gaedy on the upper end. and Assistant Engineer Spriggs on the lower divlsIor
 Superintendent J. r. Davev, who has been working for the past two weeks making. cement pipe fer Usa in the washes along the line of tle canal, re- ports the work progressing satisfa ctor- fly. The work of constructing Iarge Culvcrts will soCn begin, as well as the concrete lining Of some of tho tunnels. Altogether there are bout SO men at work in tie rUnto basin
 Mir Newell. chief engineer or the II. s. C.. g.. accompanied by A. ?. Davis. supervising engineer, will arrive at the headquarters camp on Sunday, Juy e 5uh, and after looking over th~ prog less of the entire reservoir work, will take q trip over the Phoenix and Roosevelt road to Ph1enix. acCompln- icJ by Louis C Ilnl, cnGtneec 1n charge.
 Ialnes ". Spencer disbursing officer : for the U. s. z. g.. has returned 10 tho l headquarters camp after a three weeks visit to Los Angeles and Reno, Nev. i Robert L. Weide who has been with the Y. $. C. z. since the work on the dam first started. eXUects to leave for ' his home in Washington, D. C., about July 1st. Mr Welde left he9dduarters camp this morning for GloLc to stamp the bench marks on the line betveen n 1 Globe and the dam site and when Ee , cuGnrletes this work he will depart fO- [ Washington.
 Hugh Stokes and party left the head quarters camp today for 2. trip over the l Phoenix and Roosevelt road to do some engineering work,
 A very enjoyable picnic was held last Sunday at Walnut Springs in the Sierra AncEa mountains. participated in by the employees of the |. $. c. S. and lady friends residing near Liv.ngst-ne. l The outing vas given in honor of William Ehenianu, of the headquarters camp who left camp today with MT. | Stokes party dowr tn erivar. MT. Eh- | eaann bid farewell to all his friends in the valley and when he arrives il Phoen-x he will leave for his home in Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Ralph P Dillon. assistant enciTee Of the L. s. c. &, Phoenix office, has ! been at Roosevelt for several days past. MT Dillon is engaged in draugh ing plans for the various plants being erect ed there. REIDY.