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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

san ARienio. Tea, June g.-south.
vest Teas. OF rather the Falfurrlas
country. 90 ths sah An,Onso ana Afan.
sas Pass ralSay has brohsn aneth.f
record 10 the shipnsst Of frnN a
hrs, car Of sstermsloaa shipped from
a feEsa potnt this ssaaoa and th.
earliest Ia tho history ~ vaisrmslos
shiPmepis. va loaded ana ahips
from FalfnFFlAs Not 0uiy vas lhls
a record shipnlsst bot ne fruit alsa
eFOoghi . rscore pTies. 500 being p.,d
for ths ear This lS The inrrsst erle.
ever paie for . car o. Tetss nslons
A. . shippisg poist
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
FLOOD IN TEXAS GROWS WORSE
frame Suspended and Anthony 10 Com
pletely Washed Away.

pieteiy Washed Alvey.
nj Paso. Tex. June B.-Thc Rio
Grande Hood situation grows worse
each day. The water Is several feet
higher north OF here and several hun
dred yards OF track on the Santa Pc
railroad between NJ PAso aud Albu.
querque have been washed out.
All trahic here IL being diverted
over the Southern Paciac TO Demlng
The town Of laMesa. on the opposite
bank Of the Rio 0rande river, IL under
] feet OF water. but no loss Of life
there 10 reported. The rise Of the riv.
e. vas gradual. aud the people Of the
town bad an opportunity TO escape the
hood.
Anthony. another small tOwn. vas
completely washed away. but there
also the people we're warned Of the
danger and vacated their homes Ia
time.
The river threatens To change tts
course 8 miles below ~ Pano and 4,
ls possible thsi further great damage
viii result.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

Toxic. June S--IO:45 a. m.--ResF
-AAmlral Roisstyensky Is. resting well
with no dangerous symptoms and his
speedy recovery seems certain.
The officers OF the Russian battle
ship orel have declined to accept pa.
role They have been given an add.
tlonal day 70 further consider the ques-
ton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
DRODIE DUKE SEEKS
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
Suit As Brought Is Based On
Statutory Grounds.
IT IS CLAIMED HE WAS INSANE
His Marriage to Miss Alice Webb wss
the Beginning Of Sensational Ltioa'
tion-Hls Property In Hands Of the
Trustees Appointed.

tion--HiS Property In Hands Of the
Trustees Appointed.
New York. June B-Papels ~ On &C
ton for absolute divorce brought by
Brodle l. Duke. we're servel today ON
Mrs. Alice Webb. Duke. whose mar
riage 90 Mr.. Duke In December last
was the beginning Of sense tioual liti
cation.
Al the same time II became known
hat proceedings pending against MIR.
Duke In this county. the object OF
which were to have him declared In
competent TO manage his Affairs. have
been abandoned by q member OF his
family at whose mitigation the suit VAS
begun. His property, however. Is now
held By trustees
Mrs. Alice webb was married TO
Mr.. Duke In this city ON December
10. 1904.
As soon as the family heard Of tue
marriage. secured an order from the
supreme court In this county by which
BrOdie l.. Duke was committed pend.
ing an inquiry a. 10 his sanity
lie was confined In sanitarium
for several days without being In com.
municatlon with any on.
When Mr. Duke was arrested the
whole story came out and furnlshed
one Of The sensations OF the year.
AFR. Duke was finally released from
the sanitsrium by direction Of the
court.
The suit for divorce brought by Duke
Is based on statutory grounds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

CartsfsViiis 0a Jaus 6--A 6sai
ihvOiviuE 80 90 cssh has Jast ssea
completed IN This eity stisk gives "a
the EfOsah Poser eoupahy fsfi 0un,
ershlp 81 he property ~ ne Ekouah
D~rsiopBrut company. and caSryins
sith q The riEhi 70 dsvslsp ana con
tfOi ths saisr possv ihsi Wlil De -.
evFes ~ harbsasisE The n0Wah Tlv.
e. ne psrshassFs state tkaf piaan
fof early dsvsiOpmsnt are belnE Tor
mnlatsd aue q sarvsy ~ ihs Dsoperfy
81 ~ MADE 81 once Il n certain
mai ths tzo~ah Ftsss h - ~ har
sessef. usns sHofdinG rTgm sa88 10
iseo9 horss posvr sof ~ ne 81 Che
eity
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
AMMUNITION GONE;
Then SURRENDERED
Was the Course Pursued By
Admiral Nebogatof.
RoJEsrvENskY IS RESTING EASY
Ossosrs Of Russian Battlsship orei Re-
fuse to Accept Parols-cruiser lie.
na to Become a Hospital ship.-An
Earthquake Shakes japan.

St. Petersburg, June 5.-The state.
ment that the ammunition on board
Admiral Nebogatoff's ships was ex.
hausted when he surrendered was re
ceived with some relief. this being one
OF the conditions, which. according to
the Russian naval regulations. com
mander Is allowed to surrender, the
other conditions being when the crew
OF a vessel Is so depleted as 10 be un-
able TO manage her and work her guns
and when the ship Is burned to the
waters edge, and about to sink.
Nevertheless. most OF the naval men
continue to be OF the opinion that the
seacocks should have been opened and
the ship sunk, Stories OF the mutiny
on board the Russian vessels continue
20 circulate in the clubs and cafes. but
the admiralty will not admit that Il
has received any information tending
20 substantiate them. The ofhcials
admit. however, that some OF the sail
ors mutinled on the coast OF MAZDA
gaScar. and that a number OF them
were shot by Admiral Rojestvensky's
.-nrder
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
QUIET PREVAILS IN CHICAGO.
Negotiations fos Peace Al6na New
Lines 10 Now In Proarssa.

Lines 10 Now In Progress.
Chicago. June 3 Negotiations along
new lines for q settlement Of the team.
siets' strike were under wAy today.
A committee Of I've appointed By
the te0msters' Joint counsel With full
power 10 eject . peace compact with
the department stores awaited the ap,
polntmebt Of a similar committee b.
nc for the merchants
Biward HIllman q state stree, mer
chant undertook 70 secure the appoint
meDt Of the employers committee.
The representative Of the teamsfers'
Edward smih. president Of the coal
teAms,efS Peter Reilly. Of fbs depart
ment store delivery drivers. Jeremiah
MeCarthy business aash, of The truck
drivers. and !. Macarthur. Of the Rail
way express drivers
The ieamsieTE' committee Gas 40
pointed after the proposition had been
fully considered by the j0lnl council
The committee planned 10 ignore The
express companies n the employers
association gill agree 90 sntsrtain
tueh al arrangement.
The committees we're 10 get loEs'h
81 this afternoon " D0sslbls. pres
i6ent shea. 81 the tsamsfers' union
denied any tn0viedFs ~ the ssv plan
81 settismeut
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

cie.so. Juss S.-Lsasiag a le,te,
ssaresssS 70 saa Pansrssa. nlus Res.
t'Aonan. of aiiSsakss. Was asaaa n
iAneoiH Psrt to-day usconselsss sua
appaFsniiJ dyinE iFo~ shlsseform hu,
vas saved asa tAksa - q hanplss, h
ne yOusg So1ans eAstelaiss 6ss
tbsfs sas also . Istiss nadfsasss ~
her fsiheE s,stln9 fAsi sbs waa IN ahs
esHpoaseai bscssse q lnnblnt, 20 o.
sain enagisgDest ne $50 maas ruf
ssrscs - q suppossd fhrsu q ha,e
hH pisnnd n sz@s lsbl,IuEipA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
Eroitsm.n, on wall street.

New York June 5.--Not since the
Northern Pacific corner OF four years
ago has there been 80 much excite.
ment In financial circles as exists to
day as a result OF yesterdays devel.
opments in the Equitable Life Assur'
ance SOciety's Affairs. A stirring con.
test for control has been expected, but
the vehement debate-in the directors
meeting. the bitter character OF the
defense made by James II. Hyde. and
the resignation OF Messrs. Friek. Har.
riman aud Bliss from the society's d.
rectorate. have created a situati
wholly unforeseen and indicating new
alignment OF forces In high finance as
tonishing the general public According
to the Herald. Mr. Frlck in handing
In his resignation said he never again
would sit as director In any corpora.
ton Of which Mr. Hyde was also a
director.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

J. June The conEeuti0n Of
va party has decided 10 pei
.afrss 10 suthorSe secretary
Isfi npou BIZ arrival here 10
frlai BY jaFJ The couEea
ASKS that The lnsuiar con
reduosd % ays members
~ thrss natives and tvo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06

luus S-lAfsg dsta h o.
.nats from seutarL Alhzn.A
lse pSrs1ns Ssfs kiiisd ane
AMI tkai ~ t0sn sas
Slsly desHtiAfsd O. g.
~ lsf - fssaiaiss sHl
eerrass shes the ss&zgl
alMla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
Han Chinese Refused Administer.

Boston. June j.--Detention by Local
Immigration officials OF four Chinese
three brothers and their sister upon
the arrival here aboard the steamer
IyernS Thursday, has resulted in a
vigorous protest by prominent cotton
manufacturers In New Engisnd. and
the matter has been formally called
10 the attention OF President ROose.
welt The Chinese, who are known
by the name Of King. and are Of high
rank In their native country. HAVING
been touring the world. They had q
letter from Ambassador choate but
we're refused admission 10 the country
until each furnished a bond OF $500
The cotton manufacturer base their
protest On the ground that their bust.
ness Interest In China will be affected
materially BY sRch treHlmeht Of Chi.
nese Of high raEk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-06
RUSSIAN WARSHIPS
ARRIVE At MANILA
Many Woun ded Sailors Found
On Board the Vessels.
NAVY DEPARTMENT Is NOTIFIED


Port-h Undanas ed or sssworthy.
They Must Move on In "a HoVrs-
May Pc lntsrnsd Until End Of War.
Manila, June 6.--Rear Admiral En-.
Qulst. who vas commander OF the
heavy cruiser squadron OF the Russian
feet arrived In the hay at o'clock
this evening on board his flagship. thu
protected cruiser Aurora. accompanied
by the protected cruisers Olcg and
Jemtchug.
All the vessels were more or less
damaged. and there we're many wound
ed men On hoard
Rear Admiral Train on board his
lagAhlp the hattloshlp Ohio, with the
Wisconsin, Oregon. Raleigh and Gin.
clnnati. was outside CorreEldor island
maneuvering when the Aurora salu,ed
with ~ guns aud the Ohio answered.
Admiral Train and his squadron Ae'
companled the Russian vessels TO Ma.
Mia
Washington. June 6,--The navy de-.
partment today received cahleEram
from Vice Admiral Train dated Ma
Mia, stating that when cruising or
Lingayen gulf this morning he sight
ed three Russian vessels. the Aurora.
the oleg and JemtchuE, close innhora.
lie said he found many wounded on
board and escorted the vessels 10 Ma.
nlla. The admiral added that he will
send further particulars tomorrow.
THIS cableEram was received at tho
navy department shortly after the A..
ISOLATED press bulletin from Manila.
aud was transmitted by Admiral Con.
verse, chief OF the bureau OF nayiEa.
tlon TO Secretary Morton at hIa real
dencc
Earlier In the day Admiral Train
had cabled the navy department that
several warshIps supposed 10 be- Rus.
sian. had been seen maneuyerIng or
The coast Of Luzob He further ~.
ported that he had started nj once
with some OF the vessels of his feet
for the purt OF suai about 100 miles
o III" Borthvafd % Manlla, on the
gulf Of LnEqyen. TO Investigate.
Admiral Trains dispatch vas lmme
diaiely sent 90 The White House By
Secretary Morton, whore Il was dis
euHued by the president and Secretary
Taft u Il said al the state depart.
meni that the Ruaslap vessels win bs
treated precisely ~ were those whihh
arrived IN the Chinese ports darlag
the earlier stages Of the var. namely.
they Slll be- allowed 10 rrmsin "a
hours, N undamaEsd and Heaworthy.
Otherwise. they may make absolutely
necessary repairs or lastly. they may
be ihtsEhed until the end 81 the war.
u 's eHDectsd bsFs thar the latter
course will be followed.
Instructions viii be oahled Admiral
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-25
Notice Of Special Stockholders
Meeting Of the Los Sau-
ces Ditch Company.

The hollcr- of more than one third in a
mouut frte outstanding stock in the Los Sau-
ru- Ditch Company a shown by the Stock
Book thereof having dul. made written
quest therefore giving tt" sub -tancr Of pro-
posed am ndmeut to the Articles of lncor-
poration of -aii Corporation, and said request
having hcen duly presented 4" the Board Of
Directors thereof, Now herufura we. the un-
Hsr-iEued Board of DireCtUr- of -uid Company
iU Hnrsby cull a special meeting Of the Stock
Hu..l.r- ul -hld Coml,ahN' HnH nolIce thereof
I- h.IHh} given. Tor thr purpose oil considering
-pl4 rrupO-ed amend Heut. ths same beng TO-
lmruI the Second Article "f said Article OF
IU. corporation 50 As To Rad as follows.
SrCuud-Thc object for which our -atd COM
pany is formed and Incorporated is the ron
-tructiuu. OWNERSHIP an maintenance OF an
irriEatinE ditch and the ca riage and distribu-
ton of water therefrOm for the irrigation Of
lands belonging to or used by the stockholders
Of said Corporation and for their domestic
uses. said lands being situated at and near
Lo- saulu- iu the county of Conei"- and state
of Colorado. said water to b- taken frora the
Coucjo~ river at point where the head gate
and dam has been briit in tho \. ". Z OF
Rang, u Et-t of New Mexico Meridian. said
ditch also to be suppl ed with water from
rho NortH East quarter ~. +. 81 Of Section
light 81 in said township and range aforesaid
and NJ" rom certain sFriuE. Ituatrd in Sec
ipn seven - and Section EiEhteen llsi OF
said township and range; and from the
stream aud streams flowing from all
OF said Springs the same bel tributaries Of
the Conejos river; and including any and all
tributaries Of said Conejo- River a. the urcc
of said water supply said dttch running from
Easterly direction Though the y W. 4 amt
5. T.. =. OF aid section >. and y. ". I. and S W,
4 of Section Is, and through n ". 4 and 5. W.
4. of section -. and y. W. !. of section q.
to . point IN The S.W. = of the y W 4 in said
Sec. -, thence ruuuing Ia q EtStetly direction
through the said \ ". = aud y T. Z OF Sec.
~ in the Township and range aforesaid and in
the said County and state aforesaid.
Notice Is given that said special meeting for
the purpose al re~aid Will be held at the pub
lie school house at Los Sauces in the County
of Cuncju- state of Colorado, on the ith day
Of September, A. ID. lau5, at two O'Clock r.
VI. OF said day.
JOSH ID. NARASJp.
JUAN r. NAHANJo.
JOSE IGSAtIo MARTINEZ.
Board OF Directors.
No. u at Sane coli,
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-25
SAME EFFORT At HONE
MORE PROFITABLE.

The opening of the Uintah res
ervatiom with its attendant crowds
of seekers after quick fortunes only
emphasizes more forcibly that the
American people are more prone
to chase chimerus than take off
their coats and 20 TO work. Few
sections of our country DO not af-
ford better opportunities for money
making than this unsettled Edo
RADIO, but work is required. The
man who takes Oft his coat grabs
the handles Of walking plow on
the prairics of Colorado stands ten
chances for success TO one that the
drawer of IA section in the reserva-
ton does. Yet the latter will
sweat. spend good money, lose
time and take chances to get "a
problematical opening, while by
the same effort in his home com
munity he might become atliuent.
1t is the old latin cry Of ''prorsus
90 ahead brought into our med
ern life. but the going ahead does
not demand Il wild pushing into "A
new and unknown country. Go
ahead in yourown town. DO some
thing To help your own section.
If YOU farm. got "A move ON. and if
you move fast and with plain horse
sense in what you do. You have no
need of Uiutah opening toattoiu
SUCCESS.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF Writ of Execution issued out
of the clerk office OF the District Court of
Coucius County and state of Colorado. and to
ne direct cd. whereby ! am commanded to
ms kc the -um of one hundred and foriy-sey eri
and uinety-One one-hundrcdthS dolia g.
sii7-Hl and costs of suit. the amount of "A
certain judgment recently ObtaiuSd against
Juliu bri-cull in favor OF Thomas b. kiuton
out pt hr lands, tenement. goods and chat
tells of the said Julia DriscOl. I have levied
on the following property. tu-,yit:
I ct twenty-five On. Block fifteen .lji. in
the Town of La Jara, Conejos County, state
OF Colorado.
Therefore. according to -aid command
hall expose for sale, at public auction. all
the right, title and interest of the above
named julia Driscol "a aud to the above
Of september. 1905, at one O'Clock 7. NJ. at
the front d or Of the county cour. house. in
C0uciu-, pnrios county, Colorado.
Dated az COnejos this 22nd day oil July. 1905.
JOSE A. GARCIA.
Sh riG of Coneios County.
pa'e of first pnblicat ion. August ~. 1905.
D,teui last publication. september p, 1906.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-25
PEACE CONFERENCE.

Someone has characterized the
Russian attitude in the peace con-
ference as combat of whiskcrs
against five aces: aud that idea is
not far wrong. The japanese are
holding ont for the fruits of their
uubroken series of victories. while
apparently the Russian cnvovs
are hoping that some outside in
hueucc, as in the Chinese war. will
he brought TO bear and will assist
in making a gradual slide on which
they may come down gracefully
While Russia has not been in
yadcd and practically no Russian
territory has been occupied. if we
except SakhaIin. they have been
Inundated, rs perhaps no great
nation has in modern times. by IA
foe that WAS regarded with CON
tempt and which contempt was to
"a great extent the reason why the
war was undertaken. 1t looks to
us as if now was the time to call
this foolish bloodshed to an end.
The indemnity question seems the
great rock on which the conference
is sticking. The japanese stand
point is taken that as Russia
forced the war. she should pay the
expense so long as she failed to
make good. The Russian stand is
apparently taken that she should
not pay because she has suffered
SO much humiliation. and is prac-
tically bankrupt. The attitude of
the United States government in
insisting that the delegations get
together is being rapidly taken up
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-25
THE GREATEST CHANCE OF
THE YEAR.

Very few of our people appreci-
ate the great opportunity the state
fair at Pueblo offers for advertis-
ing Couejos county and the san
Luis valley. An exhibit there is
seen 10y thousands Of homeseekers
and tourists who in the common
run of things would never know of
this valley hidden away among the
great peaks Of the Rockies The
Indifference with which this fine
chance is passed 10y is surprising
when one sees the great amount
OF paper and circular advertising
done to briugpeople into our coun-
try. We should be represented by
full exhibit of our grain. our
fruits and our mineral resources.
The cost would be small, the re-
turns would bc large. 1t would
well pay the people of Courios
county to raise sum of money to
put our products there with "a com
petent man to tell of the San Luis
valley. lis size, its products. its nat
uraI advantages and its resources.
and the county commissioners
should come TO the front with a
liberal appropriation to insure a
creditable exhibit. one that would
do our great county Justice. The
writer recently met man on the
train who said he had heard of the
San Luis valley. but had supposed
it was merely 10 cattle range and
was surprised TO learn that it was
so productive. Now what we must
90 is dizprl such ideas. We must
show the resources of this noun
tain agricultural empire. Put bn-
fore the sightseeing ones our yell
low grain. our colossal potatoes.
our mineral resources. w must
cXhihit the resources of the Sunny
san lmiS at amy cost within reason
and a couple Of years will amply
repay the money and time expend-
ed. The exhibit of last year is di-
ractIy responsible for the construc-
iion of our two mammoth reser-
yyirs on the Alamosa and La Jara
rivers. Ii was there that Mr.. Stark
saw our possibilities and became
interested in our county and later
interested the capitalists who have
and are spending in the neighbor-
hood of million dollars for our
further development Itmay mean
millions of dollars to rs. Don't let
this splendid opportunity pass for
the lack of "A little energy and the
expenditure of few dollars at this
time.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-25
Notice of Final Settlement.

Iu tile matter of tho estate of James Otte.on.
d-ccarc ed
Notice j. hereby given that uu MoDdav. the
2,th day Of August, \. u. 1905, being one Of the
rrlsul IL days of the June term Of the County
Court ot Concjo- county, in the state Of Colo
RADIO. ]. Han c. Heiselt, administrator Of said
state. viii appear before the Judge of said
Court present nv final settlement as such ad
Tuiui-tritor. pray the approval Of the same.
and viii then apply to be discharged a. such
administrator. At which time and place any
Nrr-pu in interest may appear and present oh
HHrftpns to the same II any there be.
Dated at Goucjos, Colorado, July -. 1905.
HANS Z. HElSELT.
'dmiui-trntor OF the Estate of Jame- Otte-
-Hu. deceased,
First publication, August I. 1905.
Last publication August q, 1906.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-25
COLORADO NATIONAL PARK.

National Park for Colorado
Don't that sound good to you?
Why not have national park to
preserve the timber. the game. the
scenic beauty of the Continental
divide. Why count the cost. The
land is of no value for farming
No one is discommoded except IL
few lumber mills. and what do we
get? We get for the people II
great playground hemmed in by
giant peaks. \ beautiful region
full OF natural lakes. waterfalls.
cascades. with crystal streams full
of trout. dense forests. grand peaks
beautiful to the eye. In these
days of commercialdom we are too
prone to forget that the future is
ours to prepare and this national
park as proposed in Routt, Rio
BIanco and Garfield counties is
one of the things that will cause
our descendants to rise up and call
rs blessed. BY all mems let us
have this National Park!
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-25
JOSE d. NARANJp.

JUSE 1TN " 10 VI INIgs
Board OF Directors.
Dated at Los Sauces. Colo, August /. 1895,
FiEst Publication. Au gust =. 1903.
Last Z hlCation September /, 1906.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-25

by the great European powers and
while at present things do not look
well for settlement. the proba-
bility is that both sides are putin
up their final high demands with
the idea that they will getas much
as possible and bring things to an
end as soon rs they see the limit
has been reached.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-25
DRUGGED HEATS.

The beef trust is threatened
with other dangers than those
from prosecution for vi
olation of the Interstate COM
merce act AT the time of the
Spanish war the country was
greatly excited over the charge
that the packers had used chemi-
cal preservatives on the meat sent
to the soldiers This was denied
and while it was shown that some
of the meat had been experiment.
ally treated, long investigation
failed TO prove that the regular
supply sent out under contract from
the packing houses was embalmed.
Now the dairy aud food commits
sioner of Pennsylvania has dis
covered that beef sold in that
state has been made uuwholesome
by drugs. Meat sent out from
the six greatest packing concerns
has been colored with aniline dies.
dipped in formaldhyde solution,
busted with sulphites and washed
with strong boracic acid The in
vestigations lead to the belief
that the packers regularly treat
such parts of their products as are
not conveniently placed on the
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-08-25


FEW persons, even in the irri-
gated regions. know that the chief
cause that there have been no res
ervoirs constructed at the head
waters of the Rio Grande river is
that Old Mexico has "A S35.OOOOOO
claim against the United States
for its diversion of the waters of
that stream. At the last congress
S1OOO,OOo was appropriated to
build IA reservoir in southern Texas
that would irrigate 10000 acres of
land in satisfaction of the claim.
While it would apparently seem
that the Alamosa and La Jara riv-
er reservoirs are under federal ad-
ministration. the legal authoritirs
are unanimous in the opinion That
the state has full power to con
struct reservoirs when the entire
flow is within the state. provided
only that the water be retnrmed to
the former channel before it leaves
the state.