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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
Timber Land. Act June q. ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNtrED 'rArEs LASD OFTicE,
IMIrmn- urn.nm. Amrmsf u. ION

rN1rEu 'rArEs LAND OFTtCE,
Burns. oregon, August ~, 1905
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of
Juno 3. ISIS entitled "Nu act for the sale OF Tim
hcr lands Boo the states oi california. Oregon.
Nevada, and Washington Territory ascxtcnd.
cd 90 ali the Public land states by act OF Aug
ust 9. lsls. the following named persons have
on Auru. .I 1890 hlud iu this Office their
sworn statements. 90 wit.
EuoCh b Reed. of Hutns. County oi Harney,
State OF OrcEou. sworn statement No. lt5. for
the purchase ol the the 50 SRI. NEit SCI a,
See. 1p. and SWl q, sWl Z. Of section No ~, town
shin No - south, range No. 21 east. W. NJ
Charles ". Johnson, Of Burns. County Of
listncy, state " oregon, sworn statement No
~. ior the purchase Of the N,s NEi., OF section
No. al township No - south, range No ~
east ". ~
James II Reed OF Burns County Of ifarney.
state ot Orcron, sworn statement No az. Tor
the purchase Of the ~ NEi.. Of section No. ~.
township Nu. - south. range No. - east, ". N.
That they viii o1Ct proofs to show that the
lands sought are more valuable for the timber or
stone thereon than for agricultural purposes
aud o. establish their claims to said lands be.
fore thC Register and Receiver o; this office A.
Nutus urcEou. un Friday, the md day Of
November. iluU.
Thpy name as witnesses
charles ~. tuhusuu. James n. Reed q. A.
kemboId %. 20. Horton and Enoch u. Reed. all
% Ruins. oregon
ANY and ali persons claiming adversely any
Of the above described lands are requested 20
Gle their claims iu this Office on or before saiu
.nd day Of November iuO5.
wv FAERr. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01

Captain Louey, Piute, visited
! office yesterday aud insisted
d this great religious publish
mes Of men who sell whiskey to
/. Indians. He says he like, the
bite Man of this town, but he
IS not like for them to sell his
Is whisky The Times-Herald
5 not desire to publish the
mes OF those whom Louey ac-
lcs but It is an outrage and dis
ace to the town to see the
inken cuses around, besides IT
dan serous and an injustice, as
: drunken savage may not con.
{ their brawls among them.
YES, but may do violence to
,men and children in the out
irts OF town. No self respect
man that has a spark OF man
od will sell whisky to the
iians.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice Is hereby given that the Com
" Court Of Harney County will reoeiy,
sealed proposals for the care aud k,rr
Of the County Poor for the term of one
year from Sept, 20, 1901 10 sept ~, 1907
aud that said bids will be- opened and
considered by ,he Court a. the regular
term on the 5th day Of September 1896
az the hour Of 2 O'Clock 4, NJ. sree.iics.
tions and classes governing the contract
are on file in the County Clerks Office.
A good and sufficient bond will u- rc-
quired Of the successful bidder, ard the
Court reserves the right 10 rejsrt luy
or all bids. BY order Of the Cour,
SAM MoTHERsurAu.
County iefE.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
SUMMONS

In the Circuit Court Of the state Of O,e
gon, tor the County OF Ilarury
French Glenn Live Stock Company,
corporation, Plaintiff,
W.
Charles liollafhide. Defendant.
To Charles Dollarhide. Defendant
la the name Of the State ui Of sNui
You are hereby required 60 appear a.u
answer the complaint in the above on.
titled suit on Or before the l.t dly of
O.tober. 1908, the same being moro than
six weeks from the date OF the lirsi pbb-
lication Of this summons. aud ii y6u hll
to so answer for want thereof, the plain.
til will apply 20 the Court for the fol.ct
demanded In the complaint to.aii
That the deed referred g in tl. r.m.
plant rom said defendant to rctor
French be- corrected aud reformed, lrJ
that a cloud be- removed irom PLAINTIFF
title 10 the real estate hereinafter dU
scribcd, aud that the title Of plH iniiI Goo
said land be quietcd, aud Tor such other
and further relief a. 10 the Court may
seem equitable That the said lall o.
the same land described In SAID decd,
and that said real property b. described
~ follows, to.wit' The Southeast quar-.
tor Of section ,wen,y.iour; the North
east quarter Of Section twenty-five leo
Township thifly-iour South 81 Range
thiriy.onc East aud East hall of the
Southwest quarter, and the lots mum.
bered three and four, in Section nine.
teen and tho East hall Of the NorlhWo
quarter. anl lots numbered one aud
two In Section thirty, Ia Township thir.
ty four South, Of Range thirty-two East.
OF the Willamette Meridian all in llar-
ney County, In the State OF Oregon.
This summons l. served hy pubIi,a
ton by or er ~ lion. Geo. T.. payis,
Judge Of the above entitled court duly
made and entered In the above entitled
cause nth day oi August, 1900, ths term
prescribed ior publication Il Ella suycv,.
siye weeks and tie iFst publication Of
this summons h August ls, 1870
WILLIAM MItLFH,
WILLIAMS, Woob q LiNTWDUN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01

In the matter ot the Estate Of Adam
Goebrl. dee, ased
Notice Is hereby given tha, the under.
signed administrator Of the above en-.
titled estate has duly filed his fina'
account herein, aud that the Hon. J. T.
Rector, lodge Of the County Court of
the STATE OF Oregon for Ilarney county
has appointed Monday the fret day OF
October 1908. at 10 o'clock A. N. at the
County Court House at Burns, Oregon,
az the day and place for the hearing Of
objection TO said final account and the
settlement thereof and has directed The
Times.llerlld as the newspaper for the
publication Of this notice. Any and all
persons or body corporate whatever,
desiring 20 object to the approval Of said
account and the settlement thereof are
hereby required to present or iilc their
objections on or before said day.
Dated August dth 1905
FIRED LUNABERG,
Administrator.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
iEY WILL BEGIN WORK NEXT YEAR
impter Valley TO Sc Extended TO Our
City In 1907, Says Eeelss

The Baker City Democra, ot
uRust -, says The Democrat
hs il from reliable authority that
resident David Eceles, who lefr
aturday for his home IN Salt Lake
tier spending ten days looking oy.
the E,glr Valley railway and
lr-fuiiy inspecting his sumpIer
alley read with ni- chief engineer,
)sepL West, Is iayorably impress
with the situation and mas decid
TO extend the sumpler Valley
ON Anstin on towards Burns.
Ba or Civ merchants will natur-
lly be pleased with THE announce
ient The trade Of Grant aud Har-
~ counties belong to Baker City
is said by one Of the gentlemen
,-Mr Ecoles confidence that il has
ut yet been determined by what
lute the extension will be- built
ON austin into Harvey county,
ut IL has been determined To begin
iork next year. IL e thought 10
: a cerlainiy that the line will 90
Trough 10 Burns and make a con-
sction with the Natron-Ontario
pad, an extension Of the Southern
'acihc. Mr.. Eccles and Mr.. Harri-
lan are on good terms and such a
onHection would make business
5g both roads, IT is asserted
The people in the John Day
1unlry, the mIners la the Susan
ille district, the miners in the
tfawbeiry and Stein's mountains
nd the Tanchvrs in Harney are 10
n tie top notch Of expectation
\ the promised railroad build
lg.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01

erous gift to the Pendleton acade-
my, and having in mind the East
0regonian's article giving his age
as 60 years, brought the conversa-
ton around to the matter.
Mr.. Brown was 81 years Of age
last month and is unmarried The
East Oregonian should apologize to
Mr.. Brown after his kindness to its
home town. II would be different
il he were a married man.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
II WAS a MEAN TRICK.

~ W. Brown, the wealthy stock
lan of the Wagontire and Buck
reek sections, spent a few days
ilh "a this week. Mr Brown is
very robust, hearty man aud is
all of energy. He has worked
ard TO accumulate a fortune and
) a typical man OF the frontier.
While visiting at this Office the
lher day the pencil pusher of this
.reat religious commended his gen
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
Timber Land. Act June 9. ISIS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rNlIEp h.. ,IArEs I... I,ANn ,.,l.. OFFICE, i,,i

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns. OREGON, August IS. ilot.i
Notice if hereby given thsi in compliance
With the provisions of the act of Congress Of
June isls. entitled "Au act iuf the sale Of tam.
hcf lands iu the states Of California, oregon,
Nevada. and Washington Territory - extend
a Co all The Public Land states by act Of Aug.
bet 9 i-I.. James simmons, of Natrows. colns
tyol Uamry. state Of OREGON, has on August o.
llu.. hIrl iH thisuflCr MS sworn statement No.
4Is. lnF fuU purchase of The HMl. HEl 4. Of scU.
Au. aN. lu Township Nu. a -, Range No. 30 ~,
N. ~ south oI Nflhruf Lake, AMI will Offer
proof in show that thr land sought ~ more
valuable iUF its timber ur sfuuc than Tor asfi
cultural rufpufCf, aud to establish hts claim TO
sfId land before tnu REGISTER and Receiver Of
Oh n uf'tr nf Nurns. urrEuu. on Tuesday. the
..fi NaN UI october 100
iig names ss witnesses Lruis Marshall,
Alta -rUnatr rhas A. tiaiuef, Nichari
NHIuff. HI. uf NHffuNf. ufrEuu.
AuJ aHI sl' rruous claiming adversely tho
shove Ilt"flnUi lands are fcl urttc o. d 10 their
claims IH iHIs UiIyu un 90 before said .sirl day
of urtUH"I ttH.
Wg F,HHf. Register
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The delegates from this County
a, go to the National irrigation
)ngreSs at Boise next week wiI
,esligate the possibilities ot se-
ring competen, men and posi-
II goyernm mt assistance TO sink
% wells Tor artesian water m this
ley The government officials
injected with the geological sur
y offer every encouragement, as
the possibilities for artesian wa.
7, In fact their reports desig
'te\this rs undoubtedly 40 arIes-
o basin. The question now to
determined Is the dep,h it will
-necessary to go and what the
IS, will be.
Artesian water AZ a reasonable
'pth would be a great boon to
e farmer, as il would insure him
liiicent water for a garden and
'chard al least, and enable him
live while getting his farm
Jared and in proper cultivation.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01

u has been suggested that
in street be sprinkled from now
II after the fair. The sprink-
( tang of the Fair Association
i the disposal of the business
y for this purpose aud the sug-
ltion is a good one. The push
b should take it up at the meet
called for monday evening,
ot. TO and with cooperation
ween the citizens and City
thorities it can be accomplished
.ase bear this in mind aud re-
mber the meeting date.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has iled notice OF his intention
20 make anal proof In support Of his claim.
aud thai s.id proof viii be made before the
Register and Receiver, at Burns Oregon, on
October 9Th, 1906, viz: Lincoln A. Jackson. OF
buros, oregon, II. y. No. lsi5, for the sEI<,
section so 7. - g., y 81 T., WM
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultiya-
tion of, said land viz George W. Young,
Frank o. Jackson. George W. cleyenger, Wal
ter Curry, all of Burns, Oregon.
ws fAERE. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01
AL Coleman aud wife are over
from their homestead near Suplee.
CONTEST NOTICE.


UNITED STATES LAND oEFtCH,
Burns, oregon, August, ~, 1905
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
hlcd In this ufiicc by William A. Hopkins, CON
tcstant against homestead entry ~ lsge, made
April %. ipoG, for Nj SEl,, and lots ; and
section 81. Township 25 =, Range - F., bSt
Joel caldwell. Contestec. in which u IL alleged
that said Joel caldwell has totally abandoned
and failed 90 establish his residence upon said
land and has not resided thereon for more
than six mouths prior to the hliug OF said AMI
davit, ana that said alleged absence from the
said land was not duc to his employment ir
the Army. Navy or Marine corps OF the L.
=. as q private soldier. ofiiccr eeaman or mar
inc DURING the time of war, said parties ate
hereby notified Co appear respond and oher
evidence touching said allegation ~ 10 o'clock
a. m ou Nptohcr S. 1905 before the Register and
Recclycfat the United states Land once IN
Rurns oregon
The said contestant having. iu proper an
davit tlcd August i1, 1905. set forth facts which
show that aftct due diligence personal service
Of this notice can not ~ made IL il hereby or
dVrpd and directed thst such notice De given
by Que and proper publication.
W.. FARRE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNtrrn srAtr. LANn Offtcr
Vufus. Drouun tutvt.. ful

I'WTIT"T '7T"H"IIT 'TTIT 10 TT7-TT
Notice u hereby given that sylvester smith
of Weed Lake. tiafney ouuty, oregon. has Alpd
notice Of intention to make proof uu his dcspfi
land claim No. 2as. for Tho uusufVcyed aud
East the - NWt.. Ni -Wt, -cr ~ aud NJ
MI, and ~ 81 see y. Z. " r., q gli5 o., ".
n. l2o actCsl before the Ncnisicf aud Receiver.
q hutus ptvsuiI, ou Tuesday, ihU 18th DAY oi
August ilWi.
iio samcs the following witnesses io provo
the complete Irrigation and reclamation uf
said land
Jas simmons Jesse Wuodcock. Throdorr
Dunn and John D.. iiatpgr nii Of Narfnus uf,
ron.
VA fAuur Register
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rNlrEu STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns oregon. tuiv. ~, ipOd.i
Nniigg g. hctcby given that iu compliance
Win th. provisions uf fHH acc of Congress OF
IuN. d, lsie cutitDi "Au aUf for the sale of tim.
l.r lands in the states nI california. oregon,
N.Inlu. nud NufhiuEfUH territory. a. extend
.I 'H I'D th. Public laHU states by acf of Aug
u.' o. lri. Iaud 10. NHDf.. ul Portland, county
U. 900. 1nHh. atHIH of UfH.uu has this DAY died
.. iHisoarD hef sworn siH .rtUut ST.. 80 Tor the
.N. -F, oi ..iiar "a ti f,',ns.
ship 30. N s. Rams. $50. g D.. ". ~.
... uII HNer proof fH tUUH thHfthc laud sought
.s moro allahlr iorit. tu Dor of STONE than Tor
fI'HlHiaI DurpgfCs rud tu establish her
....l tu si.I iaud hcIU. tHU kogistcf aud Re.
..IN"r Hi IufuF urcrnu. ou tuesday. the 18th
.NN Uf e.pi.mNrf luH.
..U utmrs Ha wituHaaHa. Thomas Singer,
or Ioft.ud urr.1u. D 1ut Singer OF tite
N. .Nu. T. N. hH'fuuI, nI fiie oregon. y. \.
.HIU u Riley oregon
sos nII al rrrsun. claiming adversely the
H..tHtiH. fiHUI Ifurs Hrt flIurs 90 90 dio their
iN iN.s n''.' un ur nOiorHfliI 18th DAY
.. .. I"..
NH. TtHrr Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED sIASnurtIrr..
Uufua. urrsnu. iuur l.. iHtl..

uufnt. uruEou. June li, iaui.l
Notice ls hereby given that The foiIuWiuE
named settler has ulri notice uf Die lutrutlUH
10 make nnal pfunf Doc support ni Die claim. and
that naid pfrui N ili be- made luiufu tnr NcFistr|
aud Receiver Hf liurna. UruFuu. uu august iItn
lu, VIZ Ugufru WhitiuF oi Hufnt. uuvEun ~
D. Nu, tila. iof Che NJ see 3d. o. au 80 u L.
In So
&C. uamCs the following witnesses tu prove
HE continuous residence ufou nud Culiit alton
Of said land Yif3 FRANK Mhi.inH. lfnuk
oregon
w rAHHr. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01

Up-to-date lob printing at reason.
able prices.
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For African water bags go TO J
C. Welcome q Sons


Hunting is forbidden upon my
premises Trespassers will be pros.
eculed.
II. C. LevENs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-01

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of ODy
gou, Tor the County OF Ilarnry
French Glenn Live Stock Company,
4 corporation, Plaintiff,
The Somerset reporter., 1906-07-05
Lakewood Notes.

Next Sunday there is an excursion to
this place from Portland and intermedi-
ate stations. Halls military band will
hin the excursionists at Watervile, and
give two OF their fac concerts during the
dty.
A program of polite vaudeville acts
will be fired at Lakewood summer
theatre for the week starting Monday
July 8.
The entertainment is called The BIZ u
Speciality Company and is made up OF
acts we'll known to amusement lovers 10
the principal American cities. Among
others on the program are Fred Eckhof1
and Anna Gordon, billed as musical fun
makers in a melange of nonsense and
melody that has scored pronounced hit
in the summer parks. Barry and Ella
Gray, with their wonderful marionette
theatre, Reba Donaldson, dainty charsc-
ter dancer. Harbach and Harris in foe
| singing number and Prof. Chefalo, in
new test in so called white magic.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-07-05
DIR. Smith Bakers Lecture

DR.. Smith Baker, pastor of the Willis
ton Congregational Church OF Portland
Me-, and one of the foremost preacher
in the country today, will deliver his ia,
nous lecture upon "the Biblen IN the
Bethany Church, tonight, Thursday, a.
7 80 O'Clock. This is rare opportunity
for the people of Skowhegan to hear thi:
eminent pulpit orator. Admission is free
The lecture is under the auspices Of TIT
Upper Kennebec $. S Association, whose
annual meetings are held today in the
Bethany Church
The Somerset reporter., 1906-07-05

Paris green, blue yitriol and hellebort
at Fogg's drug store,
d. ". Lewis has second hand NOW,
ing machine for sale cheap.
You will find plenty of Paris green
and blue vitriol at Sampson & Azores.
Diamond hay carriers, haying tools OF
all kinds and bug death are what the
Blunt Hardware Co. is hustling at this
season of the year.
Let us frame your picture. We take
out all Of the wrinkles and use a new
Kind of backing that will not stain the
picture aud ask you no more.
BRAGG Il VARNEY.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-07-05

During July j. N. & !. j. Smith will
sell goods at tep percent disc punt to re-
duee stock.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-02-21

He was a farmer possessed of a
good piece of land containing some 200
acres. The political bee got In his
bonnet, and he secured petty county
Office, sold his farm for $50 an acre
and moved to the county seat. That
was some ten years ago. Today he is
out of his Office, which he held just
long enough to make him unfit for any
thing else, and the farm which he sold
for $50 an acre cannot be bought now
for twice the amount. Given these fig
ures 1t doesn't take very smart man
to figure out that a farmer with good
farm can Ill afford to take county
Office, yet the case above cited is by
no means rare.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-02-21
THE WEALTHY APPLE.

On the first day of February we had
Wealthy apples grown in northern
Iowa in perfect condition, kept in the
cool, dry cellar since they We're picked
in September. The northwestern green
ing apple has had to wait some time to
secure the place and recognition TO
which it is fairly entitled. 1t now APP
pears that this apple is hardy and pro-
ductive over very large territory of
the northwest which heretofore has had
no winter apple upon which 1t could
depend. We do not hesitate to recon-
mend it as winter apple for any Of the
territory of the northwest north of AZ
degrees. 1t seems to be perfectly hardy.
and, while late i'm coming into bearing,
not bearing much fruit until 1t is ten
years old, it will after that time prove
a regular and productive bearer While
the apple is not high in quality it is
usually large and handsome and Is in
every way better fruit than the Ben
Davis for all purposes. We think so
highly of this apple that we should re-
gard it as an almost certainly safe in
vestment to plant from twenty to forty
acres Of it, feeling assured that in ten
years thereafter it would return a
very handsome income.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-02-21
As TO SALT.

A reader asks if the craving fer salt
by nearly all our domestic animals Is
natural or acquired taste and how, II
it is a natural taste, the wild animals
were ever able to satisfy 1t in salt
less country. This craving for salt Is
without doubt natural one, and in the
case of wild animals was largely salts
fed by the use Of water more or less
saline and by the eating Of vegetation
carrying certain per cent Of saline
matter. The old salt ticks, notably In
Kentucky and other states, attracted
the deer from a large adjacent terri
tory, while the well worn trails Of the
mountain sheep and goats can be
found in the mountains of Montana
and Wyoming leading to some saline
spring. The fact is well recognized
that with our domestic animals sup
ply Of salt is almost Indispensable, this
being especially true with the dairy
COW, which will respond with great GER
tainty In her milk supply just as sup
ply of salt is furnished or withheld.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-02-21

We know lady who makes clean
$500 every year out of her poultry.
She uses incubators and adopts the
yard system In caring for her chickens.
There is no business today in sight for
unemployed women which offers so
much of pleasure and profit as does the
poultry business. Many an overworked
schoolteacher could take up this bust
ness with benefit to her health and her
poultry requires care and work, but
the reward for well directed effort In
this line is certain and dividends large.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-02-21

We are asked by lady friend who
lives in the country to name few Of
the best books. some of the old ones,
she having got tired of reading so much
Of the modern literary trash. Among
such books we would name Lorna
Doone," "Bleak House" Vanity Fair"
LES Miserables," "A Tale of Two
Cities books which If carefully read,
will surely make the reader anxious to
get hold of more of the same sort.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-02-21

The year 1906 sees the practical finish
sf the white pine lumber interest Of the
north. The great mills which for fifty
years have been eating away at the
splendid pine forests of Minnesota, Wis
consin and Michigan are being disman-
tied, their tall smokestacks remaining
as monuments OF vanished and
mighty industry. The energies of the
northern lumbermen are being trans
ferred to the long leaf pine districts Of
the south and the mighty conifers Of
the Pacific slope. The price Of lumber
all through the central west is con-
stantly advancing and Is today based
sbout on what 1t costs to lay the coast
lumber In the markets for. Wood for
all purposes Is destined to grow more
and more scarce and is forcing the use
OF cement in hundred ways as sub
stitute. Hardly beginning has been
made in the line Of reforesting any por-
ZION of the country, when 1t Is subject
of as vital Importance as the drainage
OF the wet lands and the irrigation Of
the deserts.