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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-10

ing in heating plants. with capa-
city Of IL to 16 rooms. (Give gov
eminent tests.)
$50 cords of seasoned It. wood,
cut from green timber. Bids re-
ceived on SO cords and up.) State
kind Of wood, Fir, pine, etc. Wood
to be measured Oh car at Wenatchee
All. fuel to be delivered On schoo
premises, where the board OF direc-
tors shall designate, approximately
as follows:
SO cords of wood at Lewis &
Clark building.
so cords of wood at Whitman
building.
SO cords of wood at Stevens
building.
The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
J. A. GELLATLY,
c. A. BATTLES,
CHAS. KYLE, Clerk,
School Dist. No. AZ.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

HOUSE FOR RENT-Has five rooms;
also a barn. Address j. r. Phiprs,
corner Washington & King streets.
Phone 1885, -
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA
Howard Camp No. 1918, meets ey.
cry Saturday evening at the Bow
er Hall. Visiting members cor
daily invited. Grace Woodruff,
Recorder: Jennie Bartlett, Oract,.
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To the Voters of Chelan County:

To the Voters of Chelan County:
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Commission
err of Chelan County, Washington,
for District No. 2, subject to the
choice of the Republican Party at
the primary election, to be held on
Tuesday, September 8, 1908. In
seeking this nomination 1 am i'm
PEELED to do SO by friendly assur-
ance of support from many
sources. II nominated, l feel as
sured of my election. II elected,
1 shall use my best ability and in
fiuence towards good roads and
the cOunty's best interests.
A. F.. ESTES.
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To Lecture for Charity.

Or. II. n Powers 81 Boston will
lecture AZ the Y. VI. G. 4. hall next
Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
night for the benefit of the hos
pital for crippled children in this
city.
The lectures will be on different
subjects each night. but along the
general topic OF "Michelangelo aud
the elimination Of Christian Art"
DIR. Powers IL one of the best
informed men on art subjects In
America. aud his lectures. which
will be given at popular prices.
should be- highly instructive and
entertaining
The Children'a Orthopedic hos
pital ia now caring for ~ unfor.
tunate children and n permanent
and we'll equipped modern hospital
building is badly needed Tickets
are now selling at Sherman. Clay
a Co.'S music store.
eoliseum's Dogs and Ponies.
Next Monday afternoon the Colt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

Counsel Calhoun were asked to OK
plain Il,
councilmen Mullen. Sawyer and
Iurd declared themselves Ia favor
OF general bond issue. Instead OF
special bond lssuo. policy fay.
ored BY the public service corpora.
lions. since Il would tend To ex.
haast the eity's bonding power and
thereby mako Il impossible for tne
city 20 enter upon other public
utility ventures. or even 10 issue
additional bonds for the further
completion OF the lighting plant.
The general bond issue idea,
however. met with little favor and
the ordinance as drawn Was passed
Gill Makes speech.
When the direct legislation petit.
lions were read. Councilman On
made speech against them. and
Councilman Hurd asked whether
the council had any information
that they were sufficiently signed
10 comply with the law under
which they are presented Clerk
Mhfsnn tHeftuinu f.Hu tht Ger
tifieate Of their sufficiency prepar.
cd by George = Cottefiil and Ger
titled 10 BY Comptroller Harry w.
Carroll Upon the basis OF that
certificate the petitions we're ac'
ccpted and the proposed amend
ments submitted
When the resolutions providing
for their submission we're read by
I Clerk Narson. Il was found that
they had not been formally intro
duced Councilman Gili raised the
question with a protest against hav'
lng It understood thai they we're
/ introduced by hts committee on
elections aud privileges When it
developed that no one else had
formally fathcred them. Council.
man Gin asked that they be eonnid'
cred a. introduced bY himself by
request. which Was done.
on the final vote the resolutions
OF submission were adopted BY a
vote OF II "a l. Councilman GIN
voting alone Ia the negative.
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RIDDELL LECTURES BEGIN
TOMORROW NIGHT

A very interesting series Of lee.
lures viii begin Sunday f'Shfuary
2 Al 8 q. m At .ho Tabernacle
trMb aa unionl 10 be- given
BY Professor n N hlddeli the
weilhnowu ehauiauqua lecturer. on
Religion aud the Higher LII.
From a Scientific standpoint
Professor Riddeil has lceiured
for twenty years. before the lhrE'
eat audiences IN all parts 81 the
United States, lie iH an authority,
especially Gu Psychology and herod'
ity. IFS audiences always Increase
AZ the lectures are cqniiuasd.
Prof Hidd.ll appesifa In Seattle
under the auspices Of the Men'H
Clubs Of seattle Churches. no
charge ID made lor admission, but
voluntary offefiuE will be reeeiy.
ed each evening at the close OF
the lecture
The subject OF the opening lee
ture IL Science aud Religion. For
years this has been booked Tor the
sBiF sunday address at the Ghan.
tauqnna aud has drawn some Of the
largest gate receipts IN the history
~ the assembly movement This
address Is fundamental to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
Ferry Acres. Including All the Char
scsrrissie Features. for sioo. oco.
OF $500 PEE Acre.

The manager of Havsnua park. in
speaking Of the movement TO turn
the park over 90 the city. said that
the project Was stimulated BY an
ordinance introduced At the last
meeting Of the cts council To ex.
tend Twentieth av. y. y. through
the park Relieving that the rcs.f.
Walton should be preserved b. the
city. the Ravenna park association
IL willing TO sell the park 10 the
city for 100000
A. present the park il main.
tained BY the association and an
admission Zee Ia charged 60 those
who wish To enjoy ifA advantages
The 90 acres offered for 500.
600 embraces all the characteristics
features Of Haseuna park the Is
or II acres not included IN the offer
II valuable for plattins. five acres
Of which contains valuable gravel
and sand deposit thrveqnartcfs Of
an acre on Fifteenth Rv. II leased
"a the Great Western Lumber com
pany At 1850 per month. OF At the
rate OF per cent on OF. 900 per
acre A lot bgxi0a. etc. was sold
recently, where a neat cottage has
been built. ai the rate Of $4,000
per acre. The city Of Seattle con.
demned this week a little TRAN
gular strip. corner OF FIfyfuurth
II. and Twenty second ax. n. 2.
agreeing TO LAY therefor ~ the
ciiy's appralsement the rate OF
ti2.G0e per acre All the balanes of
the Z acres Is AS valuable aa these
three pieces Indicated
The city paid at the rate OF
- 600 per acre for uhimproyesl
Hand about 1900 feet from Raven.
ma park this present week. and the
land was as rough az any land of
the 60 acres offered IN Ravanna
park at $500 per acre. which Is
improved, with miles Of walks. fine
/ pavilions, benches, swings. lake.
let's. two great concrete dams. tao
great mineral springs. a good small
electric and water plant. ut ss,be0
per acre This is the citya oppur.
unity. The city can pay when AT
pleasea.
The price offered by the citv for
Ravenua Park, IL 81 900 an acre. or
less than the price OF single lot.
Those lndorsing the proposal are.
Jacob Furth. John Schrsm. " G.
Henry, John Davis. s. l.. Crawford.
ID. ~ Frederick, H. o. Shuey, J W.
elise. J y. Chilberg. W. II. Parry.
+. z. Trcmper. w NJ Calhoun. r.
w Andrews. John y Filklus. y W
Wheeler. a. X. Loose. j. y. Mac.
Dougall. w. y. Wood. Park Weed
Willis. J. u. Eagleaon, l.. J. Col
man. r. w. Baker. T. G. tombstone.
Leo 8. Schwabacher. j. s. Gold.
smith. James A. Moore. Thomas A.
Parish. Thomas w. Proaeh. ". G.
Kilbourno. F. y. Evans. c. Han.
ford. A. 8. nurwell Seattle Hard.
ware company, stetson Post Lum'
Der company. A. B Stewart. 9. r.
White. Andrew Chilberg. N. II Lat.
inner. John II Powell. E. G. Hughes,
J. ID. Lowman and NJ. ]. Carkoek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

Everett G Ellis. IN speech ut
Ballard last night. said George y
Russell would win the republican
nomination for mayor because be
had conducted clean campaign.
The meeting wac heid In Stpher .
hall and was attended by about
200 voters W = Grin. former
city treasurer Of ballard. presided
Mr. Russell was the principal
speaker lie talked Of the business
affairs 81 the citf government and
referred t. hlH record a. city treas
ufef a. a guarantees thai II elected
he would conduct the office Of
mayor a. the business head Of The
eity government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
TO GET STEINER
ON BALLOT

Following the issuance 81 an In.
junction by the superior court. bar
lsnK the name Of O. A. n steiner.
socialist candidate for councilman
for the Thirteenth ward. from the
primary election ballots. the social.
lists OF the safd held = meeting
last nlght and resolved 20 launch
a neN party.
The Organization viii be called
the socialist workingmnn party
aud II wiii be organized fer the
purpose OF sidtnE convention
aud nominating stsiner 80 that hts
name can get on the regular ballot
for the spring election
A meeting viii be- held tonight
At room sol. shafcr building. ittt
Second ax. to perfect arrange
manta
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Other 0bsiructionists Lack Nerve to Make an Open
Fight Against Submission Of Measure to Vote Of
the People

. Councilman II. c. ON. Of the
Third ward. was the only opponent
of the proposed direct Legislation
amendments in the council who had
the nerve 10 stand by the : h.
Co 60 the end yesterday and vote
against their submission 20 the PEG
pie. All of the rest of the ebstrac'
tionIstx gave way when the amend.
ments came to vote and voted to
have them submitted
Mr. ON opposed the amendments
on the floor of the council. declar.
Ina that the petitions asking Tor
their submission were not in &C.
cord with the law. aud attacked the
amendments themselves ON the
ground that they will. n adopted
initiate against the extension OF
street railway lines In the residence
districts
When the council met In special
session yesterday afternoon to con
slider the measures and to pass the
proposed water bond issues. all the
members were present except Coun
Gilman Morrison. The water bond
Submission ordinance had Just been
completed by City Engineer Thorn
son and Corporation Counsel Cal
houn. and a favorable report ON Il
was brought In by the finance com
mifiee.
Ask Explanation.
Councilman Mullen asked Chair
man sawyer of she finance commit
tee to explain the difference be
teen this ordinance aud the enc de
clarcd invalid by the supreme court
Sawyer replied that he didn't know
what the difference was. as be had
not had an opportunity 90 eompars
them.
Councilman Hurd and others pro
tested against passing an ordinances
that even the chairman OF the com
mtttee reporting Il had not read
aud Mayor Moorc and Corporation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
RUSSELL HOLDS BALLARD MEETING

Il stand ON the platform OF a
clean business administration Tor
the best interests Of ia. entiI"
eiiy. he said. I viii not repre-
sent any CLIQUE or district. bat the
entire city Of Seattle.
4 have made no promises 81
eept that siii give the city the
hest administration possible ana
that promise propose to Keep.
~ elected propose 10 ieaFe
the office q mayor with q record
- clean thai all 81 the citizens
Of Seattle xiil ssg young George
y Russell haa made the best mayor
Tho city AZ seattle has ever had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

Direct from engagements In
London and New York. Grace
George comes 10 the Moore theatre
Monday. appearing as CypTieune.
In Saraou's @Divcrcons. role In
which she has won fresh triumphs
on two continents.
Miss George has been layishiy
praised Tor her work In this spark.
ling comedy. and some critics have
proclaimed IL az the best of her
career. Many stars have appeared
In the same role. but Miss Georges
Interpretation II said TO b. one
of the best.
The star win have the support
Of q company said TO be a strong
enc. Included among It's mem
bers will be n Reeves Smith. VIII.
fam Rieciardi. Evelyn Darlington.
Douglas Gerard and Justine Cut.
ting
Miss George viii appear In "Df-
yercons" three nights, with a
Wednesday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

Frank Danirls. Nho used 20
make yearly visits 10 Seattle. and
who Was always welcome. will -
seen at the Moore theatre for a
solid weck. beginning February >
The popular comedian II this year
starring tn The Tatioc.ed Man.
comic opera By Harry y Emith
and Victor Herbert. Who have siv.
en- us many previous successes.
Persia IL the locale of The opera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
BIRTH RECORD.

Births were registered today a.
follows
Larson To wife Of G. = Larson.
s0ii Boyiason n, Jan. -. a son.
Johnson To wife Of Z. Johnson,
seattle. Jan 80. son.
Trnnln To wife Of NJ Tranin,
Seattle. Jan -. daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

The success Of Arr You = Ma.
son ?" nj the Lois theatre a week
ago has led the management TO pat
on another of the screaming fafcra
created only for the purpose 81
making people laugh
IIow Baxter Hntiei IN. said
TO be as funny as are You Ma.
son p viii b. next weeks bin az
tha Lois. and the fuil strength 81
the stock company IL promised for
itA presentation.
Blue 1cAns" viii b. seen for the
last time tonight. the new bill 50.
Ing on tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

The Lyric theatre will have an
entirely uew company next week.
an organization known aH The
Bon Tons" and promised aa above
the usual order Of burleSque
troupes. being scheduled 20 open
an engagement tomorrow
Among the members Of the new
company are Fora hates. Edna
Hughes. Edna Durham. billy Vance.
Tom Gayuor. Ernest Webb aud
others. besides what Is said to be
large and attractive chorus a
double bin Is promised for next
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

Tho Five Musical iiawalians viii
be the leading feature of the com.
ing week al the Star theatre. start.
Ing Monday afternoon. They VIII
be supported by Armstrong and
Davis In The Amateur Chaui
fenr:" James MeDuff. mimic, Paul
Stevens. wire aud pole artist and
zinell and Bouteile in comedy
onerntie act.
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u. S. Navy Yard

Take a trip on the Sound and
visit tho Z. s. navy yard. see the
battIesbips Oregon. Wisconsin and
Nebraska. the cruisers Buffalo and
the training ship Philadelphia, the
mammoth dry docks. torpedo boats
aud prison ship Nipsic Boats leave
Pier 2. foot OF Yesler way. 8 times
daily. Round trip. J0c. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

scum theatre will offer cafllsleH
Dogs aud Ponies. including the
'tai9ing pony The other new
acts with be the stadium Trio IN q
Human ring act. Hnwo aud ha
wards In The Arrival OF Nj
naoley.a the Manning Twin BE
teri; Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Mann
Alxa York. singing eomediennss
the song and the motion pictureaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
Nnu vaudrvllIn shov..

The Old Exhibit theatre. At sos
Second av.. Will hereafter be known
as the FiyeCeht Star theatre aud
will give continuous vaudeville pei.
fofmance instead of only moving
pictures. az heretofore. The place
will be- under the management Of
FriiE a iibbe and first class at.
fractions are promised The bill
will be changed twice week. aes
cordinE 10 the announced plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

A new atrinE OF vaudeville lrssa
IL announced for the lsauSsilsse
vaudeville house noxt week. the
bill ~ be headed by fhe Florence
troupe of aerobata. five ~ number
The Three Kuhna, Claude Rood
Jack Symonds. Phithro0kH and
Reynolds ana other features afe
advertised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

A new melodramatic bin gnes on
At the Third Avenue theatre to
morrow afternoon. the last per.
formancc Of The White Tiger Of
Arizona being billed for tonight
The new offering II named a
iiowery Girl aad IL said tn b.
different In every respect from the
present attraction.
The. scenes Of "A HoWery Glfl
are laid In the famous fiowery
quarsr Of New York city. and the
types depicted are said 20 be true
60 life
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George washington. d."

George NJ Cohan'n success,
George Washington. Jr. will be
presented AT the Moore theatre the
latter part Of next week BY tho
cohan and Harris comedians The
piece Il said to be typical C0han
show. with plenty Of dash and &C
ton. and with the usual quota Of
CohanB popular sonEs,
Carter De Haven Is heading the
company. which viii o. seen AZ
the Moore. and a thoroughly
breezy production Il promised
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DEATH RECORD.

spangler-I NJ. spangief. 81
Jan -. 1885 2tth.
Dlbble-g Dshtle. ea. Jan. =. Se'
attic General hospital
Puy C G. Poy. 81 Jan -. Way
eide Emergency hospital
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MASQUERADE BALL.

The Order 81 Washington Il max.
inE elaborate preparations for iis
fourth annual masquerade ball.
which all be given az Columbia
bail. itts seventh avs on Monday.
Eeh 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

"As Told In the tiIiIu."
"Peek'a Had Hoy will be seen
AT the Seattle theatre for the last
time tonight.
AS Told In the llillas VIII be
next weeks offering II II melo'
drama with many exciting met
dents. but with nothing about Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

New yaudevills and novelties are
promised for the patrons Of the
| Eden Muass next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

arising cat Of charges Of graft. etc
In police HffalrR
Mills IN skaEii county are ready
for resumption Of work
With the thermometer lowering
around zero Ia the Inland Empire,
the merchants report business bet
isr than when Il r. mildsr
Traffic on the Columbia river IL
growing 10 rapidly that improve
mentk arr being asked.
The cold save has hit the Gray =
HArbor district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

Hoaniam cnuhctlmen have asked
for a grand jury. this fequcs, being
made owing 20 the Developments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
Symphony Concert.

The splendid program given by
the Symphony orchestra on Tues
day evening will be repeated at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

course aud every one interested
should make a special effort 10
hear IL Tho ftrht Methodist
quartet and Mr Fred Butler VIII
furnish special music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

Hopper and "ttsppyland."
DE Wolf Hopper, Marguerite
Clarke aud the bis metropolitan
company presenting Happy land
At the Moore theatre Will give fare.
well performances tonight and sun
day night "iiappyland' II a com.
le opera by Frederic Rankcn and
Reginald de koven. and Is ulabor'
ately staged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
@wsy Down cast"


Way Down East opens AZ the
Grand opera house tomorrow aft.
ernoon. 20 play a week at the
Cherry street play house. There
are few theatre goera Who have
not seen this play. but that does
not keep II from drawing good
houses year after year.
There II no type Of play that ap.
peals 10 the American public az a
whole more than the rural drama.
with characters and scenes that
are true to life Way Down East
IL one OF the best Of these rural
shows. and consequently has en-
ioyed one Of the longest runs In
the history Of American plays.
A capable company is promised
for the presentation AZ the Grand
next week. The DEVILS Auction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

the Moore theatre Sunday after.
noon. maay persons who we're
turned away from the evening
performance having made requests
10 Director KegFike To give item
this opportunity Of hearing tho
beethoven. Mozart. MosxkowHki
and Rubinstcin numbers by the or.
chestra and the piano solos By
Evataneff Rose.
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that Is not wholesome and good 60
see. according % the promises ~
the press agent Tho characters
are said "a be well drawn and 10 b.
Ia capable hands
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RAVfNNA PARK FOR
SALE TO CITY

Chamber Of cemnsrce Ineorssd
novemsn, 70 have Reservation
Made Part Of Public Park sys.
tern.
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GILL FIGHTS AMENDMENTS
ALONE IN TIE COUNCIL

viii he seen for the last time to.
night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27

I ton. The owners of this mine, when
has produced 81. SOC, 900 in two years, are
predicting more than ever that this dls-
trict is the extension OF the Comstock'
/ a view which has been advanced by
many experts The Mizpah mine OF the
same district has blocked out upwards
of 81 900, 900 Of fairly high grade ore, and
will erect a smelter as soon as the new
compartment shaft has reached the 5OO-
| foot level The ore of the district now
goes to Salt Lake.
But Nevada is not all mines. Other
| treasure stores are being unlocked,
which viii advance the states general
development at a rapid rate. 1rr1Sauion
work is being extended on all sides, and
big undertakings are being worked out
| by private capitalists TO supplement the
government activity in the Truckee-
| Carson project One of the latest is the
Nevada-Utah scheme, which will utilize
a large area in the extreme northwest
ern portion of the state. This contern-
plated the construction of one of the
highest dams in the world. with stor-
age capacity of $4,000 acres at the start
Great Irrigation Works.
Probably no enterprise of the govern
ment has had such task to convince
the people of it's worth as the Truckee-
Carson irrigation project, and even now.
after the worth of the land and the
feasibility of the general scheme has
been proven, much INSTRUMENTATION is
being disseminated regarding it. This
and similar works in time will make
Nevada Independent of other states for
her foodstuffs, which may account for
the unfavOrable reports from certain
quarters
The two requisites for success in those
who take up land are a small amount
of money, with a large amount of en-
ergy, to which must be added the brains
necessary to take advantage of the
help that government experts afford at
every turn Those who have met the
conditions are establishing homes in
land of fine climate and soil that is I'M
excelled at the price. The project has
cost nearly 81, 000, Co., which has been
expended for the construction of $50
miles of bitches, laterals and drains. the
magnitude of which may be understood
when it is noted that S.600,000 cubic
yards of earth were excavated, as well
as 100000 yards of solid rock, in their
construction.
Beside the distributing system, build
ings have been put up, IS of which cost
more than $4,000 each, 175 from $500 to
s., 900 each, and S32 costing less than
$500. The 125 bridges on the project ag-
gregate more than three-quarters of a
mile in length. Every part of the pro-
ject has its telephone line and is con-
nected with system 103 miles long. all |
of which is within the limits of the pro- !
ject. The bitches ere now ready TO de-
liver water to 100000 acres, which con- (
sists of ia units of public farm land. /
l25 farm units OF railroad land. and
about 10000 acres OF land under private l
ownership. !