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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
Concrete Work call
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.
Schmulbach Building.
Fulton suuaestion MEETING,

The citizens of the town OF Fulton
met in the council chamber last even
ing for the purpose OF naming candi.
dates for the election OF town officials.
which VIII take pace January l. The
meeting was called TO order at s
o'clock last evening and VI. J. Altmey-
err was elected chairman and J. II. La.
GEAR secretary. The meeting was
opened with short addresses by sew
eral citizens. and this proved very in
teresting from the beginning. Candi-
dates were named as follows:
For Mayor. Hermann Roeder. la
vid Paxton. DR.. William Ebberts and
Jacob J. Vossen.
For Recorder. Albert Smith and
Richard Cunningham.
For Council. Joseph Yoke. Sr. Al.
bert Young. John Korn. John T.
1Iamm. Jacob Bush. George l.. Noeck-
Ter. Charles Klapproth. j. NJ. Nnll,
Alois Smaller. Abraham Clemens. ~.
j.. Ridgway. Frank Yoke and Lewis
Snyder.
u was suggested and decided AZ the
meeting that the Citizens ticket would
be the only one in the race. and that
all names must appear on the ticket
in the order named. This promises 20
be a very close and hard-fOught cleo
tion. as the candidates named repre-
sent both the Turf Exchange and the
Ant-Turf Exchange. the forces OF
which seem TO be evenly divided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
Pike Briefs.

Fay Gibson. OF Lakewood. who has
been go for several days. is reported
better
Edward Blayrev. travelling salesman
Sor the u. :. savior Company. Of tho
city. has resumed hi- duties after epeud-
irg o. few DAYS with friends and rela-
tlves az Film grove.
g.. NJ. TaIuugtou. OF Cameron. spent
yesterday az Elm Grove looking afte-
business.
Born-To NJ and Mrs william Ma.
money. Or Fulton. a boy
Hsrrv Save returned to hIe home ~
Fulton yesterday after spending several
days ar Ecfuem. Is
NJ. Bartlett rsrr'seuftfife Of the J..
Portland Tobacco 'umgant. OF jersey
city. ". r. was iu Elm Grove ve-terdar.
looking after business OF tho firm
Nr. IaddcI. representative ~ tho
worhmtu's compensation act was ir
Jim Grove YESTERDAY. fr.e- tigatIug mat
tiers BOO regard Co su accident or tine FIr.
Grove mine
Miss Nyra N''HilDHE. of N,Merh.u.
spent last evening a- rho guest OF lfr.
and Mrs. John Hand. nf Elm Grove
James Came. az Arizona. I- ererrIr..
several days with hie parents 80 ETc.
~ God.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

Herbert Porter. H urum' mont oil pro-
du'"r and or,rIt"r IT IIai~HUfr county.
was here fti. Ws''. lic .~ very popular
among the pl ffrf,ru.tr here vuu aIr
DNerTfiuC 600 chat county and fg do'nE
quite e. Tot of work Tor the boys
ThtN'r -. NrGutIre was ~ WIccliu-
900 business the last OF the week Ito
also attended tH" sac rate Aariug and
reports that tre towns interest Is being
properly looked after Mr. NcTutlre fs
one "" u.-r Young law ycrs who 20 build
ING. uu lucr3tiV" practice both 90 home
and abroad.
Judge ~ n. Morris las returned from
West Union. where no has been Hoidfrg
the regular term az court
Tom Johnson. lease ard rfghf-of-vvag
man fOr the TrI-State Gas company. at
tended tho hearing on the gas question
before tie Public Service rpfurul ISIS ION
last week. 'fr. Johnson was there iu
the interest OF f.o Wetzcl Gas company
Judge ~. NJ. WIFE was lu Wheel nc
81 t-LrL.-- ON -.rl- L--.-r--..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
Mentioned for Mayor.

rs the time approaches Tor holding
NE conventions Tor IN. nomination OF
candidates FOR the various Offices new
names are being discussed. Prominent
~ among those talked of Tor mayor fs
=. IL ost. the present acting mayor.
Mr.. ost nad some dIff Guilty ln Se,ut-
ing his present position. aud some. OF
MS friends want him 10 make the race
Tor the uncNpir'd term. since he has
only held the place three or four month";.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
Convention 20 BE Hold Soon.

Tho TUUUIO7, TI"tN I"UNpnfidfI viii Ne
held about the twentieth - this month.
The committee has not Yet announced
the date. but look out fur 10 Iu these
columns and ia the local newspaper.
The citizens party convention will also
be held about that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
One % the Gre Thousand.

MI y. y. Moore VIII leave FOR WASH
ington. -. g.. ON tile ninth. Ass one Or
the one thousand delegates iu the Unit
81 states who Will present Co both
branches OF congress constitutional
amendment for uatIouai prohibition.
These one Thousand dclcEatcS come from
All sections OF the United States \
large number of tile member of nptn
branches of congress will take au a,-
i've part tu cuterts ming these delegates
during the few days they are there
They viii also call OH the president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

For the FIRST time this year many Of
the residents IN the suburban districts
are having trouble with their water
lines. which have I'm several instance
been frozen mn since the change Of tn"
weather sunday evening. and in many
places yesterday men We're AT work
turning OF the water and draining the
pipes To- prevent them from freezing
81 has within tho past frw days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

Tile near approach ul fUe comm Z
election IN the out the pike towns is
causing tho many candidate for tho
different offices To- become exceeding. y
busy ia the matter of stating their
views and soliciting the support OF the
voters. In several 81 tho towns i'm
yortant issues viii be 90 stake aud
more than one ticket Will Doe named ia
many places
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
a. d. q. Club Entertained.

NJ. \. !. EubIc. Of kcNs Lame. I.TW
Grove. very pleasantly entertained the
members or the y. u. q. club at her
home yesterday ina honor Of Mrs. br-
was very plea sanity spent by the large
number OF guests that We're present.
during which time music and other at-
versions were enjoyed. At q ~easouabic
hour luncheon was served and all de-
parted FOR their homes after spending
a very pleasant afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
pownward Revision Pr,dictea-

Or. ]. II. IaC-.son was in wheeling
saturday 70 observe the progress being
made ON the gas rate question IL. rs-
ports that the evidence $50 FAR intro
cuced is decidedly fu favor OF n down
ward revision of rates From The In
telliEcucers reports af the procecdings
the opinion OF Br. Jack son is Nerincd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
Smallpox 3 tuEtion.

TWO more cases of smallpox were re-
ported az Pine Grove today Us Br hank
hauser. but in mild form. All the cases
previously reported ara conVcleSciue and
mo- one - dangerously 100. small Don
under the improved methods OF trent
iucut. ts no longer considered "a daur~r-
Gus disease. Many OF the people ami
school children are carrying sore arms
a. a result OF being Vaccinated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

Albert EliuEler. well known resi-
dent Of Fulton. while walking along the
side walk of that down at am early hour
yesterday slipped on the ice falling To
the pavement and striking the back or
his head. causing n very painful wound.
The injured man was helped Co a place
~ here his wounds We're cared Tor and q (
a. late hour last evening was resting
Very well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
A Surprise Party.

Vt To nome N NT-s NOTI Ecnnetf-
on u~t street. tire freshman class
OF Magnolia ligh met in honor of Miss
h"lua miller. Vino .~ soon To move 10
pennsylvania. Most of the class In
Guiding the teachers. attended. \ very
pleasant evening was spent between ~,
hours VI md /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

Tie NaLuoiil $3.50 and Si>tsr~yillc
bigh bad their last battle on the grid
iron at StstcrSNllle on SATURDAY. TIE
sam" was well PLAYED throughout. Win
the score - 20 ia favor OF \ stcr~yille.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09

prospcred Notwithstanding the disadvan-
tsge OF paying high rate for gas II
IL quite certain that a higher rate will
not be charged Dr. the people keen tehir
eyes open aud assist those who have
taken the Initiative Ia the matter OF OF
tanning cheauer a.as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
Union Meetings.

II Christian church. NJ T. church.
south. frnShN terrain .urcI and NJ r..
church arc arrIuginc 60 hold union serv-
i'es. beginning early foo January. one
weeks service viii Doe held a. cacn
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-09
West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au-
thorized pay stations:

Companys Office. corner 18th &
rank OF Fulton. Fulton. w. Va.
ne First National Rank. Elm Grove.
West Virginia.
State Sank OF Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
Pay your electric light. water and
gas bills at the most convenient pay
station c. ID JuNKINS. Treasurer
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NEW MARTINS WILLIE

The Daily Intelligence Will boz found
on sal" dt Arar'- CHAR and Friff
stand. Main street. Eannon's CLEAR
and Fruit stand. Moses Thomas
Fruit stand. John Thomas Fruit
stand. ar depot =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-11


The doctor, finding his patients
quarters untenanted, for the first
time in many months, fastened
downstairs to the veranda, where he
discovered a lean, soldiery-looking
young fellow clad in fishing-coat
fussing with rod and reel.
"Oho, my enterprising friendp' he
said. What mischief are you hatch
ing now?"
I'm going to try for big trout in
the Golden Pool" said his patient
calmly.
This unlooked-for energy appear.
ed to embarrass the doctor His
grim mouth frightened.
Don't go now" he said; cit too
late in the morning"
II II know it, but Pm going" -
Against my orders!" demanded
the eXasperated doctor
With pleasure, " replied the young
man, gayly. "And it's your own do
ing, too. Do you remember what
you said last night?"
II said saw a big fish rising in
that pool growled the doctor.
Exactly; and that has done more
to brace me up than all your purple
pills for peculiar people" -
Now what the devil possesses you
to make for the Golden Pool at this
particular minute?" demanded the
yexed doctor you've been an in
valid for year and more, and up to
this moment you've done what told
YOU" =,
His patient continued to laugh
that same ight-hearted, \ infectious
laugh which the doctor had not heard
in many a month, and he looked at
him keenly.
"All the same, you're not well yet,
and you. know it." he said.
my aversion to women?" e~--''
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-11

ANND - w.
Jay Barnum.
,obert w. chambers.)
happened this morning."
''What?" inquired the doctor,
sulkily..
"This: 1 went out to the stables
and recognized Phelan and Riley!
How's that for start? Then"-he
glanced across the lawn where an old
gardener pottered about among the
.petunias- there's Dawson, isn't it?
And this is my own place Gleniris!
Isn't it? Besides" he added, my
aversion to women is disappearing;
saw a girl on the lawn from my win
dow this morning. Who is she?''
''Was she dressed in white?" ask
ed the DOCTOR
Don't remember"
"You never saw her before?"
mo- don't know. / didn't see
her face -. ...5s.
$50 it seems you can't recollect
the back of relative or neighbor.
Now what do you think of YOURSELF"
Relative? Nonsense" he laugh
ed; Il haven't any. AS for the neigh
bors, give me time. for heavens sake!
I'm doing beautifully. There are mil
lions of things that set me thinking
and worrying now-funny flashes of
memory hints Of the past, vague
glimpses that excite me to effort; but
nothing absolutely nothing yet of
that blank year. Was it a year,"
More; never mind thatw
How long wast it?" asked the pa
tent, wistfully.
Sixteen months"
you said was shot, l Think
mo, l didn't. You. think you were,
but it was done with a Malay kris.
Now, what can you remember about.
it?"
The young man stood silent, FUN
bling with his rod.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-11

Illustrated by Jay Barnum. -.
pyright, 1907, by Robert w. chambers.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01

water from the Arrowrock reservoir.
now being constructed. and the lower
portion of the project will be supplied
with $4,000 acre-feet OF stored water
from the Deer Flat reservoir.
The Boise river diversion dam con
sists Of a 216-foot overflow weir OF
solid masonry. 35 feet above the river
bed, thanked on the south side by a
logway 30 feet wide, a fishway, two d.
verting tunnels having 6x1o-foot gates
and the headworks Of the main south
side canal composed Of eight 5x9-foot
gates.
Highest Dam In World.
The Boise river storage unit con-
templates the storage Of the flood
waters of the Boise river In reservoirs,
in order to regulate the flow OF the
Boise river, and supply as large an area
as is possible in the Boise valley with
q late seasons water supply. The stor-
age dam, known as the Arrowrock dam,
as located at point % miles from the
city of Boise and Is now under con-
struction When completed this will
be the highest dam In the world. Owing
to the fact that this dam Is in the vi
entity Of Boise 1t has probably attracted
more attention than any single piece Of
work that the reclamation service has
been connected with In the state OF
Idaho.
Some of the principal dimensions OF
this dam are as follows:
Maximum height, about. .....351 feet
Thickness at base. ........... 2l0 feet
Width at top ................ IL feet
Radius of curvature. 662 feet
Length or crest .106O feet
Length of spillway. ........... 400 feet
Depth of foundation below the river
bed, about so feet.
Area Of foundation, about ono acre.
Some of the principal quantities are
as follows:
Excavation for dam. 100000 cubic
yards.
Concrete in dam, $4,000 cubic yards
Gates and accessories, 1000 tons.
Excavation for spiIlway. 100000 cubic
yards.
Concrete in spillway. 10000 cubic
yards.
Capacity of reservoir. 100000 acre
feet.
Length of reservoir about Is miles.
and includes both the main river and
the south fork.
The concrete In the dam. II placed in
a column 10 feet square. would reach
to height of about 81 miles.
The water IN the reservoir will cover
1 ~ or
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01
Cooperative certificates
redeemed ...............
156,504.99
5 424,oss.o1
Net cost Of project .s3,s79,919.o5
Distributing Unit Boise Pro iect,

Tho distributing unit of the Boise
project embraces 243.000 acres of land
on the south side of the Boise river.
between Its confluence with the Snake
river and the city Of Boise. The soil
here consists of a volcanic ash and
sandy loan. rich In plant food and
suitable for a variety of crops Fruits
OF all kinds, as well as grains and vege-
tables, thrive in this locality The
average rainfall Is about Is inches per
year or about one third of the amount
necessary for the production Of the best
crops.
The Boise project Is traversed by the
main line of the Oregon Short Line
railroad and also by a branch line from
Nampa to the city OF Boise; also by the
Idaho Northern railway from Nampa.
to Emmett and northward and the
| Boise. Nampa & Owyhee railroad from
Nampa to Murphy; the San Francisco.
idaho & Montana railroad, which runs
| from Caldwell to Wilder and the Ida
| no Traction company's electric road,
which is operated between Boise and
| Caldwell via Nampa. The Caldwell
Traction company Is also operating an
electric road from Caldwell past the
| Deer Flat reservoir to the Snake river.
Boise River Water Supply.
! The principal engineering features
OF the distribution unit of the Boise
project consist of the Boise river diver
| sion DAM located about miles above
the city of Boise on the Boise river;
the main canal, running from the Boise
river diversion dam to the Deer Flat
reservoir. with a capacity sufficient to
carry $500 second-feet of water: s
miles of this canal being concrete lined,
and the two earth dams at the Deer
Flat reservoir, each containing over L.
| 100000 cubic yards Of material The
distribution unit Of the Boise project is
covered by approximately 900 miles of
canals and laterals which have been
| built by the reclamation service. In
addition to these, of course, there are
many more miles of farm laterals which
have been built by the individual set
| tiers on their own farm units. Approx
| imately IT'S miles of telephone lines,
owned by the reclamation service ex-
tend over the project.
! This project obtains it's early water
supply direct from the Boise river, but
during the period of low water flow it
will secure 100000 acre-feet OF stored
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01
) 64,2s7.os
Net cost of project. +.

Net cost of project. .s419,632.21
The Minidoka project embraces an
area of about $4,000 acres Of land on
both sides Of the Snake river in the
central southern part OF the state OF
Idaho. The soil here consists OF vol
canic ash and sandy loan similar to
that on the Boise project. but contain
ing more sand. Vegetables. hay and
grains are the principal crops. The
average rainfall Is about IA inches.
Facts About Minidoka Project.
The project is traversed by the Mini
doka & southwestern branch of the
oregon Short Line railroad; also by
branch of the oregon Short Line ex-
tending from Rupert to Bliss; another
branch from Burley to Oakley and still
another is now being constructed from
Burley eastward. through that portion
of the project lying south of the Snake
river. This road will open up the Raft
river country. thence proceeding in a
Isoutherly direction and connecting
with the main line of the Oregon Short
Line just east OF the Great Salt Lake
The principal engineering features in
connection with this project are the
MinidolSa dam, headworks. power plant
and pumping stations.
The dam Is of the rock filled type,
1876 feet long. rs feet wide on top and
Sc feet high, thanked by the power
plant and north side headworks on the
north. and the spllway Of solid con-
crete, 2400 feet long, 2 to 10 feet high,
land south side headworks on the south
side.
At the power plant there are five
5000 horsepower turbines direct con-
nected to as many 1500-lilowatt gen.
orators The power generated is used
for pumping water to 1900 acres Of
high land during the irrigating season
and for furnishing the towns on the
project with light, power and heat
owing to the large amount of power
available in the winter months, power
/ for heat Is furnished to the towns at
rate which successfully completes
with coal and wood. Nearly all OF the
I business houses and many Of the pri-
waite homes in the thriving towns of
Rupert, Hepburn and Burley use cleo
trical energy for heat.
Pumping Stations.
There are three pumping stations on
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01
main plant at the Minidoka dam. The

main plant at the Minidoka dam. The
first lift pumps 500 second feet Of
water from the south side gravity ca
nal to the first lift canal, 80 feet
higher; the second lift forces S75 sec
ond-feet 80 feet higher; and the third
lift raises 200 second feet 80 feet
higher still. The machinery at the
lifts and at the power plant is in
stalled in neat buildings of reinforced
concrete. The spillway Is provided
with reinforced concrete piers s feet
high and feet on centers by means
of which the surface of Lake Walcott,
formed by the DAM can be raised five
feet, thus increasing the storage ca
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01

sens 1aH @s M s fss

pacity of the lake and the available
head OF water on the turbines.
Quite a serious drainage problem
has developed on the gravity unit OF
the Minidoka project and large
amount Of drainage work has been done
during the past two years, and much
additional work is yet required
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01

the south side of the river called the
first, second and third lifts. At the
first lift there are four 1875 second
foot pumps, at the second three 125
second foot pumps. and at the third one
125 second-foot and one rs second
foot pumps, all operated by electric
motors supplied with power from the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01

Roads and highways $50.
wells
Examination OF project as
a whole
Administration of project
as a whole ...........
Transformers, substations.
West end extension. 49,.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01

Dam and spillway. 569,911.00
Main canals. north and
south sides ............. 6s,seo.41
Distributing system ...... 495,924.42
Power plant at dam. 1855. 430.37o.93
Pumping system ......... 457,so2.21
Distributing system ...... 59s. 1890
Transmission system ..... 55,055 .46
Telephone system ........ 2e,27s,32
Real estate ............... 35,41S.24
Buildings ................ eS,o5s.91
Irrigable land .............. 3.720,16
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01

There are three pumping stations on
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01
Total Expenditures.

The total expenditures in connection
with the Snake river storage unit to
Sept So 1912, are as follows:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01

The Geo. "A. Anderson Co.
Allen Wright Furniture Co.
w. G. Annett.
]. A. Anes.
]. M. Anderson.
Y. H. Abercrombie.
Boise Floral Co.
Baker Brothers.
A. Bailey.
w. ]. Abs.
]. w. Brose.
w. T. Booth.
Bigger & Hetherington.
A. R. Buchanan.
Boise Book & Music Co.
Ballou & Latimer.
Bruce & Fuld.
Boise Iron Wks. & Foundry Co.
Baxter Foundry & Mach Wks.
TUT pnTcE OANrNrrN1r ~
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01

Hyde Park Grocery.
Ames Wholesale Grocery &
Supply Co.
City Market.
Boston Grocery.
Reliable Grocery.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01
BY Frank e. Weymouth.
(Supervising Engineer, u. S. Reclama-
ton Service)

Supervising Engineer, u. S. Reclama-
ton Service)
The Idaho district of the United
mouth supervising engineer, embraces
that portion of the Snake river basin
from it's headwaters in the Yellow
stone national park in wyoming to Its
confluence with and including the SAL
mon river. total Of about 10000 square
miles. The office for this supervisory
district is located in Boise. The work
of the district is divided for admins
trative and engineering purposes as
follows Snake river storage unit,
Minidoka project, Boise river storage
unit and the distribution unit of the
Boise project Each of these units IS
under charge of an engineer who re-
headquarters are in Boise.
The Snake river storage unit con-
templates the storage Of flood waters of
the Snake river In various reservoirs
in order to regulate its flow, so as to
conform as far as possible to the needs
of irrigation and power development.
The only reservoir so far construct
ed IL at Jackson lake, just south of the
Yellowstone national park Here re-
1nforced concrete dam, IS feet above
stream bed and 200 feet long. terminal
ing on the end in an earth dixie 5000
feet in length, has been built across
the outlet of the lake, thus forming
reservoir of $4,000 second feet capa
city. The water from this reservoir Is
delivered to the MnidolSa project dur
ing the low water period Of the Snake
river.
Total Expenditures.
The total expenditures in connection
with the Snake river storage unit to
Sept. so, 1912, are as follows;
Swan valley reservoir s.....$ 11.374.l4
jackson lake temporary dam 1,1fa.30
Jackson lake permanent dam.
Administrative expense, 2,5s9 81
investigations and surveys 6,71S.05
Reservoir right-of way. S,426.50
Testing Observation-Disclosures, 7,264.ss
Grovont bridge invest gins, 191 .03
Buildings and quarters. ,. S2,S70.41
Ashton Moran road consn 17,366.64
Telephone line cons'n... 5,302.43
Diversion works " as sag %
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-01
Costs Of Project.

The principal costs OF the Minidoka
project to Sept. 80, 1912, are as fol-
lows:
Dam and sn;llxvav eco OH m