The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-30
DISTRICT CHIEF
 CONFIRMS STORY
 OF APPLICATIONS
Gives Details of Water Per- init Applications Many
 Projects Examined.
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Daugherty. Green Lake located on Silver Bay below Sitka; Warm Springs Bay, on Chatham Straits, it is estimated by MT Daugherty. will he capable of producing 6500 horse power each, and Cascade Bay, 7,00G horsepower His plans, as shown in the applications received by MT Flory, call for power plant at Green Lake, connected by a transmission line to Baranof Warm Springs, a power unit there. and transmission line to Cascade Bay. where a third power plant is projected. Difficult construction is said to be involved in any attempt to run transmission line between Green Lake and Warm Springs Bay as it would have to traverse a high mountain range. mak ing both construction and mainten- ance expensive. In addition to these sites. MT Dort will examine another at Patterson Bay The Warm Springs Bay proposition is one that has been boosted by the Forest Service as ia | vorable for pulp development, said | MT. F'lory It has a good harbor a water power site capable of cheap ! and is favorably locat ed with respect to timber for pulp | making material.
 Examines Eight Sites
 Eight sites have been examined | this summer by Mir. Dort from which development of approximately 10000 at reasonable cost is easily practicabl These projects include Karta River, Prince of Wales Island, 5000 horsepower; Mahoney Creek, at Ketchikan, 5000 horsepow CT; Harding Creek, 5000 horsepower, and White River. 5000 horsepower, both on Bradfield Canal; Mill Creek, near Wrangell. 4000 horsepower: Thomas Bay, near Petersburg, 2500o and Sweetheart Falls, Glass Peninsula, 15,000 horsepower. for permits have been made to develop all of these with the exception of Thomas Bay. This, ac cordng to Mir. Dort, is for it's size one of the most favorable hydrO-elec tric propositions in Southeastern Al aSka.
 Guggs Making Examination
 An exploration party representing the Alaska Mineral X Development Company, understood to be a sub sidiary of the Guggenheim interests is making an investigation of several sites on Bradfeld Canal for which a permit has been asked These sites include Anan Creek, 5000 horsepow CT, and Tyee Lake, 10000 horsepow- or Other sites in the same vicinity which could be incorporated with these two sites 1t is estimated would bring the total power development possible up to 3O,0O0 horsepower
 No New Locations
 All of these power sites have been known of for years. said MT. Flory, with the possible exception of Hard ing Creek, which was reported to the Forest Service this year by repre- sentatives of the Wrangel Pulp X Paper Company. A report has also been received by MT F1ory to the effect that site favorable for de velopment exists at Short Bay, Behm Canal. on the south side of Cleveland Peninsula. MT Dort will go to that district after he concludes his work on Baranof Island and determine the accuracy of the reports.
 To Aid Investors
 "The purpose of the Forest Service in making the examinations which Mir DOrt is conducting this summer said the District Forester "is to ac- cumulate data on the possibility of of hydro-electric power for the benefit of individuals or cor porations seeking an opportunity to invest in Alaska. It is vital part of the Forest Services campaign to
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