The Fort Peck press., 1935-10-31
PWA PROJECTS
HAVE BEEN OK'D
APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED TO
WASHINGTON FOR ACTION; DE-
SIGNED FOR 318 PERSONS

Thirteen project applications total
ling S175,3O3.43 were recently sub
mitted to Washington for action and
approval by the Montana Works
administration. Designed to provide
l,773 man months of labor for 3I8
persons, the projects list 1922 per cent
OF the total cost to be directly ex-
pended for labor. Submission Of this
group brings Montana's project re-
quests to % undertakings costing
S306,1O0.71, nine applications having
been forwarded in the initial group
a few days ago.
The newest list of allotment requests
included the following:
Laurel-Construction of a $ q nm
gallon reinforced concrete reservoir
Tor city water storage, and completion
OF a water main partially installed I'M
der FERA program. Cost: $13, 914.5O.
Flathead, Missoula, Lewis & Clark.
Fergus, Yellowstone, Custer, Gallatin
and Park counties-To provide an in
Spector Of cream, butter, eggs and
equipment for the state department of
agriculture in each of these counties.
This is work which could not otherwise
be done. due to lack of appropriation
by the legislature. Cost: Sc, 8O4. For
period of year.
Lake, Pondera, Valley, MusselshelI,
Carbon, Dawson, RichIand. Rava1li
saltwater, Roosevelt, Teton, Powell and
Jefferson counties-To provide for
training of 10 inspectors for one year
Tor department of agriculture to super
wise and aid farmers in producing
higher quality products in these coun-
ties. Cost: $3.50.
Chinook-Completion of a O.OOO-
gallon swimming pool started under the
FERA program. Cost: Sc, n SO.
Silver Bow, Cascade, Deer Lodge
counties-To provide an inspector of
cream, butter, eggs and equipment for
the state department of agriculture in
each county. Cost: $3.50.
Havre-Mending, repairing, indexing
and taking inventory of all books in the
city library. Cost: $1,21O.2O
Great Falls-Sanitation work, for
construction OF a masonry pool to con-
troll a series of springs at 18th Street
and Seventh avenue South; connecting
drain line to storm sewers in area to be |
improved. Cost: $8,779.
Box Elder-Construction of addition
a school building in School district
Is, Hill county. Cost: $4,000.
Anaconda, Butte, Great Falls, Glas-
gov, Helena, Missoula and Bozeman-l
employment of Is field ANALYSTS
and secretaries to compile comprehen-
.ive information on present condi-
in industry, and effectiveness of
MIRA codes. Cost: 1864.
Superior-Clearing II miles of road
20 be used by residents of Mineral
for wood hauling, and for forest
service purposes. Cost: S 1855. 05.
Silver Bow and Deer Lodge counties
Continuation of the community SAN
tation program which was inaugurated
is a Civil Works project in the fall of
1913 and has been continued as an ERA
work relief project to date; construction
md installation of sanitary latrines
or homes and schools in rural districts
where the extension of sewer lines is
lot economically practical. Sponsored
~ the United States Public Health SER
nee. Cost: SAG, 005. 10.
Lewis and Clark and Fergus counties
Continuation of the community SAN
tation program as listed above; in
construction of 1885 sanitary
Cost: $67, 768. 80.
Great Falls-Completion of a retain
ng wall under railroad bridge at Rain
dam, including riprapping, protect
ng drainage structure on roadway,
'ackfillings and widening of roadway.
lost: 81, O55. 80.