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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-19
QUIET MEETING, c. OF c.

Failure of the report covering the matter of obtaining Federal aid in building a new school building, being ready, coupled with limited attend ance at the meeting, resulted in a quiet session for the Douglas Cham Der of Commerce last evening. Sev- eral issues were discussed but no action was taken.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-19
INSTALLING SHOWERS

Under the direction of A. Shudshift of the school board, work was started this morning on the installation of the heating system for the shower baths going into the Nat. The equip ment will consist of an oil burning
 furnace, to be fitted with water coils and hundred gallon tank for fuel, in addition to two showers. The
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-19
CHRISTMAS PARTY IS BIG
 FEATURE CLUB MEETING

Mrs. Glen Kifkham, assisted by Mrs. Mark Jensen, entertained the Douglas Island Women's Club for their regular meeting last night at the home of the former.
 A Christmas party afforded the entertainment for the evening. Gifts were exchanged and games were played. Clever fayors further carried out the Christmas idea.
 A Short business session preceded the entertainment. Two new mem- bers, Mrs. Al Lundstrom, Jr., and Mrs. Clarence Geddes, were taken into the Club.
 The January meeting scheduled for Wednesday, the 9th, will be held at the home Of Mrs. Charles Fox. The program for that evening will fea- ture a playlet under the direction of Mrs. E. E. Engstrom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-19
Still Coughing?

No matter how many medicines you have tried for your cough, chest cold or bronchial irritation, you can get relief now with Creomulsion. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take chance with anything less than Creomul- sion, which goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature to soothe and heal the infiarned men- branes as the germ-laden phlegm is loosened and expelled.
 Even if other remedies have failed, don't be discouraged, your druggist is authorized to guarantee Creomulsion and to refund your money if you are not satisfied with results from the very first bottle. Get Creomulsion right now. (Advl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-19
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE District Land Office

Anchorage, Alaska.
 November 12, 1885,
 REPUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that Daniel Huttel, entryman, together with his witnesses, Edward E. Trimmer, and Mayo V. Raney, all of Haines, AL aska, has made final proof on his homestead entry, Anchorage 0807l, for lots l and 2, sec. l9, T. 28 s. R. 55 E. and lots l, sec. 24, T. 28 s. R. 54 E. GRIM. containing 123.40 acres, and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office within the period of pub lication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Register. First publication, Nov, 27, 1885. Last publication, Dec. 26, 1885.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-19
SCHOOL PROGRAMS TO
 BE HELD IN ASSEMBLY

The Christmas programs at school,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-19
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Sandy Stevens, Jr, celebrated his fifth birthday yesterday with a party for number of his little friends. Ice cream and cake was enjoyed by the youngsters at the event.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-19

Mrs. c. N. Crone. popular demonstra- tor for the Department of Vocational Education.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
PARA LA MUJER
Ell vestuario de los deportes inverpales
Vuelve la Falda-P antalon

Acabamos de citar Il2s tell :
dos que en- la moda deportiva
constituyen la secci6n de fan
tasia. Para las mujeres a Guie-
mes las audacias dS>vestido co
hiben un POGO, sguan dlsponis
bles, porque estan siempre en-
boga, los tejidos de caracter
"moda MASCULINE, tales como
los tweeds, las cheviotes, los
homespuns y los panos.
Schiapsrelli ha hecho fabri
car para algunos de sus mode
los un tejido en- pano que inn
ia ell cuero. Los tailleurs O "a
BRIGGS de este genera Sc guar
necen con franjas de lana.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

Els de nOtar Ell exito extraor-
dinarlo que en- esta Temporal
d. tienen las chaquetas, las ca
pas y los abrigos cortos, asf co
me los jerseys y los boleros.
Tambien hay que apuntar la
admission definitiva y la Gre
ciente boga de la falda-panta-
lon, que permite ell empleo del
abrigo corto, sin que clio i'm :
plique ell sufrir del frio en- las
piernas, y que, por otra parte,
gracias a la habilidad de su
confeccion, no tiene aspecto
masculine, siendo su aparien-
ella la de una falda-cartera.
Para completar ell vestido con
la falda-pantalon disponen las
elegantes deportivas de las
chaquetas-capas, con mangas
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

va estan lejos los tiempos
en- que las mujeres elegantss Sc
encerraban en- su casa duran
tie ell invierno y solo Sc atrevian
a dar paseos en- coche, approve
chando los dias de sol.
La education deportiva que
ha recibido la actual genera :
ci6n femenina hace que las mu
chachas y mujeres j6venes pro
sigan hoy sus eycursiones y sus
ejercicios al aire libre, sin cui-
darse del frio, de la bruma nj
de la nieve. Elk ste, pues, una
moda %invernal muy sport, que
sigue, dentro de su especiaii-
dad, las tendencias y variacio-
mes de la moda general. Yea :
mos cua,es son sus caracteris-
ticas al comenzar ell invierno
de 1935-1936.
La cualidad esencial de Ia
moda depCrt va es la de ser
practica en- todos los detalleS
de su realization, desde ell fuer
tie y c6mcdo tailleur de homes
pun hasta ell impermeable de
soda enaceitada,
Para conseguir csc caracter
eminentemente practice de la
indumentaria Sc precisa, ante
TODD, una acertada election de
los tel dos. En- este ano, mas
que Ell otros, Sc ha establecido
una estrecha collaboration en-
tire los fabricantes de tejidos y
los modistos, con objeto de lo-I
grar la ~perfecta ammonia entire
Ia materia y la forma.
La gran noVedad del moment
to en- este capitulo de la modal
on los %generos llamados mani-E
hilados y tejidos a mano,
an los que Sc procura acentuarE
aspecto I'm POGO rudo que tel
nian los generos antes de fabrl
carse con la rniformidad que
ia la maquina.
Los man;fyls Sc hacen de
chine o de tejido moteado, en-
dolores neutros, sobre los que
d~eStacan ell punteado o las mo-
tas de color vivo: verde, azul
o violeta, sobre fondo beige,
verbose o girls obscure.
Otros teiidos, hechos a ma
quina, imitan en- 10 possible e
aspecto de la fabrication a me-
no, con Ell grueso relieve de la
y su superficie ligera-
mente ondulada.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
SOCIALES
Ms prineros Eneos de hoy

mas pfi1neTGS b1le2s de A09
Al.empezar a redactar la Gro
MICA de hoy, qu;er9 expresar~
las Sociedades, Lo2ias, Clubs !
demas organizac.one,, y Ell par
ticular a aquellas que me han
enviado tarjeras de fe'.eitaci6n,
mis- mas fervientes deseos per
unas Pascuas fe}ices.
Dias eStos de jdbilo y algeria
en- cue nos olyidawc.5 de las Vi
cisitudes de Ia vida para entire
garno. al placer de las tradicio-
males fiestas de %vidad.
Hey levantafemos con carl
no la c02a, en- union de fam.l.a-
res y ami.os, recordandc 10
que ell cr:s5ianismo significa pa
ra ell mun3o.
En- las coras de algeria olyi-
danos los disgustos personals
Y abrimos los brazos. Todos so
mos hermanOs.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

no kc; AK La Cbapelle, -.
m., canciones de Navijad, Dor
1920 kc; Paris, 6 p. m, tras-
In sion de la misadel gallo des-
ds una catedral francesa, per
I11,750 kc; Berlin, Vispera ae
"avidad para los nilos, 5000,
a las 1880 p. M; Boston, 7:45,
Vispora de Navidad en- Beacon
|7L;I, por 600 Ike; Koenigberg
800 p. M, canciones de Navi-
lad en- el este &c Prussia, por
cope Ike.
Onda corta, die. 25: Find :
hoyen, H0landa, 8:05 de la ma
mana, campanas de Navi lad,
por 11,730 Ike; Londres, 8 de la
manana, La Gran Fam,lia, fell
citaciones del rey Jorge, por
1870 Ike; Londres, 1905 a.
M, FL Mesias, 1870 Ike; Ro-
ma, 6 p. M, concerto sinf6ni-
co inspirado por la Navidad,
Ipor 1858; Munich, 6 p. M, o.
pereta de Johann Strauss, por
6 020 kc; Londres 6 p. M, este
Gran Familia, por $3.50 kc;
Paris, $50 p. M, bale de Ma
Ividad, por 11,710 kc; Oxford,
p, M, ceremonial en- ell CO.
Ilegio de la Reina, ly Berlin, 8
" 80 p. M, canciones sobre e!
Iarbol de Navidad. por 6,220 Ike
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
lie. ROBARON SU CA2TERA
IA LA SRA. GERARD

La Sra. Bessie Gerard, del
1911 de la Gale Marion, denun-
clio anoche a la policia que un
j6ven de la raza negra lie ARE
bat6 su cartera, dandose a la
fCga, en- la esquina de Frank
Ign Y Constant, La cartera, de
piel de caiman, tiene un valor
de $18 y ademas $40 en- billetes.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
En- Ell EspdHOL

La fiesta de esta nodhe, "No-
chebuena", no terminara para
los socios del Centre Espanol y
La Ben6fica en- sus casas. Ell
res1men se hara en- Ell p~aiacio
de Ybor, donde la directiva es-
pera yer congregada a la ia
milia.
Aquellos que prefieran can
tar al son de la gaita o la gui-
tara, Sc quedaran en- la sala
cantina, donde les sera permit
da esa expansion. Los amigos
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
Los baiies de "Ckristmas'

Los muchachos de la Secci6n
de IGecreo del Circulo Cu6ano
celebraran su bale de Navidad
en- TODD ell edificio.
En- la sala alta amenizaran
los bailables americanos las
orquestas de "Mano Sanchez"
y THE Southerns".
Ell conjunto "Santirzo'' ten
dra a SD cargo ell programa dc
pleas cubanas y espaholas, Ell
la sala cantina.
Durara de 10 a 5 de la mana
ma.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
En- Ell AStur3dnO

Tambien en- ell palacio de Ne
braska, Sc bailara.
Sera una matinee, de A a 1880
Y tocara la orquesta Don Fran
CISCO.
Nuestra juventud bailadora
Sc dividira EN- las dos socieda-
de para darle realce a las fies-
tas.
Tarde y noche de triunfo pa
"a dos respetables sociedades.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
EN- Ell NC2TE
Dc ETI%iA

Loadlas, Die. 24.~tra batq
lie Sc ha l.brado en- ell rorte De
.EJioie, infcrmando Ell ej6roitc
fasci ia cue les eticpas, en- MI
nero De 5,oo0, atacaron y fue-
ron rechazados.
La acci6n de guerra dur6 va
rias Goras, ignorandcse ell MI
nero de bajas sufridas por las
dos parties.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
lena Nacional: 6:30, notic;as
Billy y Betty; 6:59, las
yampanadas del Reloj en- Ma
vidad; 7:15, Transmission desde
Devon, Inglaterra; 1880, Ed
win c. Hill; 800, orQuesta dc
Reisman; 900, Ben Bernie; 8
Y 30, programa Jumbo; 1000
opereta May Wine; 1880, or
Questa sinf6nica de Minneapo-
lis; 1880, canciones de cuna;
II AS, trasmisi6n desde ell pla
netarium Hayden; 1900, coro
communal de San Francisco, y
1890, Eddie Duchin.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

Viene la orqueSta Tuck White'
Tocara en- ell bale scciai dc
Alo Nuevo, en- ell Circulo Gu
oano, la famosa orQuesta Zack
White, uno de los conjuntoS
mas conocidos en- las ciudades
n~ortehas, y que en- otra OCCASION
tcc6 en- esta ciudad.
Los que no sean ,ocios paga-
ran un peso. Las damas IS cts.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
lucia Cuba

H0cId Cuba
En- su deseo de lle2ar cuanto
aates al lecho de su querida
que Sc encuentra grave
mante enferma, EMBARGO para
Slnta Clara, Cuba, via Miami,
81 j6ven Saturnino Aleman.
Reiteramos ell deseo de que
u gravedad de Ia Sra. Antonio
Corrales Ihaya desaparecido.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
H"u EenapO

i5"u hompo
Para una buena compra STEM
pre- hay ~ ar. Quizas las mu-
.a@s oeup&cisles mo lie hayan
rcrn.,.dq el hacer sus compras
!CIGJola para desgu6s o. ter
a.nada su labor. Qucremos a
.r-siarla a los caballeros pa
IN ror Ia acreditada casa de
Fernandez y Garcia mems
21,p" y ALI encontraran ele-
gar Is.mos trajes e insupera-
81 Gua interior.
En- e surtido que los j6ve-
res Juanito Fernandez y &c
n&ro Garcia tienen para la es-
ao;6n inYerrai, encontrara ei
traie de su gusto.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena Co
lumbia 600, orquesta de Plot
Ike; 6:35, entendimiento de la
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
CCRTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

FL juez Petteway, deA corte
dc 10 criminal, dict6 Ayer las
siguientes condemns: C. Smith,
seis meses de carcel por ell robo
de una maleta con rosa de C. B.
Weldon, del numero ALL de la
avSpida Suwanee; Roy Curry,
cj1to me; es por ell robo de una
frazada y un desperation pro-
i2iedad de la Sra. C. Olsen:
Charles E. Kretz, 25, dias, por
ell robo de $3.50, Sc lie dej6 en-
libertad bajo la custodia de F.
A. Sawyer.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
PROGRAMS DERADTO

Cnda corta, diciembre "a: 6perar 700, Myrt y Marge;
londres, 1870 p. m, Pa cuas 1870, Kate em.tA; 7:15, Holly
eltraordirarias. por 1850 Ike; Smith; 500, ORC %ta de Daug
"a ora go metros, y por helthy; $3.50, baitono Lawren
$3.50, en- onda de 31.3 metros; sc Tibet; geo, Walter O.
de la tarde, y Washington, Leefe; $50, los War ng de
Ia ceremonial del arbol de Ma Ien1syjvaria; 1922, la mar
v:dad en- Ia Casa Blanca, por cha de- TEMPO; 1Q:45, ell orc
1890 kc;; Paris, 5 p. m, Can del poe&; 11:15, Vi tia de Sn.
Gene trancezas de N&vidaaMa5s; 1870, una fabula en-
Paul Coline Y su Co, por - Am, y II 100, canciones
no kc; AK La Cbapele, e p. IN lad.
M, canciones de NaviJad, Dor.
La opinión., 1935-06-02

Serian las dos de Ia ~madrugada del
dia 0 de octubre de 1913, cuando ell
leal servidor de ito Lalo Aguirre en-
traba a la Villa de k. brincando
cercas y atravesando platanares, hui
ycndo. de prop6sito. de las principa-
les Was que daban acceso a la pobla-
ci6n. temeroso de encontrarse con las
patrullas de soldados irregulares del
mayor Aguirre, constitutions por hom-
bres reclutados en- las rancherias in
mediatas, bisonos los mas de clos en-
ell peligroso ejcrcicio de las armas, lis
tos por ende para descerrajar un trio
sobre la primera sombra de ANIMAL o
de hombre que Sc les parara enfrente.
Ell buho cantaba con melancolia sobre
las techumbres de los jacaloncs. al
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-21

and Manganese Dioxide. The latter is
commonly known to the average per-
son as stove blackening. The Oxygen
was caught and used to burn iron wire,
which demonstrated the difficulty OF
extinguishing a fire if the atmosphere
consisted mainly or wholly of oxygen.
A basketball game was played last
Thursday between the 7th and 9th
grade girls and the Freshman girls.
1t was a good practice game, but to
hear the players talk it was more or
less football game. Those playing
were Jean Shinn, Peggy, Jerry NJ.
Alice, Berdina, Bette Meek, and Clar-
enc Anderson, and all Of the Freshman
girls. The final score was 2e-7 IN favor
Of the Freshman girls.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-21
CHARLES GooDNER

Charlie is somewhat mysterious
individual, and refused to commit him
self much. Nevertheless, we managed
to elicit the following interesting in
formation:
Charles was born in Spokane, way
back in ante bellum days-in 1916. His
hobby is travelling, which he probably
has practised more extensively than
most of us Seniors, as he is a con-
firmed peripatetic. He has developed
his talents, and incidentally, the dis
ciplinary initiatives of the principals
in fourteen different schools, scattered
over 3 states.
He is gifted with the talent of being
able to use mile-long, ten dollar words
and seems to understand them, which
accounts for his being referred to al
times as "The Walking Dictionary"
His life's ambition is to become
Gigolo.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-21
SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES
DONALD CHAPEL

Donald was born In Kalispell, Mon
tana, which may account for his being
the strong, silent type, SO characteristic
of the Westerner. He is II years OF age
In stature, he ranks highest In the
class.
We suspect he has latent poetical
ability, having written when younger
Here I stand on my little feet; make
a bow and take my seat
Donald's consuming ambition is to
eat more cookies. He sits by the fire by
the hour, toasting his feet and MUNICH
ing cookies. Any girl who wins his
heart, must be f1rst-class cooky COOK
and win his heart through his stom-
ach, as it were.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-21

said section.
All of Section 10 lying north of the
base of the bluff and between the bluff
and the north section line OF said
section
Said boundary Of Irrigation District
as follows:
Beginning at point on the bank
of the Columbia River at the In
tersection of the east line of the
sWA of SWA Section 2-13-25
thence in a westernly direction
along the bank Of the river to the
NV corner Of Section z, thence
south along the west line of Sec
ton Z and 10 to the base Of the
bluff, thence in an easternly direc-
ton along the bluff to the west
Line Of Section II, thence In 9
enthusiastically direction to the NE
corner Of Section II, thence from
the SW corner Of Section 8 In q
northeasternly direction to point
324O feet south Of the SW corner
Of Section 8, from this point north
east to the SW corner Of the NWA
of NWA Section 11-13-25, thence
in a northeasternly direction to the
NE corner Of the NWA Of NWA
Section 11-13-25, thence straight
north to the point of beginning.
The general water supply will be
taken from the Columbia River by the
use of Centrifugal pumps direct con-
nected to electric motors, and distri-
buted through the use Of concrete
lined bitches.
Three directors will be elected fol
the Administration of the district, anc
the name of the district shall be
The Riverland Irrigation District,
Post Office, Allard, Washington.
We, the majority of land owners ir
said proposed irrigation district, dc
hereby request the Hon. Board Of
County Commissioners for Benton
County, Washington, to take such steps
necessary to the organization of saic
district.
H. G.. Hermann Mrs. H. G. Herr
mann, Allard WASH; ER Of NWA Of
NEA except a strip of land 20 fee
wide for road, Sec. 9-13-25; 20 acres
John Grom, Allard, Wash; SWA
of SW74 Sec. 3-13-25; 40 acres. NWA
acres is irrigable; 20 acres.
Levi r. AuSCll, I1tle1l .. AuSC1Il, al
lard, Wash; S1k NJ and NE Sh of
Section 4; 308 acres. SWA Of SWA
and SEA SWA and NEA NWA O.
Sec. z: ITO acres.
Leo E. Bieren. Ruth E. Bieren, Al.
lard, Wash, by Levi F. Austin: ny
Of SWA and S1 NWA and NWK
NWA Of Sec. z; 1876 acres.
L. N. Fry, Mrs. L. N. Fry, Allard
WASH; That part of Sec. 3 lying south
of the River; 212 acres.
F. L. Conforth. Laura Conforth
Allard. Wash: That part of Sec.
lying south of the River: 212 acres
Mrs. Paul Bruggemann, Allard
Wash; All of Sec. S lying south of TIN
river; 406 acres.
Edw o. Jaeger, Allard, Wash Tha
part of SWA SW1A containing Is NOR
mr. Lose. Ok acres
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-21

the powers herein granted.
Any irrigation district, operating and
maintaining an irrigation district or
system, in addition to other powers
conferred by law, shall have authority:
1. To purchase, and sell electric pow
er to the inhabitants of the irriga-
ton district for the purpose of irriga-
ton and domestic use.
2. To construct, repair, purchase,
maintain or lease a system for the
sale or lease OF water to the owners
of irrigated lands within the district
for domestic purposes.
| 8. To construct, repair, operate and
maintain system of drains, as herein
provided.
| 4. To assume, as principal or guar
antor, any indebtedness to the United
States under the federal reclamation
laws, on account of district lands.
This section shall not be construed
as in any manner abridging any other
powers of an irrigation district con-
ferred by law.
LANDS INCLUDED. T 13 NJ, r. rs E.
That part of the SWA of the SWA
Section 2, lying south Of the Columbia
River, containing Is acres more or less.
| That part of the NWA of the NWA
Section II which is irrigable and con-
4 tains 20 acres more or less.
All of Section 3 lying south OF the
Columbia River
All of Section lying south of the
Columbia River.
All of Section S lying south OF the
Columbia River.
All of Section 6 lying south OF the
Columbia River.
I All of Section z lying south OF the
Columbia River.
IL All of Section except that part
along the south line which was re-
served as railroad right OF way. Being
strip one hundred feet wide across
f the entire section.
All of Section 9, lying north OF
!, certain line beginning at the SW cor
f ner of said section, thence in q north.
easternly direction to point 324O fee
f south of the SW corner of section 3.
4 All Of Section 10 lying north OF
certain line beginning at point 324'
f feet south Of the SW corner OF Sec
4 ton 8, thence in a northeasternly di
: rection to the SW corner of the NV
r of NWA Section 11-13-25.
All of Section II lying north OF tn
: base of the bluff and between tn
e bluff and the north section line Q
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-21
Legal Notices
PETITION FOR THE ORGANIZA-
TION OF AN IRRIGATION DIS
HDIGT

PETITION FOR THE ORGANIZA-
TION OF AN IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
at the office of the County Commits
sioners of Benton County, Washington,
in Prosser, on the End day Of April,
1885 at the hour of 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, there will be presented to
the said Board Of County Commits
sioners petition praying for the or
ganization of an irrigation district
within certain boundaries described in
said petition
THIS NOTICE rs GIVEN by the
petitioners whose names are affixed to
said petition, which petition, with the
signatures thereto attached, is in words
and figures as follows, to-wit:
Allard, Washington
February 18th, 1895
To the Hon. Board of County Com
missioners, Benton County, Wash.
Gentlemen:
For the purpose of organizing ar
irrigation district, this petition signec
by majority of holders Of title o,
evidence of title to land within the
proposed district, is hereby presented
to the Hon. Board Of County Commits
sioners of Benton County, Washing
ton. In which all the lands are stu
ated, and for the following purposes
l. The construction or purchase o
works, or parts of same, for the irri
cation of lands within the operation
Of the district.
2. The reconstruction, repair or I'M
provement of existing irrigation works
8. The operation or maintenance
existing irrigation works
4. The construction, Reconstruction
repair or maintenance Of system
diverting conduits from natura
source Of water supply to the point Q
individual distribution for irrigation
purposes.
S. The execution and performance G
any contract authorized by law wit
any department of the federal govern
ment or the state of Washington, fc
reclamation and irrigation purposes
6. The performance Of all things nee
essary to enable the district to exercis