Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-09-01
Council Okefls
Dry Falls Road


Chelan, Douglas, Grant and Okano
gan counties favored heartily these
projects at their periodic dinner at
Coulee City last Thursday night.
stevens pass completion deal fol-
the entire state.
Fish hatchery for Grant county Is
lakes
Road around the rim of Dry FALL
for nation IS tourists.
Public school agricultural and rec
lamation course to prepare North
Central Washington Is youth for the
Development of this area to be
brought on by Grand Coulee dam.
"Turn the heat on the west side
to do its part toward completion of
Stevens pass, now that east side per-
lection is underway was the con-
census. A resolution urging compile
ton as offered by 0. R. HopewelI,
Watervil,e, passed unanimously.
Ask Fish Hatchery
The question chow to get fish
hatchery for Grant county, went UNI
answered although a resolution was
passed. asking the state game de-
partment buying of property and con
structiOn.
Grant county sportsmen want eth
er (1) the state to buy property
aud build hatchery on Crab creek
with United States bureau of fisher
les funds for maintenance, supervls-
ion and fish stocking or (2) state
purchased and foreclosure, of a re-
ported $4,000 mortgage on com.
mercial hatchery on Crab creek, with
subsequent state and federal opera
ton and maintenance.
U. S. Fish Commissioner Frank Z
Bells assurance that the federal de-
partment would help and might buy
the and-swas expressed s- * * -,
A resolution urging the state park
beard to build a spur road out along
the rim of Dry Falls was passed
after introduction by Frank Mccain.
The national Rotary president, here
Oh tour last year, said: IF we
had this wonderland in New York
we would make more millions from
If as tourist attraction than the
money that will come from agricuE
tural produce to be grown on these
lands for many years.
NPersuade your school men to
educate the boys and girls OF TINS
district to the Improvements and
events that are coming with compile
ton of the dam and it's reclamation,
urged u. w. Levy, newcomer to the
council, and superintendent of Quincy
schools.
owe must educate them day by
dav to the agricultural possibilities
coming to the district. SO far, we've
educated them to leave this country
for cities Let 5 train them by hand,
in mind and attitude, to grasp TINS
and include such courses IN ou'
schools.'
Dam Moves Roads
The state of Washington is con
aidering asking the federal govern
ment to give S1,6oO,000 for reloca-
ton of upper-river roads TO DC
covered by the dams lake. James
O'Sullivan told the group.
uHowever, if congress discovers
the amount of money the state is
taking in occupational and other
toxas from the federal construction
funds coming in here, it will be dli-
ficult to persuade them to appropriate
more money for dam complotlon'
O,Sullivan's proposed resolution
that the state finance the road re-
location and not ask the federa'
government to, was not passed. pu'
President Harry johnson will appoint
q committee to investigate, 1t was
decided.
Must Be Ready
nAll the government asks us &c
do is to be ready for what 1t gives
us in reclamation and power develop
ments.' O'Sullivah said. He STRESSED
statements that completion of the
dam is not assured and urged tha'
continued efforts, here and III WASH
ington, be put forth to keep construc
ton coming.
The council at its spring meeting
refused to vote resolution TO II
nance a trip for O'Sullivan to Wash
ington to talk Grand Coulee dam.
j. p. Simpson, Ephrata publisher
urged Showing of government re
sponsibility back down again among
the county and town citizenry where