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La gaceta., 1939-06-01

Cuando Russia ofreci6 que
combatiria en- favor de Chec0-
eslovaquia 81 Francia e Ingla,
terra 10 hacian tambien Cham
berlain Sc meti6 ell paraguas
entire las piernas y visit6 a Hit
Ter.
Bonnet, cumpliendo instruc-
clones de sus mentores de Lon
dres, puso en- duda la buena fe
de Russia, en- cuanto a la pro-
mesa.
/ Los matarifes y sus colabo-
radores indirectos sc reunie-
ron en- Munich.
Russia sufri6 una nueva hui
millaci6n, generada por los
tories" britanicos.
Daladier Y Bonnet, Cham
berlain y Halifax hicieron en-
trega a Hitler de la Sudeten
y de TODD ell t~erritorio de los
checos y eslovacos.
A Italia la ofrecieron, Y Sc
10 cumplieron, que en- sus ma
nos dejarfan, sin medios de
defensa, a la RepGblica Espa'
nola.
Russia, temerosa de que los
ingleses la "dejen sola" en- un
instante de apuro, ahora que
los 'tories" la necesitan, o pa
recen necesitarla, ofrece sus
condolences y en- elias Sc Sos
tiene.
IA nadie debe extranar, a.
nalizando ell aver, que los 60
bernantes sovieticos rehusen
encadenarse a los pactos sail
dos del caletre "apaciguado"
del primer ministr0 britanico.
La gaceta., 1939-06-01

cerveza y vino $32,410.
La production SCI distribuy6
en- la forma siguiente: puros
Clase A, para vender a cine
oentavos, 18,O74Jg0O, compara-
do ell total con 20, GOO el ado
pasado.
Clase B, de cuatro por 25 gen
tavos, 1,161,O 900 comparable H.
cifra con 1857, 900 ell aho pa
sado.
Clase C, de 10 y Is ~centavos,
6,529, 900, con SAT 900 ell ano
pasado.
Clase ID, tres por 80 centavOs
o 20 cts, uno, 1918, 900, compa-
rada la cifra con 1,S27,0O0 ell
aho pasado, y clase f, de mas
de 20 cts, 1911, comparable la
cifra con 6,866 hace un aho.
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell General 'nazi'' Moseley. = Production y es-
tilos. = Delincuencia. = Ell Soviet rehusa.

Molotoff enter6 aver a Cham
berlain, Halifax, .Daladier J
Bonnet. que ell Soviet re.
chaza la alianza Conditional
que la Infima Bretana ultra
conservadora insiste en- pro-
ponerle.
La actitud del Soviet, en- es-
tos momentos, puede c~alificar
Sc de clara, completamente
clara.
Una alianza firme, sin
Conditional, de ayuda a to-
dos los paises agredidos, ST LA
Una alianza de terminus me
dios, a base de nuevos sacrifi-
clos de pueblos debiles, ell SO
Wet la rechaza.
Chamberlain no consigue
"correrle la maquina" a los
hombres de Moscu, bien ente-
radios de su juego de compo-
nendas e iniQuidades.
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
La obra de la Retaguardia de Tampa
Una carta de la Sra. Victoria Kent
Ell Comite no entiende de Partidos en- 10 que Sc
refiere a las ayudas individuales

Nos place publican a centinua
ci0n una carta del Comite Ma
cional de Ayuda a Espana Re-
publicana, que firma la Sra.
Victoria Kent, la preStigiosa le-
trada republican,. Dice:
Sr. d. Jose Martinez.
Presidente del Comite Popular
+ Democratico de Socorro a
Espana.
Mi estimado amigo: Fue Ell
~nue5tro poder su apreciada CO.
municaci6n del Is del pasado Y
asi mismo la Recommendation de
embarque de un cargamento de
ropas que ell subcomite femeni-
no de esa patri6tica entidad nos
envia para nuestros refugiados
y que vienen abordo del vapor
"Arizpa". va han sido dadas las
6rdenes a nuestro agente para
que la mercancia sea retirada
de las Aduanas de FL Havre y
sera %repartida con arreglo a las
necesidades mas opportunities.
FL Sr. Martinez Barrio recibi6
tambien la copia no negotiable
de la citada mercancia y supon-
go que desde Ell Havre les ha-
bra acuSado recibo de la comu-
nicaci6n.
Pueden quedar ~tranquilos So
bre la inversion de los fondos
que csc Comite nos envia, nues-
tro Comite no entiende de Par
tidos en- 10 que Sc refiere a las
ayudas individuales, nuestra
norma es la de atender los ca
SOS mas urgentes y mas nece-
sitados de auxilio y como la vo.
luntad de csc Comite coincide
con nuestras normas a elias nos
atenemos con una gran satisfac
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
TAMPA THEME UNA MEJOR
EJECUTORIA, EN-. GUAM
TO A LA DELINCUENCIA,
QUE JACKSONVILLE Y
MIAMI

FL informe trimestral del Blu
re Federal de Investigaciones
reveal que Tampa, en- cuanto a
la delincuencia, tiene una mejor
ejecutoria que Jacksonville y
Miami.
Tampa y Jacksonville apare-
cen con siete asesinatos y Mia
mi con Is.
Tampa tuvo II robos. Jack
sonville "a y Miami, 55.
Asaltos alevosos, Tampa tuvo
30, Jacksonville 81 y Miami Sc.
Robos de automobiles, Tam
pa 35; Jacksonville, IA, y Mia
mi, S5.
Hurtos: Tampa, 400; Jack
sonville, 947, y Miami, 486.
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
CARTAS DE NINOS

De los ninos refugiados en-
Francia ha recibido ell Comite
Femenino importantes cartas,
una de las cuales tenemos ell gus
to de publican hoy.
FL Comite, por medic de su
junta directiva, sc reunira esta
noche en- ell Centre Obrero, a
las ocho.
Una de las cartas de los ninos
dice:
"Queridos amigos: Aunque
soy pequeho quiero tambien de-
cirles que estoy contento porque
no sc olvidan de nosotros.
A mi Papa lie mat6 una bonn
ba fascista y 20 estoy en- Fran
ella, con mis- hermanitos. Les he
hecho un dibujo que creo le
gustara.
Muchos besos de
Jorge Dulles.
Este niho tiene Z amos de {
dad. Salud!
La gaceta., 1939-06-01

IQue es un "nuevo estilo'
en- la industria tabacalera? -
nos preguntan.
Aqui esta la definici6n, ca
lentita: I'm "nuevo estilo" re-
presenta la invenci6n de I'm
pequeno aparato, acompahado
por amenazas de retirar una
o varias fabricas y la esperan-
"a de rebajar jornales.
Todo nuevo estilo tiene CO.
mo excusa ell deseo de "salvar
a Tampa, salvar a la indus
tr''. y alcanzar mayores div
dendos o ganancias los inven-
torres y sus asociados.
Los "estilitos nuevos", ade-
mas, requieren aceleraci6n y
por 10 tanto ell lamar a la ca
lie, a pedir limosna o trabajo
a la WPA a centenares de IA
milias
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
SERRANO SUNER A
CON LOS ITALIANOS
Los ministerios seran trasla-
dados a Madrid

L dIlSs JuIllO l,-SOH lOS IVA
lianos que salieron aver de Ca
dir, de regreso a su pals, EN-.
barc6 ell Sr. Ramon Serrano
Suner, cunado de Franco Y mi
nistro de la Gobernaci6n en- el
gabinete del "generalisimo,'
La noticia de que Suner ha-
bia embarcado, como repre-
sentante de Franco, Sc di6 en-
Burgos. Lleva la mission de dar
lie las gracias a Mussolini, per-
s~onalmente, por los servicios
que ell general Gastone Gam
bara y los legionarios presta.
ron en- Espana.
Las 1ltimas noticias de Es.
pana indican que ell Gobierno
Sc propone restablecer la nor
malidad en- Madrid.
FL ministro del Trabajo, Pc
dro Gonzalez Bueno, declare
aver en- Santander, d~espidien-
dose del alcalde de esa ciudad,
que va a establecer SUI despa-
cho en- Madrid.
Antonio Pena, ministro de
Obras Publicas, do a enten-
der tambien cue su ministerio
sera trasladado a la capital.
Unos 10000 italianos rotor
naran a su pals, abarcando a
10000 hombres de la famosa
division Littorio.
Con los fascistas invasores,
para las fiestas que Sc verifi-
caran en- Napole y Roma, par
ieron de 1000 a 5000 espano
les, seg1n las 1ltimas cifras.
Una frerte y nutrida repre-
sentaci6n de la Falange, los
fascistas e~spaholes, lleva ell Ell
cargo de agradecer a Musso-
lini su apoyo y p~rometerle, ex-
traoficialmente, que Espaha
no entrara en- arreglos sospe.
chosos con Paris y Londres.
La partida de Cadiz Sc hizo
en- ocho transportes italianos,
de gran tamano, custodiados
por barcos de guerra espaio-
les e i~talianos.
Ell general Queipo de Llano,
a quien llaman eel rey sin CO.
roma de Andalucfa", Sc despi-
di6 del genreal Gambara y de
otros prominentes italianos y
falaEgistas.
Oficialmente sc dijo aver
en- Berlin, en- cuanto a la que
ira de Espaha, quel os prime.
ros aviones alemanes habian
salido para la peninsula ell Is
de julio de 1886.
Aver Sc aseguraba en- Roma
que la Falange lie ha prometi-
do a Mussolini un cuerpo de
voluntariOs espaholes para ser
vicio en- Lydia.
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
Sc F~ABRICARON q, OO0, 900
DE ~C1GARRIlIOS EN- BL
MES DE MAYO

FL nogociado federal de i'm
puestos interiors;, en- SD infor-
me mensual, demuestra que en-
esta ciudad. en- el mes de mayo,
Sc fabricaron q, 093, 900 clga-
rros, una d~isminuei6n de $780,
600 comparable la cifra con ma.
20 de 1888.
FL goL5erno recaud6 S120,512
ircluyehdo 1910 por vino y
cerTeza. La recaudaci6n eLe.
mes de mayo del aho pasadc
fus de S141,l1s. incluysndo pOi
La gaceta., 1939-06-01

81 no Lubiera "estilos nue.
vos" que imponer, que meter
a los trabajadores por la gar
ganta abajo, no serian necesa-
rios ciertos estud;os e investi-
gaciones.
Todos los problemas de la
industrial han sldo estudiados
va por la Secretaria de Traba.
jo, la WPA, los empleados de
los patronos Y los directories de
los obreros; pero 81 Sc estims
necesario "dorar" una nueva
pildora, por su gran tamaho,
entonces Sc ordena una inves.
tigaci6n y....-
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
DE GAS EN-
UNA u
Sutrieron leSiones 81 perSonGs

Sufrieron leSioneS 81 perS0nGs
Barberton, JUNO 10-Cuando
Ell conserje Paul S. White que
maba papeles en- una estufa, o.
curri6 una explosion de gas Y
sufrieron lesiones y heridas SO
ninoS y A adultos. Tres de los
heridos Sc italian en- muy grave
estado. Sup6nese que ell s6tanc
estaba lleno de gas y la llama
produjo la explosion. Varias
paroles del edificio freron de-
rribadas.
Varios de los ninos fueron *
traidos de entire los e7combros
2 a Sra. Aldana Johnson, que vi
re frenta "a a.l s, corti6 ~
~ hai G. If 10 pa 2 s
car a su hija y la encont 8 de-
bajo de un bufete. Los ninos
mas g%ravemnete heridos son
Dorothy Young, Frances Fish
err y Lucinda Williams. Dos in
vestigadores vienen actuando
en- la manana de hoy.
Dos maestras Sc italian lesio-
nadas, Mable Miller, que ten
una pierna lastimada, y Alber-
tina Mills, con una possible fr3c-
tura en- la espalda.
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
AUMENTA SU PRE-.
SUPUESTO AVA
Nueve cruceros, submarines y
GAIA torpederos

Roma, JUNO lei nuevO
presupuesto de la Marina tia
Llama ACADIA de ser aumentadO,
segGn ell almirante DomenicO
Cavagnari, subsecratario a las
6rdenes del Duce.
Italia va a construir nueve
cruceros, varios submarines y
un n1mero considerable de ca
"a torpederos-dijo ell almi-
rante en- ell Senado.
FL programa de 1888 Sc ter
nina a toda prisa y compren-
de IL cruceros ligeros de a
3,400 toneladas cada unO y 16
submarines, junto con la mo-
dernizaci6n de los acorazados
Dullo y DOiid'
"Los graves acontecimien-
tos, agreg6, jamas mis- cojeran
de sorpresa. La Marina y ell
Ejercito estan prepados para
un largo conflicto."
En- los Gltimos dias los perio
dicos italianOs han cesado de
atacar al presidente Roosevelt,
ell s~ecretario Hull y otros poll
ticos norteamericanos; pero
no cesar en- su "fuego" violen-
to contra ell primer ministro de
Francia, M. Daladier.
La gaceta., 1939-06-01

FL informe del Bur6 Fede-
raj de Investigaciones nos ha-
ce saber que cometemos menos
delitos que Jacksonville y Mia
mi.
Nosotros 10 atribuimos, mo-
destia aparte, a la cultura, bon
dad y buenos deseos de la CO.
lonia latina.
Damos ejemplos de civismo
a muchos pueblos y ciudades,
aunque no Sc nos aprecia toda
via en- ell alto valor que tene-
mCS,
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
APLAZAD0 Ell BALE IN
n DEL DOMINGO

La logia Sacerdotisas del Ho-
gar No. 2 acord6 hoy aplazar
para Ell domingo II, Ell bale in
fantil anunciado para Ell domin-
go a.
Nos comunic6 la noticia una
de las organizadoras de la flies.
ia, la Srta. Margarita Pita.
Quedan enteradas las her.
manas, hermanoS y sus nihoS.
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
OLA DE CALOR
EN- Ell ESTE
New York con so grades

Washington, JUNO 10-Una
ola de calor afecta hoy a los Es-
tados del Este.
Baltimore tenia en- la mahana
de hoy una temperature de 81
grades; New York City, de 90
Newark, 90; Detroit, 80, y
Chicago, SO
Dos personals murieron en- Fl
ladelfia a consequence del ca
Tor. New York tuvo una defun-
cion por la misma causa.
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias para la tarde de hoy.
Maxims temperature aver, 80
grades minima, %.
Fl total de aqua caida en- ell
mes era hoyo por Ia mahana
do 6.57 pulgaias, el doble de 10
normal,
La gaceta., 1939-06-01

Tallahassee, JUNO lie legis
latura, que terminara manana
sus sesiones, tendra que crear
nuevas fuentes de ingresos en-
las pOcas horas que faltan o de-
jar sin dinero para cubrirlos
muchos de los creditos aproba-
dos.
FL comite de hacienda de la
camara, ademas del impuesto
de consumes, tiene preparada
una proposition para legalizar
el juego.
Sabese que Ell Senado prepare
un aumento en- Ell impresto a las
bebidas alcoholics y las carre-
ras de caballos.
Hablaron aver al Senado y Ia
ICamara, pidiendo Sc aprobaran
los medios para respualdar los
cr5ditos votados, ell presidentc
de la Camara, Mr.. Wood, y to-
dos los miembros del gabinete
del gobernador Cone.
La gaceta., 1939-06-01

I'm nuevo case clinico: ell
general Moseley.
No odia a los hebreos; pero
los ataca Y repetiria aquf las
monstruosidades de Hitler 81
ell pueblo americana Sc 10 per-
mitiera.
Mega quees nazi; pero elo-
gia a los jefes de los Bunds Y
los califica de patriotas, y a.
plaude que en- la Garden man
cillaran la memoria de Wash
ington poniendo ell retrato del
primer presidente y la bande-
ra republican, junto a la Cruz
Canada de la cruelda dy el
crimen.
No puede citar act's de bar
barrie de los comunistas, en- es-
tie pals; pero pide que contra
ellos Sc use ell ejercito, mas sin
tocar a los Bunds germanos-
americanos.
iUn anciano sadista, NAL in
tornado o que solo Sc entera
de 10 que lie convienel
iMenos NAL que va Sc ha qui
tado la Garcia y Sc ha puesto
la camisa parda del nazismo!
La gaceta., 1939-06-01

En- ell mes de mayo de 1889
hemos fabricado, en- Tampa,
100000 cigarros menos que
en- 1888.
Ell ano pasado sc llenaron
elias escogidas" de puros, por
tenor a una huelga.
No habra huelga en- 1889
porque los tabaQueros vienen
dando admirables ejemplos de
cordura, aunque Sc les trata
con d sconf ANA Y Sc les quie-
rsn imponer, ga la tragala",
.levos estilos y una rebaja de
Az por ciento en- los jornales.
La gaceta., 1939-06-01
IA LEGISLATURE TERM
NARA eUS MA
~

ID Gojernador rebajard gastoS
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-08-18

Frosty glasses of lemonade, gar
nished with lemon slices and mint!
What simpler or better refresh
ments are available for a summer
afternoon or evening? A tray Of
crisp crackers and an assortment
of vegetable snacks completes a
garden-fresh menu that's both cool
and cooling.
Science now explains that the
popularity Of lemonade on warm
summer days has an excellent basis
in the fact that vitamin c, of which
1t is a generous source, actually
mitigates the effects Of heat. Only
recently scientists at the University
of Milan discovered that exposure
to high temperature caused a so
per cent loss of vitamin G from
the body tissues - and lowered
vitamin C reserves go hand-in-hand
with the tired feeling we get when
the weather is hot.
That's why lemonade is so re-
freshing. In fact, If you would keep
cool in warm weather, it's pretty
good rule to have one or more
drinks every day of lemonade or
orange juice, which is another rich
source of vitamin c. These citrus
fruit beverages are healthful in
other ways, too.
To Make Lemonade
For each person served, extract
the juice from l lemon. Sweeten
to taste with l to tablespoons
sugar or honey. Stir until this is
dissolved. Add 1 cup cold water
and ice to chill. Garnish with mint
sprigs and slices of lemon, placing
a slice of lemon on rim of each
glass.
Lemon Fizz: Make lemonade with
carbonated water.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-08-18

this sweetened whipped cream into
two parts taking a little more than
one-haf for the center filling. Into
cream feid the well drained s pineappIe,
the berries or other fruit, the marsh
mallows and the pecans. Fill the cavity
in the cake with this filling. Then re-
place the top. Now spread the remain
ing cream over the top and sides of
the. cake. You'll find that you'll have
However, il your Angel Food is I'M
usually tall-it would be wise for you
to use a little more than a pint of
whipping cream-say pint and two
tablespoons. Place your cake in the
refrigerator now to chill for at least
3 hours longer chilling will not
this cake serve IA persons.
Ice Cream Sandwiches may be as
fancy or simple as you choose to make
two slices of Angel Food-and serve
1t with chocolate sauce Plain vanilla,
peppermint, or pistachio ice cream are
delicious in this sort of a combination.
Here are two recipes for Chocolate
sauce:
Milk Chocolate Sauce-Melt two 10
cent milk chocolate candy bars over
hot water. Blend in cup cream. Serve
and So. chocolate over hot water.
Add tbsp. corn syrup and cup of
water. Bring to a boil over direct
flame. Add 7 8 cup sugar mixed with
2 tsp. cornstarch and 1-8 tsp. salt.
Boil without stirring until it thickens
Is minutes. Serve either hot
Angel Food Parisienne
Wash and hull l pint of Strawberries
or raspberries. Sprinkle with / to
cup sugar, and crush slightly. Whip
l cup whipping cream until stiff, add
3 tbsp. confectioners' sugar and chill.
just before serving. fold the sweetened
berries into the whipped cream.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-08-18

from Lodge Grass creek and lead it to
the reservoir on Willow creek Approx
mately one and one-half miles of ad-
ditional feeder canal is now under con-
Struction.
The main outlet conduit constructed
OF concrete, is now completed and the
area where the dam is to be built has
been cleared of brush, trees and debris.
Seventeen miles of telephone line
from Lodge Grass to the camp site
where the men are working and living
have also been constructed. The camp
IS equipped to handle a force of about
rs men and when the bids are award
ed, it is expected that this number of
men will be employed on the project,
Mr. Hanna reports.
The crew is now at work on a fresh
rack which when finished will keep
brush from clogging and obstructing
the gate. Gates are being installed to
complete the flow of water at all
times.
Will Assure Water
Excavations for building the concrete
splllway are practically complete. The
entire section OF the dam will be con-
structed of earthwork.
Although no new land will be brought
under cultivation as a result of this
reservoir of water, the completion Of
the dam should assure farmers in the
area an adequate water supply for
crops throughout the season. Mr.
Hanna points out that in the past,
there has been a yearly crop loss which
has resulted in considerable financial
loss to the farmers. The land at pres
ent is watered by means of irrigation
bitches for which the water supply has
been insufficient during the latter half
of the irrigation season.
Principal crops in the area are al
falfa, beans, grains and sugar beetS.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-08-18
Tested and Proved
SeasOnGbLe Recipes

SOME SALMON DISHES
summer Is a particularly appropri-
ate time to add a few new recipes
starring salmon to the cookbook For,
canned salmon shortens the time spent
IN the kitchen preparing a summer
meal on many occasions, and will often
save the day when expected guests
come to call.
Two delicious summer dishes starring
Salad and Broiled Salmon and Mush-
rooms.
Summer Salmon Salad
(ServeS ~
l 10. canned salmon
tomatoes
l head lettuce
l cucumber
l carrot
Sweet pickles
Lemon sections
Remove salmon from can in one
piece COR break into large flakes) and
remoye skin. Arrange in center of plat
platter and fill with vegetable Salad
mixture consisting of tomato slices,
strips of carrot, slices of cucumber,
lemon sections and sweet pickles. Sprin-
kle lemon Juice over salmon. Serve
with bowl OF mayonnaise dressing.
Broiled Salmon and Mushrooms
(ServeS to g.
Id. canned salmon
pint large mushrooms fresh)
cup butter (melted)
cup bread crumbs
teaspoon onion Juice
Parsley for garnish
Clean mushrooms and remove stems.
Reserve these for use in mushroom
soup or gravy. Brown mushrooms
slightly in butter in skillet. Fill flaked
salmon into mushroom cups, sprinkling
with butter to which onion Juice has
been added: Top with bread crumbs,
dot with butter and place under broii1
er until crumbs are Drowned. Serve
garnished with parsley.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-08-18
C,oc&2h-
n61aN3A @9L103
More Than q Cake
q. q. O. Pat Oh.

An Angel Food is more than a cake
With a few deft touches and garnisheS,
1t can be turned into a complete des-
sert. Whether this Angel Food dessert
eous-looking creation with which
to awe your guests-S a matter Of
personal choice.
Let's consider the gorgeous dessert
first. Even though you may not be
going to give a party just now-it's
a satisfaction to have few such
der your hat" or wherever you've a
mind to keep them. This one is called
Angel Food Delight.
First of all you'll need a or 1O-inch
Angel Food Cake. Then assemble to-
gether the following:
2 cups whipping cream Il pint
6 tbsp. confectioners' sugar
y cup pineapple, cut in a-inch
pieces (well draineO
6 marshmallows, cut into quarters
j cup toasted pecans, cut up
cup Of Strawberries, cut in halves
If you don't get around to make this
dessert until after the strawberry sea-
son Is over, remember that you can
substitute other fruit for the berries
such as green grapes cut in halves,
candied or Maraschino cherries-also
Now place the Angel Food on large
serving plate. The larger surface of
the cake is resting on the plate. Cut
the entire top from the cake-about
Y inch down. Lift off this top layer.
Now remove the center from the main
part of the cake by cutting down into
the cake Y inch from the outer edge
land y inch from the center hole. In
this way. you see, you'll have a x
inch wall all around. Use a curved
cake. and be careful to leave a wall
of cake at the bottom about Y inch
thick. Beat the whipping cream until
stiff then blend in the sugar. Divide
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-08-18
DAM.
BIDS ARE RECEIVED
TWO CROW COUNTRY CREEKS TO
BE LINKED BY
CANAL
Reservoir When Completed Will Have
Storage Capacity of $4,000 Acre Feet
and Will Supply Ample Water for
Irrigation Needs.

Bids for construction of an earth
filled dam on Willow creek on the
Crow Indian reservation, located
about 100 miles south and east of
Billings, were received July in
the Billings office of w. S. Hanna,
supervising engineer of the irri-
cation division of United States
affairs, and have been sent to
Washington for approval and Sc
lection, Mr. Hanna reports.
The dam site is located about half
mile above the point where Willow
creek joins Lodge Grass creek When
completed the dam will be lib feet
high with two bikes at the west end
The storage capacity of the reservoir
is $4,000 acre-feet which will be avail
able to supplement the natural water
flow for over $4,000 acres of irrigable
land
There will be 1,75O.OOO cubic yards of
dirt in the dam and bikes, Mr.. Hanna
says, plus $4,000 cubic yards of rip
rap on the front slope Of the dam to
protect 1t from wave action.
Started in 1898
The project was started in the sum-
mer of 1898 with government forces
working. to complete one mile of feed
er canal The canal will divert water
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-08-18
STATE TAX LEVY
SET AT S. MILLS
FOR THIS YEAR SLIGHTLY
LOWER THAN AMOUNT OF
LAST YEAR
Dropping a 4/12 Mill Charge On As
sessed Valuation, Rather Than Tax
able Valuation for Educational Bond
Interest, Sinking Fund, Difference.

The state board of equalization
has set 51z-min state tax levy
on all Montana property for the
year 1889. E. A. Dye, board chair
man, explained the 1889 mill 1evies
appeared higher than for 1888, but
were in reality lower because a
412 mill levy on the assessed
valuation, rather than the taxable
valuation, of all state property for
the educational bond interest and
sinking fund had been dropped.
The levy of 4/12 mill on the as
sessed valuation equalled more than
said
The total general property levy last
year was A mills.
The board also set levies totaling 4
mills on livestock.
The levy for the state general fund
was set at 2 mills, and for the uni
versity millage fund at 3 mills. In ac-
sion Of the legislature, the board levied
mill for the capitol building refund
ing bonds sinking and interest fund.
Livestock levies were divided as fol-
low:
For the livestock commission fund,
mill on sheep and II mills on all
other livestock
For the livestock bounty fund, Il
mills on sheep and mill on all other
livestock.
For the state livestock sanitary
board fund, II mills on all livestock.
All levieS were made on the taxable
valuation of property.