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STONE VILLA.
STONE CARETAKER's HOUSE.
LARGE CONSERVATORY.

W. ~EEIF u 0tF- 07kINt0E'
This beautiful place is on q high eleya-
ton. The top floor affords comandins
house is OF center-hall type with four extra
large rooms and a layatory on main floor.
entertsnins Two beautiful OF open srIen Are
places Of marble. The second floor has four
master bedrooms with two tile baths. Large
space for servants quarters and storage
on top floor, Large recreation room in
basement with large fireplace. Terraced
lawns in rear OF house with swimming
Beautiful grounds nicely Handicapped;
fountains. marble benches, etc. just far
enough away from the noise OF the city
from the District line. show place.
For Further Particulars Call
peter ]. hagan,
1887 3Ath ST. NE, MT. RAINIER MD.
4 WA. 3766. .
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

iNvEsTAEkT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THREE-YEAR-oLD apt; building centrally
located in very desirable Northwest loca-
ton; Reasonably priced, requires about
MsiKs ooM ANY 'R sa1 g. Modern D s4 low brick
$3.50. Also apt. bids, Of ii units.
Downtown location. About 9 times yearly
rental. For information call Cooley Bros,
FOR INVESTORS who do not need imme-
date income but want 1909 profit at end
Of war; 80 lots in best part Of residential
Alexandria: $3.50 each. convenient terms;
and plot plan call or write, Mr.; Green
l Sell a. ss ssss and
emit e business and 8 H st. NV, in
meut. stock and good viii: est. over 90 yrs;
ownsr ,resirins See NJ Pendlston1 for
Wnple Co: d. 3346.
MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Ss, 900; 3-family
apt; BLDG, occupied, full apt: with bath
each floor: hot-water heat; live in one
art. rent two. Call owner, GE. 173s.
tsT APT HosE 81 asy s sSndsk Ultra,
ccndi s sEf. spas near and p 81 g
f0f rI sR' Ss41 saF sun
apt, "a blk. Of Conn: ave, near Uptown
Theater; all r., H.. b, apis; top rental
$50; stoker; out-of-town owner will ae-
cept 6h times annual rent of s10,11O:
S2s5Go cash resureS syn sa az 44 49,
IN Eitfaf
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- ~ aISA E4.1o Open sunday ) TO q.
76-ACRE FARMING ESTATE
ON WOLF TRAP RUN

16 MI; FROM DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON
IN IHE FAIRFAX HUNT COUNTRY.
Located on a hard-suriaced road near
Vienna. Va, this charmingly restored white
frame southern Colonial-type home. 4 bed
rooms "a baths, nestled in grove of
large shade trees, is situated on gently
slopine land, overlooking the picturesaue,
Trap Run. So situated as to assure COM
pete privacy, but without. the feeling Of
IKE sr sie pasture land is available from.
fbv eYn ,o lying room with exposed hand
SSs ays psess nsu;o the atnosphsre Of olden
p pttase p n1iS. and door opening on com
oSsEhn eT ro ssasam 4, is desirable feature
w sntran Hs. hal. dining room Overlooking
Rsnsasr1x oo AND servants lsystofy. On the
s SIo noof are . large bedrooms, bath and
iS Srs ncIha sleeping porch. Other build
t-room tenant mt, house with bath, small mod
slsctricity and running water new chicken
bSsfd sene rsfs sc, shss white
S siPs sstuTs s and a seSSt SO acres OF virgin
oEoRGE MASON GREEN CO.,
.e. Exclusive ARent.
Ss4o wilson Blvd Arlington Va.
:, CHI. 1888. Evenings, GIL. 3s3s.
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]. Wesley Buchanan.
4O-ACRE ESTATE,
$500 CASH, $50 MO.

Lsrser Down Payment, Monthly Payments
as Low as $3.50.
Owner-builder must sell 2-bedroom
bungalow, like new auto. heat, semi
finished attic, space for additional bed
rooms; high corner lot overlooking sur
rounding country; 20 min. by bus down.
town. Price, $1,000. Call WA. 1853; ii
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

owner in service, must sell. New, at
tiled bath with shower. Kitchen equipped,
Hotpoint electric range and refrigerator;
two screened porches; full basement; oil
tubing (water pipes), copper suffering and
doWnspouts: insulated and weather.
stripped: storm sash and doors through
out situated on high lot, 100000; good
DRAINAGE; "a block bus good trsnsporta-
ton; COW. location. stores, school and
churches. To reach. drive out Columbia
pike to Baileys Crossroads, Oliver sub
second st, right from crossroads, of Col
PIKE, hrst house on right. See any time
Sacrince. ReaSonahle O z Sutha I'd
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COUNTRY dENTLEMAN's ESTATE
RAMBLING BUNGALOW.
NEARBY MARYLAND.

Delightful country home at a prewar
price. Large, picturesque bungalow Of
Large living living room room with fireplace a GUAM =
tity Of large closets, city water, hot-water
heat tcoaD, all-electric kitchen, INCLUDING
Situated Just far enough of the main road
to be secluded. yet csnvenient; 36 acres
i andseaped owsrs shrubs " and eSer
greens. Several acres in garden with
good asparagus bed, fruits, berries and
grapes This place was originally de-
yeloped by an oficial OF the Agriculture
Department. An ideal home for Gov
than 10 miles from center of city. Shown
nv appointment oniy
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pRoM1MENT1' e CORNER
IN ACRES.
WnOnRIDGE

tiful all-brick home less than years old
Six rooms and two baths. Living room
155xls' dirns room M lsSls, two bedrooms
beautiful home with ali the. rehneme1ts
You would expect, Two, nice screened
porches Modern kitchen, electric refrigera-
tor. Hot-water heat, gas. Copper plumb
ina and spoutips. Large double brick ga
rage to match house. / "a acres land high
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RARE OPPORTUNITY

Groom, kitchenette dinette, modern
cottage, including about 5000 worth OF
furniture, located on , a., plenty shade
J mi; from Falls Church: bus service easy
walking distance; owner in service. Priced
to sell, $3.50.
]. c. HOSKINS,
REALTOR,
Fails Church, Va. Phone r e hoy
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ARLINGTON, VA.

ARLINGTON, VA.
A fine e-room brick house, 7h years old,
on high elevation, with beautiful view;
churches; frst hoor large living rm. with
fne fireplace, real nice dining room, we'll
equipped kitchen and good screened-in
side porch; second floor, 3 bedrooms and
tiled bath, full basement with an unusually
fine recreation room, bar. leather built-in
seats in corners; fine shade trees with lots
of shrubbery; brick garage with concrete
driveway, Price. SI1,500. Cash $4,000.
SS5 per month.
EASTMAN Il Steel E..
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SOUTH RIvER-BEAUTIFUL ESTATE,
consisting of fine well-built and we'll
planned home. LIST A., five bedrooms. four
bathrooms, two dressing rooms, plenty of
closets. living room 20x40 it.. with large
open fireplace, dining room, kitchen, but
servants quarters with bath and four large
rooms. Excellent heating and water sys-
TENS, large front and side porches with
fine view across river, Wharf and boat
house, good beach and harbor. 3-car ga
rage. 4h acres. Owners leaving State.
Priced for immediate sale, S22 800. In
spection by appointment. For full infor-
nation phone or write
HUMPHREY BROS, Realtors,
6 w. Fayette St Baltimore /, Md.
Examines call Forest IS1S
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EASTMAN & STEELE,

FALLS CHURCH, VA.
A good 6-room frame house, "a block to
bus and near stores LIST floor, nice living
tiled lavatory; End floor, bedrooms, sew
ing room and tiled bath; full basement,
coal furnace, new seeded lawn, driveway
$S7.75 per month.
EASTMAN & STEELE,
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NEAR ANNAPOLIS.
SEASHoRE PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Hotel on boardwalk; fine To-
cation, excellent condition; "a bedrooms
sale due TO illness. Ayres Realty Co, Ocean
City, Md Phone 116.
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INVEsTORS ATTENTT0NI

3-year-old apartment building, 2-story
corner brick OF IL units IL apts OF
tionally large living rooms, kitchens and
dinettes, unusual closet space, Basement
contains pnta furnace ra. room with iFen stoker,
nne condition and shows remarkable
return with very low operating cost. Call
MR.. FREDER1CKS, d.. 3l00
OTHER FINE IISTINCS
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COLONIAL HOME.

Cost $4,000. Has 9 bedrooms, baths,
powder room, recreation room, 3 maids
rooms, oil heat, bricked-in grounds owner
buSinesSWoman, will sacrifice and accept
sn all cash payment. There are no trusts.
c. W. CLEVER CO. NC. CHI. 1922.
COUNTRY CLUB SECTION, VA.
acres, plus. Widow will sell on easy
terms; small cash payment necessary.
Excellent investment. c. W. CLEVER co.
INC Arlington. Va. oxford 1921 or
CHI. 1929.
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HUIEES HE1GHTS, MD,
-. Two-story asbestos-shinsled Colonial.
Five rooms and BATH. Large living room
with fireplace. nice dining room. modern
kitchen: Two good bedrooms and modern
bath; Hardwood doors, full basement with
Fully insulated and weather stripped Gas
refrigerator. Terms. Possession in 40
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ACRES GROUND, 800 FIT. ON WATER,
Groom house, cleo. and bath. Price,
$4,000
Galesville. Md-s-room house. all mod
ern. In acres ground, basement; $1,000,
terms.
w: E. HARDEsTY, Upper Marlboro,
Marlboro SO. Call all day Sundays Hill
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BEAVER HEIGHTS.
5-room stucco bungalow. fine condi-
ton inside and out. Living room, dining
room a,p' sitsh che with gas stove, modern
paneled recreation room, dry basement,
lot 45xl26. Terms TO be arranged. Price,
$3.50. Ask for Mr.. Miller
ROBERT S. DAVIS,
MARYLAND Bldg. Next to Hot shoppe.
HyattsVille. Nd WA. 5000.
Open Every Day Until DARK
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COLONIAL BRICK DWELLING, WITH 17s
acres of land on the outskirts Of Annapolis,
Maryland, an egtate worth looking into.
Price, $4,000 90
Fully equipped dairy farm, los acres,
streams in each hsid coionia, frame dTs-
Price for farm and equipment, $40, 10000.
T. CARROLL WORTHINGTON,
Broker 236 Main St., Annapolis, Nd.
ArprAnr AMI wApAEa
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S6,95o.
BRIGKsITE BUIMIGALow.

COTTAGE CITY, MD.
This is real buy for some one who
appreciates a real home. No money has
been spared to make 1t comfortable Five
nice rooms and bath Beautiful, modern
BILE drainboard sink, electric refrigerator
Full basement with laundry trays. Hot.
water heat with Iron Fireman Full
screens and other extras. Nice level lot
well handicapped. Reasonable terms.
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H isA9 sHHiSof Hi lis
and half cottage, First floor has large Nv
ing room, full-size dining room, modern
kitchen, large bedroom and bath. Second
with laundry trays. Coal furnace heat
Newly papered and painted. High elevation,
good lot Terms: 81 900 cash.
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OFFICES WANTED.

RETIRING SOON from Govt to practic
law, meanwhile desire desk space at nom
inal rental. Give location, rate. Box 476
q. Star.
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ARLINGTON.
SELECT HOMES in desirable sections OF
Arlington. Attractive terms.
COLLINS 81 PRICE,
1898 Wilson Blvd. Open SUNDAY. Gil. 1888
ARLINGTON, VA.
Brick bungalow, convenient to Penta-
coal heat; gas range, cleo EEeafrigsratora;
cash and $50 per month cR 1887
FAUQUIER CO., VA.
5-room frame bungalow: 2 porches, Q
acres, garage. chicken house and run; fine
well, nice stream good fishing and bath
ing: large shade trees: electricity available:
good soil for garden. Just on main high
way, a vi and peaceful. Direct from
T: ?: JOHNSON. Falls church 1888 or 17a5.
COUNTRY ESTATE,
Located approximately IA miles from 18th
st. and the District line. 1t contains 100
acres of rolling land, beautifully wooded
area, stream through property; main house
is a modern, well-planned brick; many
very attractive features other buildings
include new bungalow, tenant house, new
barn, chicken houses. Property is being
sold on account Of Ill health. Shown by
a 1,o only, except over week ends.
E, M. FRY, Inc.
7240 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda, Md.
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6-rooms. Ia baths; brick; full cellar, oil
heat living. room with fireplace, built-in
kltchen cabinets, gas range and Ice box;
lot, city water, sewer and electricity;
paved street and sidewalks. Price, $3.50:
substantial down payment required.
T. P. JOHNSON. Falls Church 1919 or 1T35
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ARIINGTSoaN~CLoSE IN.
Cape CeS brick liv. rm,, fireplace, din.
RIM kit equipped With new stove, bed
reens. tiled bath, ample closets list floor;
sp6 a. is fully insulated, finished noors.
ise sedrms and full bath windows;
pipes, air-conditioned oil heat weather.
stripped and furred walls; l blk, to 1oc
bus and schools; restricted; $1,000, sub
stan.,sl cash, ,~r~,o ~, --oo
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VALUABLE CORNER.
Mt. RAINIER, MD
Large eight-room and bath asbestos
Large corner lot, entrance on two streets.
Hot-wster heat, coal. Could easily be
converted into two apartments with sep
arate entrance for each High elevation,
convenient location. Terms: $1,000 cash,
bal monthly
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COTTAGES FOR SALE.
Rhodes River on water 'front.' 1850
West Edver on water front - So, 900
Epping Forest, s rms 2 b. 1880
Cedarhurst on Chesapeake Bay $3.50
Other Properties, 81 800 to $4,000.
] Thomas Circle, MA. 1920. Wo O747.
GLEN ISLE, MD.-BUNGALoW, 5 RMS,
ESQ gas, lot 75x2O0 IT, chicken house.
Cheap at $3.50; Open Sunday.
Capitol Heights, Md
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peter j. hagan,
SUBURBAN SPECIALIST.
WA; $76b.
A. REAL BARGAIN.

Blk rooms and bath, modern well In
acre Of good garden land, fruit. grapes
and flowers. Ideal for chickens or any
one wishing to. keep a riding horse, One
Union Station Short walk to Prince
Georges Country Club. Terms; $1,000 cash.
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CHECK ON T. B,
IN MEXICANS

Big Horn county's high Incl
dence of tuberculosis was one
OF the reasons for a study of the
disease among Mexicans here
made through the cooperation
of the Big Horn tuberculosis
association, the county and the
Montana tuberculosis aSsocia-
ton.
The tuberculin skin test was
given to 70 MeXicans represent
ing IL families. A total of IS
per cent had positive reactions,
and these % persons were X
rayed.
It was pointed out that Big
Horn county ranked second in
the state in the tuberculosis
deaths last year, with a total of
20 including 2 Mexicans, one
Japanese, one white and 16
Indians. The contacts of all
deaths have been visited by the
public health nurse and urged
to have a re-check or be check
ed.
The number of armed service
rejects in Big Horn county from
tuberculosis is also high, and
these men have also been visit
ed and urged to have another
x-ray and 1t is necessary to ap-
ply for sanatorium care.
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LIONS MEETING
MONDAY NIGHT
Election of Officers
Will Be Held - Dele
gutes for Meet Named

A full evening of entertain
ment and business is in store of
the members of the Hardin
Lions club at their meeting
which will be held Monday night,
June IL, at $50 p. m. in the
banquet room of the Masonic
temple.
The election of officers for the
ensuing year will be held. A
nominating committee composed
of George w. Gustafson, John N.
Thompson and Bert w. Kron-
miller made a report at the last
regular meeting at which time
they nominated the Rev. Cor
don H. Winsor for president.
Other officers will also be elect
ed
Each member of the Lions
club is being urged to bring a
guest to the meeting, and a lar
&c turnout is expected.
The main speech of the even
ing will be given by George C.
Cormack of Decker, retired gen.
eral Mills executive and candi-
date for the state legislative on
the Republican ticket.
Other business to be transact
ed will be the naming of dele
gates from the Hardin club to
attend the district convention
to be held this summer in Albert
a, Canada
The lucheon committee will be
composed of r. A .Vickers, Guy
T. Van Cleve, R Guy Turner, DR..
] I. Westphal and Ernest WEIGH
man
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HARDIN WAC AT
OVERSEAS POST

Staff Sergeant Ruth M. She'll
abarger, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John R. Shellabarger of
Hardin is now overseas and has
taken a course to prepare her
for active duty to the European
war theatre.
At an Air Service control de-
pot someWher in England, Sgt.
Shellabarger was processed by
Classification experts to make
certain That she was fitted for
the job assigned to her. Security
training, personal hygiene, a
talk by a special service officer
informing her Of facilities Tor
healthful recreation and a lee
ture by the chaplain were all
part of Tier preparation for o.
erseas duty.
Her next station will be one
from which Americas fighting
forces take off to smash the
Nazi war machine.
Before entering the army she
was employed as a clerk by the
Vaughn-Ragsdale company of
Billings.
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LLOYD SKOR TO
BE NEW COACH

Lloyd Skor, new high school
athletic coach, arrived in Hardin
this week from Plentywood,
where he coached high school
teams during the 1884 season.
He was accompanied here by
Mrs. Skor and their two daugn-
tiers, Donna Lee and Sharon.
The family is now living in the
Yergey apartments.
Coach Skor had a good record
in both football and basketball
last year. His Plentywood hign
cagers won % out of "a games,
and dropped three to the pow
erful Wolf Point class B champ
ions. He coached all types of
athletics. He earned college
letters in basketball and track.
MI. Skor will he summer re-
creational director, and will
have charge of American Le-
gion junior baseball and soft
ball for young boys. All lads in
terested in playing softball are
urged to meet Mr.. Skor on Fri
day, June 9, at 2 p. m. on the
playground north of the junior
high school.
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FOOD ASSISTANT
WILL VISIT HERE

Miss Marjean Lasich, war: food
assistant appointed by the War
Food Administration to assist in
giving demonstrations in food
preservation and conservation
will work in Big Horn county be-
ginning Tuesday, June 10, and
continuing for the two weeks
following, it was announced this
week.
Miss Lasich is devoting her
time to the larger war food pro-
gram as outlined by the War
Food Administration in Wash
ington. Her program will con-
sist of an all-around family food
supply in wartime, including the
following phases: food prod
uction, food preservation, food
conservation, nutrition and
health.
Miss Lasich will meet with
groups of women in the county
as her time permits.
The following schedule has
been arranged while she is IN
the county from June 10 to "a.
Tuesday, June 13-Upper Big
Horn, Wednesday,, June a. st.
Xavier club, Thursday, June IS
Two Leggin club, Friday June
16- H. E. o. club, Tuesday June
20 Dunmore club, "Wednesday
June 81 Soap Creek club, Thurs
day, June 22-Kirby club and
Friday, June 23-Little Horn and
AaSha Wah clubs.
Women in other communities
interested in having Miss Las
ich assist them are asked tc
leave their requests at the or
flee of George w. Gustafson
county extension agent.
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McCAFFERY FILES

Joseph j. McCaffery, Jr., pro-
minent Butte attorney and men,
Der of a pioneer Montana family,
filed his petition June z for the
democratic nomination for at
torney general of the State of
Montana.
In his filing petition Mr.. Nc
Caffery stated in substance that
as attorney general he will SIRE
nuously seek a return to the de-
mocratic principles of states
rights and will work diligently
to keep Montana water for farm
erS."If nominated and elected
I will regard it as my duty to
render all legal aid and assis-
lance to servicemen and women
in the protection and enforce
ment Of their rights" MI. Nc
Caffery added.
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RANCHERS ABLE
TO HIRE LABOR
Mexican Nationals Con
Be Hired by Rmchers
Alter Beet Thinning

Mexican Nationals, now thin
ming beets in Big Horn county,
will be available for hire by
ranchers during the summer
months, George w ,Gustafson,
county extension agent announ-
ced this week.
MIR !Gustafson gave the fol-
the employment of the Nation
ais:
1-They must be employed rs
per cent of the time contracted
for.
2-They must be paid $50 a mon
tn plus board, or the prevailing
wage.
ga contract must he signed
with the War Food Admins
tration at the county agents
office agreeing to keep the Ma
tional until beet topping time.
4-RancEerS must pay a deposit
for each worker to assure pay
ment of bookkeeper for payroll
the remaining deposit to be re-
funded to the rancher.
5-Board must be guaranteed for
the Is per cent of the time the
Nationals are not employed.
Mr.. Gustafson added that
those desiring labor under these
conditions must sign contracts
for them by Monday, June12
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QUOTAS SET AND DISTRICT CAPTAINS
NAMED TO START BOND Drive MONDAY
Ration Guide

Meats, Fats -Red stamps A8
through T8, good indefinitely.
U8, V8 and W8 become valid
June 4 and remain good indef-
initely.
No points are now required
for meat, except beef roasts and
steaks.
Processed Foods Blue stamps
Az through V8, good indefin-
itely.
Most plentiful foods-Eggs.
Plentiful food-onions, car
rots, spinach, white potatoes,
oranges, peanut butter and cit
rus marmalade.
Sugar-Sugar stamp 80 and 81
each good for five pounds in
definitely. Sugar stamp 40, good
for five pounds of canning sugar
through February, next year.
GaSoline-A-11 coupons good
through June 81.
ShoeS-Airplane stamps l and
2, good indefinitely.
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LIST POSTWAR
RECLAMATION
Project Under Study
For Big Horn Would
Cost S34.0l4.00O

Among a list of proposed post
war reclamation projects for
Montana being considered by
the senate postwar planning
committee is the Hardin and
YelloWtail reservoirs in Big Horn
county, at an estimated cost of
$34,014, 900.
The project would irrigate
$4,000 acres of new Land, provide
acres more and 1880 kilowatt
hours of electric power. A con-
crete dam, canals and a power
panlt have been included in the
cost estimate.
The entire work under con-
slderation for Montana would
cost $159, 10000 at 1910 prices,
would provide water for $751;
865 acres of new land, supple
mental water for 84,94O acres
and allow development of 95, 900
kiloWatts of hydro-electric pow
er.
The Montana total is part OF
236 proposed projects in II
western states. Reclamation
Commissioner Harry w. Bashore
said 1,251,000 men would be re-
quired to build the projects and
provide the construction mat
erials and supplies. The greater
part of the construction work
would be done in the first three
or four years.
OF the Montana projects only
the $40, 1000, 900 Hungry Horse
dam has been included in g
measure passed by congress. The
president signed the bill Tues
day.
Five projects were said to be
authorized. They are Bitteroot
valley, Dodson pumping, Fort
Peck power, Saco divide and In.
take pumping. ALI others, in
Guiding the one on the Big Horn
are described as under study.