the runo
is materiaily
less
per
square
mile.
On
this
account
it
appears
that
tha project
will only
support
550
aeres
of irrigated
land
or
a total areiof
625
acres,
71.
This project
requires
a
reservoir
capacity of 2,000
ac.
ft.
To supply
this
would require
a
water
surface
eievation
of 25 ft. above
sea
level and
a
maximun
height of dam of 38 ft. inciuling an
5 ¢
freeboard
and fizuring the
low2st
point
of the
dam
to be
5 ft.
below
s2a
level.
Thez length of dan
would
be
1,11) it.
A
290 ft. spillway
is planaed
thceoizh
th?
saddle
near
the
right
abuatment.
The
rock exeavated
from
the spillway
would
be used
for paving
the
dam.
Toae
older
rock formation
is exposed
at
either
end
and
it
is
estimated
that
the
greatest
depth
to bed rock
in the bottom
is 3J [t
beiow
sea
level.
The
plan
of
dam,
in-
cindinz
puddle
trench,
core
wall,
and
outlat gate
are the same
as
tor the
River
project.
In
both of
these
proj:cts
the
ranoff durinz ernstruztion
is
to be
han-
dled through
the outlet gates.
The larger
fl )ods
oceur
at
such
rare
intervals
and
are
of such short duration
that it is plan-
ned to allow them
to run
over
one end
of
the dam
and
to
prevent
excessive
cal-
tinr by the
use of bagzs
of san-.
72.
This is
a ponping
project
and
in
ordar
to avoid
so
ne hzavy sid2hill
eaiu
¢rnstracgion
anl to
place
tha pump
near-
er the lands
to be irrigated,
itis
locarad
as
showa
on Plate
9, and
not
at th:
out-
15t of tha dam
as
would brdinarily v 2 rae
case.
Tha economy
of this plai, hovever
is questioned
as the
special
construction
featuras
required
may
over
bailince
the
ailditional
canal
construction
trom
th2
dam.
The plan of the pumping plant
as
proposed
requires
a
feeder
canal
in
the
byttom
of the reservoir
or ats2a
level
to
ran £ron n2arthe
dam
to the fort
of the
hill
near
the
pump.
From
this
point
there
will extend about
20 ¢t. of
tunnel
which
wiil connect
with
a shaft
which
raises
to about
elev.
15.
Ar this
cleva-
tion and
over the
shaft will
be
a
water
tizht reinforced
concrete
pump
house
ex-
tending
to
above
proposed
maximumn
hizh water.
An 8 inch horizontal, single
siage, ceutrifugal
pump
is planned
with
a capacity
of 2,500
g. p.
m,
to
be direct-
1y eonnected
to ga two
eyele, solid
injec-
tion 120 h. p.
full
Diesel
engin2.
With
raservoir
empty
to
suction
iitt
wiil
be
apout
18 ft. and
the
total
atat'c
litt
126
fr. or to water surface
elev. in rhe
canal
of 126.
The canal will be concrete
lined
and
will be
on
a rather
light grade
to
conserve
elevation;
It will eross
the
sad-
dle or
summit
near
estate
'‘Slob’” and
|
will then swing
back
toward
tpe
reser-
|
voir.
|
73.
The estimated
cost
of this project
is $271,800
or
$435.00
per
acre for
the
|
625 acres
benefitted-See
Table
15.
This
|
is a little above
the
feasible limit previ-
|
ously
determined
upon
and due
to
this
|
fact, and
also the fact that
itisa
pumb-
|
ing project
and
the operation
cost
will
l
5T a1
V
0
pecessarily
be higher
than
that
of
a
gravi'y projeet,
it
is
not
recommended
as firancialiv feas:tle.
he
corclusions
as
to runoff in this basin,
however,
may
be
too
cors
rvative, and
if soand
it
is
feand
that
the water
supply would
sus-
t-in
say
1.000
zcres,
the result
weuld
te
entirely
different
and it
would
become
possitly
the
cheapest
project
on
Lhe s
iand
cn account
of the most
favorable
re-
servoir
site.
It is,
thevefore,
advised
that runoff records
be kept
on this streamn
with
a view to later
studies
of its
Irriga-
tion
feasibility.
TELEGRAMS.
¢ BT,
€CROIX
STATION.
Rome.
June
18th —Several
thousand
Fasci=ti
militia
from
the
provinces
of
Rome
and
Tuscany
marched
into Rome
yesterday, singing their
war.songs.
An
officia! communication
issued
by the
Com-
mand.
r
of the Mili ia
says
the
concen-
tratio
' is in
no way
connected
with
the
neces: ity for
the maintenance
of public
order.
but
that the
militia
was
ordered
to render
honours
ro
Rastaffaria,
agent
of Aby -siria,
who
is expected
to arrive
tomorrw
to be
lezeived
by
the king and
Premier
Mussoliti an:! by the Pope
on
Sa-
turday.
Atsevera]
places
in the
brovin-
ces
there
were
detnonstrations
growiug
out
of the Mattottl case.
Paris,
Jung
18th.—in
the
third round
of the
Davis
Cup
elinination
play,
the
Frenesmer.
defeated
the Indian players
tvo matehes
to nothisz.
Rene
Lacoste,
Frane»,
dofeated
M
Sloom,
India,
6-1
46
64
682
64
und
Heor
Lochet,
Fraunee,
won
from
S.
M.
Jacob,
India,
6446
6-16
1 Licoste,
the
former
school
byy
chaupimm
of
IFrane2,
outvlayed
Sleem
in a
bas
2 line
du~l
in
which
his
speed
and letigth of drive
overshadorwed
the clocklike.regularity
of
Sieem’s
play.
St
Johaos
'N.
F.
June
19th.—
Baidly
holed,
as
the
result
of
a
col'ision
with
the Itelian steamer
*‘Clara Camus
',
off
Cape
Raee
today,
the P. k
Jirer
"*Meta-
gama,
with 700
passengers
reac'.ed
this
port,
just before
dusk.
The
big
liner
had
a \ery heavy list
to port
as
she
cama
through
the
Nurrows and
showed
every
sign o! being
in great dithiculty,
toough
she
was
making
way
siowly
uoder-
her
own steam
and
was absolutely
under
contro
.
The Metagamo
assisted
by tuzs
was
moved
to
the head
of
the harbour,
near
the
dock
entrance,
and
beached.
The
I:alian
ship
was
berthed
at
taie
Furness
Withy Pier
when
the Metaama
ar ived and presented
a striking contrast
to
the
latter.
Except
for
her
portlist
and
the
water spouting
{row her punps,
the Canadian
Paciiic
boat
showed hardly
a serarch
on her hull, the damaged nlates
being below water.
The
""Clara Camos”’
on
the other -hand,
has
her
bow
b dly
crumped
in and presents
all the
appeac-
ance of a ship that
has
been
in the very
worst
sort of a3 head-on
impact,
W-mpledon,
Eng.
June
19.h. —Revers-
inz their defeat
at the hands
of the
wo-
!
men
tennis
plavers of the
United
States
last
year,
in the United States,
the
Bri-
'
ish
womens
team.
won
the mateh
event
here from
the United States
team
todav.,
.
Miss Kathleen
Mckane.,
British
plaver,
.
tolay
defeated
Miss
Helen
Wills,
the
United States
Champion,
in straight
ses
|
6-2 6-2,
giving the British
team
feur
vic
i
tories
and
the
mateh.
Mrs.
Covell,
of
.
England,
won the second
of the
day,
de-
.
feating
Mrs.
Mallory,
former
United
'
States
champion,
6-2 5-76-3.
:
Moscow,
June
19th.
-In
a
speech,
re
markable
for
its
candour
M. Zinovietl
t
Chairman
of
the
tifth Congress
of
the
'
Third
Internaticpale,
vesterday
teld
|
7.500 delegates
of that
organization
that
.
there
was
no reason
to
feel
discouraged
|
over the fact that
the
Communist
Inte:-
.
nationale
has
failed
to
attain
vic oy
|
ia
the
majority
of
Western
countries,
|
or
that
social
revolution
has
not
becyn
!
deve'oped
with
the
anticipated
in
the
'
davs
of
the
Russian
revolution.
Most
.
of the delegates
had
before
them
stati--
ties from their own
countries
respectinyg
'
the
status
of
the
party.
It
was
shown
that,
with
the
exception
of
Russia,
where
the Communist
Party
has
increus-
ed
froem
43),0)0
members
to
600,000,
|
For
instanca,
it
i 3 shown
that
the
membership
of the
party in
the
Unltea
States
adropped
from
20,000
to
5,000,
while in Great
Bilwain
it decreased
from
10,000
to
300,
in
France
from
130,
000
to
100,000
and
in
fGermany
from
|
SOO, 000
to
50,000,
We
were
mistaken
|
in
our
judgcment
regarding
the speed
i
of
the
world
revolution”’, said
M. Zino-
{
vieff,
‘‘and
where
we had
to
ecalculate
|
upon
years,
we
have
been
ecaleulating
tupon
months”’.
M
Zinovieff,
who since
'
Lenine’s
death
has
taken
the foremost
|
role
in
ail
the
Communistic
aetiJities,
'
vigorously attacked
the
second
interna-
tionale,
whieh recently
held
a session
in
.
Vienna.
He said
this
body represented
.
only
the
aristocracy
of
the
workin:
|
classes
and is unable
to free
the
workers
|
from
the
capitalist
yoke,
because
its
|
leaders
are
supporiing
the
Bourgeois
Gorvernmen's.
The presidium
elected
in-
.
cluded
Lrfon
Trotskv.
W.
Stalin,
Clara
.
Zetkin and William
Dunn.
'
,
NEW
YORK, June
20th.
=~
.
Flour,
(hard
winter
clears
$5.15.
i
““
hard winter .(raights
$5.60
.
Meal, Kiledriea
per
100 pounds
$2.20
|
WNew Season’s
Pork per barrel $37.00
‘
Heavy
Mess
Pork per
brl. §27.00
|
Sugar—Crystals
maximum
per
100
lbs,
!
$5 28
’
Mclasseg
Sugar 8
maximum
4.2)
.
Cotton,
Middling, Upland,
at
Liverpoul
i
per lb.
16 99-100 d,
.
Exchanze.
New
York
and
London,
6t
i
days’
sight $4.313
|
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New York and London,
sight
{
$4.33