Wyoming Green River watershed irrigation survey plans
Wyoming and the United States Reclamation Service began a cooperative reconnaissance on June 1 1915 to assess irrigable lands in the Green River basin. Field parties mapped 1 026 000 acres for four main projects Bonneville Seedskadee Big Piney La Barge and Opal Church Buttes. Feasibility depends on water supply storage and cost.
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Wyoming
United States Reclamation Service
Green River
Trew Service
Colorado River
United States
Carey Act Department of
Green River Basin
Messrs. Richardson
Mossra
True
Richardson
Sandy River
East Fork
New York Drainage Basin
Carrry
Pine Creek
Bouldre Creek
Gandy River
Upper Green River
New Fork
Willow
Fremont
Half Moon
la Barge Creek
Mack's Park
Anderson's Island
Seedskadee
la Bange
Honnevillé
Big Piney-La
Big Piney
South Piney Creek
Ita
Ham's Fork
Kemmerer
Jlam's Fork
Black's Park
Was
Liam
Yoon Pacific Aund
Herit
Church Buttes
Opal
Henry’s Fork
Cottonwood Creek
Black's Fork
Granger-Lyman Bridge
Beaver Creek
Henry's Fork
Lone Tree
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad
Max Lamar Crime Specialist in City Superintendent's Quests
A prose installment follows Max Lamar, a sharp city crime specialist who moved from detective work to private practice. He receives a letter from Chief Randolph Allen assigning him to shadow the elusive Jim Borden, "Circle Jim," a renowned criminal with a red birthmark. Lamar prepares, notes a ball game as a potential distraction, and plans to monitor Borden while pursuing clues about his hideouts.
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Max Lamar
Tam
Max Lamar Kimerif
Max Lamer
Theo
Mitte
Lamar
Segmad
Craeon
Maoner
Randolph Allen
Jim
Jim Borden
Jim Hordeun
Crook
Bielmelon
Primiediog
Dune Travia
June
Green river watershed irrigation study advances
Governor Kendrick and state engineer James B. True led an eight month inquiry into a Green River watershed irrigation project. The plan seeks water supply feasibility and use of Union Pacific lands to fund full costs, aiming to boost livestock industries and interstate water questions. An initial $10,000 appropriation supported the effort.
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Green River
Union Pacific Railroad
John B. Kendrick
James
True
Kendrick
Secretary of the Interior
Boston Lawyers Charge Brandeid with Double Dealing
In Washington D C on February 23 editors report that Boston lawyers accuse Brandeid of double dealing. They allege Brandeid acted for a protective committee of stockholders in 1906 against officers of a life insurance company and later opposed the stockholders.
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Washington
DU. C
Louie O. Breadela
Boston
Wyoming Wool Growers Meet in Casper for Twelfth Annual Session
Casper hosts a large crowd of sheepmen from multiple states for the twelfth annual Wyoming Wool Growers convention. The day included a packed arrival by train and a social banquet at the Midwest hotel with a dance at the Masonic temple. The afternoon program featured talks on experience and observations, sheep shearing and wool preparation, Australian methods, and range issues with election of officers and plan for next meeting.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Casperitea
Midwest
Masonic Temple
King
Cheyenne
Roosevelt Invited to Speak in Chicago Bar Convention
Illinois State Bar Association announced it invited Colonel Roosevelt to Chicago for a bar convention in early June. Nathan MacThamey said the colonel would address the gathering on June 1 2 or 3, with the decision awaiting confirmation.
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Chicago
Linois State Bar Association Today
Roosevelt
Jaune
Nathan MacThamey
Bar Association
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Union Pearifie Railroad
Albert Payson Terhune
Caleb Conover
Syria
Pathe
Willie Ritchey
Nevermore
Leow
A. Wied
Moll
Brandegee
Kincaid Clothes
Brandeid
Tee
Woolgrowers
J. A. Hill
University of Wyoming
Laramie
H. &. Ridgley
Cheyenn
W. T. Rich
Australia
John Db. Hollider
National Wool Warehouse 2 Storage Company
Fletcher
Rafe Prew
Tatarte
Eiges
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