THE IRRIGATION AGE. 



RECLAMATION NOTES. 



Field work on many irrigation projects through- 

 out Montana has ended for the winter and Henry N. 

 Savage, supervising engineer of three States for the 

 Reclamation Service, has left for Denver. He will go 

 thence to Washington to formulate plans for next sea- 

 son in Montana-. Meanwhile the State engineer is mak- 

 ing water-right surveys along the Sun River at the ex- 

 pense of the Great Falls business men preliminary to an 

 adjudication of the rights of present settlers along that 

 stream, a settlement of these rights being imperative 

 before the government will do any further work on the 

 Sun River canal project. 



Winter work will be continued at the Shoshone 

 dam, which, when completed, will be the highest dam 

 in the world. Survey work is also promised for the 

 winter on other contemplated irrigation projects, both 

 government and private. 

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