ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE RECLAMATION SERVICE. [Reports may be purchased from superintendent of documents, Government Printing Office, at the price given.] I. June 17 to Dec. 1, 1902; 317 pages, 46 plates, 65 figures, case of drawings. Out of print. II. Through the field season of 1903; 550 pages, 49 plates, 56 figures. Cloth, 85 cents. III. Through the field season of 1904; 653 pages, 59 plates, case of drawings. Cloth, $1.25. IV. Through the field season of 1905; 374 pages, 63 plates. Paper, 80 cents. Cloth, 40 cents; paper, 20 cents. (Includes history of construction to date.) X. Fiscal year 1910-11; 290 pages. (Includes index Vols. I-X.) Cloth, 40 cents; paper, 25 cents. Cloth, 40 cents; paper, 25 cents. XI. Fiscal year 1911-12; 310 pages, map. A price list of publications issued by the Reclamation Service can be obtained by application to the The monthly bulletin of the service, the "Reclamation Record," is printed about the first of each month It contains 40 or more pages of general news and notes of interest about the projects. The subscription price is 50 cents per year. II CONTENTS. Operations under the reclamation extension act. General conditions of irrigation and present problems. Rural credits-Land loan legislation.. Decisions of the Secretary of the Interior. Purchases of rights and property. Electrical and mechanical engineering. Assets, liabilities, reserves, and capital. Construction costs by functional features.. Operation revenues and expenses... Estimated cost of contemplated work.. Page. III |