Flipping through field notebooks…
Included are letters and reports from Charles A. Lory, state and federal agencies, companies, and individuals. Charles Lory officially retired as president emeritus by September 25, 1940 to his home in Estes Park, Colorado, but remained active with many organizations. Topics include E. H. Bader's six page statement concerning Fort Lewis Agriculture and Mechanical Arts College; President I. E. Newsom's January 5th letter concerning the financial situation of the college; report on the proposed curriculum in irrigation engineering compiled by Lory, Lewis and Parshall; Uncompahgre Project; J. M. Dille's report on Reclamation in its practical aspects; an August 1st draft of the Memorandum of understanding between the Department of Interior and the Department of Agriculture with respect to agricultural activities in the Reclamation program; Dille Tunnel; intake structure at the No. 1 tunnel of the Horsetooth Feeder Canal; Statement of Fred Norcross, dated October 22nd, Colorado-Big Thompson Project, Water Appropriations; General statement of plan, present status and future needs, Colorado-Big Thompson Project; Reclamation Service high tension power line from Mary's Lake Power Plant in Estes Park to the Grandby Pumping Plant of the Colorado-Big Thompson Project with use of submarine cables through the Continental Divide Tunnel (Alva B. Adams Tunnel) then changed to an aerial transmission line to go over Buchanan Pass; and Lory being reappointed as member of the Colorado Merit System Council of the Public Welfare Department.
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