The Dam chronicle., September 28, 1934, Image 8

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FIRE PROTECTION AREA
1'he problem of fire protection Coral
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continue* to abide with Cascade
Locks. Many have been called t»>
r+rm
solve the problem but none haw
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answered. However, from the
1
state tire marshal s office at Salem
r
comes what appears to lie a solu­
tion. And the solution is equal!)
applicable to the condition which
e\isits throughout the Bonneville
dam area.
I’nder provisions of Chapter
579. general laws of Oregon, 1929,
rural communities and towns that
are unincorporated may organize
a
fire protection districts. The law
bu«ltri •« flLlU
permits the people of a rural com­
munity to vote a tax of two mills
and to borrow money with which
to purchase equipment, install wa
ter mams and maintain a fire de­
partment.
There is pressing nerd of fire
protection in all of the communi­
ties which have grown up in the
district since the government com­
menced work on the «lam. For the Tar Ha» Girl in Seven
benefit of all who may tie inter­
Port»; Propose* to All
ested. The Chronicle will publish
1 2
the princi|ial features of the state
a
law governing the creation of fire
protection districts. It will ap|iear
in the next issue.
1
4
THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY
a
1
On October 3, 1933, the first
man to find employment on Bon­
neville dam arrived at the reserva­
j
tion. In the 12 months which have
elapsed since the project was set
in motion work has been provided
for several thousand men. an«l it is
today furnishing work for 2200
men.
In the year the population has
climbed from a few hundred to al­
most 4000 people; hundreds of
homes have been built; new busi­ Theft of Flower Bring»
ness centers have grown up; im­
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petus has been given to the de-
veopment o/ the Mid-Columbia
district.
Another year will bring other
changes. No one knows what the
future holds but there is every
reason to assume that the popu­
lation will continue to grow, and
that the district will become better
and better known throughout the
state.
1 he task of building the dam
was intrusted to the army engi­
neers have moved swiftly. One
contract afvter another has fol­
lowed fast on the heels of another.
The preliminary work has been
.......
completed. The public, observing
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for the army. The Indians and
some of the old timers are prone
to declare that the engineers can­
not conquer the river, but a year
divorce.
of fast work on the part of traine«!
engineers is proof of the fact that Gov.
the army reaches its objective.,1
that the river will be tamed and
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