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moved at Mt. Sheep Rapids, and 700 t. at Cottonwood Rocks; dr. under constr., 04, 3469-3471. 1904-05. New dr. Wallowa placed in commission, 1904, and removed 2,500 c. y. gravel, 05, 2455.
1905-06. Dr. Wallowa in raking gravel shoals and in dr....
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Sur. by Maj. Langfitt, 1902, of Snake R. from Lewiston to mouth of Imnaha R.; est., $33,690, 03, 2246-2254.
Sur. by Lt. Col. Roessler, 1905, of Snake R., Pittsburg Landing to mouth of Imnaha It.; description of sur. incL, 06, 1986.
Cong....
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Part (r), WW-2 Columbia River (upper), Wash.
APPROPRIATIONS. (See p. 1619.)
COMMERCE. Description of, 93, 3382.
1893, small signs of decrease, 93, 3382.
ENGINEERS.
Chief of Engineers. R., 89, 364; 90, 329; 91, 406; 92, 381; 93,...
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Part (t), WW-2 Columbia River, between Wenatchee and
Bridgeport, Wash.
APPROPRIATIONS. (See p. 1619.)
ENGINEERS.
Chief of Engineers. R., 07, 798; 08, 846; 09, 888; 10, 991; 11, 1048; 12, 1258.
In charge:
Maj. II. M. Chittenden,...
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WW-3(a) YOUNGS, LEWIS AND CLARK, AND SKIPANON
RIVERS, OREG.
ENGINEERS.
Chief of Engineers. R., 81, 332; 82, 324.
In charge. Capt. C. F. Powell. R., 82, 2714.
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS. Description of, 82, 2714.
PLANS.
By Capt....
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WW-20 CLATSKANIE RIVER, OREG.
APPROPRIATIONS.
1899, $13,000, 99, 3247.
1910, 5,200, 10, 2411.
1912, 1,000, 12, 2831.
Total, 19,200 (less $324.53 reverted to surplus fund, $18,875.47, 12, 2831). COMMERCE.
Description of, 95, 3597;...
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WW-30 WILLAMETTE RIVER.
NOTE.—Imp. of this waterway bound up, in some measure, with imp. of the Columbia, into which it flows.
Part. Title. Period. Appropria-
Hons.
a Willamette R. below Portland See p. 1616 of this Index.
b...
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Pre. ex. bet. Portland and Oregon City. R., 04, 3561. (See Surveys.)
Report of board relative to imp. of canal and locks at Willamette Falls would not injure operations of mfg. enterprises (H. D. 99, 58th, 3d). (Maj. John Millis, Capt. W. C....
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cutting from Yamhill R. bet. Dayton and McMinnville, 02, 2388.
1902-03. Repairs to dams and dikes and to Corvallis revet.; new dams constr. at Candiani Bar, Five Islds., and at the head of Lamberts Slough; 2,026 snags removed, 03, 2258-2259....
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In 1889 Maj. Jones proposed imp. of reach bet. Portland and Oregon City by constr. of riprap dike 6,000' 1. to protect Willamette from debris brought down by Clackamas R., and excavation of chan. with I. w. d. of 8' and a w. of 150'; est.,...
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R., 12, 2815. Field work during year consisted in making surs. to obtain data necessary for preparation of plans and ests. for future work, 12, 2816.
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS.
Falls form an obstr. to navigation which could be overcome only by...
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WW-33 YAMHILL RIVER, OREG.
Part. Title. Period. Appropriation.
a Yamhill and Willamette Rs 1873-1900 See WW-30, Part b.
b Yamhill R.—Operating and Care 1901-1912 S40,644.49
Total (to which might be added money spent on Yamhill 40,...
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COMMERCE.
Traffic through lock and dam, 1900, 1,742 t. and 2,010 passengers, 01, 3557.
Practical suspension of traffic since 1902 due to fact that Oregon City Trans. Co. had taken its boats for use on Willamette R. and abandoned McMinnville...
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WW-38 SANTIAM RIVER, OREG.
COMMERCE.
Limited, 1898, and carried by the RRs., 98, 3048.
ENGINEERS.
Chief of Engineers. R., 9S, 510.
In charge. Maj. W. L. Fisk, 1896-98. R., 98, 3047.
OBSTRUCTIONS.
Navigation up the stream obstr. at...
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Capt. W. C. Langfitt, 1901-05. It., 01, 3572; 02, 2406; (Maj.) 03, 2320; 04, 3557; 05, 2495.
Lt. Col. S. W. Roessler, 1906-OS. It., 06, 2019; 07, 2206; 08, 2277.
Maj. J. F. Mclndoe, 1909-. R., 09, 2241; 10, 2413; 11, 2619; 12, 2835....
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Capt. C. F. Powell, 1882-85. R., 82, 2684; 83, 2073; 84, 2272.
Maj. W. A. Jones, 1885-90. R., 85, 2439; 86, 1952; 87, 2524; 88, 2190; 89, 2589.
Maj. T. H. Handbury, 1890-93. R., 90, 3063; 91, 3370; 92, 2837; 93, 3526.
Maj. J. C. Post,...
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Capt. Arthur Williams, 10, 951. Maj. Jay J. Morrow, 10, 951.
Assistant. Capt. Arthur Williams, 09, 856; 10, 951; 11, 1007.
OPERATIONS.
1907-08. 51 snags and trees removed from chan.; 295 trees cut from banks, 08, 2278.
1908-09. 195...
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XX. SEATTLE, WASH., DISTRICT.
In charge of U. S. Engineer Office.
Seattle, Wash.
XX 1 Pacific Ocean.
XX 2 Willapa Bay (Shoalwater), Wash. (1)
XX 3 Nasel R., Wash. (2)
XX 4 Rocky Nemah R., Wash. (2)
XX 5 Nemah R., Wash. (2)
XX 6...
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XX 104 Whatcom Cr., Wash. (103)
XX 105 Nooksack R., Wash. (103)
List leaves coast and proceeds to the
interior watershed to
XX 106 COLUMBIA RIVER
(above Snake R., Wash. See p. 1616.)
XX 107 Spokane R., Idaho and Wash. (106
XX 108 St....
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XX 219 Dail R., Alaska. (188)
XX 220 Ray R., Alaska. (188)
XX 221 Tozitna R., Alaska. (188)
XX 222 Cowen Cr., Alaska. (188)
XX 223 Melozitna R., Alaska. (188)
XX 224 Koyukuk R., Alaska. (188)
XX 225 Kanuti R., Alaska. (224)
XX 226...
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lumber, $11 II f.; complete bolts, 18C each; spikes and wire, 3 1/4 c lb.; brush, $2.35 cord; and st., 00 t. ($2,447.50), 95, 3401.
1908. North American Dredging Co., (Ir., 260 c. y.. OS, 2282.
1911. Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co., dr....
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XX-13 GRAYS HARBOR, WASH.
Part. Title. Period. Appropriations
a Grays H. and Bar Entrance 1881-4912 $2,660,000
b Grays H. and Chehalis R 1890-1912 399,500
Total 3,059,500
Part (a), XX-13 Grays Harbor and Bar Entrance, Wash....
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about 14 m. broad from n. to s. A few of the tributaries entering the H. are the Satsop, Chehalis, Wynooche Rs., 95, 3517. Through the H. throat is a d. chan. and bet. this and the open sea is a bar convex to the sea and connected with sand spits...
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OPERATIONS.
1892-93. 7,500 1. f. dike built, 93, 3410. 1893-94. About 10,0001. f. dike built, 94, 2598. 1894-95. About 15,0001. f. dike built, 95, 3411. 1895-96. Repairs made to dikes, 96, 3335. 1902-03. Sur. for location of proposed chans.;...
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