Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-04 | Page 5 | Blood Confers on Utah Works

BLOOD CONFERS ON UTAH WORKS Early Approval Expected on Majority of Projects Costing 15 Million CB Br By Press Pren WASHINGTON Oct 4 ContinuIng Continuing ing trig his conferences with federal public pubic pub pub- tic lic ic works administration officials today today today to- to day Governor Henry H. H Blood expressed expressed ex ex- pressed hope for an early approval of pf and Utah's proposed make work water conservation projects to cost approximately The governor accompanied by Mayor Louis Marcus of ot Salt SaIl Take Lake City and William R R. Wallace chaIrman chairman chairman chair chaIr- man of ot the Utah water storage commission com corn ml mission slon has been in conference with Secretary Wallace Public Works Ad Ickes and other federal officials for sever several l days das Governor Blood said he hc could not predict action relative to several pro projects by which added water would be given to to acrea acreage e already partially irrIgated irrigated irrigated ir ir- ir- ir but added he hopes hope to convince convince con con- vince federal officials that the pro are designated to give the peole people peo- peo plc le living this acreage barely ox ex- sting the chance to make a comfortable orta ble living Both the governor and Mayor Marcus Marcus Mar Mar- cus eus expressed the hope that approximately approximately will be allowed for make work projects designed to improve im improve im im- prove the sewer and water systems of ot Salt ISalt Lake City and about 1500 will be approved for buildings at various state institutions Ss S's