SIXTIETH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 264. 1909. 827 MASSACHUSETTS AND CONNECTICUT. £uu:etts me hCon:secticut River, from Hartford, Connecticut, to Holyoke, Massac use . MICHIGAN. uicmgm. Marquette Harbor. Manistee Harbor. Muskegon Harbor. Arcadia Harbor. Empire and Leland harbors. New Bulfalo Harbor. Ontonagon Harbor. _ Saugatusk Harbp; and Ka River, with a view to securing increased cpt to e town o ug as. Rogers City, with a view to determinin what improvement if an g 9 y! is lneiuirech in pho harbpr andlthe theireto; alsoto report whether a ro reugeis esira eatocaity. hGrax1d Ha§en Hailsgr, to east end of Fulton street and including c anne into pring e. SaginavI;aRive1;i_1witl;“a view tph securing a depth of twenty feet from Saginaw y to 'tta wassee `ver. k nlandLv;;te1Mroil§e between Cheboygan, on Lake Huron, and Petose , on e 1G gan. Harbor at Forestville, with a view to improvement by dredging. Harbor at Port Sanilac, with a view to improvement by dredging. Harbor gt Lexington, with a view to improvement by dredging. P1geo' n 'ver. Livingstone Channel, Detroit River, with a view to widening the same to six hundred feet; and a board of engineers shall be aplpointed to report upon the probable efect of such widening upon the epth of water in Lake Sa1nt Clair and above the point of such proposed idening. W Forester Harbor, with a view to deepening the same to twenty feet. White Lake Harbor, with a view to providing an entrance channel with a depth of twenrpy feet and a turning basin. Traverse Bay, at raverse City, with a view to the construction of a breakwater. ' MINNESOTA. Minnesota. Mississippi River, from Saint Paul to Minneapolis, with a view to modification of project to provide for increased depth and utilizing the surplus water for development of power: Provided, That if any moditication of the present project be eemed advisable by the Chief of Engineers, no work thereon shall be {performed inconsistent with such proposed modifications. The Chic of Engineers shall submit various practical alternative plans with the advantages of each. Reservoirs at headwaters of Mississippi River, with a view to an equalizing with regulating gates between Lake Winnibigoshish and Leec e. `Warrolad Harbor, with a view to deepening the channel and maintaining the same. · Mississippi River, between Brainerd and Grand Racpids. Red Lake River, between Thief River Falls and R Lake. Zipple Fay, Lake of the Woods, with a view to establishing a harbor o re nge. Rainy River, at the mouth. Minnesota River; also with a view to ascertaining whether, for the maintenance of navigation, storage reservoirs are necessary at or near the headwaters of said river, and to determine what portion of the
