Table 1.-Contracts with customers not served by the
Bonneville Power Administration as of June 30, 1945.
Table 2.-Energy deliveries to customers of the Bonneville
Power Administration, fiscal year ending June 30, 1945...
Public distribution___

System power resources:

Table 3.-Bonneville-Grand Coulee generation (kilowatt-
hours)-

Power pool operations-scheduled exchange (kilowatt-
hours).

The year's highlights:

Bonneville Dam project cost allocation report_.

Bonneville regional advisory council__

Columbia Basin cost allocation report..

Labor-management agreement.

Bureau of Mines.

Foreword..

Future work...

Safety, plant protection, and health activities:
Antisabotage..

Coal-mine inspection....

Explosives regulation....

Health work.

Safety work....

Summary of activities:

Administration:

Finance

Table 1.-Bureau of Mines appropriations and expendi-
tures, fiscal years ended June 30, 1942-46_..

Table 2.-Bureau of Mines expenditures, fiscal year 1945. 101

Personnel._

Property-

Coal and coal products:

Coal combustion__.

Coal mining and exploration__

Coal preparation and storage.

Coking and gasification studies.

Gas- and dust-explosion research.
Synthetic liquid fuels.

Economics of mineral industries:
Accident and employment data_
Coal....

Foreign minerals_

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Bureau of Mines-Continued

Summary of activities-Continued

Economics of mineral industries-Continued
Metals...

Table 5.-Consolidated statement by projects of construction cost

of irrigation works, other items reimbursable with construction,
and deductions__.

Designs prepared for postwar projects:

Bureau aids other United States agencies.
Technical advances.

World's biggest dams.

Food for a fighting Nation...

Lands leased for grazing:

Table 2.-Cumulative crop values, 1906-44.

Missouri Basin development_.

New laws advance Reclamation_

Operation and maintenance program:

Amendatory repayment contracts..

Field organizations established...

Plans for veteran settlement:

Table 3.-Settlement and economic data-1944..

Postwar plans to develop the West:

Projects have $100-per-acre return:

Table 1.-Reclamation areas and crop returns, calendar

Special studies to aid settlers.

year 1944...

River Basin studies progress_

Regional activities expanded:

Water conservation and utilization program..

Region 1

Table 4.-Accretions to Reclamation fund by States..
War Relocation centers:

World's largest power producer:

Artificial propagation of fish_-

Conservation of Alaska herring.

Conservation of Alaska sablefish_

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Alaska fur seals-an example of a well-managed resource.

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Effect of the war on animal resources and on conservation_

Effect of water utilization projects on animal resources.
Management of oyster resources_

182

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193

Leases and permits:

Leases other than mineral leases outstanding, as of June
30, 1945.

156

Mineral leases, permits, and licenses outstanding, as of
June 30, 1945.

156

Receipts and expenditures:

Disposition of receipts of the General Land Office, fiscal year,
1945.

159

Field surveys--

Topographic mapping by the Geological Survey in the
United States, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii, to June 30, 1945..

Funds..

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