...120-foot level? Mr. HUGHES. It extends from the canal on north. Mr. BATES. You do not have a 120- foot level at Dunnellon? Mr. HUGHES. No ; it extends over...o'clock now. The CHAIRMAN. No ; it is 10 minutes to 12. Mr. HUGHES. Well, those are the reasons there. The reasons of the hypothetical gradients and the water...

...It is 78 miles. If the water sags it will sag on the way back there. The CHAIRMAN. Mr. Hughes,-will you pardon an interruption just for a moment? Mr....o'clock now. The CHAIRMAN. No; it is 10 minutes to 12. Mr. HUGHES. Well, those are the reasons there. The reasons of the hypothetical gradients and the water...

...the best we can, but we will have to interrupt these proceedings from time to time because members of the committee will have to be on the floor of the House to vote. I am afraid we will have that all this week to contend with. However, you gentlemen are here...

...and listen the x of the time. Thank you. ¥r. HARRISON. We have now reached the time when the members •'the committee will have to be on the floor of the House, so the simittee will stand in recess until 2 pm 'Whereupon, at 11 : 52 am, the subcommittee recessed,...

...listen the rest of the time. Thank you. Mr. HARRISON. We have now reached the time when the members of the committee will have to be on the floor of the House, so the committee will stand in recess until 2 pm Mr. HARRISON. The first witness this afternoon will...

...listen the rest of the time. Thank you. Mr. HARRISON. We have now reached the time when the members of the committee will have to be on the floor of the House, so the committee will stand in recess until 2 pm (Whereupon, at 11 : 52 am, the subcommittee recessed,...