. Berichte des Innenministeriums für das Geschäftsjahr zum 30. Juni 1917. Febr. März Okt. März 1,1895 1,1913 1,1912 1,1910 1,1904 17,1912 13,1912 1,1916 16,1914 16,1914 1,1914 15,1916 24,1893 1,1913 30,1912 21,1914 Sept. Ablauf. Feb 31,1931 3,1932 28,1919 Dez. Dez. Dez. Mai 12,1932 31,1934. Dez. Dez. Dez. 31,1931 31,1909 31,1924 31,1916 Okt. Dez. Dez. Dez. Juni Dez. Sept. kann Eg ©. Juni Jan. Febr. März Apr. Okt. März 31,190931,1932 192031,191316,1922 31.193130, 12.193215, 192415,192430,191831,192414,193623,191330,1917 1,1923 3,1932 Sept. 1 Wasser in private Bäder in Häfen verwendet

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. Reports of the Department of the Interior for the Fiscal Year ended June 30, 1917. Feb. Mar. Oct. Mar. 1, 1895 1, 1913 1, 1912 1, 1910 1, 1904 17, 1912 13, 1912 16, 1914 16, 1914 1, 1916 1, 1914 15, 1916 24, 1893 30, 1912 21, 1914 Sept. 1, 1913 Expiration. Feb. 28, 1919 Mar. 3, 1932 Dec. 31, 1931 May 12, 1932 Dec. 31, 1934 Do. Dec. 31, 1909 Dec. 31, 1931 Dec. 31, 1916 Oct. 31, 1924 Dec. Dec. Dec. June Dec. Sept. May ©ec. Apr. June Jan. Feb. Mar. Oct. Mar. 31, 190931, 1932 31.193130, 192031, 191316, 1922 12.193215, 192415, 192430, 191831, 192414, 193623, 191330, 1917 3, 1932 Sept. 1, 1923 1 Water used in private bathrooms in portion of tubs leased. 2 Closed Dec. 31, 1915. 3 Tenants holding over. * Destroyed by fire Sept. 5, 1913. 5 Destroyed by fire Jan. 23, 1910. 6 Water sufficient to supply 2 tubs. While there have been no new bathhouses built during the present year, I feelthat I am safe in saying that the houses now in operation have materiallyincreased their efficiency. The bathing public is appreciative of the goodservice and courteous treatment, all of which redounds to the credit of thereservation.. The numbers in tins list nf. r to the smallernumbers (m the map; the larger numberson the map are the numbers of Ibr squares. Hur-kvtjiiT baths.Ozark bathhouse.Magnesia bathhouse.Horse Shoe bathhouse.Iabi.r bathhouse.Maurice bathhouse, riale bathhouse. Itorls Isiiind Station.Iron Mountain Station.Ozark Sanitarium. Moodj Hotel and baths.City Mall and Auditorium== Electric street car liMain entrance to reservatloiPark Botel and baths.Eastman Motel and baths.Arkansas National Bank. 37. First Methodist Chnrch. 38. Episcopal Church. 39. Catholic Church. 40. First Presbyterian Church. 41. Whittington Lake Park. 42. High-school building. 43. County courthouse. 44. Superintendents official residence.North. West, and Hot Springs Mountain? and Whittington Lake Park form the per-manent Hot Springs Reservation, ownedand operated by the Government. REPORT DIRECTOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE. 895 Iii addition to the magni

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