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A letter from E. H. Spoor to A. G. Hubbard dated November 01, 1904 regarding reducing expenses associated with management, administration, and maintenance of Receivership of Bear Valley Irrigation Co..
1904-11-01
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A letter from W. M. Medland of Bear Valley Irrigation Co., on behalf of Mr. Paul W. Moore, to Ward Chapman dated September 09, 1908 recognizing Mr. Chapman as the court appointed administer of the Bear Valley Irrigation Co. foreclosure case and...
1908-09-09
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A letter from John G. North to John D. Hooker dated July 13, 1904 regarding contract disputes pertaining to water rights and land located in Bear valley and Moreno.
1904-07-13
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State Water Rights Board Chairman Holsinger writes to the Extractors of Ground Water and Diverters of Surface Waters asking for their review of proposed changes in the regulations of the State Water Rights Board. The proposed changes are included....
1956-08-01
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This is a document that summarizes the proposed constitutional amendment related to the California Water Plan, specifically how it will garner federal support.
1956-06-01
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Prendergast suggests that the State should construct siphon to bring Metropolitan Water District water into the San Bernardino Basin. This report has edits made in ink and red marker. On the left upper corner of the first page there is a written...
1962-03-23
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A 1956 memorandum from Burnham Enersen to the “Areas of Origin” Committee members prefaces the attached draft of a Constitutional Amendment for the California Water Plan. This draft outlines, among others, the logistical and legislative steps...
1956-08-01
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A 1955 letter Enersen sent to J. J. Prendergast, with which he attached a report he had given before the Water Resources Section of the State Chamber of Commerce on the previous Friday, December 2, 1955. In that report Enersen proposed on behalf...
1955-12-01
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Burnham Enersen sent memorandum to the “Areas of Origin” Committee members and reminded them to attend the upcoming committee meeting on August 24th and to complete their report by the middle of November. He also attached a letter from R. L....
2024-05-02
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Aerial photograph, afffixed to poster board, taken by Lloyd Cooper shows the San Antonio spreading grounds with a snow-capped Mount Baldy before the flood. Handwritten annotations identify landmarks such as "San Antonio Peak 10,080 ft.," "power...
1934-12-16
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Seven black and white photographs affixed to a poster board depict flood waters and damage. Caption for all photographs reads, "Scripps College campus, Flood, March 1938, Claremont, California." Includes six exterior views and one interior view.
1938-03-01
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Four black and white photographs affixed to a poster board depict flood waters and damage. Caption for upper left photograph reads, "Flood, March 1938, waters pounding Sixth Street Bridge, Claremont, California." Caption for upper right photograph...
1938-03-01
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Aerial photograph of the mouth of San Antonio Canyon affixed to poster board. Handwritten annotations identify landmarks such as "Camp Baldy Road," "power house," "San Antonio Creek," "diversion works," "conservasion grounds" [sic] and "basins."
1934-12-16
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Four black and white photographs affixed to a poster board depict flood waters and damage. Captions for upper photographs read, "Flood, March 1938, Foothill Boulevard, Highway 66, Claremont, California." Caption for lower left photograph reads,...
1938-03-01
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Three black and white photographs affixed to a poster board depict flood waters and damage. Caption for upper left photograph reads, "Flood, March 1938, First Street and Sycamore Avenue, Claremont, California." Caption for lower left photograph...
1938-03-01
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Four black and white photographs affixed to a poster board depict flood waters and damage. Caption for upper photograph reads, "Flood, March 1938, Santa Fe tracks, Claremont, California." Caption for two middle photographs reads, "Flood, March...
1938-03-01
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Four black and white photographs affixed to a poster board depict flood waters and damage. Caption for upper left photograph reads, "Flood, March 1938, Men's Residence Hall, Pomona College, Claremont, California." Caption for upper right...
1938-03-01
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Aerial photograph, afffixed to poster board, taken by Lloyd Cooper from 8,900 feet shows the cities of Claremont and Pomona in proximity of San Antonio Wash and a snow-capped Mount Baldy after the flood. Handwritten annotations identify...
1938-03-27
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The Claremont Colleges, with Bridges Auditorium center, and surrounds. Orchards and a snow-capped Mount Baldy are in the background.
1938-03-01
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Aerial photograph, afffixed to poster board, taken by Lloyd Cooper from 4,800 feet shows the flood flow looking south towards the city of Claremont. Handwritten annotations identify landmarks such as "Claremont," "Foothill Blvd.," multiple...
1938-03-27
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Aerial photograph, afffixed to poster board, taken by Lloyd Cooper from 8,900 feet shows the city of Claremont in proximity of San Antonio Wash and a snow-capped Mount Baldy after the flood. Handwritten annotations identify landmarks such as...
1938-03-27
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Three black and white photographs affixed to a poster board depict extensive mud damage. Caption for all three photographs reads, "Flood, March 1938, Men's Residence Hall, Pomona College, Claremont, California."
1938-03-01
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Aerial photograph, afffixed to poster board, taken by Lloyd Cooper from 4,900 feet shows the area between Thompson Creek Reservoir and San Antonio Wash north of the city of Claremont. Handwritten annotations identify landmarks such as "San...
1938-03-27
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Aerial photograph, afffixed to poster board, taken by Lloyd Cooper from 4,900 feet shows the city of Claremont with the flood flow to the east (at the top of the photograph). Handwritten annotations identify landmarks such as multiple "flood...
1938-03-27
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Aerial photograph, afffixed to poster board, taken by Lloyd Cooper from 3,400 feet shows The Claremont Colleges in proximity of San Antonio Wash and a snow-capped Mount Baldy after the flood. Handwritten annotations identify landmarks such as...
1938-03-27
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