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Byron Waters writes Joseph Cole with regard to the Mill Creek water right hearings.
1926-04-28
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Byron Waters writes Joseph M. Cole, thanking him and the other members of the defense committee of Mill Creek owners for a $100 check and offering the committee legal assistance on a water right contract with the city of Redlands.
1927-07-05
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Frank A. Leonard, Howard Surr and George W. Hellyer write Harry Porch, asking if he intends to contest the matter regarding the hearing of N. L. Levering's application to appropriate water from a spring.
1926-04-10
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Letter from Kenneth N. Bright to Geo. S. Hinckley, Chas T. Paine and Joseph M. Cole with regard to the leasing of a property in Mill Creek Canyon.
1930-10-06
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Howard Surr writes Edward Hyatt Jr., updating him on the negotiations with respect to N. L. Levering's application to appropriate water from a spring in San Bernardino County.
1926-07-21
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Notice of reconvention of the hearing of N. L. Levering's application to appropriate water from a spring in San Bernardino County.
1927-05-25
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J. M. Cole, J. H. Porch, John Yount, Milton Frink and WM. Reese request that Mill Creek owners pay for the pumping of water using a shaft developed by the Southern California Edison Company into Mill Creek.
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Letter from Howard Surr to Byron Waters regarding charges to the defense committee of Mill Creek owners.
1926-07-24
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Letter from Edward Hyatt Jr. to Frank A. Leonard, Howard Surr and George W. Hellyer regarding the deferral of further consideration of N. L. Levering's application to appropriate water from a spring in San Bernardino County.
1926-07-27
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Howard Surr writes J. M. Cole with regard to his intended visit to the spring filed on by N. L. Levering to investigate the ancient water rights involved.
1926-04-20
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Letter from Byron Waters to Joseph M. Cole and Lee Yount regarding the status of the Berce case and the Levering application before the water division at Sacramento.
1927-06-16
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The Division of Water Rights of the State of California Department of Public Works issues a notice of postponement of a hearing continuance on N. L. Levering's application to appropriate water from a spring in San Bernardino County.
1926-05-07
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Edward Hyatt Jr. writes Ralph E. Swing and Fred A. Wilson with regard to the deferral of the consideration of N. L. Levering's application to appropriate water from a spring in San Bernardino County.
1926-06-02
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Byron Waters writes to the Defense Committee of Mill Creek water owners, thanking them for the remittance of $150.
1926-09-08
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J. S. Edwards writes Chas. T. Paine, requesting that the East Highlands Orange Company be granted the right to a modest amount of Mill Creek waters for its ranch along Mill Creek wash in San Bernardino County.
1933-03-07
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Letter to Southern California Edison Company asking for their financial assistance in cleaning out and installing machinery and pipe for pumping additional water into the flow of Mill Creek.
1925-04-18
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Envelope sent from attorneys-at-law John D. Bicknell, James A. Gibson and Walter J. Trask to Chas. R. Paine.
1900-10-24
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Statement of complaint regarding Crafton Water Company and the people of Cottonwood Row's misuse of water from the Mill Creek Zanja.
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The Supreme Court of California's decisions and opinions on the case between William Craig et al and Crafton Water Company.
1903-11-30
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Numbered notes on the run of water taken from the intake of the Crafton Water Company to Carpenter Ranch.
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Draft of memorandum about the rights to the Mill Creek waters of William Craig and John P. Cave, owners in Carpenter Ranch, San Bernardino County.
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Testimony and processdings related to the court case between William Craig et al and Crafton Water Company.
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W. P. McIntosh, S. H. Marlette, Miles Dodd Jr., Kate D. McIntosh and Alice Marlette allege Redlands Electric Light and Power Company et al for diverting the waters of Mill Creek from the Mill Creek Zanja in violation of the plaintiffs' rights to...
1899-07-03
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Collage of Andrea Raymond's photos for the LA River X Instagram takeover. Photos include the LA River, the Kern River, corgis, kayaking, and riverbanks.
2019-07-08
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