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Act to revoke the reservations of water power sites, including the site of the proposed Marble Canyon project previously made by the Secretary of the Interior in Water Power Designation No. 7.
Arizona cites in confirmation of that contention...
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58 COLORADO RIVER STORAGE PROJECT mortgage these lands to an agricultural economy for the next 100 years. The irrigation districts must see to it that all farms continue to produce so that the total repayment costs can be met. This leads to...
2008-11-01
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the construction of Glen Canyon dam 25 miles downstream. Kane Creek offers the first area of fairly easy access to the river above the dam and a dirt road, connecting with U. S. Highway 89, has been built to the river's edge at the right mouth of...
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Out of 1,515 Navajo farms in San Juan county, only 34 have 100 acres or more. Yellowman, a Navajo farmer at Fruitland, is better off than most of his neighbors in having 43 acres to support three families— himself, two married sons, and...
2008-12-01
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COLORADO RIVER STORAGE PROJECT 4 7 Here power cannot be produced so cheaply. But in order to generate power at these upstream dams to be sold at 6 mills, it cuts back the production of 2-mill power at Hoover Dam, which is already constructed and...
2008-11-01
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Document: United States of America Federal Power Commission, Decision, Arizona Power Authority, Projection No. 2248, Issued September 10, 1962, page 14
1962-09-10
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A Professional Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Water Resources, Water Resources Program, at the University of New Mexico.
2015-01-08
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Journal: Anthropological Notes, University of Utah Department of Anthropology, "Historical Sites in Glen Canyon, Mouth of San Juan River to Lee's Ferry", Number 46, June 1960, page 66
1960-06-01
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Gerald W. Williams Prints and Postcards of Native Americans Collection consists primarily of black and white and color lithographic mounted postcards and photographic prints, some by well-known western photographers and studios. The time period...
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THE NAVAJOS
The Colorado River Storage Project provides
some immediate benefits for members of the
Navajo Tribe, the nation's largest Indian Tribe.
In addition, the project opens the way for further
opportunities for this poverty-stricken Tribe...
2008-11-01
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