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Johnson, Hattan, and Hall, edited by W. C. Darrah, all appeared in the Utah Historical Quarterly, XVI-XVII in one (1948-1949). Reference to these journals from the text above may be made easily by the day of the month and the year. The Bishop map...
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picked steps, has been built over the sandstone knob and by this a rock bench, about 80 ft. above the river is reached (Crampton 1959, Fig. 8). The trail continues north-northeast along this bench for about one and a quarter miles where it tops...
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Yost, Flagstaff, Arizona; Weldon F. Heald, Tucson, Arizona; Robert H. Woodard, Durango, Colorado; Daniel Perkins, Salt Lake City; Malcolm B. Cummings, Bonita, California.
The University of Utah Library; Office of the Church Historian Library,...
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Active areal projects shown on figure 2
A. Ground-water appraisal, Point Mugu area.
B. Ground-water appraisal, Indian Wells Valley.
C. Ground-water appraisal, Edwards Air Force Base.
D. Seepage rates in southern California stream channels.
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Colorado River Groups from New Mexico
all on Mail-6/12/63
Gila River (figures as part of the Central Arizona Project)
Honorable Verle Payne, Lordsburg, New Mexico
Alvin E. Franks, Hooker Dam Association, Silver City, New Mexico
John...
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Department still not being received, the Commission advised Interior that it had approved the severance of the Bridge Canyon phase of the Authority's application and renewed its request for the Department's views on the Marble Canyon...
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interstate or foreign commerce, for the improvement and utilization of waterpower development, and for other beneficial public uses, including recreational purposes; and if necessary in order to secure such plan the Commission shall have...
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promptly and in 1948 signed the Upper Colorado River Basin Compact which apportions the upper basin water among the respective States. The compact was approved by the United States April 6,1949. The lower basin States were unable to reach a...
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Dotted line drawn across top of image
2017-02-22 2017-02-22 |
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237 page report criticizing the Bureau of Indian Affairs, claiming fraud, corruption, and mismanagement, and listing findings on economic development and Indian preference contracting, child sexual abuse in federal schools, the federal government...
1989-11-06
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Seven page essay in Exploration Annual Bulletin of the School of American Research about the history of the Zuni people and their interactions with Spanish, Mexican, American, and Navajo factions.
1983-04-27
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