Irrigation From the San Joaquin River
Irrigation From the San Joaquin River
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Plaintiffs claimed that their canals could be easily supplied only by water from San Joaquin River, and that the lands irrigated the rely could be irrigated only from that stream, and claimed the right, by appropriation and usage, to take from said stream 3, 350 cubic feet per second of the, water there flowing, and claimed that defendants had no right to take any water from the river until plaintiff's' claim had been satisfied. Then returning to its claim as a riparian owner, to have certain l...ands overflowed by the flood waters of the stream plaintiffs denied the right of defendants to diminish the flow of the river by the diversion of water, thus preventing this flooding which was beneficial to plaintiffs' lands, and which occurred yearly if the stream was allowed to take its natural flow of water past and over plaintiffs' lands. Having thus set up their rights, plaintiffs stated that some time during the year 1898 the defendant Enterprise Canal and Land Company, constructed a large canal or.
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Plaintiffs claimed that their canals could be easily supplied only by water from San Joaquin River, and that the lands irrigated the rely could be irrigated only from that stream, and claimed the right, by appropriation and usage, to take from said stream 3, 350 cubic feet per second of the, water there flowing, and claimed that defendants had no right to take any water from the river until plaintiff's' claim had been satisfied. Then returning to its claim as a riparian owner, to have certain l...ands overflowed by the flood waters of the stream plaintiffs denied the right of defendants to diminish the flow of the river by the diversion of water, thus preventing this flooding which was beneficial to plaintiffs' lands, and which occurred yearly if the stream was allowed to take its natural flow of water past and over plaintiffs' lands. Having thus set up their rights, plaintiffs stated that some time during the year 1898 the defendant Enterprise Canal and Land Company, constructed a large canal or.
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