Water Rights in the Western States; the Law of Prior Appropriation of Water As Applied Alone in Some Jurisdictions, And As, in Others, Confined to the Public Domain, With the Common Law of Riparian Rights for Waters Upon Private Lands. Federal, California
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Kio 13 Supra, § 484 Ch. 21. QUANTITY OF WATBB, (3d ed.) 515 the time elapsing after 1883 " was ample to bring under cultivation all the land upon 'the Hines place intended for cultivation by the use of water." This is the requirement of beneficial use adapted to a situation demanding delay.^® What is a reasonable time is a question of fact in each case. "What is a reasonable time in which to apply water originally intended to be used for some beneficial purpose depends upon the magnitude of the... undertaking and the natural obstacles to be encountered in executing the design." ^® It has been held that the time during which a colonization company was seeking to induce immigration is a reasonable time.^''^ Five years have been . held too long ; ^^ ten years ; ^* thirteen years ; ^" eighteen years.^^ On the other hand, seven years have been held a reasonable time;^^ thirteen years ; ^^ fourteen years. ^ In Cali- fornia there is ground for saying that five years will be a limit.
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Kio 13 Supra, § 484 Ch. 21. QUANTITY OF WATBB, (3d ed.) 515 the time elapsing after 1883 " was ample to bring under cultivation all the land upon 'the Hines place intended for cultivation by the use of water." This is the requirement of beneficial use adapted to a situation demanding delay.^® What is a reasonable time is a question of fact in each case. "What is a reasonable time in which to apply water originally intended to be used for some beneficial purpose depends upon the magnitude of the... undertaking and the natural obstacles to be encountered in executing the design." ^® It has been held that the time during which a colonization company was seeking to induce immigration is a reasonable time.^''^ Five years have been . held too long ; ^^ ten years ; ^* thirteen years ; ^" eighteen years.^^ On the other hand, seven years have been held a reasonable time;^^ thirteen years ; ^^ fourteen years. ^ In Cali- fornia there is ground for saying that five years will be a limit.
In Smith v.
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