J.M. Newlin

T40N R13E

high confidence

Claim Details

Filed: September 08, 1883
Recorded: September 08, 1883
Recorder: P.S. Chapman
Type: Appropriation

Water Source

Source: Salt Creek
Size: 300.0 miner's inches
Purpose: Irrigation, Stock, Domestic
Diversion: Dam, Ditch

Use Location

Dam where traveled road from John S. Doten residence crosses Salt Creek, Jess Valley. Two ditches: each 2 feet wide at top, 12 inches deep, 8 inches at bottom. Lands in T40N R13E.

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State Database (eWRIMS)

Potential match

This water right may match a record in eWRIMS, but the similarity is not strong enough for a confident match (33% confidence).

Current owner: US BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Right type: Appropriative
Status: Revoked
Face value: 0.0 Acre-feet per Year
eWRIMS source: ROMERO CREEK
Application #: A028087

Other Claims at This Location (16)

T40N R13E — 2 matched, 9 not in eWRIMS

Alex Rosborough

1880 Not in ewrims

John S. Doten

1883 Not in ewrims

John S. Doten

1884 Potential

John S. Doten

1884 Potential

Alex Rosborough

1885 Not in ewrims

Charles W. Wells

1888 Not in ewrims

C.W. Wells

1891 Potential

John D. O'Connell

1909 Matched

John D. O'Connell

1909 Not in ewrims

John D. O'Connell

1909 Potential

Emma S. Stepp

1909 Not in ewrims

S.J. Cable

1910 Matched

Frances H. Flournoy

1910 Not in ewrims

Mrs. Emma Stepp

1913 Not in ewrims

Malinda A. Bowman

1914 Not in ewrims

Emma Stepp

1915 Potential

Transcription (may be incomplete)

Notice is hereby given that I have this day located and claimed three hundred inches of the Water of Salt Creek measured under a four inch pressure. That I intend to divert the said water from its natural channel by means of a Dam constructed at a point in said stream where the present traveled road leading from at or near the present residence of John S. Doten in Jess Valley crosses said stream...

Source Photos

From: Modoc County Water Claims Book 1 — Page 159 View →

Notes: Two parallel ditches from one dam. Jess Valley near John S. Doten's homestead (Doten claimed on Fifty Ranch Creek in batch 015).