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Joachim Bohrnsen

T42N R13E S8,17,18 SE quarter SW quarter and SW quarter SE quarter Sec 8; NE quarter NW quarter and NW quarter NE quarter Sec 17; NE quarter NE quarter Sec 18; W half NW quarter Sec 17; SW quarter SW quarter Sec 8 (use)

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Claim Details

Filed
February 09, 1901
Recorded
February 15, 1901
Recorder
E.J. Gammon
Type
Appropriation

Water Source

Source
Stockdill-Slippy Slough
Size
400.0 miner's inches
Purpose
Irrigation, Sub Irrigation, Stock
Diversion
Dam (Five Dams, Flood Irrigation No Ditches Or Flumes)

Use Location

Multiple quarter-sections in Secs 8, 17, 18, T42N R13E MDBM. Five dams along slough channel from SE corner SW¼ SW¼ Sec 8 to SW corner NE¼ NE¼ Sec 18. Water thrown out by dams to overflow onto lands WITHOUT ditches or flumes.

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State Database (eWRIMS)

Matched

This water right matches a record in California's eWRIMS database (67% confidence).

Current owner
U S FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE
Right type
Appropriative
Status
Licensed
Face value
1191.0 Acre-feet per Year
eWRIMS source
STOCKDILL SLOUGH
Application #
A001042

Other Claims at This Location (30)

T42N R13E S8,17,18 SE quarter SW quarter and SW quarter SE quarter Sec 8; NE quarter NW quarter and NW quarter NE quarter Sec 17; NE quarter NE quarter Sec 18; W half NW quarter Sec 17; SW quarter SW quarter Sec 8 (use) — 7 matched, 11 not in eWRIMS

David F. Johnson
1874 Potential
L.W. Harris
1875 Potential
George A. Follansbee & O.D.F. Johnson
1875 Potential
Thomas Fogarty
1875 Matched
James C. Henderson
1875 Matched
Charles R. Parker
1875 Matched
Martin Kelley, Levi Hancock, Alfred Gaynor, J.P. Buchanan & Albert L. Bragg
1875 Not in ewrims
A.F. Trimbo
1876 Potential
William B. Johnson
1877 Potential
Henry Webberman
1885 Not in ewrims
Henry Neppermann, J.M. Newport, Joseph Bohuseen, Daniel Sullivan, C.G. Davis, and others
1885 Not in ewrims
John A. Cook
1885 Not in ewrims
John Wall, Robert Hall, George McClellan, H.L. Hall, J.R. Cook, G.H. Stockdale, and J. Mark
1887 Potential
Peter Guler
1887 Not in ewrims
Joseph Danhauser, John Danhauser, and Conrad Danhauser
1888 Not in ewrims
Ann R. Wood
1888 Not in ewrims
C.T.B. Parker
1888 Matched
George H. Stockdill, Robert Hall, and N.J. Hall
1889 Matched
E. Lauer
1890 Not in ewrims
E. Lauer
1891 Matched
John W. Cummings
1892 Not in ewrims
Modoc County Co-Operative Association
1898 Potential
Phear E. Porter
1899 Matched
J.W. Cummings and I.W. Gibbins
1902 Potential
I.W. Gibbins and D.E. Mulkey
1903 Potential
J.B. Estes, E.A. Dorris, and Mary M. Dorris
1903 Not in ewrims
Lawrence Finney
1910 Potential
Mrs. Lelia Fitzpatrick
1910 Not in ewrims
Phear E. Porter
1911 Potential
R.E.L. Lenson
1912 Potential
Transcription (may be incomplete)
Joachim Bohrnsen... Four Hundred Inches... in what is commonly called or known as 'The Stockdill-Slippy Slough'... five dams now constructed... thrown out upon and overflows, without the use of ditches or flumes...

Source Photos

Page 357
From: Modoc County Water Claims Book 1 — Page 357 View →
Notes: TYPED. Unique diversion method - FIVE dams cause water to overflow directly onto adjacent lands without any ditches or flumes. 'Stockdill-Slippy Slough' is a colorful name. Includes 'sub-irrigation' as a purpose (rare). Sworn before E.G. Scammon, County Auditor. Posted Feb 11, 1901.