Hiram Barnes
T47N R15E S30 Center of Lot No. 4, Sec 30 (diversion on South bank, cottonwood tree)
high confidence
Claim Details
- Filed
- June 20, 1903
- Recorded
- June 26, 1903
- Recorder
- E.J. Gammon
- Type
- Appropriation
Water Source
- Source
- Myrtle Creek
- Size
- 50.0 miner's inches
- Purpose
- Power (Grist Mill)
- Diversion
- Pipe, Flume
Use Location
About 1 mile westerly down South bank of Myrtle Creek to a Grist Mill to be hereafter erected. Diversion from South bank near center of Lot 4, Sec 30, T47N R15E MDM (posted on a cottonwood tree). Myrtle Creek flows westerly from Warner Range through Barnes Canyon.
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
- JOHN ALLEN
- Right type
- Statement of Div and Use
- Status
- Claimed
- Face value
- 0.0 Acre-feet per Year
- eWRIMS source
- BADGER CREEK
- Application #
- S014474
Other Claims at This Location (1)
T47N R15E S30 Center of Lot No. 4, Sec 30 (diversion on South bank, cottonwood tree) — 0 matched, 1 not in eWRIMS
Henry B. Stephens
1901
Not in ewrims
Transcription (may be incomplete)
Hiram Barnes... 50 inches from Myrtle Creek... Power purposes... Grist Mill to be hereafter erected... South bank... Lot No. 4 in Section 30, Township 47 N, Range 15 East...
Source Photos
From: Modoc County Water Claims Book 1
— Page 385
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Notes: GRIST MILL power claim in Barnes Canyon, Warner Range. Mill not yet built - 'to be hereafter erected.' Witnesses: J.P. Patterson, C.E. Gillett. Barnes Canyon named for this family? Related to E.M. Barnes whose 1890 claim was referenced in Jerome Churchill's successor claim (batch_035).