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M.D. Williams

T45N R14E S30

high confidence

Claim Details

Filed
May 06, 1910
Recorded
May 09, 1910
Recorder
T.H. Ballard
Type
Appropriation

Water Source

Source
Owing Creek
Size
1600.0 miner's inches
Purpose
Irrigation, Stock Water, And Domestic
Diversion
Dam And Ditches

Use Location

Sections 13, 14, 23, 24, 25 in T45N R14E and Sections 19, 30 in T45N R15E M.D.M.

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Potential match

This water right may match a record in eWRIMS, but the similarity is not strong enough for a confident match (48% confidence).

Current owner
MODOC RANCH PROPERTIES LLC
Right type
Appropriative
Status
Permitted
Face value
1841.0 Acre-feet per Year
eWRIMS source
ROBERTS CREEK
Application #
A023138

Other Claims at This Location (10)

T45N R14E S30 — 4 matched, 0 not in eWRIMS

Pleasant Robinett
1872 Matched
Martin Henderson
1875 Potential
Carroll D. Henderson
1875 Potential
P.J. Cane
1875 Matched
Joseph Even & Luke Hultkey
1875 Matched
James Roberts
1875 Potential
James Roberts & Jacob Watkins
1877 Potential
Zedekiah Stout & Albert Stocks
1877 Potential
Sarah A. Fisher
1877 Potential
Thomas Briles
1910 Matched
Transcription
Notice of Appropriation of Water. hereby claims Sixteen Hundred (1600) inches of water, flowing in Owing Creek, sometimes known as O'Neil Creek, in the County of Modoc, State of California, measured under a four inch pressure.

Source Photos

Page 137
From: Modoc County Water Claims Book 2 — Page 137 View →
Notes: Major agricultural dam project. Owing Creek also known as O'Neil Creek. Dam at bank-to-bank crossing between NE and SE quarters of Sec 30, T45N R14E, about 80 rods west of East quarter corner. Dam impounds flood waters in depression of Secs 29, 30, 31. TWO major ditches: south ditch serves land south of creek via Sec 25/T45N R13E; north ditch serves land north of creek via NE quarter of NW quarter Sec 19, T45N R14E. Witnesses Robt. L. Weir, W.C. Mulkey, Walter E. Bryan. Notice posted on board 12 inches wide, 4 feet long, driven into ground in a substantial manner.