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John P. Booth

high confidence

Claim Details

Filed
November 28, 1910
Recorded
November 28, 1910
Recorder
T.H. Ballard
Type
Appropriation

Water Source

Source
Cedar Creek
Size
2800.0 miner's inches
Purpose
Water Power (Generating Electricity)
Diversion
Ditch And Flume

Use Location

Power plant downstream on easterly bank of Cedar Creek (also known as West Valley Creek), about 2 miles from where creek empties into South Fork of Pit River

State Database (eWRIMS)

Not in state DB

This water right does not appear in California's eWRIMS database. The holder likely has not filed a Statement of Diversion and Use with the State Water Resources Control Board. Pre-1914 rights are only in eWRIMS if holders voluntarily filed — many have not, making these rights less visible to the state.

Other Claims by John P. Booth (26)

Transcription
NOTICE OF WATER LOCATION. hereby appropriate twenty-eight hundred (2800) inches of water, measured under a four (4) inch pressure, flowing in that certain stream in the county of Modoc, State of California known as Cedar Creek also known as West Valley Creek.

Source Photos

Notes: Booth's THIRD filing on Cedar Creek — same stream as Jan 29 (page 122) and April 4 re-filing (page 129). NEW claim, not re-filing. Same 2,800 inches. Cedar Creek also called West Valley Creek. Diversion from easterly bank about 2 miles from where creek empties into South Fork of Pit River. Dated Nov 22, 1910, same day as Mill Creek and South Fork claims. Witness J. Armstrong.