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.
NOTICE OF THE LOCATION AND APPROPRIATION OF WATER. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That I, Chas Kirby Fox, of fort Bidwell, state of California, for myself and assigns, have located and do hereby locate and appropriate for domestic and irrigation purposes, three thousand (3000) miners inches of the waters flowing in forty nine creek in Modoc county, california.
Notes: SURPRISE VALLEY PROJECT feeder claim #7. Forty Nine Creek — named for 1849 gold rush era? West of CA-NV State Line in Sec 25, T43N R17E. Same canal specs as Bull Creek claim (6x2x12). Westerly 3 miles to connect with Surprise Valley Project. Same-day filing as all other Fox feeder claims (Oct 5, 1911, recorded Oct 6). Witness C.S. Eaton. TOTAL Fox feeder claims now: Twelve Mile Creek (50K) + Sand Creek (10K) + Bull Creek (3K) + Deep Creek (15K) + deep canyon (8K) + Box Canyon (10K) + Keeno Creek (5K) + Forty Nine Creek (3K) = 104,000 inches.