B.F. Boggs and C.S. Warren
T43N R17E S20,21,28,29
high confidence
Claim Details
- Filed
- August 19, 1914
- Recorded
- August 19, 1914
- Recorder
- T.H. Ballard
- Type
- Appropriation
Water Source
- Source
- West Branch of Sand Creek
- Size
- 5000.0 miner's inches
- Purpose
- Irrigation And Domestic
- Diversion
- Surface Dam And Ditch
Use Location
SW 1/4 Sec 21, NW 1/4 Sec 28, S 1/2 of SE 1/4 Sec 20, E 1/2 of NW 1/4 Sec 29, T43N R17E M.D.M., Cedarville Township
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 (40% confidence).
- Current owner
- TONI JORGENSEN
- Right type
- Statement of Div and Use
- Status
- Claimed
- Face value
- 0.0 Acre-feet per Year
- eWRIMS source
- Sand Creek
- Application #
- S026865
Other Claims by B.F. Boggs and C.S. Warren (1)
T43N R17E S20,21,28,29
— 1914
Matched
Other Claims at This Location (10)
T43N R17E S20,21,28,29 — 7 matched, 1 not in eWRIMS
Henry Hinnymous
1887
Matched
Lewis C. Dolley
1910
Potential
Lafayett Dodge
1911
Matched
Chas. Kirby Fox
1911
Matched
Chas. Kirby Fox
1911
Not in ewrims
Joshua H. Hutchinson
1913
Potential
Lafayette Dodge
1913
Matched
Soren S. Buck
1913
Matched
B.F. Boggs and C.S. Warren
1914
Matched
Transcription
NOTICE. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Cedarville, Cal. August 17th 1914. We the undersigned hereby claim the water here flowing in the Channel of the west branch of Sand Creek to the extent of 5000 miners inches measured under a four inch pressure.
Source Photos
From: Modoc County Water Claims Book 2
— Page 267
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Notes: MASSIVE Sand Creek claim — 5,000 miners inches on WEST BRANCH of Sand Creek! The EIGHTH claimant(s) on Sand Creek system in T43N R17E, and by far the second-largest after Fox's 10,000. Cedarville Township lands. LARGE ditch: 8 ft wide, 4 ft deep — 'or larger if necessary.' B.F. Boggs and C.S. Warren — two partners. Posted Aug 17, 1914. Filed at request of B.F. Boggs & C.S. Warren, Aug 19. Same filing date as Carpenter/Potter claim. TOTAL Sand Creek claims now exceed 16,000 inches — far more water claimed than the creek could possibly provide.