Identifier: insuperiorcourto07cuca (find matches)
Title: In Superior Court of the County of San Bernardino, State of California. Department One. Cucamonga Vineyard Co. et al., plaintiff vs. San Antonio Water Co., defendant; no. 9187
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Cucamonga Vineyard Co
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Publisher: (San Bernardino?
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tner wasan iron pipe line which left what ie known as reserroirno. 5 and passed the Park Hotel i^ing south to section 16.lids pipe line iiad a oapeu)ity of at least 21 and a fractioninches. 1 can*t state how much more, as thst is P\e onlymeasurement i have of it. Then in tiie suTi-aer of 1899 .-.r.J towell constructed a 22-lnch cetient pipe line from the&uAy Tunnel to wiiat is known as the BtoweJl measuringbox on the east side of trie Ontario *Jolony tract, whichpit)e linehad a ca-^^acity of scnething over 200 inches. The twas placed in coraiisbion some time before the 25t>i ofA ii^st, 18y9, when I made the first rijeasuroraont ofwater passing thro^igh it. The 8-inch pipe line went toUpland in the Ontario Colony, ihe araaller pipe line by ^ the iark iiotel 1 sua not coiiveraant with its diatane^^^wAw^^^^except so far as goin^ to section 16. ivnd the 22-inch ooiicrete pipe terminated on the line Leiweeoi the On- tario colony land and tne landfe f>f t.ua Cuanmnn^ fryii. X-V IT
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Leuid Company, fvoii v.hich point t.i.eu&/i Aritonio .^at r Jom-pany laid ite own pipeo to carry tiie water. ^ i>tatfe ^letaer you made any observations in 1899 as tovhetiior the w&lis on the west si^ie ol Uie lied hillwere in sympathy. J. I did make a c&relul exauiiation of Uieta at differeiittiiiies. Q Jtate your ot/servatioaa and your opinions resultiiigtnrrefrora. A Ihe ti«ie 1 apeak of in 1899, erbeudin^ from the middleof ^jtiih up to heoerater of tiiut year,-- eome of the wellswhich were bored in tne vicinity of the hady luiii.el werecut into the tunnel and. otlier wells were eiUier siphonedinto the tuni.el or the water was standixig at a shortdistance below the surface. There were four such wells whenI ioade i!iy first v isit, in addition to wiiich tJiiere va^another well of Uie ojcaiDon^ tiater Uori^any which was drill-ed i.at su/i.ier by ur. Beck, and a sixth well which was beingdrilled tiiat year by i-^r. otowell northwest of the 90-acretract. By observing th

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