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?
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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nd the most easterly being theJohnson well, as siriawn on ejchibit r. ^w, if we add to Uiib the replenishiaent of tiie &&n An-tonio V«ater Joi^pany on ttie lowest estiimtes 1 made of suchreplenisiiaont, tiie total supply lor Lhe last four yearswhen uhis work of Uie »>an imtonio .< Have you loadc aixy esti.jate of the ag^ee^t eamount being taken out of tue &a^e territory?* A 1 have, 80 far as kie artificial drau^it and cieneg^which flow on the surfaoe are concerned; but 1 cannot mak eax^ as to uhe disohar^^^ to the west which goes to theChino arte&ian basin. (& I laaan taken out by ^ells aiid tunneli and ac on. i^ 1 have tl.e o£^je esti..jate whicn r. iraak made in histabulation. 1 have no ouiers. ^ what was the totals . it is a variable qaantioy but runs from 389 inches inlo85 up to 561 iacVies lu 19QQ. but so.ie of Uisse latter tatas , J-
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I Vr^.J urein6iit3 are not annual inches, and it is i:.r o&eible totell juat how mucii Redaction should be aade for them. Iam unable uo say wii4 the equivalent would be in annualinches, because sooie of the wells are not included in thatand we dont know the len^h of time those were puraped, andit would be something slightly less than trds figure; butbhow much, 1 cant xstrte. There seeoa to be in the tableon pa^^e 20.jb of tne Keporter. transcript, to which 1 amreierring alao, a date when taere was a total draii^^^jitof: 738 inches. This ezoessive drau^t was oauaed by theY llim^el and those developioents which had then been in-stituted, as well as by the hi^er rainfall up to thattine or just preceding that time. But even tiiat draughtwould apr)ear to be within the limit of supply if the ^aterplane were lowered so tnat none of the water would be lostto rnKsHoL the west or not very much Wbuld be lost byexudation to Uie west.The *Jourt; miat are those replenishments a^inY A The a^inua

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