Identifier: insuperiorcourto03cuca (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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now sov/n to barlo y,li. is a cien&fQBi stiil, with t ? t kind of laaTi overlying it,■Q, Can you tel throui^ * at part of ihe barley field or v;heroit leaves tl.ie undergi-ound stroaui? •A. No; I ctfinot. 1 meroly judge the cause f om the effect.■Q, Ti-atis, your testimony m re^^ard to the drying up of thecien€^ D is enti -ely *j,th roferonccj to its noar noss jbk oflocation to xha wells num >tsr« II, 5, 5 cjand-- A. No; it has noticing to do with t at. It hee ix) do ?dththe Tact t at I tarn of tie opinion that these wells as numberodby you, and cientjf^a D, draw their waters frosi the same source;and these wells drawing it down at a lower eievwtion— from alaer elevation, prevent at tho source the water enteringinto the c tJinel Wiiich feeds tho cient!^::a•■Q, I dont want to be persiste t, Ilr. Piircoil, bm I imlltake your ana .vers as the fact. I ask au a ain if yc^i arefthln to H^.Mtfl in wny w^y vf nrti tha watnr of tha niene -^ leaves the undjrground struara.
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9 10 11 12 X 13 z «= £ «.ii5 9 t-^ leaves the imciorground etr am. ■A. I ail not. Q. W at makee you tt ink t at this long dike oarka t. e east bank of the underground at ream? A. The topography would i^iow iViat there in )iiarder materialthere; the upholding of the water in ciene/-;a D ahowa tliat tiiereis closer material, and in that Bense I would say that Uie1 oeer material lies west of it, and the looser laaterial willcarry the greater bulk of the water and will tlverefore be thestream, moroproperly epeakin?^, although it ie p-obable thatthe cioaor nmterial )\as soiao portion of the water in it.Q. I wish you would mark on iius amp the highest point on tiiemap wliera the dike beijins? I want that for identification,Mr, Purcell. •A. Wr;ll, it is alre-idy Ji&rkoa, Q. If you will letter it or put aoaie nunber jpon it— riarkit X. I understand yon t at it Ioliows tr:is dike that is raaikedout by contour lines, down to the EWuth o

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