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Show THE UTAH STATESMAN, NOVEMBER 33, 1928. Dern Demands That Swing Johnson Bill Protect Upper, States Interest undartSw to sources, I Thin haa been granted, put to beneficial uae In tha lower f In which cartain skats not aa a legal right a claimed by beain or In Mexico. Under tha rulo I dispose of tha property and rights Arizona, but aa a concession to' the of first In uze, first In right, tha and prerogative (J anotherandstate crops In tlut country. Water for own thrtr pleasure equities ef tbs situation. Ths therefore the very lifeblood of new uaera will claim tha waters to auitown In thta wiy the entire annual flow their profit and against tte atatea have been given no voice In Hie IrriKUtrd Mate. Without It AD fixing ths rets of compensation and of the rlvr may bo appropriated, , will of tho other stats. tliey they rannuc mbit. When tha manner of payment. This ao that tha upper atateu will ba de- in view of theao legal objection fight for ilielr water resource nled any further development, and that have been urged against tho amendment Js consequently In hartliey are fighting for their their litnda conalgncd to remain '' propmed six atato compact hero toi mony with ths theory that tha bed, Uvea. (Continued From Pag On) Minka and water of ths Colorado I ample ground for miagivlnge M muat The second premise that n,,r be;dert are rlvsr tha property of the United to the atat that an audit of tb It was to prevent aueli a calam- - J' understood is tha law of prior ap-- l of doubt about it. Mats and Congrsaa la simply state land board bu mad and I ofl inhabitant, n it did in exlit- proprlallon. Many raatern people, litou alluallon that tha Colorado j the to vital . aevan sovereign atatea granting to Arlsona and Nevada cannot recommend too highly ths 10.1. includlng learned editors and men river compact waa negotiated at . " With tha official count' of Salt a dole. Mat rights, need of an appropriation from tha la a conalant in Congrrse who are voting on the Santa Fe, New Mexico, in Novem- Thle flood mentu-to bo eo cum aa patsrrisllatlo nrn(action aught Lake audit out thla county completed the Demoa to ara carry legal proposition, legislature The Ignorsd. upper basin state , of expense to the Moulder dam bill, never heard of her. 1932. l ilread and hoi.it no doubt remain. state of tbat vr tha tha won all six places on ths under supervision crats to manner Ths construction of dealing tho orderly V alley rlooa UMIJCTi people of the valley, and they should this law, anl yet It lira at tha very .were opposed Tliere la non llieury apoa with tha whola Colorado river auditor. Third diMrlct bench. On tho ofworks In the main Utah's Law. given relief ea speedily aa pun- - basis of tho whole Boulder dam of largo storage basin In i tlm whli-lupper tlm Uhaugos O. (channel of ftie Colorado until hy problem would be to ' proceed along Tlu tlini'ib'lr Text of Goirriior Kiblo- - Hut tho flood danger in the controversy. I recommend that Chapter II. ficial count Congressman E. would ba protected under Hut itiporian fight, aurh aa govern Internists agreement they were an-tthe the lln of settling all interstate flection 415.' line 10, b amended Leathsrwood defeated Dr. S. H. Imperial Valley la quit different and Itrin'i Kicccli Bcfmv (Ik- - Gotcr-- ! thun compact, state six uae of water In the east, controvers'ea and the respective to read as follows: "Ha shall sat that a fair proportion of the tb flood danger along tliu nor' Conference at New OrleoiiH, Mil, and that I I which originates within rights of tb etatea by ratifica- aulds fifty per cent of ins net tax- Paul by 521 votes. Tha Democrats Mlwnwlppi liiver. When the Mis unknown Jn tho west, except In water WinlnvMlaj rollon: Hui theory that I'uiigmtx ami 'l Immedi-TlllwhP-of the Colorado liiver com- es collected for sabl county fund, are as yet undecided as to calling tion California wl.ere they exist in a .their boundaries, and upon siiwipi.i break tin levee It mates not the respective BOULIlEK HAM. to auhtnerge fnrnia and modified form. Under tha law of their continued development de j iitcly begin pact. and the conclusion ef a sat- to the Mats boprd of agriculture, for a recount on Paul and of wathe aiqmiiwlalkm. hoim s drawn llveatock and posslhly riparian rights the person owning pends. should be reserved for their Indeed, isfactory compact between the who shall spend sains In ter within Hie states. hill which I nin lu dl- -, ,.,.Mn,y IUIlM1I1 Hfe. if the Colo-cii'- land The Mihj! or bordering x use, and ahould not he subject tn three lower state s regards their ration with aha federal governcontaining llie lhcv.-ulThe count which will 1 made ii popularly Known ns local problems, before any con- ment for tha erad icu.iun of rabies liiver, on the other hand.! stream has a right in or to Ita interatHte application of the law of to he bused Isrgvly upon i or wo hoiilil break Ita levee the water' banks, bed, or water. Thua a per- prior appropriation. st tlicrcfiira X:( wider J !: m problem. In destruction rustion of is aa follows: official ! aupredatory and the rod large project tliat tlk"orjr, i.l.l pro... pi ly find one of Its old son owning land bordering a The com pari m negiglated, thorized by either tlie federal gov- wild animal." Colorado liiver j.r.d.-- 1 U would sec in to bo in conflict FOR PRESIDENT. Bid ton atat TAOO.OOfl I channels and flow Into Ihe ths acre-feRoutes tt.ai recommend nwna stream ernment or private capital. Howthe bed of I with the principle of atate Herbert Hoover R) l.i .i... Me uro little inter.-Mi'.intn iMvprtnlly tn the upper bajn i0W(t part of tha Val- - the stream to ita thread and may No one In llie upper ever, the pend stent and extensive board of loan eommbisionera b that Alfred E. Smith (H) ......14,119 hut we , ,.v- - jn finding uch a channel maka reasonable lioul.l. r Hum project and Hie five member to sin and ,500.000 acre-fruae of ita water, tn tliat creased believe haNln state propaganda by southern California treasatate and lie lower basin. Out of Hie appro-priatlauditor stats arc miciiMcly inleri el.d in the there Wool I possibly he some local and la entitled to have the stream tlm tha 1W interests of regulating Hoover majority coupled with the depower roal.m and temporary floodlg. eon tin lie to flow past 'him. It folMtrpln the demand of Mex. mands of the California legislature urer be mads muuibers of this of waicr wllhlu a Colorado liiver. U. K. SENATOR. run - lows relitd. would be .... hut this be In board. are aalRflrd. and the that the waters of a stream 41.619 Htalo I vested in Congress. ac- that the Boulder Canyon reservoir Thc country has be,,u led i . - j llv, jnsignitimage ba icsnt. There might, are appurtetsnt to and a part of overplus la to be equitably h I recommend that ths law reg- William H. King (D) h authorised to be constructed , I understand that it may 19,250 J.i va that tho liui.ld. r Han. con- -j by ulating ths Investment of oinking Ernest Bamberger between the lanMn. At liw,,r(.r in- - mrioua damage from the abutting land. the that axiomatic tho United Mates si a condition cepted as almost to purthe aa far ii destroying irrlgallon CHnalx and mads be dear end of and funds the Kuril lend not s does mivcrsy ia u power fight. forty year any 15,169 , appropriate, system precedent to California's ratificaKing majority right to divert, securities' above par and and I ditches, no Unit crops would be dc- Hafir lo irrigalkm practice surplus unused by any stale tion of the Colorado River compact, chase ofwhich FOR GOVERNOR. beneficially nee Ihe public watcra ..I'inh i 'i.liji.uiu, Xi'yniiiliig j, fund the premium-shoulfrom or itroyed .y hick ul water rather hr la may it borders, to divert when) reapportioned. ita haa within forced 45,012 Into H. stats Hern ncresMry the foreground the (D) George Ihuii too much water. We are not nchV "huL b paid. The compart rannnt become rf. of a Wa boundaries, belong to tha water tram s stream ami frewit it I ueeustonieil n ... .21,212 to tlio thought that n iHirui'm of this authorizing Tha law regulating the remit' William IL Wattls (R) until it is ratified by the along and la subject to acquisition construction of bill frrtivn ijohi 'I'nVui-iVto land It to quently aiqily ths but stats, chanced ba In fees ahould project. eiision of tsneo of the seven that au lnoon Inwould cause a drought, io. I; legislature atstes a or at remote distance. In and by any other words, tha course of events 21,791 Dern majority .... proprietor) a inujm dunser. so that tha motor vehicle and gasHie west, tlierefore. Hie law of approved by the United States. It by private uncituii L'U'ii mill to hIhiw lhaljthat (XGRESSMAN. elate or body, or hy the fed- haa put the cart before the hares, oline roll txx fee ara remitted to tha Wlu'ii tin Ntrrum lunl muf First In I'ac, First in Right lias .was promptly ratified by all the other both tho eiivctvign rights and the through end has put California In a position Mata treasurer dally- only E, O. Leathsrwood (R) ,..32,906 state except Arlsona and Califor-1- 1 eral government, full ml Its rliunncl in tluv Kulton fomn Into universal accepttquiianlc r.ghls ul the Mule arc with the laws of such to realise her maximum develop-nie,,,, ,34,401 I recommend that tha law regu- J. H. Paul (D) It. tveu, tlk'rc would Ik no furllwr ance. He who first takes wah"" promised o irtta"which creato' or recognlxo luvulv cii. j r.a,l,"rnl? from tlie river uae tha fedof the I'li of transfer level gaaolins until tlw ty snl ilitiiiiiitr lating if and when I ter from a stream a ihI ihiIh it intffy 151 the construction the excent iti it will be helpful to hcgiii with a of Hu-- bull on Sea hull rlVn high Paul majority funds without first salsa lax and motor vehicle monUu V. authorlaed lo hcnrrk'lal use. whether on whTlt ln- - eral bi iof aaeten u me ct. email uulu, FOR SUPREME COURT. adequate provision for the making to tha atat highway fund bo nad-- j Ilm lowest sulimi'i-gto protecriiniigli I'y Arizona ft.ii.orlc.il unit ongiras. steadland or on hai legal. land , s. nower to Imnrova tho tion of the six mljaivm (Tca-Vcmany pnyelcal, Term.) elute which provide bo that, tha Mate auditor tranufora ti.wiis mill farms. This woukl mile nwr, thereby neqlure Tlie CuiomUo Is line of 37,002 all the water California nropnvea this money at the first of oaeh 3. II. Tliurman (D luko ni'aily a year, and If Hie a Hint No lo it water. prior mere. i AuuTieu-- s right William to iiks and largely to withdraw en- year. II. Fulland (R) ,..31.521 great people stis'U .illy by lu see oilier ni.ltH lung iroin , . annul imrsoii, uni iiisrrn General UuninicntB. tirely out of tha Colorado River wliul luKilit liupiien It woukl nml take It away from - him. me licailwulriM of me Given 5,411 Thurman majority basin. This uiflco cannot urga too lake twelve to fiuiriivn years to can land a mir owner rlimrian in vt 0111.114 1 liner 01 Imln'-nc1011 SUPREME COURT. be Tlm cover all that Ilm vuilcy and rill appropriations Mronziy Imincdiut.' of iloviii llai liiver t'uoiadif stream him luoutlt eoiiisd la (Two-yeTerm.) L'mler Hieso made on a two year basis. Tho .ne tlm towns. congmwlonal action, bv federal and atato courts, ever alnt n leavo Hie water In Hie atream. of tunioriiiu. .u at tno. Gulfseason f llu position nr tlm hill there la olivlnusly no experiment h.i Valentina (lldeon (D ,..,.35,000 to the lower haoin, hut 'doea not the act nf Congress of July 7. year appropriation u as targe lie ha If it a high astir acquired prior 32,357 Ephraim Hanson (R) "An Act Granting proven to bo a failure and is ihinger of I1111111111 life, notwith(a tlm senate calendar, make a tin; O11U1 nm-- r in liuon, or right lo a given iiuuiitily of r, stipulate how It r.hnll he divided ISM, entitled unsatisfactory. imperative tho Inclusion of standing .the excited orators the state of the lower Bight of Way to Hitch gnd Canal among a lurgu aa liu lull How of all oilier UM'r MilMrqueut Gideon 3.143 It believes advbable and tlm This office, wlui iir' lring to create majority several amendment itcromary ownera over tho Public Lands, naaln. Arizona i a alow must iiennlt tliat qiiantlly nr Niagara I'slh its umloieiuiaH A recent n afford tliat degree of pent pc. . . when making appropriation to FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Impression Hint all tlm women ment slate, like the upper developfor Other Purposes." tor isime down lo him anil at water a tea power reaonnvs of mhw.ooo. hiuI eh lilreu in tlm Iinimrlal travel accounts, not to confine Milton H. WeU'ng (D) ....27,205 ikm lo dir ntlmr Mates withane may not bo confirmation of this right of the arc the geraiest wine povviT my mg deprive lilm of It. Thi ready to use her Ntatea 1 alley nro going lo Im druwnnl Thera ara cer- John W. Peters (R) them to intra-atat11,274 in tlm 'Jurisdiction of Conger, la found In section 27 of tho aharo of tha water Is ilm law uf prior appropriain 1I10 t iilliHl mutes, and it is for decades, which require tain circumstance almul Hie ilay after tomorrow. and to require action hy Calit Powrr act, of June la a quick aliform Water Federal tion. capable of Irrigating Y.MHMMMIa ur, development .. tfxvel business on outald ..... 6,021 official Welling majority Jlowrver, If n break sIkiiiIiI fornia fop the purpose of proatato aho la ready to use all the 10, 1920, which provides: acres of laud. Inasmuch The law nf prior In mony of the department. If FOR ATTORNEY GENERAlj. anil wrn mil reiuilrrd, water ahe ran get right now. this la alx limes llm tidal Irritecting tlm otlmr Mates which That nothing herein conhas prevailed in all appropriation western the ho Oliver K. to woukl desire lh anotlmr curb the IIiith (D) legislature af16,149 Clay It furnish all the water Callfor-ni-n tained shall be construed aa gated area f my stale, a aubaldiary stales practically from their beginJ" excess! v travel, which is proper, George P. Parker (R) ..'..31,117 serious dungv'r. obvhHis why we reganl affect to tn use. propose 'cm or between Intending pact While tlm fecting It la used to Arizona. le araumed that It ahould provide subMltute legisMuch a volume of wuler, running ning. senate committee, hy antrod-imn- t, Hie IMuraiiu Itiver aa lint anil Nevada, or In any way to Interfere with il did not have an Interstate appll- apportion- lation which would not ba a barClny majority through silly soil and dropping in cation. natural resource In J.IU lni moved tlie bill. It I a, definite tho reapectlvo greatest .AiiwrleH. of Ing law the AVatera within I.GOO.Ona part the of elevauu FOR KTATE TREASURER, rier t the conduct of legitimate :t .short dlatur.es from originating Mill amMguona in thorn h ester n the boundaries of a state wer pre- aero feet to Arlsona, California states relating to control ap30(1 feet beK. business. John lo level sea tion above Mendenhall (D) ..15,675 Ib " 'Situation such a may tab. It all and leave Arlsona The Colorado illvcr Bunin empropriation, or distribution ef Tha law creating tha board of E. Kdsel Christensen (R) ..31,015 level, would have a cut- sumed to Ik the projierty of thef high and Him. affecting in braces purl of seven slates, vlx: low sea dry. Arlsona has not felt used in Irrigation or for state In Its sovereign capacity, and water perpetuity u and I.ellon. gorge ha deep whereby proven ting supply purchase M yomlug, Colorado. New Mexico, rafo in of the area nf file' Itself workable under these conmunicipal or other uae a, or any would he erected. This deep new It wiih contended that no other atato ditions. ratifying and useful to the Mendenhall majority 2,660 Calllornla and Arlsona a nation, and the dndlny of milUtah, Aruona, Nevada and Cali- channel would vented rights acquired thereat could Hcqulre a right to any such waterfall a form mate, duplication ha been elimTOR STATE AUDITOR. basin lions Tho nf fornia. comprises people yet ' fair ,nrH,gent. water minded unborn, in." without any that consent with tho of the result and IV. been the there haa spleninated, Harrlson Karr (D) measure enacted should ho Jitxt of the area of tha ita upper end, 25,613 neighbor ought to get together an l Furthermore, a licensee under did cooperation between that Ivor Ajax (R) channel would cut back, firm stale of ita origin. 12.533 United States, and embraces 44,-u- the and clear and unequivocal In It Tho supreme court of the United come to an agreement. Until fthey such act la required to submit and river the to channel, and auditors the. present department. la safety neither for lirovtalon. Is liav been nrgcil square mile. leavMats has held, however, that as do. there evidence" that ho haa Disbursements of river Indninitcly, claims the then up proper nor for tha upper states. wrlth a Ikw of acriocaiicM that FaJ?mJori,,r Tha river for several hundred with tho requirements the present outlet high nhnve between two atrlctlv prior approFOR M'PT. ' 5 PUBLIC against the atat of conslderzble Arizona, however, had a second complied tlm supper baln Mato ought to inilea flow through a deep can- ing In discounts allowed of the lawa of the slate or slates the new channel. If aueli a thing priation etatea. the law 07 prior for money INSTRUCTION. get behind tlm- Bonnier Dam yon and thla canyon naturally de- should happen It may well be doubtmay prevail regard leas u& prompt payment. The creating rf L. John Nuttall, Jr.. (D)... 35.460 tha basin Into two parta. nrajrct on almost any terms could ever be slat lines. thla board the has river Increased ed that work Dr. the C. N. Jensen IR) 32,666 Imranap many r Piling water nominated aa tha Upper Wasiu and brought under control again unin the auditors department conThe Colorado rlvsr la an Inter-stat- n tha Lower Basin. The eiiitce or til after the Imperial Valley had rights in tlm Supper atate. bedue to tha arrangement siderable and hence hls stream, rule Nuttall y majority Wyoming, Colorado. New Mexico been completely destroyed- ing prior to the Imperial valof tha auditor in preparing and might apply to Its waters. FOR DISTRICT JUDGES, ,gj anl Utah contain the Upper Busin, Dialrlet ley claim, are subject tn atof the claim. The legisto data supplied by the The Irrigation According checking Imperial (SI Elected.) whilst Nevada, Arlsona, California la much bettor equipped to repair United. Mates geological survey In tack by the latter, and If tin lature should take this into William H. Bramel D) and part of Utah Include the Lw-o- r a break 'than it wa In 1905. and 1922. 77 per cent of tho watr of the ...35,507 Imiicrlal valley's claim pan he when making tho apCD) 36.416 Basin. oat of Moragr water to tho atato auditors Oscar Y?.qaHricri of rourae, repairs, though probably Colorado river originates above the propriation McConkle (D) ft. flwac .15,311 hanJn ba mode office. would Tha mean annual dlsclianc will upper ronfluencs of the Green and the; ArlxnnaV ftiiurVt'o rtillfy prs- - Jurisdiction of Congrsaa la fmih rights difficult anil rosily, V wVrK (D 14.151 bn made Mr. Immediately of tho river. If no water worn Cone! union. Colurado in Utah. The geological vrnta tho Colorado nicer aa promptly aa possible. w VCw If thla complete and auprsme. The puerility of till argument taken out. Is In dispute, but I am Indeed grateful to the of- j ",?fy a I minimize the Nurvfjr BiM reported that 1 prr from rolnf Into effect. Incompact to ths not am as lo sound I doctrine trying regards 1925 ' a M.tHHI.tltMl xVci.nr.0U6h ,r,) bconmea apparent when It I ficials of all Institutions and deprobably Is wren elx atate compact waa pro- -. states of the west, it la sound aa flood danger, nor tho necessity for cent qT the flow of the Colorado V'McCraa (ltj ...3.624 and 0.000.000 acre fret, an mjirmlmrcd that no matter partments end to all employees at Yuma come from Wy- - posed, whereby the It la idle to say that the atate of the east. The relief. rom-igaIhe origin! aerr-foof wA 33.367 the how. wlmn being or of ,rrllpt.,,.R11 Mate the quantity for where aitu their Now so i mere statement of such a doctritn Moragn Utah Colorado, and omlng, waa to become Vailcy, beperilously aa effective pact Iinpnrlal work arc built on tlie Colorawater required to rover an and assistance rendered thla office GraJilJ PU,;hta R ....13.196 been re- Mexico, hence I ho tipper basin tween ths six g never have leav-i- a should is atatea aleil, It refutation. ita utterly .Armstrong (11) ratifying acre of land lo a depth of 01m In Its duties of auditing and acdo river, this same effect will el, lined- The people ami Ihe prop- furnishes nearly all of the water. tha ricsir open for Arisons ioipugnsnt to our whols plan of fed foot. Ahnnl ft.000,000 bitc-- . hr produced counting of the atate monies. W realise Nevadas contribution is negligible, come in when ahe ' automatically are there. M. Mark value miilam Union Irerty got ready. Thts'erai taken out fur aea $ Tn my department. I am feet (R) bring without any legtslntjpn. dread- under wliirli the and California contributes not a six stats agreement waa ratified by ronstiint gladrfo the FOR Mil DISTRICT The an that throughout ami diversion, .. ATTORNEY rigation can donht that the dc-acknowledge appreciation for the Day Ian Cntt pm)' the four upper atatea and Nevada.' people live. Ihn burdensome ex- drop. and nuke practically to a Mtrplua of is.ndfl.000 to (H) adopt si don work ii by my veloptnent of the Colorado rivand for Horae, C. Bsck California, notnlllihlanrilng. California ratified with the reserpense of protecting themselwea and I now bring anw-fiobligatory' die term of the the responsibility deputies 1 tR) means of storage roarr-vol- r. er on each 3Mn their by I has at user effect lie that her upon to vation , tha is ratification iirpaenl a. largest depreciating IUvrr Gulf Colorado of wasted into Hie Compact upon shared. I express my appreciation g is close at bend. As of water from the Colorado become effective only when Ihe all Ihe stales In land values. I have tnado Ihe Tluv animsl dlselwrgo tlw basin, to you Governor, and to the board majority 1147 soon aa any kind of a reserriver. In the Imperfaal valley Boulder dam la authorized, thereexplanation merely to show or not. KTATE SENATOR. all varies greatly, running from whether ratified hy wmlwni for all tha court! voir 1 built the Imperial valkIic Iuih put to hcnerieial uae, by refusing to give the upprr states that there la no crisis Impending aa low a .000,000 to as high Hy hill ratification Tlw (Fnur and requires assistance rendered to this de- wii Elected.) or traded-tleys rlalins will be satisfied Mexico which require hasty action, even for a any protection unlens she gets what any six of as 27.000,000 aerr-frr- t. llu the states, including partment during my tenure of ofMibntantl-ally.tli- o not of the water stored thereshe wanta. California, therefore, canal tlm nt the cost of overriding the wishes low point is, of roiirsc, Thus Ihe California. fice. Upper in. and the upper Mate will blocked the six state compact ao; entire pat ura I utmnn and rights of other slate. ruling factor, both for irrigastate may become parRespectfully submitted. liavr a clear title to all appor flow that roincH down to hr No matter when or where It that it did not go Into effect anil' Banin tion and for umrr generatlw and D tn ties the JOHN E. HOLDEN. compact, In ao far made.1 of the Utah from withdrew low water Noaaon, and 1927, Imperial priatlons done, the problem it,' .Si, during tion, lienee tlm maxlniuiii dc. limitation therein Imposed Mat Auditor. woukl therefore b It hitac alie Halm a right tn although her ratification of the Valley ran onjy be solved by IItn vrkipment o( the river must will he binding upon them, seven stale compact utlll stands. flint water, although every sliortslghtrdncs on the part nf storage reservoir. Hood andwhich drpend uimu storagr within their borders, tha mine while Arlxoim may he entirely Tile bill, now .tlm npper Mates to accept the ore the two great danger to so as to eiiualle tin Imp of it originate In otlkr ndvcrac treatment may later he meted out E. lr,.l!r.An,er"n (R) ..3o!o79 tn free diminIn SlU rights acquire Boulder Dam provide Congress tho valley la exposed. pending flow of high years anil low state. If project merely now, wltlioul II. CalllMer any to any other Mate of the Colorado to tlm compact..- - Apparently, lr (ui to Insure umall present rights for tlm building of tlm Boulder .21,304 ution I luipcrlnnt because continniodifkwtloii or l lie law of years, tlinvby nnkliur it bill will under and the delta and Ihtm without in Ha tlm to the Hie If water fuall power eonasnt much renter to ut ued slit deposition g and plant Prior appniiiriatkm, a storago reprsextative. thereby I almost resiziccn Cal(Firrt Idea tho when brnefk'lai use. Ita Canal aro compart ture notwithstanding Elected.) continue tho pro res of upbuilding resort oir were built to ImJeopardized, protest, fluch lights ifornia and at lent five rrtlier moved. and the federal governprecedent la not only unrighteous, Aiwtin P. Miller (D) .35.747 It has also barn argued that ths Tha flow of the rivrr within the ihe river channel abovo the adjacent pound Hut flood water, and I would I tic shall outlet, authorhave state tho lead n to ami ment ,D ...25,114 of Mocking given nai approved tha eqtrlght destruction of Grant ge tremendous those' the has range country waters were In year released I unstable Macfarlane anil Ookirado River fundamental principles nf (D) 33.574 Compart ity to illvkle the water of tlw a regulation stream ta operate llll will he a good thing for the (cubic teel which is the nuise of the from 1.100 serpiift sltall liare waived the provlskm kovernment cherished by all the will1. Holey D river.. That Hie division la lo 25.316 a liydni-elrctrupper basin states because it will Mates per second) to 20M.UWI second Icrt. condition of the rivrr. to Acutregulatixwrr plant, C. down Mild lierein t go tho to Swlng-Johnsmaking bn of compact the Is ineck the Jr. flow Crump, made ed It a liver, MU (D).!5.1S3 jn autumn and winter according aueli use might be n irlnr Impress the terms of the Colorado when and it not D) Onkwadn Presents binding a obligatory terms the nf ct 8'1 JiiA local and nilld mumicred hit- to river, but tho flood piak. will also reduce river Ioii of iliose watcra On romps upon the river and ; problem, but altall have been approved by Hodgson (D la a mere incident. In spring when llu- uin'Mitalii tho danger of the river breaking Problem, the responsibility for Its rn- or this, California land g.03S place lop Grant of tlie a lh levels end pouring Into the tlm legislature of each rnowa nrc melt ire. it lucinmK Young ID) Tlw scheme is federal division forcement upon the I'nlted fltates I Th foregoing discussion is predl-n- d 35,060 seculatnrs might , roinMly word tom-ntother state. In D par- valler. trrmemloiis. rieing signatory n 34.969 nf the water, and tlie compart uPn hence any power license grant- hypothesis that '!r,e,.A' ''tend Hie rultivated area In bill I conIlm river la a natural resource Chris Greenhagen (D) ....34941 I'or hnlli silt elimination mid la no longer a compact, hut ing at els banks in its frniv 10 bo Imperial valley and rd by ths federal water power com- - Colorado " ditioned reservoir tlic P' D atate apon from Its cufinmiciil. " ilow, ulsloriigo regulated wherein It flows rath14.913 HnT?t? mission will thenceforth be merely rnugmsslonal formutlieso by In reservoir the d us nro essenli.il. compart. than of tha national govern- Mrs. brink Page Stewart (0)34,964 The ('ulurudo liiver Is la.. If (VuiTreas at thla oraslnn Jsrt to tha compact and cannot er flood water wbirii without saying that a Mrs. It M. goes ment. one of tlm muddiest sIi i miiis ill the silt would settle outt. and clear waIf Carlisle Emily view ran fie establish any undue priorities la (D). 94.649 dlvblc tlw rivrr according opposite nilglit lie anoilier prior Ill n resercontract negotiated by and attestfkul F. Ludwig (D) .hu down ll r would be rideT-'i34.324 world, Miiiiiiiil'y tn Hit formula, than the upper Mate. If ths taken, that the control of the river Mrs. future iIm aame watimitj against of wathen flood seven and repudi'l aire-f.ict slU, voir, ton the njmIiii: parties Martha Purser (D)... .14, Oil over lOU.iiiio ing were mads wholly effec- rerta in Ihe federal government, ers. a ml presently California again rncrnmblng to compact (angers, one and l Id null of coulil back es them only ated Mrs. be cm or by would lo.ni'il jici ters which Anna T. Pierccy (D)... 34,001 bill Is a tlw pressure of Intensive protive by seven Mats ratificatlona then the iii.glit rialiu llie w liole anit. 1. Tli.s silt is a in a vrunt.il.'d stream. Tin signed by six. does nut afford full with a foot Neff (II) this would bs s"trong argument piece of favoritism. If the govern- David 33,940 nual flow of the rl'er, lea, ing paganda. may amend the law, I llinefoi o lo those who have signtwo-fol- d Is that Vail, y h.is Dr. lnctia'T. Tlm f protection Is ment perm to George A. Allen (R)... 31,555 Hie oilier state high anil dry. undertake the degoing and divide tlw rivrr according however, has temporcomUongr, it The ed. G. It fills up 1 Ii -i is 1. ioii ciiimIs :il HT.ier: l.ern H. rlnnioring for Beckman of velopment the Colorado (K) out 33,534 That i the eruv of tlm wIhiIc river, to aonw other formula, without arily taken the Colorado river lr. the ditches in tin lmpi rial Valb'V amt pact Is merely an attempt oncomof the control of the federal wa- the development should not be for 8. J. Qu Inner (R) 19,176 Colorado river wohleni. tmtsnlHng tlw atatea at al). anal of Iniprri.il 'ill.- siipp'.y this entails l.iirdens. me part of six states to enforce a WIrthlin R. California Joseph rehut alone, The lh for all commlarinn 33,031 ter the hiiMln In and power for (R).... states contribute pact that arfecta tha property and lenath upper Knfrty lln atalHIily for ditch cbaniiir, which would bo Valley runs part -- id Ryrum Stocking (R) 31.(49 press reason that any power proj- Mates Interested In ths river. To Don u of seven states without stability ran romp only thmngli M"xieun "il. ntnlrr u ron-tr.- nearly nil of the wnter of the saved if tlm wsi.-- wits clear. Tb the right lliroiiii Mack Dalton (R) ect constructed In advance of ths quote Utrh's Colorado river com 12,827 Interstate compart or through rher. Thry think the snows the consent nf the seventh. Obviwhich provide Him Mexico rrond is f'.it ilm rdt is its i,.ii,',i!.'o Charles miaelnnrr: Ullrich J. 33.916 (R) I'm dc. court action. Wr prrfrr tho approval of tho compact might set for the flu'"l mi'iiiiic. liiill h,. rnhl'cl lo half the flow, and rain that fall. upon them are ously there Ii an element of coerC. Key Bradford (R) "We am searching for a 33.904 former method as being more np dangerous priorities rgalnst the ii'i'v has a upon demand. In oilier words, the nature' gift tn the water cion In aurh an attempt.. It haa position v of s'.l' runs',tlm jf P. In H. 12.303 whlrh our Goggln t wlih way Mateo. ia to aid Inconceivable (R) neighIt be which these states have thus been cogently argued by Arlsona ( I'm rondneive to j notticr, harupper nt !tr. tendeiu to biulil up trad'd part Vailcy linper::il J. R. Wilson cn-J33.770 been wlHi Mates, boring (R) one 10 iis sensed and idock rraitcntnwnt. that Congress having mony together endowed, nr so much of it that auch a river channel and cair'.l a for ieo to attorney water Miles E. Miller (R) our own Mate. Wo hare no dc 22,713 Tha pending bill pretends to al- th Irretrievable Injury flint might thrv cm efficiently and econom compart Is void, because, considerthereby autmcti'ni; ilm d:i"i;-e- r Mexico is euiisiaiiily A. A. Mack sire unnecessarily to delay nr 31.480 (R) of a l.rck tbrnogli is .r' end ically uic. anil which I nerrawiry ed a a rnntract. It. la legally Im- locate to ths upper basin ststei tn ba don to th upper states hy arcs, iriisiicl ik W. J. Coppin (R) obstruct. Surely ome plan fair ' tbolr very 33.438 wiie r.ci.r this when prrpettuity ths amount of water such power permits will restore th If the water evistenre. doea a.it possible of performance h.'iic- ii claim to Iobnado Tver Mrs. A. J. Lows, Jr. (R).. 32.139 to all concerned can he speedup Plf-- 'I -- sn woni'l stop and ti waicr tVnipbv biiei ip.iional rightfully belong to them then made. The Colorado river compact specified In tha compart. Ths up- commission's authority over ths B. Mrs. H. would 11.944 ins cppnsii Tanner evolved, uo'c ily river are aatlafled with river. 8o long as th pn nt conIR) promptly agreed pnve reanl',',l. wblch slm ,M thrv Hre woefully deficient in thir purport tn divide the water of the per basin states th.uir.el FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. pon and Just n promptly put fi( the term o fthe compact, and If troversy la pending tho alleged tendency of eu'i.i.d i' rivet hetwren the upper beain anl bv .1 folnr.ido river trea'v be ' cit Into operation, it doea not ( Four-yeThOMt MMtnii Term.) deeper. the lower losla which are both in- Congress possessed ths authority damages from ths federal power iiud irrra? l.etwecii Ip Ipilcd B. F. Quinn (D) ecm qnlla folr to pass, the 39,371 tiiial imtentl.ilitie inin the t'olnradn cluded within the boundaries of to allncnte water they would have Vommlsslon may therefor wifely b hene-fiii.- il Tho lloulib r I '.i in projccl w.n is Ioii suite ' n Isaae Lester 7R) 29,190 bill which pro In view dismissed. M view she is in 00 huriv rivi.r basin, but are not ready to seven stutss. Each of those atatea no pause for romplalnt. oria.nully pudi. iin 'I iit"ii I tlm l I poses to ne the mast availahle of pi.u';!it; tie m pen lu Tha Boulder Dam Is rssntlall of ths questionable authority of unquestionably has a right In the The ibiubbr dam. if develop them. Agriculture H tn.it. es10.671 Quinn majority Alih.niph bii t, will California enterprise, and yet no power site on Hie river, the the time Is not pro waters of the river, as ha been su- Congress In this respect the bill Valley against fco.ls, equate tlw riverd flow. pltfous inaed FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. oliiect of tha waters ! of the river, the pmt-e- nt Candecision tha of Boulder to full by tablished doss start not afford this has heeu'i u a scioud.iry new rrriama-tlmflow appear part this irg.i can regulat-Mexico i put (Two-yetlm Im-- that alnu-In Is market for power, and llu court. located k is apparel t Term.) project projeet. .None or rurity to tha upper states. Befnrw yon iiiiinedla'i ly to In nefp'ial ,m preme f Edward E. How (D) iiirns"d credit of the United Staten, all 19,011 withArlXona h.ivma be It I wholly sure, has Inst faith in the future One of the states having a large tha bill waa reported out of the California. be states Tlm use. may upper I In; to fall ne Cowan such Clarence water ill uff.nd in ref. for benefit 29,402 the of and lower the of of Arlosna is, thd Mates interest United ths (R) amen-lein wa committee asnnts selfishlyA'ulh-tt Kt.it.. share The countrv v vein their in pulling fb.n-of IH go.ng t.) hadn. aiding all the lower hailn Inin the compact. Thereupon In asrerat Important particulars. Nevada. To construct the project .t..'.,ii'ii on crowing, nml krrp Tile water to b.'li,l:.,il i:si. Some of 11..11 execute to cf How majority 9.999 Mate to begin at oflee to pnt too time will lered to perin'l i'i cciMro. protest of these Mates when wr shall the other six undertake It out exact- Thu, ths MU nof purport to lim- over tn I heir shsre of the Colorado rivccnir.d dam. plan 11111111 bo flcvucd that will w int to leclaiiueoiiiu FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY. the compart and carry uny kind of a fond it California to 4.600.009 arre-fs- amounts to an Invasion of thelt seven. pi'xt.'rt the upper e.:i"s ugunM tile acres, aud onr nilllinns of ferthe d by for wa n it written D. Rice non withto er John 19.454 bui the offer was ihi-liwater beneficial (D) make mom fop new ly which would Isavo territory and a violation of their In the mean that the six undertake what of water, states which iiisist. il p"H ihu lb'iii prio'iiusofCNtiihllshel Wallace B. Kelly (R) in n ieriod of probably not 12.617 When that time This sovereignty through th ths upper Mexico. Thu Swlix-.- 1 home builders. regard ea sevthe water the to among divide more der dam project nr nothing. Howthan fifteen Hie governof federal th intnea years: ths of Arlsona. for imsiii water no such upper amount states fair bill .lviievn contain do of the facto: en without the coneent ever. flood control is still u S.IIS Bice majority npper hsdn Mates receiving At the very le.it the bill not want to wake up nip find that seventh. Il I argued that this can- In view of ths known physical con- ment. It Is proposed to appropriate to be confide! d. one brnerit only tlie ratirien-Ho- n Tha SorlallM ticket drew an avhavs plenty of good land but they . formal tte.d.vratio dition. if thla provision can h made water In Arizona without comply eontaln s'noi'.d Arithat and kba te not legally don, Colorado nf Hie The luiprrlnl Valley I- be. erage of 190 vote In Bait Uk with which to Irtlgnte it. and Irrewnblo ! Ing with tha lawa of Arlsona, find notice to Mexico that under no , no water cannot be bound without her absolutely binding Ihe ) river com pact, at brat an Imlow sea level.. I he tsslti'ml county, while the worker Tliey , want their growth zona upper states which Is a revolutionary proce-wi- ll upon California. nt roiidilionrs shall she ever b en- Miinled. I'oiii-srconsent. m abivu from of received la proposed to ronstruet Arizona only It rivrr, perfect party, safo are dure for will) protection. r Pride They to unv entitled fairly hq their titled to the proIt Is fi rthsr argued that 24 to 21 for Its preMdentlal eleclevel or II coulil not run into "Why shntibl not Ihe reven he n tied that she will be able to availahle I y storage wer'is bipl: I arc m the aim, n wrll ax arc hasln state agree upon a plan posed six state compact considered lira sea. Tlm river runs along tor. California and Arizona. do little harm to the notates of ths the ef at the It within expeusu and because la bctwis-us a contract, Illegal of a flsit r lilac tlic The complete vote for conThe element Basin. for the devplopment of tlie miIf the Boulder dam la built it United Htnier. nf Unpeil t lid gulf ami flic valley. At low ll re basin begin together. May mean that the flood waters of the Is a plain attempt on the part gressman waa as follows, by ooun- of coercing Arizona will Mill revt lio Imre never been Those to the ara that atatea a Is parses the Hie rivrr water singes tles: rlror will be Impounded in a great agreement to control the property main, although w do not th'nk tt together and work together west of the Rocky mountain Mahle, trncinbk' stream, devoid Leathsrwood. Paul. until this magnificent empire and reservoir, then J released and resource! of another aisle for will work ' any flagrant lnjute should first he remlmlnl Him of danger. At flood srnson Hie In be nil Its so far as the quandeveloped Arizona, (Rep.) (Dern.) fully tha turbines upon of u through la aerma there precipitaown benefit. enough n4 great It their plain swollcii river lias a tendency Bait Lake 14.763 11.105 c parts? tion lu that iwirt of Hie I'nlted powrr plant. This-mi- that nny attempted agreement on tity of water reserved for Ter la to tin'll k It soft luniks. Kuril I 3. 41 Davis this 8,636 ,,, rivrr "ir the concerned. property constitute urn out heneflrtal of !x to Mates of to atatea grow ugrk'uliural parrel the mean the would that n Tooele 1,416 of the federal government, then .,,, 1,714 The hMI has also been amend-eds- n lh" water and may net up a priority the part ero. ami that emits must proprrty and rlshta and of (lie river cutler volinnc T.993 Utah the rongrra should devise n t .... 1.727 a to rerognlze the prlnrlnle nf seven etatea without ngainst the upper states, where ths by IrriKalinn. WuIit for woukl run Into tin' Iiiiis-ria- l and Necomprehensive plan, giving lo Irrigation Is therefore the sine water originates. It will also make the consent nf the seventh atate is that the Mates of Arizona Valley, thmnciiiug ill's! met Ion 46.035 ..46.671 each Mate I rightful sham of (Totals mere water available for Irrigation necessarily Illegal. Can the law vada ara entitled tn compensation acres of ami non of all the western to ita Leatherwood's majority, 136, (he water and development, catatva. .Will tout water they era than there Is now, and It will ba Vecoguixe and uphold an agreement for the use of their power re- - lion of property oltuated wholly , flint anil (lie home of Ha tf- M uninhabitable dwelt. With water they pow the richest la Utah Governor Stands By Seven State Pact; He Tells Conference Places On Biennial Report District Bench .. s n jn Democrats Win Auditor Makes ; ha are-sure- Hwhig-Jnhnu- can-tro- N iMath-srwoo- I I d. -r H rs Kwing-Johns- T't.-il- ly. et l . ite.-lf- , et on 1 k-- !: w-- Bwlng-Johneo- ed nt r e ar e SLA, XfBWSVJS ar roa-so- esa-eral- ly wa-le- e. in-c- Cali-forn- .... tli . Ari-xon- .x ea -- I tro-ri- rd ot :e-In- ,,9isi - No-bo- dy tall-fornl- '"50lt for fure-gnln- right-of-wa- y, 1 Kwlng-Jolins- KwIng-JohnN- for T. pna-slb- m ' i flwlng-johnso- t k; , River-compac- t Kwlng-Joliniio- ! rlxt-wlk'- re six-sla- te ng d.i-sc- t flwlng-johns- 11 v- -t 1 111 ' aix-atu- te 11 l- Fli'i-.ici- ! ris-rvo- 1 1 11 r i" fr Coln-r.id- -- rh-m- et aix-ata- riglil-of-w.i- rel.i-tii.i- piy. , ar Kwiag-Johnso- ty 1 j. t 11 ar n-t- 'T in-i- l et t'uli-forn- la :c 11 InMru-tnrntall- tv pro-vi'iu- n. slx-stn- . 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