Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY 25 1936 to File PARIS Separately in Arizona Suit THE WINTER’S Parallel Answers to Be Entered in Supreme Court Action LOS ANGELES Jan 24 FUR EVENT! CROWNING Sketched: (AV-S- ix states signatories to the Colorado river compact decided today to file J'Parate but parallel anewers in the United States eupreme court opposing a hearing for Arizona in her demand for a larger share of the river’s water This decision was announced after representatives from four upper river basin states held a separate meeting which California and Nevada delegates did not attend These delegates said later thb action of the upper basin states amounted to an indorsement of their own stand Conferees said they will end their sessions tomorrow after a meeting to approve drafts of the various states’ answers which must jbe filed by February 24 Arizona has asked thf United States supreme court for permission to file a suit petitioning the court to redistribute the Colorado river’s water Utah Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico delegates in a closed meeting debated whether to oppose Arizona’s request to be allowed to file the suit Should Consider Plan L Ward Bannister special counsel for Colorado said he thought the states should consider a plan allowing Arizona to bring the case into the supremo court Later he said compact states might ask the Shiny trimmod flower straw with 298 WHats This letter givs you the Easy “ivliys 99 and “ivhere-fore- s ” of this sensa Terms A -- tional fur coat sale tribunal to affirm their agreement for water allotment W W Ray Utah’s special counsel took an opposite view He said the group should oppose Arizona In each step So far he said Arizona can show no damage resulting from other states’ claims on the Noiv it’s up to you to come and see them You’ll mar vel at the values! river’s flow California and Nevada the remaining two states signatory to the compact agreed that the Arizona action should be fought each step of the way Opposes Petition Attorney General U S Webb of California chairman of the meeting said that “a lawsuit is a lawsuit and I believe we should oppose Arizona’s petition” Attorney General Gray Mashburn of Nevada holds the same view Webb said Arizona in a petition to the supreme court has asked for an allotment of 7500000 acre feet yearly le of the long Colorado river and the whole flow of the Gila river estimated at 2000000 annual acre feet V ' 'T’-r v in 'n cello-pha- no Bored to death with your weary Winter wardrobe? 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