Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-17
CLEARWATER MINING
AND POWER co.
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state of Idaho, hereby make applica-
beneficial use. the public waters of Elk
Creek, situated in Shoshone county,
state of Idaho. The quantity of water
claimed is eighty (S0) cubic feet per
second, and the source thereof is Elk
Creek. The nature of the proposed
use and the purpose of the appropria-
ton is for power and mining purposes.
The proposed work consists of
reservoir constructed of sand and ce-
ment and the capacity Of said reservoir
is nine $StH two tenths (9.2) acre feet
and the combined capacity of the
fumes and pipes is eighty (s0) feet per
second. The estimated cost of said
works is forty-five thousand dollars
($45, 000).
The point of diversion of said water
is two thousand (2,000) feet in a north
east direction from the quarter section
corner between section ten and eleven,
in township thirty-nine north, range
two east Boise meridian, and the point
where said power is to be generated is
twenty three hundred $4,000 feet in
southwest direction from said point of
diversion of said water.
The said location of said fumes,
pipes and reservoir is on the south half
of the northwest quarter and the north
half of the southwest quarter of said
section eleven. The length of the fiume
is twenty-six hundred $4,000 feet and
the length of the pipe is nine hundred
and ninety (990) feet. The height of
the dam is seventeen and one half
171a) feet, and the length thereof at
the top is one hundred and twenty
G20) feet and at the bottom the same
The width of the head gates, of which
there are two, is five (5) feet each
For a more particular description of
the character, dimension and location
of the proposed works reference is
hereby made to the duplicate maps and
plans accompanying this application
and designated as Nos. /, 2, 3, 4, and
5.
The amount of power to be gener-
ated is three thousand (3000) horse
power.
The water used will be returned to
said Elk Creek at the point herein
above stated where said power is to be
generated.
The time required for the plan of
construction of said works is four ca
years. The time required for the COM
plete application of the water to the
proposed use is three (3) years after
the date set for the completion of said
works.
Said power is to be used for mining
and power purposes.
The financial resources of the said
applicant are ten thousand dollars
100000. The means by which the
funds necessary to construct the pro-
posed works are to be provided from
sale of treasury stock and bonds to be
issued by the corporation to be here
after formed by the applicant, which
said corporation shall be known as,
named and called The Clearwater Min
ing and Power Company.
Said application is accompanied by
plans and maps in duplicate for the
proposed works for the diversion and
application of the water to the benefi-
cial use aforesaid, showing the charac-
ter, location and dimensions of the
proposed reservoir, fiume and pipe lines
and all other works proposed to be
used in the diversion of the water.
which said maps are designated as fol-
lows, towit.
Plan No. l. Application of John O.
Bender to divert the waters of Elk
Greek for power purposes Lewiston,
Idaho, September, 1903. Fred Glen. En-
gineer."
Plan No. .. Showing line of power
transmission and it's application. Lo-
Gated in township 80 N, range and
), Il. b. M, Shoshone county. Idaho"
Plan No. 3. Showing profile of
proposed dam site. and dam crossing
Elk Creek at point the diverse end sec
ton II township 80 N, range E. B.
NJ. Shoshone county. Idaho"
Plan No. 4. Showing profile of pro-
posed line of fiume from point to di-
version of pipe entry in section IL. |
township SO n, range 2 E. B. NJ, Sho-
shone county, Idaho
Plan No. 5. Showing profile of pro-
posed pipe line from the end of the |
hume TO point of use at power house |
in section IL, township 80 N, range 2 |
E. B. NJ"
Each and all of said duplicate plans /
and maps are made a part of this APP !
plication for the purpose of this appli- |
cation as we'll as for the purpose of
showing the plans and maps of said |
works. All and each of said plans and |
maps are certified to by Fred Glen. en-
gineer, who made the survey of said |
works.