The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-07-17
Proceedings of the Board Of Di.
rectors of the Julesburg
Irrigation District
July Sth., 1918.

Present: B. d. Parker Jr. President,
w. H. Brandt and Frank Sherman Di-
rectors, d. T. Bush. Sup't.. C. NJ.
Robson Attorney, and r. j. Dobell
Secretary.
Minutes of June 3rd read and ap-
proved.
J. C. McClary having appeared be-
fore the Board on June 3rd and asked
to have check placed in the ditch to
facilitate irrigating his land. The mat
ter was laid over until the Sup't could
report on same and he reports that he
had lowered and enlarged the the head
gate so that McClary could get q
gre ater flow of water and that Nc
Clary was satisfied with that arrange
ment.
MIR. Greves appeared before the
Board in reference to having head
gate placed lower down on the intake
ditch, the same having been laid over
from the previous meeting and refer
red to the attorney. Motion was made
and seconded that the following reso-
luton be adopted.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, H. l.. Greve, who is
the owner of the 81 of 23-ll-4S and the
NJ of 26 11-4s, and who also has pur-
chased certain shares of Stock in the
Harmony Canal No. /. has requested
the Julesburg Irrigation District to de-
liver water from the said canal to his
said lands, in accordance with the
terms of certain contract entered in
to by and between, D. A. Camfield,
The Harmony Land and Stock Co, and
The Julesburg Irrigation district!
NOW THEREFORE BE 1T RESOLV-
ED, That the said The Jplesburg Irri-
cation District is not required under
the terms of said contract to deliver
water to the owners of land, who are
not grantees of the said The Harmony
Land and Stock Company; that by the
terms of said contract the said The
Harmony Land and Stock Company
only reserved prior right to the use
of water from said ditch when required
for the irrig alton of lands then owned
by it or afterwards acquired by it.
That the said lands above described as
belonging to the said H. l.. Greve
were never owned by the Harmony
Land and Stock Company,
That the said Julesburg Irrigation
District will therefore not deliver wa
ter to said lands and the Superintend-
ent is instructed to refuse to deliver
water to said lands and to all other
lands similarly situated. Those vot-
ing for same were B. D. Parker Jr..
w. H. Brandt and Frank Sherman.
The matter of the Harris and Son
headgate was taken up and the Secre-
tary was instructed to collect one-half
OF the cost of same viz $3.50
The Lease between the District and
c. W. White for the use of Room 10
was read and accepted by the Board
and ordered signed by the President
and Secretary
The Superintendent was instructed
to purchase car load cf tile for the
use of the District the same to be de-
livered at Julesburg.
The matter of having j. 0. Thistle
survey the District was taken up ard
a motion was made seconded and car
ried that the same be laid over until
next year.
Communication from the Board of
County Commissioners in regard to ce-
ment bridges over The Petersen Canal
on line between Section 33 and "a y IS
was received and read. The board
proceeded to meet with the Board Of
County Commissioners. Motion was
made seconded and carried that ac-
cording to the law the Irrigation Dis
trict was not liable for any of the ex-
pense of this bridge and would there
fore decline to pay any'part of the ex-
pense of same.
Bill from Sedgwick County for ce-
ment destroyed was presented and a
motion was made seconded and carried
that the same be laid over.
TRANSFER OF WATER
Motion made, seconded and carried
that if a party wants to transfer any
part of his irrigation water from one
tract of his land to another he shall file
a written request with the Superin-
tendent stating the amount of water
he wants transferred, the land he
wants the water transferred from, and