Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02

thereof said company may arrange to
impound; that the settlers under the
canals of Twin Falls North Side Land * =
Water company's project shall have the
preference right in said stored waters to
the extent of the ITO, 600 acre feet
measured at jerome and Wilson lake
reservoirs, until such time as is actually
demonstrated that Jerome reservoir and
Wilson lake reservoir will hold ITO, 900
acre feet of stored waters; that to the
extent that Jerome reservoir and Wilson
lake reservoir may be made to success
fully hold stored water, secured from
the natural flow of Snake river, for
the low water season, the same may be
deducted from the 10000 acre feet
before mentioned; that upon filing OF
such an obligation in writing, then this
proceeding for the forfeiture of the
contract shall be dismissed; that said
Twin Falls North Side Land Il Water
company is authorized and empowered |
to make its arrangements for the i'm
pounding of water for said irrigation |
project at said Jackson lake in the state |
Of Wyoming with the United States. OF
such person or corporation as may con-
struct additional works at said Jackson
lake or furnish the funds therefore.
Provided that in the event the entire
acreage under the canal is not sold,
they, the company, shall not be required
to furnish reservoir capacity for lands
not sold
That this board give its consent that
a stipulation be entered into in the case
now pending in the district court of the
Fourth judicial district in and for Twin
: Fall county relative thereto entitled
Twin Falls Canal company against
Foster and others" to the effect that
the said Perrine filing may be exchang-
ed with the government for ~. 600 acre
feet Of the government stored water
, measured AT Miner dam, uron the I'll
= ing of the written obligation mentioned
4 in paragraph l.
That said company be given three
years from August II. 1912. in which to
Il do or procure to be done any necessary
II construction at said Jackson lake or
II elsewhere in connection with said sys-
tenn
d These conclusions OF course must
4 he ratified hy the company a. vel
Il as the settlers. The fact that tn,
Ia company through their legal adviser
te Mr.. HAYS. has stated that the find
ings were satisfactory to them, l.
Iv evidence that they will proceed t'
T. make arrangements to furnish th'
o- storage water a called for. Th
~ board Of Directors of the Canal ser
~ Association will have a meeting sat
.u urday of this week at which tim
~ these findings will l,e discussed an
N passed upon.
to The decision Of the board glvin
of to the tract 10000 acre feet
90 stored water in addition t" the mai
he ural flow of the river should serv
en- as a stimulant to those who haN
ON been pessimistic regarding our wat'
~ right and should serve as an incel
rk tive for greater development anoth'
Pc. year and large influx of new Sc
.en Tiers who have been delaying the
ct. coming until the water question W
a finally and permanently adluste
the There may be some matters conhe'
rth ed with these conclusions to c;
the forth some explanations, but we
mr. lieve that they will all he satlsfa
fer torily understood and that ever
thing will now move along smooth
the The results obtained reflect mu
Of credit upon the Association att'
,em news. Messrs. Johnson n Haddo'
we who in the presentation of the Ct
mi have brought out many impor''
an points that are represented III
set general findings that do not app'
,ery in the final conclusions.
ton With an extension of time gran
bcrs them we feel that it is now up
reed the Company to make some arran
ton ments for extending the time
payments. Many are behind " :.
this these payments and certain II
ANY ing of unrest prevails, which is de
e of mental TO the best interests oil
the tract. but with this very essen
,usly question disposed Of, there is n'
,ws: inp to prevent the tract going ah'
and The land board of course