The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1922-03-03
ENGINEER GRANTS
STIPULATION
TOFARMERS

Last rTlQdy dDOuL LWeuty water
users of the Carson river, accom-
panied by their attorney. Geo. A.
Montrose, went to Carson for the
purpose of presenting certain stipu-
lations to the state engineer relative
to the adjudication of water rights
In Carson Valley. The state engineer
agreed upon the following stipula-
ton:
The State Engineer of Nevada
shall fix temporary general duty Of
water based upon data available and
his observations, and that the said
temporary general duty shall be in
effect pending sufficient measure
ments to be made by the appropri-
ator under the supervision of the
State Engineer, to determine the
amount OF water actually beneficial
ly used and applied; Appropriation to
provide and install necessary and
approved measuring devices; that In
addition to water used during the
irrigation season. each user shall be
entitled to water In reasonable
amount and necessary to irrigate fall
and spring pasture lands, for fall.
winter and spring plowing purposes,
and for stock watering puroses. dur
ing the non-irrigation season; that
every user will be entitled to water
for domestic purposes at all times;
that thetemporary general duty as
determined by the State Engineer
and the rights and matters herein
before set forth shall be incorporated
in the order of determination Of the
State Engineer and by him recon-
mended to the District Court. The
appropriation as herein stipulated,
will proceed to measure and ascer-
tain the amount of water actually
used and beneficially applied and
within three years from the time the
decree Is entered by the District
Court of Nevada adjudicating the
rights of the various users on the
Carson river, the State Engineer will
petition for and apply to the court
for such amendments, alterations and
changes in said decree relating to
the duty of water as are warranted
by such measurements and investi-
cations.
The Engineer will further inspect
lall tracts or areas claiming a lower
duty of water and IL the inspection
develops the fact that such tracts or
areas will, on account of the nature
of the soil or other conditions, re-
quire more water for irrigation than
the general allotment, then the Engi-
neer will recommend to the Court
and incorporate in the final order a
temporary additioal allotment Of
water for such areas pending an in
vestigation of the actual require
ments as determined by authentic
measurements thereafter jointly made
or otherwise. The amount of the
temporary allotments made by the
said Engineer will be submitted to all
directors for their approval or fur
ther objections before incorporated in
the final order of determination, the
protestants reserving their rights to
protest and object to all orders here
tofore and hereafter entered in such
matter.
Those asking for the above stipu-
lation are Fritz Schacht, c. H. Behr-
man, Leo Springmeyer, Mrs. Ann
Hellwinkel, VIM. Lampe, John He'll
winkel, Herman Tiedge, ]. d. Tholke,
]. H. Stodieck, Mrs. L. Lundergreen,
F. Cordes H. C. Hellwinkel, H. r.
Lange, Anna Radloff, Geo. Hussman,
d. Wennhold, Thos. Wilsief, Henning-
sen Bros, A. Settelmeyer. A. Jensen,
NJ Jacobsen, l.. p. Jacobsen, Chris
Hellwinkel, Mrs. A. Jensen, Henry
Wehrmaan, l.. Ruhenstroth, Chas. w
Jacobsen. Karl Heidtman. John Geo
Heidtman, Fritz Fricke, Henry
Marquat, Frank Settelmeyer, H
Lange, F. H. Baker, Herman Erbst
| Henry Storke.