The Coconino sun., 1926-12-24

the act is being or about to be ap-
.croach on or prejudicially affect the
states qualified right in the lands.
There is no such showing"
Eighteen conflicting applications
for permits to develop power sites on
the Colorado, all of them held in sus-
pense for the present, are listed in
the report. Overlooking the con-
flicts, they total an installed capacity
of S20,500 horsepower. The declared
policy of the commission with regard
to them is:
"That action on all applications for
power licenses on the Colorado river
and its tributaries now pending before
this commission and not finally acted
upon, including the Grand applica-
ton, is hereby suspended for a rea-
sonable time, and that when the pres
ent policy of temporary suspension IS
changed, and licenses may be issued
on the Colorado river, then the Grand
application should be given prefer
red consideration for license at Dia-
mond Creek"
The list of other applications now
held in the suspense file follows:
Beckman and Linden Engineering
corporation, Arizona and California,
six miles from Parker, Ariz.; July
%, 1920; 100000 horsepower installed
capacity.
Edwin L. Bayard, Arizona and Ne
vada; damsites at Boulder and Virgin
Canyons, Grand Wash Cliffs, Polly
wog, Spencer, Diamond and Pigeon
Spring; 100000 horsepower installed
capacity; November 19, 1920.
Southern California Edison COM
pany; Arizona dam sites, reservoir
300 miles long and power develop
ments at Marble Canyon, Bright An
! gel, Diamond Greek; 100000 horse
power installed capacity; December
4, 1920.
James B. Grand; Andrus Canyon,
Arizona; 10000 horsepower installed
capacity; July 5, 1921.
James B. Grand; Pierce's Ferry,
Arizona; 100000 horsepower installed
capacity; July 5, 1921.
Los Angeles City; Arizona and Ne
vada; Boulder Canyon; 100000 horse
power installed capacity; July 25,
1921.
| Southern California Edison COM
pany; Arizona and California, Boul-
der and Pyramid Canyons; 100000
horsepower installed capacity; Octo-
Der II, 1921.
Benjamin P. MohIer; Arizona and
Nevada, Pyramid Peak extending TO
but not including Boulder Canyon;
10000 horsepower installed capacity;
November 21, 1921.
Clare N. Stannard; near Kremm-
ling, Colo; $1,000 horsepower; in
stalled capacity; April II, 1922.
Stetson and Clark; Arizona and
Nevada, Bulls Head rock, 70-foot
dam; 10000 horsepower installed
capacity; February "a, 1928
Stetson and Clark; Arizona and
Nevada, Boulder Canyon, 1,064-foot
dam; 100000 horsepower installed
capacity; February ID, 1923.
Los Angeles City; Arizona and
| Boulder canyon, in conjunction with
Boulder canyon, for irrigation and
capacity; October 15, 1925.
Fred T. Golfer for State of Arizona;
high line gravity irrigation system;
Glen and Bridge Canyons; no power
estimate given; October Is, 1925.
Board Of Directors Of State Insti-
tutions, Arizona; Bridge Canyon, Ari-
zona; 1,000-foot dam, power, water
supply and irrigation; amounts not
| specified; October 81, 1926.
Joseph Whitman, Hassayampa riv-
er near Walnut Grove; irrigation;
$500 horsepower installed capacity;
May IL, 1922.
Charles A. Johnson; Hess Greek,
Arizona; diversion dams, mining;
July rs, 1925.
Utah Power and Light company;
Rattlesnake creek, Utah; 100000
horsepower installed capacity; Janu-
ary 19, 1921.
Utah Power and Light company;
Utah and Colorado, Green and Yampa
rivers between Flaming Gorge and
Rattlesnake Canyon; irrigation, pow
er for fertilizing, manufacturing and
public utility; 100000 horsepower in
stalled capacity; February 1, 1922.