Wyoming Water Rights and Immigration Drive
A Wyoming water rights primer explains the Board of Control, water divisions, and district Water Commissioners who police distribution. It details filing a survey, maps, and an application to the State Engineer for ditch construction and proper application of water to land. The article notes that priority assigns beneficial use, and cites Basin, Wyoming, as a contact. It then discusses the 1911 State Board of Immigration funding to advertise Wyoming to homeseekers, the plan to attend land shows, and anticipated rising land values as settlement expands. It also highlights irrigation development around the Big Horn river with canals serving the basin and calling for continued coverage on page twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gineer
Board of Control
Wyoming
Basin
Ralph Hooer
Supt. Water Division No
State Board of Immigration
Board of Immigration
West
Thorugh
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
State Land Board
Big Horn
Big Horn Basin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gunn’s
Weis
Globe Wernicke
W. A. Sizer
U. S. Land Department
Pioneer Building
Collins—Colling
Hyde
Rattorneys-At-Law
J. P. Arnott
Wyo
W. Mets
Lriga
State Loan & Trest
Schenk-Nowell
Enginering Co
William C. Snow
Ofices In the
Big Horn Co. Bank Big
Bam, Wyoming
Oscar McClellan
U. S
C. Dana Carter
C. B. & Q. Railway Co
A. Barris
Harris
Harris & Harris
Physicians and Surgeons
Mercer Bros
J. HH. Tolly
Nowood
Littl Canyon Creek
Postoffice
Philip M. Gallaher
Shell Creek
Cropley
William Douglas
Iles Range
Sas
Neck
Paint Rock
P.O
Hyattville, Wye
Zane’s
Pony Fa Basin
L. A
A. E. Zane
C. A. Zaring
M. G. Ridgely
The
Office
Fm Pioneer Building
G. GC. Figher