Eminent Domain and Irrigation Debate Governs Reclamation
The article discusses two major hurdles to Roosevelt's irrigation plan: landholdings not breaking into 160 acre parcels and vested water rights. It contrasts private landowner gains with public aims and cites precedent for eminent domain to advance the project. It also reports on F. C. Schubert's Snake River hydrographic survey trip, its findings, and planned work toward navigability and canal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Reclamation Service
Roosevelt
Congress
Dakota
Texas
Reclamation Service
Napoleon III
Paris
Manchester
United St Tes
Snake River
F. C. Schubert
Lewiston
Pittsburg Landing
Imnaha
Mr. Schubert
Schubert
Pitsburg Landing
F Orce
Portland
Columbia
Snake
Dalles
Dalles-Celilo
Union
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Fuller's New Watch Club
B. G. Fuller
Kennewick
Washington
Chicago
AQ Acres
Hanson-Rich Inv.co
the Bargain Givers
Co’s Canal
Columbia and Yakima Rivers
Gerome
Atmon
Hasy
The
Benton Water Co
Exchange Bank