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Decided Right by the Supreme Court on Water Rights
The Supreme Court of Arizona affirms a county court ruling in a water dispute between Contention Consolidated Mining Co. and defendants over San Pedro river rights. It holds riparian rights do not apply where prior appropriation exists, citing federal acts of 1866 and 1870, and explains that the plaintiffs’ claimed six by three foot canal is not required to be precisely upheld. The court affirmed the injunction preventing interference with the plaintiffs’ diverted water quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Supreme Court of
Arzona
PorterRnd Barnes
Pacific Reporter
Cochise County
San Pedro River
Contention Consolidated Mining Company
Botton
Courts of Equity
Trover
San Pedro
Pacific Coast
Congress
Anong
Pacific States
Bar
Gould
California
Nevada
van Sickle
Haines
Jones
Adams
Kaylor
Campbell
Territory of Arizona
Gree
Ella Green
Sesider
Pesbe
Allenstreet
Tombstone
Phintéf
J. W. Cameron
Easton
District Court
First Judical District
Arizoni
Cochise
Hovorine Wimbert
Jean Vibert
District’ Court
First Judicial District
Anzona
Tey
Arizona
Jean Wimberg
Arizoma
Justice's Court
Provinct
County of
Jou
Justice of the Peace
Allen Street
A.X. Young
G. W. Sulser
Alove
Delat
A.D
Jxo. Ceason
Mrecine County and Territory