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South Coast Land Company; 1913-08-13; Historical
CARLSBAD MUTUAL WATER COMPANY CITY OF OCEAHSIDE The United States Geological Survey is making a staiidard idpograpliic atlaR of the United States. This work has been in progress since 1882, and its results consist of published maps of more than 42 per cent of the country, exclusive of outlying possessions. This topograpliic atlas i.=< published in. the form of maps on sheets measunng about \Qh 20 inches. Under the general plan adopted tlie country is divided into quadrangles bounded by parallel? of latitude and meridians of longitude. These qnudraugles are mapped on different scales, the scale selected for each map ijeing that which is best adapted to general use'in the development of the country,,and consequently, though the standard maps are of nearly uniform size, they represent areiis of different sizes. On the lowei" margin of each map are printed graphic scales showing dlstai.u'es in feet, metei"s, and miles. In addition, the scale of the map ia shown by a fraction expressing a fixed ratio between linear measurements on the map and ri>r- responding distances on the ground. For example,-tiie Sf;ale fT.^,,., means tliat 1 unit on the map (such as 1 incli, 1 foot, or 1 meter) represents 62,500 similar tinits on tlie earth's surface. Although some areas are surveyed and some maps are onm-^ piled and pubUwhed on special scales for special purposes, the standard topographic surveys for the United' States proper and the resulting nxaps have for many years been tUvided into three types, diflerentiuted as follows: 1. Surveys of are;is in whirli thei-e are problems of great public importance—relating, for example, to mineral develop- ment, irrigjition, or reelaiuation of swtunp areas—are made with snfhcient accuracy to be used in tlie publication of maps ou a scale of (1 inch = one-half mile), with a contour interval of 1, o, or 10 feet. 2. Surveys of areas in which there are problems of average public importiince, such as most of the basin of the Mississippi and its ti'ibutarie';, are made witb suflicient accuracy to be used in tlje publication of uuips ou a scale of i^j^sa (1 inch—nearly 1 mile), with a contour interval of 10 to 25 (eet. y. Siu'veya of areas in which tiie problems' ffrC 'Of^iinor public ijuportance, such aa much of the mountain or desert region of Arizona or New Mexico, are made with sufficient accuracy to be used in the publicatiou of maps on a scale of i-r,^ (1 ineli — m^arly 2 miles), witii a contonr interval of 25 to 100 feet. A topographic survey of Alaska has been in progress since 1K9S, and nearly 4B per cent of its area htis now been mapped. Ai)out 10 per cent of the Territoiy has been co.vered by recon- naissance mapy on a scale of ^J^, or about 10 miles to an inch. Mo.'^t of the renuiining area surveyed in Alaska bas been mapped on a scale of but about 4,000 square miles has been map]}ed on a scale of j-j}^ or larger. The Hawaiian Islands, witli the exception of tbe small islands at tlie western end of fhe gi'onp, have been surveyed, and the re.sulting maps are published on a scale of The features shown on these maps may be arranged in three (works of man), such as towns, cities, roads, railrc boundaries. The symbol's used to represent these fei shown and explained below. "Variations appear on soi maps, and additional features are "'•epresented on som maps. <* All the water features are represented in blue, th) streams and canals by single blue lines and the largei the lakes, and the sea by blue water lining or blue tiut mittent streams—those whose, beds are dry for a larg the year—are shown by lines of blue dots and dashes- Relief is shown by cont<»ur lines iu brown, which maps are supplemented by shading showing tlie effed tbrown fi:om the northwest across the area representee l.un-pose of giving the appearance of rehef and thus : the interpretation of the cotitour lines. A contour li sents an imaginary line on the gi'ouud (a contour) e of which is at the same altitude above eea level. Su could be dra wn at any altitude^ but in practice only toni"s at certain regular intervals of.altitude are shov Une of the seacoast itself is a contour, the datum or zei tude being mean sea level. The 20-foot contour won! shore line if tbe sea should rise 20 feet. Contour li tite shape of the hills, nujuntains, and valleys, as well altitude. Successive contour lines that are far apur map indicate a gentle slope; lines tbat iire close togit ciite a steep slope; and lines that run together indicate 'J'be manner in which contour lines express altiiu and grade is shown in the figure below. 41 \ » ,1^. Tlie sketch represents a river valley tihat lies beti liills. In the foregi'ound is tbe sea. witli a bay that ;.,..i«n^,i u,. 1 i,„,i 1 1 • ' CITY Oi; Oa£IflIT3I?3S ms :AaHK^^» Qcdo tho 13th day of Au^oftp X9X3, betnoon 9outh coaot Lend OoBpony* Q corporaUon orgonipaa eind mioiinQ under tiao Xa^o of th© Gtato of (jqllfomlGo firat port* ond tho 'Mn OiT oCSAtiOiaB^ a * Elunicipal corporation J orssnle^ and Qxiotihg un dor tho Xawb of tho stete of OaitfornlQp aotlG^j through ito offloorp^ feorounto duXy autXiorlcedt oeoond party# ^WS^.aiS^Hi That, T/HSnW fir ot party Intando to orcot a pumping plant in tho ^on Luls Rey VoXXoyi in the aounty of Bm MOQQ, OoXifomia, oaot qf the City of Qeoansi^o, pnd tiotT70Qn coid oity of Oooanoldo ond tho Clan L\UQ Roy aloslon, on Icndo platted tTithln tho lines colored red upon a plat or diGSrom hereunto £>naOKcd and narlcod ''Brhlhit A"j ond^ ^mMaCiB it io tho Intcntioh 6f tho first party to dovote oald - puiaplng plant to tl^o pumpinc of oahtorrcnoan uctoro unciorlylnG oaid plait to an amount not osooOding tt?o htmdrod ninor'o Inehoo moasurod under a . four-incli proeouro and to tho dlvorolpn of sold mtors ao purapcd to sundry l^da oituatcd to tho couth of oald City of OeeonGldo md ca- hradcd v/lthin.the llmlto of the torritory doocrihod in an oshlblt here- .unto GnncntGd and laorkcd ".Sahlbit . 3" r-cad to uso oaid mtoro oo pianpcd ond diverted for th© Irrigation of oaid iGrtdo ond for tjtoolc purposoo ana for doaootlo purpoaoo inoldont to tho utilisation of oaid lands for human habitat^onj tmd» OTS!C/'V3 oooond party no^c? dorlvoe and Intendo horeafter to dorivo ito aunielpal oatsr supply for munlolpiiiX end dotaootlo purpbaeo from the • •mtera of .the .non Luio KcSy Hivbrs and,- dlCdMA3 it io the mutual'dooirc ond intent of the parti oo hereto that tho. priority of the ri^ttt of the aeoond party to tho Patera of oald San- Luio Hoy Hi ver be roobgnlBOd end dotinot/lodecd by firet party? tHHii;:^OH?:i, in oonaidoratlon of t^o prcsaiooa and of oaid rocos-^ nltlbn oiid' nQlaioi7lcdGa2acnt by firot por'tys and of the other eovonanta otid ugroeaentd horeiji cucprooaod to bo icopt and poa^forBOd "by dald. party-of the firot part, it la osroed that oeoond ^aTty VTill not intorruptr nor Inter- for6 withv tho ostabUshCiont and operation "of said pumping plant by firot . party, oo> long 'm arid on oottdltion that it oorriCD ouoh oporatlbnd in oon- forciity Tsrith thlo a^ceooat? It beinc undorotbod aad hereby declared by ' the-party of tho firot part that, it rooc>0nisoo and aoimotrlcdgeo priority of the ri#it of oaid oeednd party to the-TOtoro of -Ciho i^an Lulo Hoy Hivere that ia to s&yfl oaid firot party rococniaoo: and aolaiowXcdf^oo that it hoo • not tho rinht to oouoo by oaid divoraion^ either in tho prtjoont or in tho future^ any ourtailsaoht of the natcr supply aotually required for the mu- nicipal or other purpoaoo of oaid oocond party:, or the domoatios irrlaat- inf or. other purpoaoo of. the inhabltanto of oaid oeoond partyj or to cauoe any raatoriai inorooao of ooot of proc«riria uater for munioipdl or other iJurpoQQo to aceruo to 6aid party of tho 'aooorad part. It lb'farther asrocd that the party of the.firot port trill not- U80 the nator to.bG pumpod or diverted by it, nor a.affor. tho odExO to bo uo6d, nor aeli or othoi^aloO di'opoao of ouoh water for Uoo, nor <?onvey : the oaao outside of the diotrtot of tho la?nodisto noinhborhood of aaid City of occaaQldo deooflbcd aa^ellov^so tb-?uit* • . yho dlotrict bounded'on: the uoatorly aide by the i?a- olfio Oceans on tho northerly oido by tho oouth or ooiith- oaaterly lino of tho JlaiiGho ^snta terearitii Y laa Moreaj on the oouthorXy oida by the north banir of the Agua Hedi- onda crooK, Mi6h Ileo imodiatoly Bouth of tho Garlobad Totmaito? and' on the eaatorly aide by a line, running par- allel with tJiO ocoan ohorop and throe mlloo distant there- 2^ tTGsMf lild s^ttendin^ fron tho oouth or oo uthoao ter ly lino of the Jioncho Ganta np^orita Y Lao FlOroo, and thdaoo to tho ngrth-'bank of .the oaid Aj^ua fledlonda OroeJs. tiio botmdarioa of the dibtrict tfithln Which tho water to bo puinped and diverted hy the party of the firot part ohall be asedff aro indicated on tho onnoKed -plat marfeod "lishlbit by a liiio colored rod, _ Xt io further asrecd that th© party of the. oooond part» by tho GZ- eoutlon of thio inotruraont» pr by the oarrying out of the provisipno thfsreofft shall not be dosDOd to have waived eny righto that it has or may hereafter aoqulra to object to tho inotallotiop or operation of pump- ing pXontOi. or tho oonotruction of dmo and oonneoting e^ndaito, or any other moons of diverjjing the v&tor of' ^Jald river* either ourface of cub- Gurfaeoe or tho peroolationo i;3hioh feed tho oacio, :at polnto \7lthin the . mtori^od of the Hm Lulo Hoy nivoro v^other by tho oaid firot party, or by other eorpor^tiono or porooniaa othor than by tho tonso of thia ihotrii- mcnt pcmitted to the party of tho firot part, at (^y point or pointa on ito londo dollDoatod on tho oaid lihibit "A"» It 10 further asrced that the firot party trill* and hereby dpoa' Grant to oaid oeeond party, the ri^t opd privileso of connoctinff ito muniolpal dictributinjj ayotcsi t/lth tho syotem, for. the punpins,; atorogo Gi3d diotribution of water, 00 proposed to. bo coaotruotod by raid firct, party, and the firot party aarooQ to soli and dGlivgr to tho oooond party, at tho point .or pointo of connootionp for roooonablo compenaation, any ourplua of. wator roquootod by aoid oooond party ond t&ioh the firot party may hi^vo, tTithin tho mosiiaiaa llfcilta herolnbofore opecifiod, over and abovo the amount noooeaary.to supply tho ncedo of the party of the flr^t .part for itb own, uaoo or for the uoo.q-of .oonoiaiaero with vj^loh it Eiay bo under contract fross timo to time for the 0OIO and delivery of uator froia , ito'plant and oyotem within tho dortfinoo of the" eaid dlotrlot . ohbvm op the oaid J^Jjdiibit "^B"!) ond bfiid first party further a'srobo, in tho ovont of oonfla^stion. in "/ oaid -Oity of - gcearioldOjj' .to'-pon^t. -the' o-eoond .iaorty, '"op';^ ' • ibn^^aa/iS'.foaoonably nodoo.sQry9;'ln vim of'ouoh •e^idre^noy .and ofVihO' ' •-needs of •'tho/'oooond'party,, •t&'.uao. "such •tamotin.t of the, wDt^,,f3evoXop(^, by . ' fir^t party by >©Qi?0 of said propooed" puopipe pleji.t* .as may b^, nooosaary ' " to OKtineuiah ouoh obnflasra^^^ it being undorotoqd an^ .. . ouch emorgency supply shall be furnt^jhod by tho.firbt p^rty without ^oosi- - pbaaatlon? prpvided • furthori, ..that firot party a^roe^oi ,in the -ovent of tko • breaWns.doj^ of tho munloipal water,piant;>f ,f3Q0ond party, or my other ' aooidentiil oalgenpy other than oonna^ration* ouddonly calling upon oooond ' party to;'aupply. more water'-'^ itj^. -O^/plant .may;.bo oapable''0'f producing, -to••p0rsait;."oobbad.'party,i--io- sieW-suoh.eaorgendy,' tor'ia^e.^id uie^f^frWC', ' the wat<^r doyoloped by firot party by aeaiaa of said proposed.punigini; ; ,/ plant, an sinount of^ tmtor not (2£^«o6ding ouQh-ratab.ie j^rpportioh of tho ' supply of flrat party \thm /availablerby the; bperatiOn: of itd.plant tb fuXX capacity .00 xjbuXd o^ual tli<9 ratio T^ieh'the nortaal :o,6nauinption of water by said pity of Ooosnaidp and,it© inhabitsnts* oeaDon condidorod, hy the •roi^lar ofehateera or oubtomora .of firot party othor ihQn oQobnd'party, it tjeinj^ farther yaidorotobd cu5d a^ood that in,thb Wont of ouch esorgonoy, / firot party will furnish ^sfaid prppbrtional a^ply of water to second party ; - froo of eharso for tho firat ;four (4) houro, and ihat, during ouch timo5 • , tho supply of tJ-io aaiao. shall: oia^^ to not ieog 'th^/tixree himdred^ f^^ thpuaojid (350^000) gallons,, if the needa of the oity shall amount to ao much,, and thorooftord for a .ooBjpenacitlbn baoOd. ch of intereat, V. dopreolatlont taxea, coot of maintanoaoo cmd, operation^ and "all other • ' ' / • proi>or fiaotoro eatering into tho Coot .of oorviopi plu^^^ por .oont (lb}*) V;"- upon the tptalg :proTided further, ho^^'vorj t^ai; in no-^yont. ishaXl first ' party .bQ.obUeatod to cpntihuo/oaid'proportional 0uppXy:for a lonGor . period than tTOnty (SO); df^ys bG.^reaabt^ ;pf "any ono ©uch eaclgontay ao is herein provided for• and that a^ter ouch period of 20 daiys» the riSht bf oooond party to bo oUpplled T7lth wator by firot party ohall bp eg It wao' prior to th© hoppenine of euoh oxlgenoy, to-wit, a rlsht* for rdaaonabh :compoaoatlon9 to oay ourpXus of uatar Tjhlch firot party Gay have (nitiiin the masimua lliait bf two hundred minor' a inohea ao horoinboforo specified) over and above the amount noooosory to supply tho ncede of party of tho' first iwt for its uao or for oaoo bf pbnoumoro, othor then oooond party ff nithtlii oh it nay be uador cbntraot frba time to tine for sale Old dollvory of roter frca ito oaid pl^it and oyston Yjithin tho oon- finosj of the diotriot ohotrn on oaid ".2tethibit B", . ^ Xt ie furthor^o^reod that firot party will, Mthin three montho fVOBi the date hereof, oonsumpo tho oonotruction of oaid mter pipit ond oyotea^ and proaoouto tho conotruction .thereof# in good faith and with dilisenoQ, and tdthln one. yoar^ froa the date'hereof ^111 have at^d plint ih oporation, doliverins vrater by noano thorcpf at tho aoutherXy iinit of South. Ocean aid 05 provided, howeverthat if firat party is delayed . by oauQoa beyond ita control ouch ao otriUoe, litigation, and unforoaoon Gooidcnto* resobnabXo eKtensiona of the ono-yoar Ximitation for the eoapXetlon of the pXont Y7llX bo si-antod by ^^o party of tho oooond part, upon reQueat of the party of the first part* AH; inoh of i7ator,;T7lthln the neaninij of any .oaiprpDoion in thlct: '. agreezaont roXatinij to quantity of mtor, io undorotood to noon a flow of , one fiftieth (1/30) of a pubic foot of tjntor in ono (1) oooond of time. ' It lo further li^dorotood and Gfjnsod that tho povohGnto and re- atriotlono p::preooed lo thio a^roa-nent ohall a.xply io .and cjovorn. the ouoodQcoro in intorost ond aoolgno of the oaid portlOG reopootivoly, . in li&o sionnor oa thoy apply to said partlpo thcrjoolvGOs end ospeoially that any ubo or attoopt to uoe tho wator to bo pumped and dlvortod froB • the -.VQlloy.of;the:,aQn Xuid Jioy Mvor by tho party of the, firot .jiort, or ito oucooooors in intbroaty aa horoin. allouod, olobnhoro than within thb .gold diotriot .above dbocrlbod and delineated on oaid "iMiibit . Qholl^wori; a i^orfoiture of any oad all righto uhlph firot party may hdvp . acquired by virturo of .thlp-.aip?c^Qnt«. . • , ' • " : - • - IH,\7S'^L"23S.\ViiH^6:? tliip asrocnont hoQ boon ekeoutod in dupXicotee on bohoXf of tho firot pprty by ito Frooidcnt and 3ooretary, for thai :,purpooo disiy autHoriaod by regoXution of Ito Board of Mrpotpro, and on bohaXf of the ooppnd party, by tho i^rooident and l^o wXorl? of ito iloard - , of Truotoeo, for that pui^OQ.o dixXy authoriacd by rosoXutlon of ouoh boards and the oe^Xo of the oqiad portieo reopootlvoXy ETO.aXoo hereunto •affl:!:cd in pursuance'of the" roootutlone aforesaid.' • ' :iouth Cbaot X^ond Compcny By H,';?#soXXor vroaldont • And i?#H,^oXXo - Seerotary • • Oity: of Oeoonoldo, . By fiavld Horiolc, frooidont of-Board .of ^ruotoOD, Arid, H.DtBrodiP, Clerk of Board of ' 5'ruotooo. 6. COPY August 1, 1940 Carlsbad Mutual Water Company . - Carlsbad, California Gentlemen: '. ' ' ' With the assurance set out in your letter of July 29, I see no need for.a conference as suggested in your letter. The City Council has al-ways been iffilling aiid anxious to confer-with others on matters of general-concern affecting their mutual interests. However water and the right to its use is a "subject so highly technical from an engineering and legal aspect, that unless all are fully advised a conference , •on the subject seldom • serves a useful purpose . . - The City Council is not satisfied that_the permits isaued by the Water Commi ssi on to Pallbrooic,' Oceanside .and Carlsbad are just proper, or tha.t the Commission has author- ity, to enforce their terms. . The City of Oceanside"took this position when Fallbrook commenced to divert water from the San'Luis Rey River, and strengthened its' position at that time by a decree of the Superior Court" y/hich estab- lished the city's rights ''and permits injunctive relief should those rights be violated. The City Council has adopted this procedure as a matter of policy-for the protection of the city's rights to the use of .water in the San Luis Rey River as against all -other future diversions from the river. The city has no thought at this'time .of endeavoring to escape from the. terms of the agreement it entered into with .the South C.oast Land Company in 1913, but'is determined nbt to permit the terras of that, agreement to be violated, or water in excess of the amount provided.for in the agreement to be diverted. . . Yours very truly, LWC:D • V- . " ' ' .L". V/. Cottingham City Attorney . Botiox 4 ^ottin«h*m Ud««n«iid«, Oftlifo^nia Attantion; X.. V. CottinghAm UfiitX*sfAt ^# ft«hii9«X«dg» rii«tipt of ycur l#lt9r dttt«4 4ujlLy XT in vhleh you «tftt4id» "I h«T» b««ii dir^t«d b^r tlHi Olty OouROil of lh« Cit^' of dcMiiKids ta notify y«u th«t tftld oltj •ouhaiX bb4«oi« to yoar teXliut ^ny «ftt«r j»ui t^i thm SftA ifUli R«y Hiv^r in -riol&ti«n of th« t9»M vf th&t ecrtadii «er«Ment made biitw««n th* Ciiy of u«ttiai»idft nxid the eottt^ Coaftt lAod COt^ip««gr^ • ^X«ft»« bt «dvift«d that iv« DAT* S9t vioXa^d mm$ oi" th« i«ni» 6f that «artain aftr«a»ent nor de «• inteod to do ao In tha ftt.tura«^ Jir* l^ftiKdaa, City Clark of ooa«iiaida, «rftt« u« tt^4«r data of ^Xy aa augfaatiaft that aw diaauaa sait^Kft, WitK you ralativa to tr>a divarsioa af ««%ar fre« tha 3a« X^la May ai^ar ta akr j^rayiiaad CaXavar& IMui* Tharafara. tha aritar vauXd Xi^a to a^.ai with yoj at an a&rXy data ta diaaaaa tha mttar vith ytm fartha^« FXaato ailtiiar vrita lijt taXaj^ona, abating tha data and hour you viiX ba tv«lXAbXa«. Yaura vary truly j, i5y r 3.' P. Ifraaar, "ttaaatsar i> -, • •••_.-•'. : -• •i. 2-2'^^ .•'••••'22 '-^ Olty.of'Oooahoido'-, . y 'U.''-,'- •Ocomai'de,..:Cq'n.forala' •• -2 v>: v- ' . • • Attoiitl.i&ui- ./-John, 2<a?i4bov., 3ity C.Xerk- _ J'-' • - ..'.., ^, tottii/lQz:Mm2-'42,-' .'•'2^y\- - ."^'r^-'-'^' • • • • ' . .to aolihorjXedse^raobipt of ;your.Xotter dite^i . ' • ^uX^- 3^, X94Q,., cu^ tjiiX oCdUinic^to to..our bPrrd of. •: dirocGoro'-ai thpirvha^tV-ra^sul'ai: nisolila^, "the- <3ecioion ;, of .the city oouncll not to hold a GoPtlriG'ad 0U{3t<i^*t*2d. • oft'';ruiy.;i7t''10<iOV-f'or ;tho^i^r^/coo.^of .4ieo^ " CiiXuvorc^'tro^oot^. -V • , /•"'•. ; - • 'K ' "• "r "^hO writer oopo i^b/aood tP.,i?ieoi?aro G-bricf oa thO' , :dub-iJeot foi:,fiXi?a^-'Oi*tisVtho. pity oounpiX/hddovor, r/o .^fcol that.'^our- fcuGG'mion • to dlocuoo thoop mttoro s'ith 'tho'city attorripy ip tho pro|ier aoluiloh*' : .. •• •• • '• •• ,,• . . • /'' • . \ • T;p liispropiatP "your bontincat. .ao 'psEpreeoed-in tho Xeot i^ro^^raph of your Xettor-oveh thouch it lo your- • prtvato opiaioh. ahd 'aoburp yoi that odr only dooire io ;, to xiovu ptit -thcep ^jrobls^o. in 'a hnraptiipuo mnnoro . li'-'/ •'• 'i'-^^ '' '"" ' •••'=• •• v; •• • \4 / 'r. • ••; •' ^baie yory. truly-p . ^ ••' - ( •!3yv ' ,•• - :"* .4K>M ••5?raaa_r* Cf^iiotS^v rr . ^.2y'\-2 •'V • -. • l' A' ,- , . -' • .2.- . . • '..//.[.••• '/ '•• . •' •'. •jui/'-aa,'-:i040\'''"\'"' •.^'•^•-i'?.'.^^-' z-'/^/ ' '-/'yy •" , ' ^C^iriabad"nut^Q^X:A7ater••Co..^ .' . ,•..;-. ':•/'.- • • • Carlebdd,'paiif brnia. • ' • -. -.->••• . (. '4 . - ^ -J" ' ' AttentionsH. D- Fraoer,- Hg^r* " Gentlemens ... ; / /' .-"^ '24\, Your letter,dated,Jiily 17thi and addr^ ' :council-of Oceoiiolde wao read to the Oouncii'a'tVitia'rggu ^ • v' ; . V. - ; raeetins yesterday, evehincj, July 24th. - J^^^ .t , - • • . ^ : i; > AWhat'the;- papero had-to pay has. ohly a recote .ronembib,nce' .. to i^hat actually transpired'at the.abetins when; that certain y .:. action referred ,to -v^ao' taK^ Oity; Council* ; ^he. minatoo,- '• - 2--.-"'bf thp^iiiootirig'show aC-foilowBi ••: " ••• ; '. • ' "Attention wciq aXoo caXXed. ,tO- the;\propoSed 'diveroion . • - . • • pf vmtor frbia .this den Lui8''Hby^ Hiver fpr" storage-.by • /-" / . ^ the Cpriobad nutu6d..\;ator Coapan^ and itTOO ugroed. . . that atepB PhPuld .bV^ tiiken'at'brico-t^ provbni 'oubh / ' . . ,diverolPny; Accordingly, the aotlon wao made ^by . :• / : Councilman ^Jrltbch jond duly seconded by Oran. ^iigrim • ,V . that, the .pity Attorney advIoO'the officora of • t^e , . : • Carlsbad Mutual Uater .Qoapany'that. the City will ' ^ • •: -coknencp .iio:tidn in the, Courtb-^when cald Comp^^ 2 ,, .• - .". abtuailj.'be^ina ^or. prepareo for conotruction bf a ' -V ' " ' ; • • , " dam, fCr-"otbr£^ge . of water f r.om the Btan Lulo'.Hby .aivor» " ' ' • ' ~ . And ;.that th€i City: Attorney be directed to; inQtitute- ". . V • ' proceodine;© when it bPcoiaeo clear that.'^the oMd • - ^' . : - /, ' , CPapany inaibts on prpbeediTji^ with ouch a ..project. . - \^ ' • V.Thio^inotion'wab carried" by ;vote• . • .* • " • - JJaturaiiV* the\01tyt(iuhcli^^ the City Attorneys to tit-" guard the City'ihtereeits ac(d. w and while tha City . " OOuhcil hao no deoiro to interfere with any of the-Garlobdd . • ; • . Hutuain;Pter; ppapany i'igj^^ : '\ that miti^t worik to the dioadvantbee of oiir City.-:. ' ' r-hethcr a aaooting^ such aa you.oiiggoet wPuld hyvo any bene- - //• ' .-.- '^ v* ' ficial ropuite la B-qUeotlon.^ H^^ if you'^'deoircto do 90; you micht la^ ypur^plano ,.before: "the'Council by letter,, which no ' •; doubt'would obviate't^^tsUEientQ t3^at would not lead vto. any Aeoir- • '; able, roDulto. -Beycnd.'that, of. opuree, ypu can alwayb dlacubs • " •thepe liiatters -with VaryOlty Attoi-bey,'if;yoU •s'b deeire* ' - • ' " 'iisarlabad -Ka^tiial" Vat^'-'C o * • . :..4> ;• • • • a^H faalt. 1?* hjwra aiway# felt, .,th«4 the IntareaH af darX.a%K»d and tk* eity ef OaliaAaida are alfli«ret liteatiaal:^: «tnd w| ehottid ;wetV <oi»»i?4 elteey oo6paK»iipt i^»*lt** #a:^a*»*lwi 'f9t^ m. mv^^m ^mmmi'^/^ 09^ eartain:^- aJtlilerra.Jiet^M c^«^ rtaBate ,|>iafi aa twa eepar^ttiJ leoiiwttnA tie* 't#^ lait j^aiSip^^yp^ !• prifat* «>i>*ni^»^ *»d i^^t ijmXudaSft 4» th^ iiftatitaeueae givan mr itifiei^ I va» dlract#il to iin \iai|«sr, irtit;^ b#l^ete it ia the •eniiitiaat ff the Oi)«©lX^;fl^^ €i«y (fXirkyi Ooajuitfida "A July 17, X«4« 4arla^a4 iSiMttuaX Water CanpAny CafltlMikd, CaliiTbjmia ilaatlewiti:- " lUiXatiTe t» pr4HM»ft«d «c^truatli»a. by>oa. of a dua^ ^<nr ^iMt puri^eea af Xm^mMi^ wattrt f^ ^a <aa Jtei* aii^^^M i^ieh -te ifeif om yeu tJ^t 1 feava %**n di«eeta4'% tka «ity OfiMiiffiil of tha citjr ef 6##aiieida ta laatif^'yeu thikt iait tsity eentieiJ. efejeeta ta your taJtiti^ ^ny aater ih** of %f;^4^^ lul.i^ Hey Bit«?r i« rloX*tie» af tha teiiewa i^f ^ 1^ : a«riMuBe«^ IW^da hat«*en th« oliy of Oeeapaida aiatd HhM Sa^tli ceif t IiftaA Oe«pa»y de^d AUgua^ IS , 19X3, in and %e/^hlie)r said iMireMavt yeti are flU aueeeeeer in intereat ^ I ««^ farther direetik^ to tieUfy jreu 1^^ aaid City CoMBeiX hae 4i;^ete4 ae ie lurlac an aetien againat ^ou m WhAl^f ef t^ City of ueeaaaide* ahoftXd any %er^ >e eete-^ lAaaeed ¥jr yea h«rin« fo^r their swrj^eae iiw imi>ettJidii9« ef water te taken from th* San Lttla aey RiYer io viuXatien ef ihe tej^iw of eaid a^treaiBeiiV. Tcuya vary truXy, X*«< Vv aottinchaa City Atit^rJiey COPY ' ..May 17, 1940 Rofick & Cottingham Oceanside • . .California Attention: L. W. Cottingham Gentlemen: V.^e enclose- form letter dated May 3, 1940, addressed to the shareholders of the Carlsbad Mutual Water.Company which explains.in detail, the proposed plan for the construction" and operation,of a dam in Calavera Creek situated approxi- .mately three miles east of Carlsbad. Information requested by yoii, under date of May 9, 1940,. and,not covered in this form letter is as follows: 1. The points of,diversion are" from wells located within a rectangular area 350 feet by 370 feet, the most northerly corner of which is located South 42=30' West 1129.51 feet from •the center of Section 18 Township 11 South Range 4 West, S.B.B.M, 2. - If is proposed to store 600 acre feet of water annually • in the dam for use within-the district described and. delineated ' on Exhibit B referred -to and made a part of that certain agree- ment between the City of Oceanside and "South Coast Land Company, dated AuguQ.t 13; 1913, and recorded in Book .627, Page 245, • Records of 'San Diego. County. • 3. The axis of the d'am is situated South.81^56^ East' 2156.44.feet from the common section corner.marking sections 34,' 35, 2, and 3, all being in Township 11 South Range 4 West, S; B. B. M. •. . ... This is.a real water conservation measure and we certainly appreciate, the interest the City'Cpuncil has.In the project, ' ;. Yours very truly, CARLSBAD MUTUAL WATER, COMP.AHY . By: S. D;' Fraser, "Manager SDF:VE Enc. 1 COPY July 17, 1940- City Council . * ' Oceanside^j^^ • Californial ' • 1 Gentlemen i" ^ '.' ' . • •' - At the regular meeting', of our Board of - Directors, held-on- . • July 16, 1940, a newspaper article which appeared in the Oaean-- side Daily Blade Tribune under date of. Thursday, . July 11., 1940, came up for discussion. This" particular. i"tem we quote as" follows: ' • WARljim ON V/ATER . The Council instructed City Att.prney Cottingham to notify the Carisbad Mutual Water Co. that it must *" abide by its- agreement with the city under "date bf March 13, .1913, or that legal action would' be taken. • The agreement specif ies. that Carlsbad Mutual . ." ' .'.is entitled to draw 200 miner inches-of water from the river per day. Announcement has been made that the Carlsbad Mutual intends' to construct a large dam. To fill the dam it is construed that more than 200 miner inches per day would be required, which ,would de- preciate the supply of water in the river necessary for Oceanside;'3 needs. . . ' It is very apparent, if the article construed the action of the council correctly, that there is a definite lack of under- standing of what, the Calavera Project is, what we propose todo, ho"w it shall operate, and what constitutes our water rights. 'bur boardi"therefore, felt that a meeting should be ar- ranged between-the City Council and-our company at which we • could sit around the table and discuss the entire problem and explain-in detail, any phase-that is not definitely understood by your body. * • . ' • ' We 'therefore,: request thaf you set a date, time, and place., of meeting "so that our board can have the pleasure of meeting with you. . Yours very truly, • CARLSBAD MUTUAL WATER COMPAHY By:- . S. D. Praserj Manager- SDP:HK : • May 9, 1940 Ga^lebed Mutual Water Co., carlabad, California G«ntlem«n.5 I have been directed by-the City Couaeil of the City of Ocaaneide to request information from ycu concerrii-ng a diveraion of water it is ruaiored your company is conteia-^ jilatlng t^p flteke from the San Luis Rey Riv,cr. The rumor reaching the City Council i« that you are planning to divert water from tJaa Sar? Luis Key Rive?r and injiJound the Baii»e..^iftind a deA which is prepcaed to ^e erected okt of the uretershsd of the 0an Luia Key Eiver artd eaat of the bcunda*y ef your dlBtrlci as defined in that certain agrcelsent «Ade between the-Oity of Oceaneide'-aiid ;'the South Coaet ^and CfoB»P*ny on August 13, 1913. I will appreciate information oa the following! 1* "The proposed point of divereiort on the San Luis Ray River, 2. The amount prcpoBed to be diverted each year 4. The legal description cf the point, to which said water la proposed to be conveyed. thanking yoti for eja. early reply, 1 SM, Youra very truly. City Attorney LWCtD Carlshad Mutual Water Company Carlshad, California May 3, 1940 RETURN RESOLUTION FORM PRIOR TO JUNE 1, 1940 Dear Sliarolioldor: Your Board of Directors nre submilting for con.sidonit.ion a report on the Calnvora Project which slunild tio given npprovjil nt the earliest pos.sihle date in order to PUKSERVK THE WA'I'EIi KIOIITS of Ihe Coinpan.v, .and AS.STJUE AN ADEQUATE STJPPIA' OF WATEU DURIXCt THE PERIODS OF PEAK DEMAND. The i>roiiosed Dam will t>e .built to elevation 227- feet U.S:G.S. datum, with spillway at elevation '42^ feet to iniponnd 600 acre feet of water inelnding storage created by excavalion from the borrow pit. The Dam will rise about GO feet above the bed of Calavem Creek. . ' • • . Tins BOARD HAS COMMPPTED THESIRELVES TO AN EXPENDITURE OF $100,000 OF WHICH $30,000 WILL BE FOR PIPELINE PURPOSES AND $70,000 FOR THB CONSTRUCTION OF THE DAM" AND APPUR- TENANCF.S TIIERETO. ' TIIERE IS A DEFINITE LACK OF .STORAGE FACILITIES and this solution appears to be tbe uiost economical melliod of solving tlie problem. Your Board, being familiar with nil phases of wiiter development in this territory, would consider it a breach of duty not to take steps immediately to .secure our water supply. FINANCING Formal application has been made to tiie Berkeley Bank for Cooperatives for n loan in the amount of $100,000 to construct Calavera Dam and Pii>olinc, subject to the consent of the shareholders of your Company. This loan will have to be secured by A-ssets of your Compan.v. WE WERE FORTUNATE. IN OBTAINING AN INTEREST RATE OF 4% PER ANNUM, which the Board feols is a very favorable rate. It is proposed to obtain, the loan on a 15 year basis, reserving, however, the option to pay. off any portion or all of the loan at any time, without penalty. On a 15 year basi.? the annual principal payment each ye:ir would amount to $6,GGG or $3.:S3 per share. The interest also woukl bo paid by iissessment of tin: Capital .Stock. TIio highest interest charge would lie the first year, or 4% of $100,000 would be $4,000 which applie<l against 2,000 shares of Capital Stock would maite' the assessment $2.00 iwr share. This figure would decline each year as princiiiai payments were made on tho outstanding indebtedness. .t • • ', Tire BOARD WERE UNANIMOUS IN THE OPINION THAT STORAGE FACILITIES WERE NEEDED for the present stockholders and agreed that: First; there would be no increase of Capital Stock of the Cori>oration. Second; no change in the district boundaries. Third; that there would he no change in the By-LawH. Fourth; that the Company would not amend its Articles of Incorporation. : I!i;iLDIN<; A DA.\I KOi;. SEASONAL STOitAGE IS NO NEW IDKA and bus been u«(-d for vear.';, nnt nu\y - • in S<nilhcrn California, but thri>nghont tlic world in order to make iiroyisions for their peak demand load which occurs during the 'summer nionlhs. Particnlariy .in Southern California, this methwl of slorage is a proven and an accepted plan. In fact, in .Sjiii Diego (Jounly the foiiowing communities receive all Iheir water supply through existing Dams: San Diego. Natimia! Citv. La .Tolla. Dei Mar. lOncinitas, Rancho Santa Fe. Vista, and Escimdido. Outside of San Diego County the project.s are too numerous'to meiition and the success of this method is beyonit attack. The water supply coming from storage reservoirs, or in fact any other source, is subject to llie control of iwo departments: 1—The County Board of Health: 2—The Bureau of Siinitary Engineering. Stale of California, Iccat-.^d at Berkeley, California. Quality of water and methods of handling must be referred to the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering, who. if re(|uirements arc met, will certify water as b(?ing .safe for 'human consumption. Further in oi>erating a project 'such-as this, Ihe Control Tower is so-arranged' that only surface water' wliicli has been ihor- onghly purified by the sun is • taken into the di.stribntion system for- consumer use. .-Vs a precaution, however, the Company will design and .CONSTRUCT A JIODEUN CHLORINATION PLANT which will be a guai-anree to the consumers that the water they receive from this source WILL iiE FREE FROM ANY" C0NTA:I11NATION DETRIMENTAL TO THE HEALTH OF THE COMMUNITY. . , , PROrOSED OrEK.ATION OF CALAVERA It is proposed ro allow tlie water level in the Dam lo recede in' the fall prior to ilie rainy .scasnn in ordi^r that winter run-off can tie impounded. After the rainy season it is-i»ropo'sc<l to supply any deficit by pumpiiifi waiei- from wells in the San Luis Rey River and recharging Calavera .storage. This would be aceompli.shed during lln; months of March and April, just prior to summer demands for wat(;r in large fiuantities. At: this .season of the year THE AVATER TABLE OF THE SAN LUIS KEY BASIN. IS HIGH anil would practically offset the lift between tho Carlsbad distribution system and lhe Calavera Dam. WINTER PUMPING IS ADVANTAGEOUS in a number of wa.vs and particularly due to the fact, thai: tlu^ Company's pumping-would 'occur during l.lie monlhs wlieu no other nser.s on the Riv^r would lie making deiuiMuls on the supply. Secondly, IT IS CHEAPER TO I'KOKUCL} WATEU DUUIN<.: THIO WINTER, due ro a higher water table, than at any other sea'son in the year. -. ' All export water is governed entirely by the elevalion of the water table in the valley, as in no case should tho water he allowed to recede in the basin lo a point where there might l)e danger of infiltralinn of .s-ilt waltn- from the ocean. In fact. State Permits issued to Oc(;anside and CarLsbad provide that: '•If diversions l)y permittee under A|»pliciition S2(>o at any time reduce static waier i.-iblt; at wells oC permittee to less than len (10) feet aiiove mean .sea level, perinittee shall' cease operations under this permit unle'ss the static water table sbjill be at least ten (10) feet above mean 'sen level at lhe lowest point along some cross section of the alluvial-bottoms between pormil toe's pumjis and the o<:-ean'." "With the Calavera Project in operation and a full suiiply of walvr (o .start any season availalile it would bo the logical solution to a dependable supply for eacli season, regardless of the conditions in tlie River Basin. Furthermore, it would be a water conservation measure which everyone sliould favor. S(Hithern California users in the future will be reipiired to ctmserve all tho watisr possible. It is estimated that ;13 V?.% OF THE ANNUAL DIOLIVERHCS WILL BE SUPPLIED TIHi("tUGH CALA- ^ VERA RESERVOIR, and that the cost of pumping (his watcM', when necessary, will amount to .i/jC per H«) cnliic J feer, or approximately $:;.18 por acre foot. The elevation of the water level at Calavera Dam will be 22\ feet. HALF OF Tiri<:] LAND SERVED BY YOUR COMPANY LIES BELOW ELEVATION'ISO and it-can-.readily be seen that all land lyhig Westerly of Highland Street could be handled by gravity.froin Calavera Dam. should tlie occasion demand it. .'• <- ' • 1 • . • With the constructhm of the Calavera Project, il. shon]<l elindnate Ihe reoccurrence of . the. water shortage that we experienced last Sepremiier. .AN'hile.it was jiossilde during this period for some of tlie us(;rs at the lower elevations to get a continuous supply, tbe^consnmer.s.at tlie higher elevations experienced considerable difficulty and were inconvenienced iu no small way Iiy the lack of water. Under the present distribution ^ plan, we are parlicular!.v vulnerable from several sources: First: Failure of power. . , , ....... Second: Failure of transmission facilit T'liird; Failure of slorage facilities. . . ; ,- • . ' Probably very few shareholders are conversant witli Ihe situation from the, storage angle. THE PRESENT STORAGE FACILITIES, amounting to '12 aci-(; feet, REPitESENT ONLY A-TWO DAYS SUPPLY of water, -a condition which is extremely dangerous from an oiwratiou .staiKlpoint, It was only 'I)y proper control at'No. \ Reservoir that any supply of water was maintained at all during tlie Seplemlier hot spell, and this 'supply only totaled about One Million gallons which we liold in slorage at. our No. 1 Reservoir for'eniei'gency use. CONSTRUCTION PROGRiVlM - . . < Contingent on tbe consent of the majority of the snb.scribed .shares, your Board will let One general contract for the construction of an Earth Fill Dam with concrete control tower, spillway, and outlet jiipe. There will be a great deal of money si>ent for local labor on the i)roject. as in addition lo the Dam itself, the Company will , .undertake the fencing of tlie property, clearing brush, construction of a chlorination plant, pijMiline, pumping plant. and other facilities and apimrtenances thereto, ALL liEING INCLU'DED IN THE $100,000 EXPEXDITURIO YOU ARE 1!EQUESTED TO APPROVE. Probably you are not conversant witb the cost of our present distribution reservoirs, therefore we wish to inform you that the investment is $G2,000 and stores 22 Acre Feet. Calavera Project will impound COO Acre Feet at a cost of $100,000. Comparing the two, CALAVERA WILL HOLD 28 TIMES AS MUCH FOR .$.'18,000 ADDITIOXAL EXPENDITURE. SUMMARY For convenient analysis we are briefly outlining tlie governing factors applicable to the project: 1— Xo increase in capital stock. 2— Article's of Iiicoriioration will remain tlie same. .1—Xo'change in disirict boundaries. 4— Project liinitwl to .$100,000 expenditures. ... 5— Loan to bo repaid over a l~t year period. | 0—Principal and interest to be' paid by assessinent. . . . . 7—Company will nhderfake construction of pipeline and aplinrtenant woi'k in addition to preliminary work ou the Dam. S—Present storage facilitie's are inadequate. 9— Interest rate is 4%. . . . • .. . • 10— Calavera Project the most economical solution of our storage problem. ' ' " 11— Project necessary to' insure adiHinalc supply for present stockholders. ' CONCLUSION Your approval as a sliareholder is equivalent to a vote of confidence In your' Board of Directors as the PR6.TECT IS XOW NECESSARY AND ESSENTIAL TO THE PROGRESS OF TFIE COMAIUNITY. We NOW RECOMMEND THAT YOU SIGN THE ENCLOSED RESOLUTION AUTJIORIZING A LOAN IN THE AMOUNT OF $100,000 WITH THK llERKELEY BANK FOR COOPERATIVES. I Please do this at your earliest convenience for if it is the will of the majority of sharehohhns, it will be to our advantage to begin this' work-early in fhe suinilier''so we do not have to (r'onleml with winter floods, thereby getting a more favorable bid. • • • . . AVE THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUIi VOTE OF CONFIDENCE and wish to assure yon that we are continually looking after your interest as a shareholder and WOULD NOT MAKE A RECO.MMEXDATION FOR AN EXPENDPl'URE SUCH AS THIS, UNLESS WE KELT IT ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY FOR YOUR BENEFIT TO PROVIDE SEASONAL STORAGE. ' . . - " - Yours very truly, • • . CARLSBAD MUTUAL AVATEU COAIPANY W. T. Hart, President H. Kres'smann .T. L. D .Queen / . . . ^ E. C. Pediey .7. Thcisinger. Secretary Page 2 St' Pallbrook, through their lautual organization. The rallbroolfe i>ubli« Utility Dlfltriot. The old Fftllbrook Irrlgatloa Difltrlot hae abaorhed hy the Utility Olstrlot, irtiioh also furniahea domesti© water pum^afl. from the Santa liargaritR River, The four isain dan eitea, haaed on U. 3. Kngineem* study, showed the following oharaoterletios: XADBA DJUg aXTS! (Nigger Canyon) Kconoraio Hfttlo 1 to l.o;? Iji" average rainfall 5 ft- IJ^rai-Joration 12700 Ae. ft. ayerage aniiual run-off 57000 of a. peak flood flow reduced to 1500O of a. at spillway bOOO ae> ft. annual gafe yield for Irrl^tion if9QCK3 ^ ^ storage for conservation 10000 » « » « silt §7600 H « » n flood control BETO « " " Total 1620 aerea area of reservoir 170• heigh* of dam $1,900,000.00 eatlraated cost (concrete structure) ? 600,000.00 * •* for distribution pipe (based on 19 tidies of concrete Plp6, gravity line, to Had Mountain for i^ullhrook use; |125,000.00 Total annual charge il?0,000.00 Annual benefits froa Conservation (6000 ao. ft. at §?0.00) Sfli,500.00 Annual henoflta, flood control (If water he valued at I3O.OO oer Ac. ft. the eeonosiie ratio beeomes 1 to It) TSMECmL*. CANYON 3XTE KoonomiC Batio 1 to O.7S 90,000.00 ac. ft. storage for flood control 35,000.00 f •» « » conservation is! 000.00 * ^ « »» silt •m5,63i3V(S6 " « « H Total 125 feet hel^t of daa 5000 acres area of reservoir $1,250,000. estimated cont of rit^t of way ^ 1.950,000. ^ "of structure ^^'/m^m. " - ^otai _ ^ (For 030.00 m tcr, econonac ratio 1 to 1.1) Pago 3 FAI4LBHOOK. BfaU. • • Koohoialo Ratio 1, 0.3^ ; . 93»500i ad. ft. atorage for flood oontroX 27^500. . " w ' ». " consGrvatlon go. OOP. A - »\ . . f silt l?lood paok out to 6OOO cfo. " , - ' * HoO foot, .hol^t of dan. - . • 35,300,000. ootitoted ooflt" '. " • • (For.(;,30.0O i-?Gtar, ooonomlo ratio I to 0.56). DE un SILTS' .. KoonomlO KatlO 1 to O.3I, ThlQ .is t]iiQ only oito whoro an earth filled otnlotxjro pao plcnnod. ; \^ 2 , ^tom^Q^—^Ejaj3Q-as l^'anibroolc 197-foot/holght of daa (5,500,000 Ou. ydQ.) C7»Q0Ojt000:eBtitmtoa ooot; " -. • . ' (For. 030.00 wator, ooonomlo ratio 1 to O.to) 12,000 ao. ft. is ostlcEitsd to bo tho not oafo annual - • yield on a lon^ tlno avora^O. Tl4o roquirca m:tLmum . -'^ otprag.o capacity, • Colohcl l^utnrin called attention to tho danaop of flood 0^ Caiap J>endloton if 15,C^6 efs. io allonod to oj>ill at PauTm Gito. . ^ . • • ' . -• Llout. Harria stated tlKit Cmp i*ondloton trould uitimatoly need 3;000,000 i^llohQ per day. TMo Is ocrw^VGlent to 3360 AC- ft.- per-year or a oontlnuoua flew Of nearly 5 Bocond foot (^..6^i-) . 5?hl0 Is f03* doaestlG-uso only and any irrici:i.tion is in ndoition/.-- , . .- ^ Pats© h Addonda hy li. n. 1-Iali 'i ' " - ' • . * It cannot holp hut ho .noted tet La Hue?a figureo unduly favor the Pa.uba .Dam ^ito, oapccially aa to flood control., 15,000 of p. spill at thlG dam bopocsQC of dah(5orouo olao/hoforo it reaohoo Caop 3?endlcton- ; For oom0 imotatOd'ycAOon La Rue rociuirod tho lower da-ns. to roduoo the poak- to 6000 Of-o. which'JirphalJly uould do littlo- if ahy hara to. tho pjiannel hciow. . • , - • ^ ' , La BUO'Q aflOupption that any wator ia availahla for ex|?ort from thi0;watorEiiiod io.opcn tp dlo^uusipn. H£»wovor t^o boonoialc foaoimi^ of Vail ,Op;. •Dayinc for ^..iboj^. of. tho wator conoorvation featurqa lo also dout)tful. Ecohoolcaiiy tho ijtudy, ao dltsclosod ; by La Huo lavfaT from conplotioh- Flood control hanG^ita of Only . 0S5OO por yoar Deom inoonoiatent with th^ aovclo^EK^nta at Qaap : Fendleton". ©ic doalro and o.hillty of tho llavy to mko tliolr narlno" haac safb and usahlo aooni ^6 liavo hooa l^ft out. bf i^Q ociuationo 00 farj and ar© pc^^^PO "tlio' larsss'^J factor. . ' ; La Ruo oomputed l>ic. cootsj on masonry and conorote Dtruoturoa -at all sitoa, oxoept DcLus, and oven thoro he inoludod a rook out-^ " off wall. With tho rooent inprovononts In Hothodo of building.earth fill damoi it may;.bo lamt thoso opot flGuroe oould bo nodlflod. It lo no tod that, tiio l^oe's.darrled nowo on J&opotfiber 31 of the Kavy dopooiting .0'^,120,in tho FoaGral Coiirt at Dan Diego aa a flT3t qtop in o6ndci5ninG 1^6^0 aoroo of tiio Santa tlir^arlt^ Rancho. ^Thia Is only &33«^0 i^or eorCs.