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BY: C.FLABDERS J,S*HUIfIIGTOI LOCATION - JERICHO - HO* 1 IOTICE OF APPROPRIATION OF WATER DATE; APRIL 19, 1900 RECORDED: APRIL 20,1900,BOOK 17* PAGE 296 of DEEDS, JUAB COUHTY. AMOUNT: ALL BESCRIPTIGSf Notice is hereby given that the undersigned does hereby locate and all the water that falls naturally into this Gulch being the Gulch of Springe generally known as the Riley or Boone Springe. This water is claimed by the undersigned for irrigation purpose and it ie the intention of those locators for the purpose aforesaid to bring all the springs together by ditches or pipes and to conduct them onto the land to be cultivated*
