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LOCATION- KELSO MO. 19 NOTICE OF APPROPRIATION OF WATER BY- EDWARD BLEWETT DAIS- AUGUST 1, 1916. RECOREED AUG. 11,1916, BOOK JF, PAGE 109 OF WATER RECORDS- SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY AMOUNT 25 INCHES ASCRIPTION t The underfilled ini ends to claim and does claim 2$ miners inches under 4 inch pressure in this well in what was formerly known as the Kelso Mining District in San Bernardino County. Said water to be diverted at the well where thie notice is posted^ for purpose of mining and in any manner found necessary and for domeetic and camp purposes and ie to be used at the adjacent mining property. Said water is to be diverted by means of pump and pipe.
