Little Cottonwood Water Co. v. Kimball

In 1925 appellant Kimball made an application to the state engineer, under Laws Utah 1919, c. 67, § 42, to appropriate ten second feet of water from Little Cottonwood creek, a natural stream of water in Salt Lake county, and a further application, under Laws Utah 1919, c. 67, § 9, as amended by Laws Utah 1921, c. 72, for permission to turn ten second feet of water which he proposed to bring from Utah Lake into the channel of Little Cottonwood creek and to divert an equal quantity of water from the channel at a point above. For convenience, the applications are designated “the application to…