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Inventory of the William Hammond Hall Papers, 1878-1907

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Inventory of the William 91-07-04, 91-06-10 1 Hammond Hall Papers, 1878-1907 Inventory of the William Hammond Hall Papers, 1878-1907

Inventory: 91-07-04, 91-06-10

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Descriptive Summary Title: William Hammond Hall Papers, Date (inclusive): 1878-1907 Inventory: 91-07-04, 91-06-10 Creator: Hall, William Hammond Extent: see Arrangement and Description Repository: California State Archives Sacramento, California Language: English. Publication Rights For permission to reproduce or publish, please contact the California State Archives. Permission for reproduction or publication is given on behalf of the California State Archives as the owner of the physical items. The researcher assumes all responsibility for possible infringement which may arise from reproduction or publication of materials from the California State Archives collections. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], William Hammond Hall Papers, 91-07-04, 91-06-10, California State Archives. Introduction The William Hammond Hall Papers described in this inventory cover the years 1878 to 1907. Although Hall only served as State Engineer until 1889, some maps and miscellaneous papers date up to 1907 due to the fact that this record group was housed as documents still in use with the Department of Water Resources (DWR) until 1991. The William Hammond Hall Papers came to the California State Archives throughout 1991. Joseph P. Samora, Archivist II, coordinated the transfer of these records. Not only did this include working with DWR to negotiate the transfer of the majority of the records, but Mr. Samora also had to obtain miscellaneous field books from a private law firm and the State Lands Commission to whom DWR had loaned materials for litigation purposes. Mr. Samora began the processing of the collection as he was working to bring it together to be housed at the Archives. This included comparing the collection against two lists provided by DWR, one for the field books and the other for the maps. The final processing, including preparation of this inventory and arrangement of the miscellaneous papers subgroup was conducted by Jenan Shabbas, graduate student volunteer, in 1996.

Inventory of the William 91-07-04, 91-06-10 2 Hammond Hall Papers, 1878-1907 J. Michael McKown, Senior Boundary Determination Officer for the State Lands Commission, stated that the William Hammond Hall Papers are the most comprehensive historical account of water supply, irrigation and natural waterways in California in the 1880s. They provide valuable evidence... to determine the historic locations of the State's waterways, information critical to defining the nature and extent of the State's sovereign ownership interests in and along these waterways. In the absence of reliable survey data such as these records, thousands of dollars must be expended for soils analysis, vegetation studies and other research to establish historic conditions. 1 The entire record group is open for research without restrictions under the conditions of the California State Archives' access policies. However, many of the maps, field books, and miscellaneous papers are extremely fragile, and, where possible, use copies may be made available to researchers to avoid wear and tear on the original records. At the discretion of the reference archivist, records may be copied for scholarly or personal research. Researchers are responsible for obtaining copyright permission to use material in publication. The suggested citation to these records is State Engineer--William Hammond Hall Papers. AC 91-07-04 [or AC 91-06-10 if using the Miscellaneous Papers subgroup]. California State Archives. Footnote: 1 J. Michael McKown, letter to Joseph P. Samora, 13 December 1991, California State Archives, Sacamento, California. Agency History William Hammond Hall served as California's first State Engineer from 1878 to 1889. During those years, Hall surveyed and reported on the state's water resources, both calling attention to problems and recommending solutions. Hall's examinations still serve as the most extensive study of California's water systems to date, the scale of which, considering the fiscal situation of California's state government, is likely never to be matched. Hall was born in Hagerstown, Maryland on 12 February 1846. In 1853 Hall's parents, John Buchanan and Anna Maria Hall, brought the family to California where Hall was educated in private academies from 1858 to 1865. His parents' plans for him to attend West Point Military Academy were abandoned due to the Civil War, and shortly after the war he began his engineering career by serving as a computer and draughtsman in the office of Colonel R.S. Williamson of the U.S. Engineer Corps. In this position, Hall's first field assignment was as an assistant in the barometric measuring of snow-clad peaks in Oregon. After returning from Oregon, Hall worked as a rodman and then a surveyor under the U.S. Board of Engineers for the Pacific Coast. This agency was working on topographic surveys to determine how harbors should be fortified, a charge which took Hall from San Diego Harbor to Neah Bay, then the most southern and northern harbors on the Pacific Coast of the U.S. While working for the Board of Engineers, Hall also gained experience in studying river systems by surveying the rapids of the Willamette and Columbia Rivers in order to improve navigation of these important waterways. 1 Upon returning to California, Hall did hydrographic work for the harbors in San Diego and San Francisco then directed the topographic contouring of the San Francisco peninsula, focusing especially on the Presidio area and Point Lobos. In 1870 the first Board of Park Commissioners of San Francisco awarded Hall the contract for a topographic survey of the Golden Gate Reservation. That year Hall also married Emma Kate Fitzhugh with whom he would later have three daughters. Following his work for the Park Commissioners, Hall was appointed the Engineer and Superintendent of Parks in San Francisco. He served in this position, planning and improving Golden Gate Park, until 1876. 2 From 1876 to 1878 Hall worked for the Nevada Bank (which later became the Bank of California) where he was in charge of extensive land and water properties owned by the bank in the San Joaquin Valley. Here he gained his first extensive knowledge of irrigation works, the documentation of which would soon become his greatest achievement. 3 In 1878 Governor William Irwin appointed Hall to the newly created post of State Engineer. There Hall was re-appointed four times until his resignation in February 1889. Two major causes motivated the California Legislature to create the position of State Engineer. One was the long and devastating drought that had virtually destroyed the cattle industry in Southern California and drove countless small and marginal farmers off their land due to lack of adequate irrigation. Additionally, floods in Northern California were wreaking havoc, frequently resulting from improper drainage and a lack of adequate flood control measures. The Legislature of 1878 charged the State Engineer with investigating the problems of irrigation, the condition of drainage lines, and the improvement of river navigation. At the same time, the Legislature appropriated $100,000 for the position. 4 There existed two views of what the State Engineer was to accomplish. One, held by those who voted for the creation of the office simply to placate agitators, wanted no radical changes and viewed the position as needing and having little power and even less funding. The other side, believing that any action taken by the State needed to be based on solid investigations of California's water resources, viewed the State Engineer's position as the means of gaining the necessary knowledge on which to formulate policy. This group of legislators felt their role was to act on the recommendations of the State Engineer. 5

Inventory of the William 91-07-04, 91-06-10 3 Hammond Hall Papers, 1878-1907 Hall's first action as State Engineer was to send out parties to investigate various rivers and the lands surrounding them. These parties, led by assistant engineers whose names would eventually gain fame in their own right (Grunsky, Boschke, Schuyler, and Mendell to name a few), continued throughout Hall's tenure to supply the State with vital information regarding California's water resources. Their studies served as the raw data and observations behind Hall's reports to the Legislature. 6 Hall's suggestions to the Legislature focused on his opinion that the State must take it upon itself to regulate California's water resources. Hall felt that the Legislature should first survey the extent and nature of existing water rights and then take on the role of issuing water privileges. He recommended that the lawmakers and the courts carefully study and provide for a solution to the problems presented by the competing interests of riparian proprietors and appropriators. During his tenure as State Engineer, Hall supported the organization of irrigation districts as the best means of financing and regulating irrigation works. Hall's reports to the Legislature all included brief histories of California's water system, for he felt that only through understanding how the state's systems came into being could lawmakers intelligently plan for the future. The nucleus of Hall's recommendations came down to planning. He advocated that the State should selectively apportion water based on comprehensive technical observations carried out over years of study, a long but necessary time period due to the lack of adequate documentation of water usage up to that time. 7 By 1881 Hall and his assistants had conducted massive amounts of research, which were used not only to make recommendations for action to the Legislature but also would later go into the publication of Hall's landmark work on irrigation. In 1881 Hall asked the Legislature for $50,000 to complete his research. The Legislature gave him $20,000, an insufficient amount which forced Hall to continue his research by paying for much of it out of his own pocket. By the end of 1882 Hall was under attack by members of the Legislature and the press, a matter which he attributed to his stance against the Drainage Act of 1880. Somehow, despite his adversaries' efforts Hall managed to garner enough funding to produce and publish two volumes of his work on irrigation. Then in 1889 the Legislature voted to abolish the office of State Engineer and instead make the State Mineralogist the ex-officio State Engineer for the next two years. With his position abolished, Hall offered to stay on as an unpaid consultant in order to collect the final data for the rest of his irrigation study, needing only $6,000 for staff and expenses. He was denied, however, and the labor which he had put into the final two volumes of his work went to waste. 8 In 1906 the office of State Engineer was re-established and a year later the Department of Engineering created. Although this agency did resume Hall's labors, the time lapse was too great to be overcome. The department asserted, in 1914, that to discontinue the State Engineering Department and its labors at a time when... it was getting on its feet was a blunder little short of a crime. Their report went on to declare that the Legislature's actions of 1889 had cost the State valuable time in putting together and implementing a workable water policy. 9 In the end, Hall and the position of State Engineer fell victim to the bureaucracy of government and politics. Hall, in advocating sweeping changes in the State's policies regarding water rights and appropriation, made instant adversaries of some of the most powerful individuals and organizations in California, those in control of the water who had secured the favors of countless members of the Legislature. Hall was a man of strong beliefs. As Charles Korr explains, He looked at the entire water problem with the view of a man completely convinced of the absolute wisdom of his plans. Unfortunately, Hall, refusing to compromise on what he felt was a correct opinion based on sound research, was destined to failure when attacking and being attacked by those who wished to maintain the status quo, especially considering his lack of political background and knowledge. 10 Hall did go on, however, to develop a prosperous career despite his disappointment with the California Legislature. Only a month after he resigned his post as State Engineer in 1889, Hall was appointed to the State Examining Commission on Rivers and Harbors, from which he soon resigned, and served as Supervising Engineer on the U.S. Geological Survey to investigate irrigation. From 1890 to 1896 Hall worked in private practice as a civil engineer, in charge of irrigation and water supply work in Southern and Central California and in Washington. From 1890 to 1891 he also worked as consulting engineer to the Northern Pacific Railway. Then in 1896 Hall left California to work in Europe and South Africa, where he spent the next three years constructing a plant to supply water to the mines around Johannesburg, consulting on irrigation and water works in London, and reporting to the Russian Minister of Agriculture on irrigation and canal projects in the transcaucus and central Asia. Hall returned to California in 1900 where he managed properties for investment and development, acquiring land in the Lake Eleanor and Cherry Creek watersheds which later were selected as water supply areas for San Francisco. Hall died at the age of 88 in San Francisco in October 1934. 11 As Charles Korr explains, if the State Engineer were to be judged by the number of irrigation works constructed under his administration, Hall would be deemed a failure, for during his tenure the State began little in the way of actual construction. However, what Hall did leave to California is impossible to measure. His emphasis on planning based on thorough technical observations would serve as a rule of thumb for those who would later build upon Hall's beginnings and construct the State's revolutionary water systems. These engineers of the 20th century followed Hall's lead in looking at California's

Inventory of the William 91-07-04, 91-06-10 4 Hammond Hall Papers, 1878-1907 water and irrigation problem not only from its technical aspects but also in its social and political contexts, which had always been, and remain, strong forces in planning any water resources management policies in California. The suggestions put forward by the State Engineer in 1907 and 1927 are almost identical to Hall's recommendations of 1880. Later when Edward Hyatt, the father of the Central Valley Project, began his work in the 1930s, his ideas were strongly reminiscent of Hall's report made to the Board of Directors of the Central Valley Irrigation District decades earlier, in which he envisioned a system of canals for the San Joaquin Valley that would provide drainage and a water supply. Finally, not to be negated, are the priceless maps left as part of Hall's legacy, maps which today tell us much not only about the water systems of California in the past but also about how our present systems came into being. 12 When in 1889 Hall lamented that there had been no move made to plan for irrigation in California, he attributed the inaction to being simply for the reason that there is a lack of knowledge of what can be done and a lack of organization and capital to carry it out. 13 Today, Hall would be proud to know that, although he could do little to instigate organization or garner funding, he is now pointed to as the forerunner in helping California gain the knowledge it needed to begin planning for water policy. A knowledge and planning that have saved California's water resources from serious jeopardy in the past and will continue to do well into the future. Footnotes: 1 Franklin Harper, editor, Who's Who on the Pacific Coast (Los Angeles: Harper Publishing Company, 1913), 243-44; Press Reference Library (Western Edition), Notables of the West (New York: International News Service, 1913), 421. 2 Harper, Who's Who, 243-44; Press Reference Library, 421; San Francisco Chronicle, 17 October 1934, 13:5. 3 Harper, Who's Who, 243-44; Press Reference Library, 421. 4 Charles P. Korr, William Hammond Hall: The Failure of Attempts at State Water Planning in California, 1878-1888 Southern California Quarterly 45 (December 1963): 307; Elsey Hurt, California State Government: An Outline of its Administrative Organization from 1850 to 1936, vol. 1 (Berkeley: Bureau of Public Administration of the University of California, 1936 and 1939), 219-20. 5 Korr, William Hammond Hall, 307. 6 Korr, William Hammond Hall, 308. 7 Korr, William Hammond Hall, 308-11. 8 Korr, William Hammond Hall, 311-14; Hurt, California State Government, vol. 1, 219-20. 9 Korr, William Hammond Hall, 311-14; Hurt, California State Government, vol. 1, 219-20. 10 Korr, William Hammond Hall, 315-17. 11 Harper, Who's Who, 243-44; Press Reference Library, 421; San Francisco Chronicle, 17 October 1934, 13:5. 12 Korr, William Hammond Hall, 314-18; William Kahrl, editor, The California Water Atlas (Sacramento: State of California, 1978 and 1979), 90. 13 William Hammond Hall, Irrigation in California National Geographic Magazine 1 (1889): 290. Contents Although William Hammond Hall served as State Engineer only until 1889, the Hall Papers cover the years 1878 to 1907 because the records were housed until 1991 as documents still in use by the Department of Water Resources (DWR) where they became somewhat intermingled with those of later time periods. The majority of the records, however, date to 1889, and only a few scattered reports, field books, and maps are from later time periods. The record group has been broken into subgroups by type of records. These subgroups reflect the divisions apparent in the records when they were transferred from DWR. The subgroups are miscellaneous working papers, field books, and maps. The majority of this record group is made up of the field books, covering the years 1878 to 1907, which were kept by Hall and his assistants as they gathered technical information on California's water systems. The field books cover various regions throughout the state, primarily, but not limited to, Southern California and the Central Valley. The books include notes, statistics, residents' observations, charts, tables, and miscellaneous diary entries. They also contain information still valued today relating to water rights and property ownership. The miscellaneous working papers, which arrived in no discernible order, had largely been left untouched since Hall's time. These records are primarily reports and various supporting data compiled for inclusion or use in Hall's irrigation studies. Of these studies, Hall was only appropriated funds to publish two volumes, leaving the final two volumes he intended to produce unfinished. While some of the records in this subgroup include reports on Southern California, which was covered in volume two of Hall's work, the majority of these documents cover the Central Valley, which Hall had planned to address in the third volume. This subgroup has been arranged according to the subject covered by each report or supporting matter, such as canals and ditches, irrigation, rivers and watersheds, and rainfall, for example. Aside from the Canals and

Inventory of the William 91-07-04, 91-06-10 5 Hammond Hall Papers, 1878-1907 Ditches series, which is organized according to a preliminary table of contents found with the records, each subject series is then organized by type of document (reports, charts and tables, correspondence, newspaper clippings, etc.) and, where applicable, separated by region and arranged alphabetically. The map subgroup, which includes 83 original maps and various duplicates, has been left in the arrangement in which it arrived from DWR. The numbering system is also DWR's. The maps are valuable tools in discerning what the state's water and irrigation systems were like during Hall's time. They provide the first extensive and comprehensive study of water in California conducted with strict scientific and technical methods. As such, they can provide researchers with immeasurable information, for they indicate not only watershed areas, drainage systems, and irrigation works, but also land ownership and land grants, soil classification, and crops. Aside from the maps, all of the records in this record group are textual documents. Most of the written documents, apart from field books and charts and tables, are typed. There are also some handwritten copies/drafts of the reports. Works Consulted Hall, William Hammond. William Hammond Hall Collection. California State Library; Sacramento, California. -----. Irrigation in California. National Geographic Magazine 1 (1889): 277-290. -----. Irrigation Development: History, Customs, Laws and Administrative Systems Relating to Irrigations, Water-courses, and Waters in France, Italy, and Spain. Vol. I of Report of State Engineer of California, on Irrigation and the Irrigation Question. Sacramento: State Printing, 1886. -----. Irrigation in Southern California: The Field, Water Supply and Works, Organization, and Operation in San Diego, San Bernadino, and Los Angeles Counties. Vol. II of Report of State Engineer of California, on Irrigation and the Irrigation Question. Sacramento: State Office, 1888. Harper, Franklin, editor. Who's Who on the Pacific Coast. Los Angeles: Harper Publishing Company, 1913. Hurt, Elsey. California State Government: An Outline of its Administrative Organization from 1850 to 1936. 2 vols. Berkeley: Bureau of Public Administration of the University of California, 1936 and 1939. Kahrl, William, editor. The California Water Atlas. Sacramento: State of California, 1978 and 1979. Korr, Charles P. William Hammond Hall: The Failure of Attempts at State Water Planning in California, 1878-1888. Southern California Quarterly 45 (December 1963): 305-22. Press Reference Library (Western Edition), Notables of the West. New York: International News Service, 1913.

I. Miscellaneous Working Papers, 1876-1890 (AC 91-07-04) Physical Description: 4.5 cubic feet

1. Canals and Ditches ca. 1880s Physical Description: 2 cubic feet Scope and Content Note Arranged according to a preliminary table of contents found with the records. Matter intended to be in the third volume of Hall's irrigation report, a volume that was never published. This material relates to irrigation works (canals and ditches) primarily located in the Central Valley, although there is some information about other parts of Southern and Northern California. The reports vary widely from general descriptions of the irrigation works drawing water from particular rivers to specific information about particular ditches and their ownership, history, etc. In addition to reports, this series also includes some notes and surveys.

Inventory of the William 91-07-04, 91-06-10 6 Hammond Hall Papers, 1878-1907 I. Miscellaneous Working Papers, 1876-1890 (AC 91-07-04) 2. Rivers and Watersheds ca. 1880s

2. Rivers and Watersheds ca. 1880s Physical Description: .5 cubic feet (1 oversize box) Scope and Content Note Organized by type of document then by area, alphabetically Reports, tables, and correspondence dealing with specific rivers and watershed areas in and around the Central Valley. The reports contain general information about each area covered, while the flow tables and correspondence give details relating to river capacity and flow.

3. General Irrigation Information ca. 1870s-1880s Physical Description: .75 cubic feet Scope and Content Note Arranged by type of document then by county or region, alphabetically Irrigation reports, residents statements, and surveys on various counties throughout California. These are broad reports that touch on rivers, watersheds, drainage areas, irrigation works, irrigation patterns, crops, and irrigation owners and users.

4. Water Rights and Claims ca. 1863-1885 Physical Description: .25 cubic feet Scope and Content Note Arranged by type of document then by number or county/region, alphabetically The majority of this series is made up of indexes and/or transcripts of court decisions dealing with water rights. Also included is information on specific filings or claims to water.

5. Rainfall Records ca. 1881-1887 Physical Description: .5 cubic feet Scope and Content Note Arranged by type of document, the correspondence is then arranged chronologically This series includes newspaper clippings, records left by one of Hall's assistant engineers, C.E. Grunsky, and correspondence. The majority of the series is made up of letters from persons throughout California who were responsible for keeping track of rainfall meters near their homes or places of business and for regularly reporting to Hall on the tabulations they collected.

6. Irrigation District Reports ca. 1880s Physical Description: .25 cubic feet Scope and Content Note Arranged by type of document; the reports are then arranged alphabetically This series contains documents relating to particular irrigation districts, their organization, policies and procedures, ownership, etc. The reports are based on a list of survey questions that are included in the series.

Inventory of the William 91-07-04, 91-06-10 7 Hammond Hall Papers, 1878-1907 I. Miscellaneous Working Papers, 1876-1890 (AC 91-07-04) 7. Miscellaneous ca. 1870s-1890

7. Miscellaneous ca. 1870s-1890 Physical Description: .25 cubic feet Scope and Content Note Arranged by type of document These are records that do not belong in any of the aforementioned series and couldn't constitute series in their own rights. They include reports, lists, notebooks, a map, fiscal papers, and engineering diagrams/formulas.

II. Field Books, 1878-1907 (AC 91-07-04) Physical Description: 10 cubic feet Scope and Content Note Arranged generally by type of book then by region (as listed when received from DWR) This sub-group has no series other than each individual field book. The field books cover regions throughout the state They include notes, statistics, charts, tables, and diary entries relating to travel and business.

III. Maps, 1874-1905 Physical Description: 104 maps (83 originals and various duplicates) Scope and Content Note Arranged as listed and numbered when received from DWR This sub-group also has no series other than the individual maps. The maps cover primarily irrigation, watersheds, and property ownership.

I. Miscellaneous Working Papers

Series 1. Canals and Ditches

Folder 1:1 Preliminary Table of Contents ca. 1880s Folder 1:2 Survey Questions (Irrigation: Organization, History and Management) ca. 1880s Kern River Folder 1:3 Kern River Canals and Ditches ca. 1880s Folder 1:4 The Practice of Irrigation in San Joaquin Valley, Kern River District ca. 1880s Folder 1:5 Misc. notes ca. 1880s Folder 1:6 Deer Creek District ca. 1880s Tule River Folder 1:7 Tule River District ca. 1880s Folder 1:8 Tule River Ditches, 1885 1885 Folder 1:9 Misc. reports and notes ca. 1880s Kaweah River Folder 1:10 Kaweah River Irrigation Works, 1885 (list) 1885 Folder 1:11 Kaweah River Canals, 1885 1885 Folder 1:12 Kaweah River Canal Rearrangement, 1888 1888 Folder 1:13-14 Misc. reports ca. 1880s Physical Description: (2 folders)

Folder 1:15 Kaweah River District ca. 1880s Folder 1:16 Notes and tables supporting district report ca. 1880s Kings River Folder 2:17-18 Canal descriptions ca. 1880s Physical Description: (2 folders)

Folder 2:19 Various individual canal reports ca. 1880s Folder 2:20-21 Canal descriptions (handwritten) ca. 1880s Physical Description: (2 folders)

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Folder 2:22 Documents supporting canal reports ca. 1880s Folder 2:23-24 Survey Responses supporting canal reports ca. 1880s Physical Description: (2 folders)

Folder 3:25 Kings River District ca. 1880s Folder 3:26 Kings River, Extent of Irrigation, 1885 1885 Folder 3:27 Mussel Slough ca. 1880s Folder 3:28 Wildflower District ca. 1880s Folder 3:29 76 Country ca. 1880s Folder 3:30 Laguna de Tache District ca. 1880s San Joaquin River Folder 3:31 Diversion of Water from San Joaquin River ca. 1880s Folder 3:32 Misc. canal reports ca. 1880s Folder 3:33 San Joaquin and Kings River Canal ca. 1880s Folder 3:34 Misc. canal reports (handwritten) ca. 1880s Folder 3:35 Fresno River ca. 1880s Folder 3:36 Chowchilla River ca. 1880s Merced River Folder 3:37 Merced River Canals and Ditches, 1886 1886 Folder 3:38 Misc. canal reports ca. 1880s Folder 3:39 Stanislaus County and Tuolomne County ca. 1880s Folder 3:40 Calaveras County and San Joaquin County ca. 1880s Folder 3:41 Stanislaus River ca. 1880s Folder 3:42 Tuolomne River ca. 1880s Folder 4:43 American River ca. 1880s Folder 4:44 Mokelumne River ca. 1880s San Gabriel River Folder 4:45 Ditches from old San Gabriel River ca. 1870s-80s Folder 4:46 Ditches from new San Gabriel River ca. 1870s-80s Folder 4:47 Santa Ana River ca. 1870s-80s Folder 4:48 Southern California ca. 1870s-80s Folder 4:49 Yolo County ca. 1880s Folder 4:50 Canal Owners and Irrigators. Central Valley ca. 1880s

Series 2. Rivers and Watersheds

Oversize oversize Reports Folder 5:51 Watershed Areas of California ca. 1880s Folder 5:52 Central Valley (The Three Drainage Problems of the Valley) ca. 1880s Folder 5:53 Kings River ca. 1880s Folder 5:54 Sacramento River ca. 1880s Folder 5:55 San Joaquin Valley ca. 1880s Folder 5:56 Tulare and Fresno Counties ca. 1880s Flow Tables Folder 5:57 River Readings (index, by river) ca. 1870s-80s Folder 5:58-59 Sacramento River ca. 1870s-80s Folder 5:60 Correspondence (includes flow reports) ca. 1870s-80s

Series 3. General Irrigation Information

Reports Folder 6:61 Los Angeles County (Knox) ca. 1870s-80s Folder 6:62 Los Angeles County (Oldenburg) ca. 1870s-80s Folder 6:63 Los Angeles County (Schuyler) ca. 1870s-80s Folder 6:64 Los Angeles County (various) ca. 1870s-80s Folder 6:65 Placer County ca. 1880s

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Folder 6:66 Sacramento County ca. 1880s Folder 6:67 San Bernadino County ca. 1880s Folder 6:68-69 San Joaquin County ca. 1880s Physical Description: (2 folders)

Folder 6:70 Tulare County ca. 1880s Folder 6:71 Yolo County ca. 1880s Folder 7:72 Central Valley ca. 1880s Folder 7:73 San Joaquin Valley ca. 1880s Residents Statements Folder 7:74 General ca. 1880s Folder 7:75 Fresno County ca. 1880s Folder 7:76 Tulare County ca. 1880s Folder 7:77 Surveys ca. 1880s

Series 4. Water Rights and Claims

Court Decisions Folder 7:78 Water, Water Rights, Irrigation, Reservoirs. Index #1 to Supreme Court Decisions. State of California. ca. 1880s Folder 7:79 Water, Water Rights, Irrigation, Reservoirs. Index #2 to Supreme Court Decisions. State of California and Arizona Territory. ca. 1880s Folder 7:80 Water, Water Rights, Irrigation, Reservoirs. Index to Supreme Court Decisions. State of California. ca. 1880s Folder 7:81 No. 1. Water Rights and Right to Use Water. Supreme Court Decisions. Vol. 1 to 62, p. 1 to 31 and Transcripts, p. 34 to 88. State of California. ca. 1880s Folder 7:82 No. 2. Water, Water Rights, and Irrigation. Supreme Court Decisions. States of California, Nevada, Colorado, and Oregon. ca. 1880s Folder 7:83 No. 3. Water, Water Rights, and Irrigation. Supreme Court Decisions. State of California. ca. 1880s Filings/Claims Folder 7:84-85 Amador County 1863-1885 Physical Description: (2 folders)

Folder 7:86 Kern County 1885 Folder 7:87 Mariposa County 1854-1878 Folder 7:88 Memoranda of Water Rights and Claims upon the waters of the Fresno, San Joaquin, and Kings Rivers to 1879

Series 5. Rainfall Records

Folder 8:89 Newspaper Clippings ca. 1870s-80s Folder 8:90 Grunsky Monthly Rainfall Records ca. 1870s-80s Folder 8:91-96 Correspondence 1881-1887 Physical Description: (6 folders)

Series 6. Irrigation District Reports

Folder 9:97 Questions in survey ca. 1880s Folder 9:98 List of reports ca. 1880s Folder 9:99 Modesto Irrigation District ca. 1880s Folder 9:100 Turlock Irrigation District ca. 1880s Folder 9:101 Various ca. 1880s

Series 7. Miscellaneous

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Folder 9:102 Water and Land Corporations ca. 1880s Folder 9:103 Reservoir Report ca. 1880s Folder 9:104 Notebooks (shorthand) ca. 1870s-80s Folder 9:105 Lists of Names ca. 1880s Folder 9:106 Progress reports (mostly Schuyler, also Grunsky and Mendell) ca. 1880s Folder 9:107 Reports (not Hall time period) 1890s Folder 9:108 Fiscal Papers ca. 1880s Folder 9:109 Engineering diagrams/formulas ca. 1880s Folder 9:110 Partial map of unknown county ca. 1880s II. Field Books

Part I

Box 1, volume 1 Line no. 1, head of old river to Lacheim Slough on middle river. C.H. Kluegel, assistant in charge; E.E. Tucker, leveler; E.N. Moor, rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 2 Line no. 2, mouth of Stanislaus to Moss Ferry, S.J. River. C.H. Kluegel, assistant in charge; E.E. Tucker, leveler; E.N. Moor, rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 3 Line no. 2, Moss Ferry to head of Burn's Cut-Off, S. J. River. C.H. Kluegel, assistant in charge; E.E. Tucker, leveler; E.N. Moor, rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 4 Line no. 2, head of Burn's Cut-Off to Station 1-72 opposite Mandeville Island. C.H. Kluegel, assistant in charge; E.E. Tucker, leveler; E.N. Moor, rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 5 Line no. 3, from Station 0 to Station 99 and Cross sections from Station 17 to CPRR at Bant's Station and from Station 75 to SP&TRR at Bethany Station. Also cross sections from Tom Paine Slough to high land on line between McLaughlin and Rogle by C.H. Kluegel, E.E. Tucker, rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 6 Line no. 3, from Station 100 to Station 410, old River S.J. Kluegel, assistant in charge; E.E. Tucker, leveler; E.N. Moor, rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 7 Line no. 3 from Station 411 to end. Line no. 2 from Station 471 to end of line, and all of lines no. 4 to 7 mile station, and line no. 5 to 3 mile station. By C.H. Kluegel, assistant in charge. 1878 Box 1, volume 8 Line no. 6 from head of Steamboat Slough down old river to Rio Vista. By C.H. Kluegel. 1878 Box 1, volume 9 Lines no. 7 and 8 from Rio Vista to Collinsville. By C.H. Kluegel, assistant in charge; E.E. Tucker, leveler; E.N. Moor, rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 10 Line no. 9, Feather River. By C.H. Kluegel, assistant in charge; E.E. Tucker, leveler; John M. Johnson Jr., rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 11 Cross section on line no. 9 from Station 0 to 31. Feather River. By C.H. Kluegel, assistant in charge; E.E. Tucker, leveler; John M. Johnson Jr., rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 12 Notes of line no. 11, Yuba River. By C.H. Kluegel, assistant in charge; E.E. Tucker, leveler; John M. Johnson Jr., rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 13 Cross section on line no. 9 from Station 34 to 73. By C.H. Kluegel, assistant in charge; E.E. Tucker, leveler; John M. Johnson Jr., rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 14 Cross section on line no. 9 from Station to end. By C.H. Kluegel, assistant in charge; E.E. Tucker, leveler; John M. Johnson Jr., rodman. 1878 Box 1, volume 15 Copy of Mr. Piersons level notes of line no. 10. Copied by Griffin and Smith. Sacramento River in Grays Bend. 1878 Box 1, volume 16 Levels of line along levee and drainage canal. By W. Bassett. (Level book #1) 1878 Box 1, volume 17 Levels from Grays Bend to Rio Vista. Sacramento River. By W. Bassett. (Level book #2) Box 1, volume 18 Levels for guaging station at Colusa, levels from south of Colusa to SED Line 1, line of levels down left bank of Sacramento River from SED Post to 7,200 ft above Mims Ferry. From above Mims Ferry to Mims Ferry, line no. 2 down right bank of Sacramento River Butte Slough section above Mims Ferry. Cross section of line on right bank of Sacramento River at Mims. By Boschke. (Level book #2A) 1878 Box 1, volume 19 Principle lines from Knights Landing to mouth of Feather River. By Boschke. (Level book #1B) 1878

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Box 1, volume 20 Gauging section at Knights Landing. Sacramento River section 121 to section 92. Line of levels up Sycamore Slough, Station 7 + 63 down left bank of Sacramento River at Knights Landing. Section of line up Sycamore Slough level notes. Line from Station 0 at end of bridge over Sycamore Slough up road on levee to water gate opposite Station 4 + 5, Feather River, left and right banks. By Boschke. (Level book #2A) 1878 Box 2, volume 21 Cross sections of Sacramento River between Knights Landing and Freemont. By Boschke. (Level book #2B) 1878 Box 2, volume 22 Line up left bank of Sacramento River from Section 9 near mouth of Feather River to Section 1 at mouth of Sacramento Slough. Sacramento River near mouth of Feather River. Section 21 from left bank of Feather River. By Boschke. (Level book #3A) M. Manson, leveler; Wm. Fitzhugh, rodman. 1878 Box 2, volume 23 Cross sections of Sacramento River, line of water levels between Knights Landing and Freemont. Section across county station 403-50 of line 10. Crossing Sacramento River and running NE for a distance of 25.322. Section across country made by Reardon. Section across country on Section 119. 0 = Stake on right bank. By Boschke. (Level book #3B) 1879 Box 2, volume 24 Missing Box 2, volume 25 Feather, Bear, and Yuba Rivers, levels up right bank. By M. Manson. (Level book #2) 1878 Box 2, volume 26 Missing Box 2, volume 27 Carson and Deer Creek, four miles above Consumnes Suspension Bridge, Consumnes River above Live Oak, Dry Creek above and below Galt and Willow Slough. By Manson, Wm. Fitzhugh, E.N. Moore, leveler; J.M. Johnson, rodman. (Level book #4) 1878 Box 2, volume 28 Continuation of Consumnes Section at RR bridge and lines up Yuba River above Timbuctoo Dumps. By Manson, Wm. Fitzhugh. (Level book #5) 1879 Box 2, volume 29 Gauging surveys of North and South Honcut, Feather River, Table Mountain Creek, and Butte Creek. By Fitzhugh and Manson. (Level book #6) 1879 Box 2, volume 30 Gauging survey Butte Creek (continued) and Chico Creek. By Fitzhugh and Manson. (Level book #7) 1879 Box 2, volume 31 Survey of American River and current observations. By Boschke. (Level book #5) 1879 Box 2, volume 32 Gauging survey of Stoney Creek. Time of overflow commencing at Section 33 t.p. 14 NS4E toward Marysville. Line up Feather River from Tucker Bn at Mathews House about 5 miles from Marysville to Oroville. By Fitzhugh. 1879 Box 2, volume 33 Yuba River levels-south and north sides. Manson party #4. 1879 Box 2, volume 34 Up Yuba River north side line 3 continued. Mason party #4. (Level book #9) 1879 Box 2, volume 35 Continuation of line no. 2, Yuba River correction of lines 2 and 3. Manson party #4. (Level book #10) 1879 Box 2, volume 36 Missing Box 2, volume 37 Missing Box 2, volume 38 Level notes up South Yuba River to the Omega Mine above Washington continued from book 5. By Wm. Fitzhugh. (Level book #6A) 1879 Box 2, volume 39 Middle Yuba between Moore Flat and Allegheny down to main Yuba then to mouth of South Yuba. Small survey on Deer Creek near the Anthony House. Continuation of line 2 left bank of Yuba River. By Fitzhugh. 1879 Box 2, volume 40 Gauging survey, Sacramento River Bridge just below Tehama City. By Fitzhugh and Manson. (Level book #13) 1879 Box 2, volume 41 Gauging survey at Iron Canyon, Sacramento River at Red Bluff. By Fitzhugh and Manson. (Level book #14) 1879 Box 2, volume 42 Levels from Feather River east of Gridley Station to a point on county road above Jacinto on right bank of Sacramento River. Sections west across valley in continuation of the Point Hook Cone west from Butte City. By Fitzhugh. (Level book #11) 1879 Box 2, volume 43 Check levels Knights Landing to Grimes Landing also from Yuba City to Meridian. By Smith, leveler; S. Harrison. 1879 Box 2, volume 44 Check levels Butte City to Grimes Landing. By Wm. Fitzhugh. 1879

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Box 3, volume 45 Levels to obtain slope of Sacramento River, also level notes on compass line from Georgianna Slough to Webbs Land. By Griffiths. 1879 Box 3, volume 46 Levels from New York Landing to Rio Vista, and check levels from Rio Vista to Sacramento. By D.D. Griffiths, leveler. 1879 Box 3, volume 47 Check levels on the San Joaquin River also old Sacramento River, Sacramento River 7 and 3 Mile Sloughs. By D.D. Griffiths, leveler. 1879 Box 3, volume 48 Check levels on the San Joaquin River, also on old Sacramento River 7 and 3 Mile Sloughs. By Tucker. 1879 Box 3, volume 49 High water notes from Knights Landing to Hayes. By L. Johnson, Simmons, A. Hammond. 1879 Box 3, volume 50 Overflow line, Nicholas to Sacramento. By Smith. (Level book #4) 1879 Box 3, volume 51 Cross country lines, section of Butte Slough at Parks Dam and Long Bridge, high water 1879 in section 6 T 15N-R1E, NE limit of overflow from section 14 15N-R1E, section S. boundary sections 28 and 29 T 15N-R2E. Section in section 15, T14N-R2E, section S, boundary section 26T 14N-R2E. Section on S. boundary section 21 and 22 in T 13N R3E. Section in section 12 and 13, T 13N R2E. Section in section 10T 12N R3E. Section south through section 35T 13N R3E to Line no. 9 on Feather River. Levels from Nicholaus to SW Corner. T 12N R4E from Feather River to SW corner T 12N R4E. By Smith. (Level book #1) 1879 Box 3, volume 52 Feather River and Yuba soundings. Line from K St. to American River Bridge, line from Sacramento to Brighton. By Kluegel. 1879 Box 3, volume 53 Lines of check levels from Sacramento to Fremont. By Boschke. 1879 Box 3, volume 54 Richland to Sacramento. High water bench marks and cross sections. By Boschke. (Level book #6) 1879 Box 3, volume 55 High water marks at Grays Bend, high water marks at Fremont. By Boschke. (Level book #8) 1879 Box 3, volume 56 Cross section of the American and Sacramento Rivers, between Brannon Slough and Sacramento City. By Boschke. (Level book #9) 1878 Box 3, volume 57 Special surveys at Gray and Shaws GS on Sacramento River, Hennessey GS on Feather River, Freeport GS on Sacramento River connection of line 10 with State Capitol, determination of boat and freefloat position on various dates in 1879, special line of levels, Gray and Shaw GS on Sacramento River, cross section from stations 18 and 19 of special. Level notes Hennessey GS Feather River. Secondary notes of 27 March 1879 at Hay Cock Shoal Sacramento River. By Boschke. 1879 Box 3, volume 58 High water marks at Freeport; high water marks at Davis Brickyard; Dubois reading of high water in river; Freeport gauge section intermediate gauges. High water at Clarksburg. B.M. on wharf; cross section above Courtland wharf; cross section 4' Sacramento River above mouth of Steamboat Slough; cross section in mouth of Steamboat Slough. By Boschke. 1879 Box 3, volume 59 Section no. 17. Distances in all section given from water surface either bank and distance across water Sacramento River cross section 17-119 upper Sacramento River. By Boschke. (Level book #11) 1879 Box 3, volume 60 Cross section 120-173 along Sacramento River and Feather River. By Boschke and S. Harrison Smith. (Level book #12) 1879 Box 3, volume 61 Mining excavation above Oroville and levels up the Feather River. By Fitzhugh. 1879 Box 3, volume 62 American River. Water levels at Folsom, levels between RR station and Dutch Flat and Bear River. By Boschke. 1879 Box 3, volume 63 San Joaquin River. Special surveys above Webbs Landing. By Boschke. 1879 Box 3, volume 64 Levels along Kaweah River. By Dixon and Warfield. 1878 Box 3, volume 65 Gauge-Cottonwood Creek, Wahtoke Creek, Pogue Dutch Canal Line via Kings River, Dunnagans Pass up Kaweah River. By Warfield, assistant in charge. 1878 Box 4, volume 66 Survey of Kings River meander lines no. 1 and 2. By Warfield, assistant in charge; S.H. Smith, leveler; F.L. Coffee, rodman. 1878 Box 4, volume 67 Kings River Canal line via Campbells Mountain. By A.G. Warfield Jr.; H.B. Choice, leveler. 1878 Box 4, volume 68 Survey of Kings River cross sections. By A.G. Warfield; S.H. Smith, leveler; F.L. Coffee, rodman. 1878

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Box 4, volume 69 Survey of Kings River cross country lines. By Warfield; S.H. Smith, leveler; F.L. Coffee, rodman; J.L. Greves, rodman. 1878 Box 4, volume 70 Cross sections of Kaweah River. Canal from Kaweah River on south side. Cross country line from station 650 to 1162. Line running up Frazer Valley from station 1465. Dam line across Frazer Valley from station 28. Line running up left side of Frazer Valley and leaving from station 30. Cross line no. 6 leaves from main line station 1465. By A.G. Warfield; H.B. Choice, leveler. 1878 Box 4, volume 71 Low level canal line leaving high level line at station 150, Kaweah River survey, also cross section of Tule River. By A.G. Warfield; H.B. Choice, leveler. 1878 Box 4, volume 72 Cross section of Tule River, canal line on south side of Tule River intersecting SPRR at Decans. Cross country line leaving main line south of Tule River to the Tule River. By A.G. Warfield, assistant in charge; H.B. Choice, leveler. 1878 Box 4, volume 73 Levels from initial point on Kings River via Millerton on San Joaquin River to Fresno River near Madera. By A.G. Warfield, Jr., assistant in charge; H.B. Choice, leveler; John Choice, rodman. 1879 Box 4, volume 74 Levels along Merced River from RR crossing to Merced Falls. By A.G. Warfield; H.B. Choice, leveler; John Choice, rodman. 1879 Box 4, volume 75 Levels from Merced River at McSwains Ferry via LaGrange to Knights Ferry on the Stanislaus River. By A.G. Warfield, assistant in charge; H.B. Choice, leveler; John Choice, rodman. 1879 Box 4, volume 76 Cross sections of White River, Deer Creek, Tule River (upper and lower), gauging of Pioneer Ditch. Cross section of Porterville Slough, Levis Creek, Yokoe River, Cottonwood Creek, Sand Creek, and Watokee Creek, also gauging of Kaweah River. By A.G. Warfield, assistant in charge; H.B. Choice, leveler; John Choice, rodman. 1878 Box 4, volume 77 Missing Box 4, volume 78 Meander lines of San Joaquin River. Cross section of San Joaquin River at Jones Ferry and at RR bridge near Sycamore Station. Also gauging of San Joaquin River at RR bridge. By A.G. Warfield, assistant in charge; H.B. Choice, leveler; John Choice, rodman. 1878 Box 4, volume 79 Meander and cross section of Fresno River. Also cross section of Chowchilla River and Mariposa Creek. By A.G. Warfield, assistant in charge; H.B. Choice, leveler; John Choice, rodman. 1878 Box 4, volume 80 Cross sections of Bear Creek, Merced River at mill dam and Merced River at mill dam and Merced Falls one mile above Falls and Mill and RR crossing. Cross section Chowchilla Canal. Kings River at RR crossing. Area of water cross section of Emigrant Ditch, Peoples Ditch, and Mussel Slough. By Warfield. 1879 Box 4, volume 81 Cross sections of Peoples Ditch, Last Chance Ditch, Lower Kings River Ditch, Rhodes Ditch, Kings River at RR crossing and Kings River at Kingston. Gauging of Kings River ½ mile above RR crossing. By A.G. Warfield, assistant in charge; H.B. Choice, leveler; John Choice, rodman. 1879 Box 4, volume 82 Levels from Kingston to Summit Lake via Semoore and RR crossing of Kings River, 5 miles west of Semoore. Levels to Tulare Lake near McCloys house. High water marks in Visalia. Connection with WSI survey. Levels from Goshen to Visalia, and cross section of Mill Creek near Courthouse. Levels from Courthouse to various areas. By A.G. Warfield, assistant in charge; H.B. Choice, leveler; John Choice, rodman. 1879 Box 5, volume 83 Level lines and cross section of streams. Levels near town of Visalia. By A.G. Warfield, assistant in charge; H.B. Choice, leveler; John Choice, rodman. 1879 Box 5, volume 84 Levels of gauges on Mokelumne, Calaveras, Stanislaus, and Tuolomne Rivers. Kern River by SPRR bridge. Kern River at Rio Bravo Ranch, base line levels. Cross section and gauging observations. Level book #1. By Jas. D. Schuyler, assistant engineer. 1879 Box 5, volume 85 Base line levels, cross sections and float observations for Baker and Noble Canal and Stine, Calloway, Beardsley, McCord, Kern Island Canals, south fork of Kern River, Colton Ranch Ditch. Farmers, Panama, Spanish, Gates, McCaffrey, Emery, Buena Vista Canals and ditches. By Jas. D. Schuyler, assistant engineer; L.L. Dixon, rodman. 1879

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Box 5, volume 86 Cross sections and levels-Wible, Goose Lake, Pioneer, James and Dixon, Johnson, Kern Valley Water Company, East Side Dixon and Joice Canals-Kern River-Calloway, Plunkett, Beardsley, Rio Bravo canals and ditches. By A.G. Schuyler. 1879 Box 5, volume 87 Kern Company special gauging of Farmers Canal. Panama Slough, and Stine Canal. By A.G. Schuyler, assistant engineer; L.L. Dixon, rodman. 1879 Box 5, volume 88 Special gauging of Kern River and canals. Buena Vista, Baker and Noble, Gates, James, Meacham, Castro, James and Dixon, Johnson, Pioneer, Calloway, Beardsley, McCord, McCaffrey, Emery, Jones and Tucker, Old South Fork, Kern Island Canals. By Jas. D. Schuyler. 1879 Box 5, volume 89 Special gauging of Chowchilla Canal and San Joaquin and Kings River Canal. Drawing of Headgates, etc. By Schuyler. 1879 Box 5, volume 90 Cross sections and gauging of Kern River and canals, South Fork, Kern Island, Calloway, Panama Slough, Spanish and Castro Ditch, Buena Vista, James, Reardon Canals. Wilson Ditch, Pioneer and Willow Canal gauge readings. Book #1. By S.H. Smith. 1880 Box 5, volume 91 Gauging Kern River and canals. Book #2. By S.H. Smith. 1880 Box 5, volume 92 Gaugings, Kern River, Joice and Dixon, Kern Valley Water Company. Section of break in Livermore Levee. Book #3. By S.H. Smith. 1880 Box 5, volume 93 Kern River gauges, cross section, river record and levels notes. By S.I. Dixon. 1879 Box 5, volume 94 Gold Run Pit survey. By Grunsky. 1881 Box 5, volume 95 Sacramento River near Jacinto and Colbys Ferry, sections of Stony Creek near St. Johns. By H.M. Fitzhugh and Manson. 1879 Box 5, volume 96 Lines on south side of American River. By Manson; C.F. Reardon, leveler; A. Mitchell, rodman. 1880 Box 5, volume 97 Lines on south bank of Yuba River. By Manson. 1880 Box 5, volume 98 Lines on south bank of Yuba River. By Manson. 1880 Box 5, volume 99 Line down left bank of Feather River below mouth of Yuba. Section 1 of DeGuerre point line and sections of Browns Valley grade, profile DeGuerre Dam. By Manson; C.F. Reardon, leveler; W.S. Dunley, rodman. 1880 Box 5, volume Profile of Rocket Dam on Yuba River. By Manson; C.F. Reardon, leveler; N.S. 100 Dunberry, rodman. 1880 Box 5, volume Citizens levee line, north side of Yuba River. By Manson. 1879 101 Box 5, volume Cross sections of line on south side of Bear River below RR bridge. Also cross 102 sections of Bear River Reservoir. By Reardon. 1880 Box 5, volume Line of levels up the right bank of the Bear River from the RR bridge to Johnsons 103 Crossing. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 5, volume Profile and cross sections of levee from RR bridge down right bank of Yuba River 104 and line of levels up left bank of Bear River from RR bridge. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 6, volume Missing 105 Box 6, volume Cross section of levee on the left bank of Bear River from RR bridge up. By 106 Reardon. 1880 Box 6, volume Proposed line of levee Knights Landing to Sacramento. Bench Marks at 107 Sacramento City and Sacramento to mouth of Feather River, mouth of Feather River and Knights Landing. By C.D. Rhodes, engineer in charge; S.L. Dolson, leveler; P.F. Perryman, rodman. 1880 Box 6, volume Proposed line of levee, Knights Landing to Sacramento, American River lines. 108 Transit notes. By C.D. Rhodes. 1880

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Box 6, volume Stanley's levels below Chico, levels across Sacramento River from USBM 44, levels 109 along side line from Station 955 to 1003 (west bank). Level notes at School House Slough to accompany phone table survey, cross sections on side line from station 955 to 1003 (west bank) levels along Davis Slough. Special examination. Levels to accompany special survey of Davis Slough (cross sections). Levels on side line commencing at Station 15 of side line from Station 1296+60 of main transit line. Levels near Davis Slough off Princeton, open sight compass line on Hosings land below 7 mile Heonse trail line. Cross sections and slope states upper Helmstreet land 2 miles above Princeton. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 6, volume Bench marks between Knights Landing and Butte City. Main levels east bank 110 below Chico Station 14+845 to 223+98, cross sections on Lincoln Place above 7 mile house west side. Branch line of levels no. 1 from station 162+82 of main line. Main line station 220+65 to 385+49, main line no. 2 from station 187+83 to 669+37. By Boschke. 1880 Box 6, volume East side main line levels Chico Landing to station 340+11, main line no. 2 levels 111 187+83 to 754+88. Main line levels from 757+31 to 1347. Side line levels from Winklers old cabin, Campbell. Check levels from Winklers old cabin to Cull's Bend, levels from Angel Slough up to old stage road from Jacinto to Chino, Main line levels station 1350-1515, levels across Sacramento River at Princeton. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 6, volume East bank of Sacramento River. Main line levels station 1515 to 1700. Main line 112 levels rerun from B.M. on Sycamore tree off Princeton to Moultons grain mound levee station 20 to 298. Main line check levels continued on new datum to Moulton's grain mound and Colusa. East side levels below Colusa, levels from old SEDBM 24 to 25. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 6, volume Cross sections east bank, SEC, and USGS elevations of Benchmarks Chico 113 Princeton Main line east bank Sacramento River levels. Cross sections and branch line station 0 to 725. Levels from USGSBM 44 to station 757+31 on East Bank. By Boschke. 1880 Box 6, volume Cross section east bank of Sacramento River below Butte City. Station 1150 to 114 1412+50, also cross section notes of various side lines. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 6, volume Cross section east bank of Sacramento River, stations 1350 to 1695. By Grunsky. 115 1880 Box 6, volume Level notes on west bank of Sacramento River. Main line at Chico Ferry down west 116 side to Princeton. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 6, volume Level notes on main line west bank of Sacramento River along levee location line. 117 Kellys Place to Colusa. Connection levels Shermans Place BM to Norton House BM. East bank to west bank. Grade test of a portion of new levee in Hamilton Bend. Grade test of levee below Chapman above Hamilton. Cross section of connecting levee at Hamilton Bend. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 6, volume Cross section right (west) bank of Sacramento River. Mathus cross section station 118 735 to 1330. Stanleys cross section (6 to 19) 150 to 625, Jacinto east across river and along old stage road, also Stanleys cross sections. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 6, volume Cross sections bank of Sacramento River. Cross section Princeton to Hubbards. By 119 J.G. Mather. 1880 Box 6, volume (Levee construction) Slope states station 0 to 33 cross section station 61 to 104. 120 West side main line levels station 94 to 196. Test levels above Colusa to Kelleys Place. West side Sacramento River. By J.G. Mather. 1880 Box 6, volume Cross sections west banks of Sacramento River below Hastings. Levee 121 construction-slow stake and crop sec. notes. Chapmans to South Hamilton line station 34 to 55+66 and 0 to 66. High water near Colusa and near Kelleys. By Wallace and Grunsky. 1880 Box 6, volume Cross section notes Sacramento River, from Hemstreet Upper land 2 miles above 122 Princeton. Larkin's children's grant line to 7 mile house, Chapmans levee to Hamilton Bend, Hamilton Bend levee to Hager Levee above Colusa. By Grunsky. 1880

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Box 6, volume Transit notes of preliminary line down west bank of Sacramento River from a 123 point on Dr. Glenn's land about 4 ½ miles, below Jacinto. Continuation of a transit line commencing about 2 mile below Jacinto. Main line east bank. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 7, volume Levee construction, east bank of Sacramento River. Slope stakes Nelson's, 124 Reynold's, McConnel's, Ahlef's, at Ford's below Colusa, S.W. Rundles'. Cross sections of levee at Nelson's, Alhef's, and Williams'. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 7, volume Levee construction, east side of Sacramento River near Princeton. By Grunsky. 125 1880 Box 7, volume Levee construction, west bank of Sacramento River near Colusa. By Grunsky. 1880 126 Box 7, volume Levee construction, west bank of Sacramento River, cross section and slope 127 stakes at Boggs and Helpensteins, levels from east to west side at Comptons, cross sections and slope stakes at Hubbards, levels connecting Mathers elevation with BM at Comptons and levels connecting Mathers elevation with BM at Helphensteins. 1880 Box 7, volume Levee construction, west side of Sacramento River. Cross section and slope 128 stake-grade above Colusa. Cross sections at Boggs and cross sections lower levee to 7 mie house. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 7, volume Levee construction, east bank of Sacramento River. Cross sections and slope 129 stake at Moultons and McVigs. Cross sections for final estimate. 1880 McVigs, break below Moultons. By Grunsky. 1880 Box 7, volume Left bank of Feather River, level notes on line from Stration 0 to 291 up south 130 bank of Feather River. Level line from Station 0 to 48 down south bank of Feather River. Preliminary line from station 48 to 82 and check levels from RR to China Tree. By W.G. Lorell, engineer in charge, and C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 7, volume Measurements of levee on left bank of the Feather River. By W.G. Lorell, engineer 131 in charge, and C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 7, volume Lower Feather River, Humphreys Break to Grafts Slough on Shultz levee, cross 132 sections and slopes stakes. By R.H. Goodwin, engineer in charge, and C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 7, volume Lower Feather River levee between Humphreys Break and Grafts Slough on west 133 bank of Feather River. By R.H. Goodwin, engineer in charge, and C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 7, volume Levels and note by Yuba River Division of State Drainage Dept. on the Yuba River 134 Dam. By R.L. Culverwell, assistant engineer, and C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 7, volume Cross sections and field notes. Yuba River Division, State Drainage District #1. 135 Browns Valley Grade Citizens Levee. By L.L. Dolsen, engineer in charge, and C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 7, volume Levee notes, cross sections, south side Yuba River above RR crossing. By J.T. 136 Taylor, engineer in charge, and C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 7, volume Cross sections of the Yuba Dam Reservoir. By Boschke. 1880 137 Box 7, volume Cross sections of the Yuba Dam Reservoir. By Boschke. 1880 138 Box 7, volume Cross sections of the Yuba Dam Reservoir from 1 to 13 inclusive. By C.L. Reardon. 139 1881 Box 7, volume Cross section of 1880, north and south side. Cross section 1 to 5 inclusive and 140 profile of crest of Dam and line 80 ft. above and below Yuba Dam. By C.L. Reardon. 1881 Box 7, volume Field book on levee work-levels on left and right banks of Bear River-Bear River 141 Division Drainage, District #1. By J.C. Pierson, assistant engineer, and C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 8, volume Levels and notes on levee work-Bear River Division Drainage District #1. By J.C. 142 Pierson, assistant engineer; and C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880

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Box 8, volume Levels of the lower Webster levee, the Berry levee and field notes of the brush 143 clearing of channel of Bear River. By P.E. Drescher, engineer in charge; and C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 8, volume Todhunter Break, levels and soundings on American River at Washington. By 144 Bassett. 1880 Box 8, volume Measurements on canals and ditches on Santa Ana River, San Jose Creek, San 145 Gabriel River, Los Angeles River, San Antonio Creek, Lytle Creek in Los Angeles and San Bernadino counties. By Schuyler. 1879 Box 8, volume Levels for Hot Spring Valley survey, also lines 1,2, and 3, North Fork and Youngs 146 Meadow of Kern River. By Choice. 1880 Box 8, volume Levels up south fork of Kern River, near Trout Creek and Yacatero. Survey of 147 Reservoir #4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. By Choice. 1880 Box 8, volume South fork of Kaweah River continued from Tule River survey near Dr. George's 148 residence. Level lines from Frager Valley to Tule River. Survey of Kaweah River near Three Rivers post office and from Watchuma Point. Levels up Isham Creek. Survey of Lakes Charlotte, Johnson, East, Mill Flat, and Wookchuck. By Choice. 1880 Box 8, volume Survey of Dusy's Meadow on north fork of Kings River. Also Kings River about 15 149 mile above upper gauging. By Choice. 1880 Box 8, volume Canal lines, San Gabriel Valley and Arroyo Seco. By S.H. Smith. 1880 150 Box 8, volume Gauging survey in the San Gabriel Valley. By S.H. Smith. 1880 151 Box 8, volume Notes on reservoir surveys, Los Angeles, San Gabriel, # 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. 152 Also cross section of second proposed dam site to Reservoir #3. By S.H. Smith. 1880 Box 8, volume Canal lines in Verdugo Canyon and canal lines from Tujunga Canyon. Also survey 153 of reservoirs on Tujunga line, line from Arroyo Seco to city reservoir #5, including two reservoir surveys. By S.H. Smith. 1880 Box 8, volume Cross sections and survey in Arroyo Seco at Sheep Corrall Springs. By S.H. Smith. 154 1880 Box 8, volume Plains of San Joaquin County, Mokelumne River. By S.H. Smith and Grunsky. 1881 155 Box 8, volume Plains of Sam Joaquin County, Mokelumne River. By Fitzhugh and Grunsky. 1881 156 Box 8, volume Plains of San Joaquin County. by Wm. Fitzhugh and Grunsky. 1881 157 Box 8, volume Plains of San Joaquin County, Calaveras River, Mokelumne River. By Grunsky. 158 1881 Box 8, volume Plains of San Joaquin County. By Grunsky. 1881 159 Box 9, volume Plains of San Joaquin County. By Grunsky and S.H. Smith. 1881 160 Box 9, volume Gauging survey, San Joaquin Valley, Mokelumne River and cross sections. Gauging 161 survey and cross section of Calaveras River. Gauging survey and cross section of Stanislaus River. By J.D. Schuyler. 1881 Box 9, volume Gauging survey, San Joaquin Valley, Tuolumne River at RR bridge and levels 162 establishing BM and river slope. Cross section of Big Dry Creek. Cross sections from stations 0 to 10 float observations. Gauging survey of Merced River at McSwains Ferry, cross sections of Merced River from station 0 to 1+60 also float observation and water slope. Gauging survey of Fresno Canal, also upper lower cross sections float observations. By J.D. Schuyler and S.H. Smith. 1881 Box 9, volume Gauging surveys, San Joaquin Valley, levels, cross sections float observations of 163 San Joaquin and Kings Rivers. By J.D. Schuyler and S.H. Smith. 1881 Box 9, volume Gauging surveys, San Joaquin Valley cross sections, soundings and float 164 observations of Kaweah River, Tule River, Kern River. By J.D. Schuyler and S.H. Smith. 1881

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Box 9, volume Canal and ditch gaugings in Kern County. By S.H. Smith. 1881 165 Box 9, volume Low water re-soundings and velocity observations of Anderson Ditch (Kern River), 166 Kings River, San Joaquin River, Merced River, Tuolumne River, Stanislaus River, and Mokelumne River. By S.H. Smith. 1881 Box 9, volume Gauging at low stages of American, Kern, Tule, Kings, and San Joaquin Rivers. By 167 Grunsky. 12/1881 & 1/82 Box 9, volume Gauging, float observations of Consumnes River, Dry Creek, levels of Mokelumne 168 River. Gauging, float observations of Calaveras, Stanislaus, Tuolumne, Rivers. Merced River levels and levels on Bear Creek. By W.M. Fitzhugh. 1882 Box 9, volume Gauging surveys San Joaquin Valley Fresno River and Canal and Chowchilla River. 169 By W.M. Fitzhugh and C.E. Grunsky. 1882 Box 9, volume Description of soil types and crops grown in T2N R 7 & 8E. Also line of levels up 170 Kings River. Gauging and float observation on San Joaquin River and Merced River. By Grunsky. 1882 Box 9, volume Gauging survey at Folsom (1881). Levels at Stanislaus River near Oakdale, 171 reexamination of cross sections (1883). Gauging of Stanislaus River at Ford ½ mile below Oakdale Bridge and float observation on Stanislaus River, Tuolumne River, soundings, cross sections, and gauging (1883). Also float observations on Merced and Kings River (1883) levels on Tule Lake (1883). Soundings, gauging at Rio Bravo. By Grunsky. 1883 Box 9, volume Stanislaus River surveys. Studies for diversion of waters. North side of river. By 172 H.S. Davidson. 1883 Box 9, volume Stanislaus River surveys studies for diversion of waters, north side of river. By 173 H.S. Davidson. 1883 Box 9, volume Tidal observations at various stations on the Sacramento River. Corps of 174 Engineers (copy). 1878-1879 Box 9, volume Tidal observations at various stations on the Sacramento River. Corps of 175 Engineers. 1878-1879 Box 10, volume Merced River Ditches-Description of ditch, amount of water available, cost of X1 maintenance and acres irrigated. 1886 Box 10, volume Line 15, overflow line on East Basin of Sacramento and Feather Rivers from X2 Nicolaus to the RR bridge over the American River. By Fitzhugh. 1879 Box 10, volume Levels on the lower Sacramento River, gauging stations on the American River, X3 observations at the mouth of the Yuba River, break on Sacramento River and sounding at Tolands. 1879 Box 10, volume Levels on lower end of the Sacramento River survey. Gray's Bend to Rio Vista, also X4 copy of B.M. Tuolumne Irrigations and Mining Company Canal. By Bassett. 1878 Box 10, volume Memorandum of bills submitted to Board of Examiners (1879-1887). By G.B. X6 Cosby. 1887 Box 10, volume Distribution of State Engineer's Report (List of names of persons to whom copies X7 of the State Engineer's Report were sent). 1881 Box 10, volume Level book-Southern California. Line commencing at intersection of Crafton Ave X8 and South Fork Ditch and Mining Company, south of foothills. Distance of mill creek Zanja from Crafton Avenue at different points. Levels at mouth of the Santa Ana. Line from West Side Old San Bernandino Cross Valley. By Fitzhugh. 1885 Box 10, volume Southern California gauge readings: Lytle Creek, Lord's Ditch, and weirs on Lytle X9 Creek. 1885 Box 10, volume Southern California, gauging type of diversion of various canals and ditches also X10 crops and acreage irrigated. 1885 Box 10, volume Southern California-San Bernadino County. Line commencing on top of rail at 50' X11 east of depot Colton. SPRR line commencing Colton RR depot and running to Riverside. Cross section of Riverside plain and line east from upper Riverside ditch on half section. Also lines north and west. Line to Crafton, commencing at Santa Ana River. Lines to Santa Ana River, line at junction of Colton Road and E Street, to west to Jones. 1885 Box 10, volume Kings River survey. By Warfield (?), S.H. Smith. 1878 X12

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Box 10, volume Levels, Kings River Survey. Warfield, S.H. Smith. X13 Box 10, volume Average discharge of southern rivers and creeks. Drainage of watershed areas. X14 San Joaquin River, North Coast, San Francisco, South Coast, Interior Basins. C.E. Grunsky. 1879-1884 Box 10, volume Bench marks in Los Angeles and San Bernadino Counties. William T. Lambie. 1884 X15 Box 10, volume Soil surveys near Stockton. 1881 X16 Box 10, volume Drainage areas of Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers. Low water in Sacrament X17 River. American River at mouth gauge readings, also topography at Knights Landing and the American River. Water elevations at Tehama. By Boschke. 1881 Box 10, volume Gauging of middle fork of American River. Also description and sketches of the X18 Fordyce Dam at Cisco. 1887 Box 10, volume Stations and levels in the San Gabriel Canyon. Tarret and Taney. 1880 X19 Box 10, volume Transit notes of reservoir suveys. Lines of reservoirs 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. And in San X20 Gabriel Canyon. J.D. Schuyler (Taney). 1880 Box 10, volume Missing 1/13/58 X21 Box 10, volume Missing 1/13/58 X22 Box 10, volume Missing 1/13/58 X23 Box 10, volume Rod readings for September and October 1884 at Female Asylum. 1884 X24 Box 10, volume Records of rainfall at Kingsburg Fresno County from 1881 to 1885. By M. Kennedy. X25 1881-1885 Box 10, volume Rod record at Kingsburg. 1885 X26 Box 10, volume Notes, soundings along Sacramento River and Stoney Creek. Fitzhugh. 1882 X27 Box 11, volume Office notes on General Mapping. 1882 X28 Box 11, volume Bench marks, elevation and notes on line running south, NE corner section 23, X29 R3W MDB&M. Also weight of wagons operated by various people. Box 11, volume Kings River soundings, check levels Antioch to Firebaugh. Notes of Masons survey X30 Tulare Lake Canal. Record of Wells, Chowchilla Ranch, Mokelumne River canals. 1884 Box 11, volume Mokelumne River, locating BM and bridges by tying them into section corners. X31 1884 Box 11, volume County boundaries. 1882 X32 Box 11, volume Daily journal for period 1880 to 1884 (Job assignments). N. King. 1884 X33 Box 11, volume Office memo, includes list of SED employees and instructions. ca. 1880 X34 Box 11, volume Accounts, itemized list of expenditures. J.D. Schuyler. 1881 X35 Box 11, volume SED accounts, itemized list of expenditures. Edward Yorke. 1880 X36 Box 11, volume SED accounts, daily reports of hours spent by Grunsky and N. King on routine X37 work. 1883 Box 11, volume SED accounts for party no. 3, daily list of expenditures from June 1, 1878 to Jan. 8, X38 1879. By C.H. Kluegel. 1879 Box 11, volume SED accounts book, itemized list of expenditures. J.D. Schuyler. 1880 X39

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Box 11, volume SED account book, itemized list of expenditures for construction materials. 1884 X40 Box 11, volume SED office memoranda book daily listing of action to be taken of various X41 problems. E. York. 1882 Box 11, volume Daily memorandum of significant events during January 1889. Sandow. 1889 X42 Box 11, volume List of names of applicants for topographical and irrigation map of San Joaquin X43 Valley. 1887-1888 Box 11, volume Memorandum of employees in State Engineers Department. 1878-1880 X44 Box 11, volume Record of items loaned to various individuals by the Department of Highways. X45 1905 Box 11, volume Mailing list for Department of Highways. 1904 X46 Box 11, volume Inventory of items left with Fred T. Perris, San Bernadino, California. Also outfit of X47 party #2 left at Bakersfield. 1880 Box 11, volume Missing 1/13/58. X48 Box 11, volume Notes, drawings, chronicle of boat trip up Sacramento River, memo of expenses, X49 daily journal of work performed in office and thoughts on various subjects. 1878 Box 11, volume Check levels along Sacramento River, Old River, and Georgiana Slough. By X50 Mitchell. 1879 Box 11, volume Levels down the Sacramento River. Line of levels from BM on Oak tree to Jacinto X51 Road on west side of Sacramento River, about two miles above Butte City. H.P.H. Boschke. 1878

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Box 12, volume Check levels. Yuba City to Meridian and Knights Landing to Grimes Landing. S.H. X52 Smith and Herbert Vischer. 1879 Box 12, volume List of bench marks on the Sacramento River from Meridian to Knights Landing. X53 Levels along line of overflow of 1879 from S14, T15N, R1E. Lines of levels along Bear and Yuba Rivers. Sections from county road on Main Line up Feather River. S.H. Smith. 1879 Box 12, volume Levels from Butte City to Grimes Landing, being a line along the county road. J.M. X54 Johnson, Jr. and W.M. Fitzhugh. 1879 Box 12, volume Base line levels up Feather River, line from Feather River up Yuba River. Line up X55 Bear River starting at BM at McLures Ferry. Line conneting line between BM of Yuba River on RR bridge and Oroville track at depot. Line up Feather River to Yuba City. W.M. Fitzhugh (rod) and Manson (?). 1878 Box 12, volume Yuba River, levels commencing at Manson's BM on Oak tree drain near Posey's X56 house on Yuba River. Rodman's check book. 1879 Box 12, volume Notes, computation, and rough sketches of Bear River Dam also one loose page of X57 transit notes. 1880 (?) Box 12, volume Elevations and soundings along the San Joaquin and Stanislaus Rivers. Also X58 drawing of party crossing river. E.W. Moor. 1878 Box 12, volume Line #2 commencing at BM at Station 433 on Line #2 at Yuba ranch on left bank of X59 Yuba River. By Manson. 1879 Box 12, volume Elevations at mouth of Calaveras and at San Joaquin Rivers. E.W. Moore, rodman. X60 1878 Box 12, volume Gauge readings of Goose Lake Ditch, Kern Island Canal, Emory Ditch, Buena Vista X61 Ditch, James Canal. Meachum Ditch, Pioneer Canal, branch of James Canal and Johnson Ditch, Wible Canal, Kern Valley Water Company Canal, Railroad Canal, Calloway Canal. Check levels between James Canal and Buena Vista Canal. Top of Kern River Railroad bridge, Pioneer Canal, Farmers Canal, Emory Canal. By L.L. Dixon (rod) and J.D. Schuyler. 1879 Box 12, volume Levels, back and fore sights up main lines of Sacramento River. By J.M. Johnson X62 (rod) and Manson (chief). 1879

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Box 12, volume Notes on Feather River lines. Elevations at various points. John Schival. 1878 X63 Box 12, volume Elevations on lines to reservoirs #10, 11, and 12. Also contours reservoir #14. X64 W.H. Bitts, Taney. 1880 Box 12, volume Lines along Sacramento River and San Joaquin River. Lines 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and X65 9. E.N. Moore. 1878 Box 12, volume Levels, Sacramento River at Chico Ferry and Colby's Ferry, also up the Jacinto and X66 along left bank Stoney Creek. 1879 Box 12, volume Levels from New York Landing to Sacramento. By Griffiths. 1878 X67 Box 13, volume 1 Line #1 on Old River and Middle River from Station 0 at head of Old River, down Old River to Middle River, thence down Middle River to station 239 at Latham Slough. Line #2 on San Joaquin River from station 0 near mouth of Stanislaus River down the San Joaquin River to station 139 at Moss' Ferry near the San Joaquin bridge. C.H. Kluegel, transit, and C.E. Grunsky, topographer. 1878 Box 13, volume 2 Continuation of line #2 San Joaquin River from station 139 at Moss Ferry down the San Joaquin River to station 471 near Mandeville Landing, C.H. Kluegel and C.E. Grunsky. 1878 Box 13, volume 3 Continuation of line #2 San Joaquin River from station 471 to station 590 to entrance to Seven Mile Slough. Line 4 continues line 2 from station 0 (591) to station 52 at east and of cross levee on the left bank of the Sacramento River, past 52 station 11 of line #7. Line #5 along Seven Mile Slough to station 32 about 500 ft. north of house and trees on right bank of the San Joaquin River on the west side of the entrance to Three Mile Slough. By C.H. Kluegel and C.E. Grunsky. Box 13, volume 4 On Old River from station 0 (post 50 line #1) at the point between Old River and the head of the Middle River thence along the right bank of Old River to station 511 on the levee of Venice Island. By C.E. Grunsky. 1878 Box 13, volume 5 Line #6, Old River (Sacramento), line #7 Rio Vista to Collinsville, Line #8 Three Mile Slough station 0 to 97. C.H. Kluegel. 1878 Box 13, volume 6 Line #9, Feather River on the right bank of the river. C.H. Klugel and C.E. Grunsky. 1878 Box 13, volume 7 Linke #11 Yuba River. C.H. Kluegel, transitman; C.E. Grunsky, topographer. 1878 Box 13, volume 8 Colusa, Butte Slough, Knights Landing. Feather River line connecting Sacramento River survey and American River line. Boschke. 1878 Box 13, volume 9 Cross line from line #11 to the Feather River. Boschke. 1878 Box 13, volume Line from Gray's Bend to Hall's with cross sections. Cross country lines from 10 Sacramento River line #11, from 351 + 59, S, 13'-22'E to 357 + 60.8. Boschke. 1879 Box 13, volume Special survey at Butte City, Cox Bend to Knights Landing, sections of soundings 11 on Sacramento River. Special survey at Weists, Angular line Butte City to Princeton Needle and Telemeter survey from Princeton to Knights Landing. Boschke. 1879 Box 13, volume Missing 1/15/58. 12 Box 13, volume Gauging surveys north honcut, south honcut, Feather River, Table at Mt. Creek, 13 Butte Creek, Chico County. M. Manson. 1879 Box 13, volume Gauging survey of Stoney Creek, overflow line between Nicolaus and Marysville. 14 Fitzhugh. 1879 Box 13, volume Surveys of flooded districts Yuba River. M. Manson. 1879 15 Box 13, volume Survey of flooded districts on Yuba River line E around Marysville line. Cross 16 section of Feather River at 5th Street Bridge and soundings. Side line F along citizen's levee and cross sections. M. Manson. 1878-1879 Box 13, volume Missing 1/15/58. 17 Box 13, volume Missing 1/15/58. 18

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Box 13, volume Survey of Yuba River from McCargers station 314-63 to Smartsville dumps. Station 19 1098 + 25 and line #2 from station 432 + 46 to station 575 + 66. M. Manson. 1879 Box 13, volume South Yuba River above Jones Bar to Omega Dump, M. Manson. 1879 20 Box 13, volume Middle Yuba Transit lines and topography from bridge on Pack trail Moors Flat and 21 Minnesota Hills to Station 1326+25 downstream. M. Manson. 1879 Box 13, volume Yuba River continuation of Line 2 to Timbuctoo Dump. Transit Survey Topgraphy 22 above Timbuctoo Dump. 1879 Box 13, volume San Joaquin (Old River) cutoff. Yuba River, Smartsville to South Yuba, South Yuba 23 to Jones Bar, Main Yuba to Junction of South Fork and South Yuba to Jones Bar. M. Manson. 1879 Box 14, volume Tehama Survey, Sacramento River gauging survey at Iron Canyon. M. Manson. 24 1879 Box 14, volume Compass line down Mokelumne River. Griffiths. 1879 25 Box 14, volume Lines and cross sections of American River from mouth upstream 9 miles. 26 Boschke. 1879 Box 14, volume Line of overflow from Bear River to the American River. Fitzhugh. 1879 27 Box 14, volume Additional sections between the Feather River and Sacramento City. Boschke, 28 Engineer in charge, and D.D. Griffiths, Assistant. 1879 Box 14, volume Observations at breaks in levee on line 10 Station 1150 and 1294 and at bridges 29 of the California Pacific RR on the Sacramento River. Kluegel. 1879 Box 14, volume Sacramento River, 1st and 2nd break below Dr. Jacob's. Upper and lower break at 30 H.C. Kathaus. Break above Col. Hall's, Enginlish Break, High water marks, Break opposite American River, Determination of Sec. line at Monument. Boschke. 1879 Box 14, volume Mining excavation at Smartsville and Mooney's Flat. Fitzhugh. 1879 31 Box 14, volume San Joaquin River, special surveys and soundings above Webbs landing. Boschke. 32 1879 Box 14, volume Survey of Kings River Meander line no. 1, levels from 0-310 meander line no. 2. 33 o-2275 and continuation of line 2. From Transit Book 4. A.G. Warfield. 1878 Box 14, volume Cross sections, survey of Kings River. Lines 1 and 2 also meander line from 629 34 line 2 following Bluffs to Campbells Mtn., and line runs from Sta. 4+70 on cross-section no. 1 4200 feet up Kings River to Dam at head to Williams Ditch. Warfield. 1878 Box 14, volume Kings River Canal line via Campbells Mtn. also cross sections of Tule River. A.J. 35 Warfield and Reardon. 1878 Box 14, volume Cross country lines survey of Kings River. Warfield. 1878 36 Box 14, volume Kaweah River survey, cross sections, canal line, dam line, and cross country lines 37 1 to 5. A.J. Warfield and M. Reardon. 1878 Box 14, volume Preliminary lines between Kaweah and Tule Rivers. A.J. Warfield and M. Reardon. 38 1878 Box 14, volume Survey of Kings River, meander line #2, 1350-2275. A.J. Warfield and M. Reardon. 39 1878 Box 14, volume Survey of Tule River, Deer Creek, and White River. Warfield. 1878 40 Box 14, volume Triangulation notes on the upper San Joaquin Canal and Irrigation Company 41 works. A.J. Warfield and H.B. Choice. 1879 Box 14, volume Missing 1/16/58 42

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Box 14, volume River and canal gauging. San Joaquin River at RR crossing, Fresno River near 43 Chapsman Ditch, Chowchilla River near Buchanan, Maryosa Creek near Bennetts, Bear Creek near Mongombrys, cross section of Merced River and dam at Merced Falls, gauging of Merced River 1 1/4 miles above Merced Falls and at RR crossing, Chowchilla Canal at Miller and Lux Ditch, Kings River at RR crossing, and Emigrant Ditch, People's Ditch, Mussel Slough Ditch, Last Chance and Lower Kings River Ditch. Warfield. 1878 Box 14, volume Missing 1/16/58 44 Box 14, volume Velocity of San Joaquin, Merced, Tuolumne, and Stanislaus River, cross sections of 45 the San Joaquin and Merced Rivers and the Upper San Joaquin Irrigating Company's canal. Recross sections of the Fresno Canal near Madera and misc. data. A.J. Warfield, assistant in charge. 1879 Box 15, volume Notes on river gauging and current observation. Velocity of Merced River at 46 McSwain's Ferry, Fresno Canal, San Joaquin River at upper gauging, Kings River and Patterson Slough at upper gauging; Kings River at Austin Phillips Ranch, Kingston Bridge, and at SPRR crossing west of Lemore. Also gauging of the Grant Ditch near Kingston, gauging of Murphy's Slough and gauge at Tulare Lake. A.J. Warfield. 1879 Box 15, volume Kings River, Merced River, and Fresno Canal current observation and gauging. A.J. 47 Warfield, assistant in charge; H.B. Choice, leveler. 1879 Box 15, volume Special gauging Mussel Slough and Fresno Canal, also notes of Eisen Ditch. A.J. 48 Warfield; H.B. Choice, leveler. 1879 Box 15, volume Gauging of the Fresno Canal and adjacent ditches. A.J. Warfield. 1879 49 Box 15, volume Missing 1/17/58 50 Box 15, volume Special gauging, Centerville and Kingsbury Canal. A.J. Warfield, assistant in 51 charge. 1879 Box 15, volume Special gauging of the Centerville and Kingsbury Canal and adjacent ditches. A.J. 52 Warfield. 1879 Box 15, volume Special gauging of People's Ditch, also cross sections on east, west, and middle 53 forks. A.J. Warfield, assistant in charge; H.B. Choice, leveler. 1879 Box 15, volume Notes and special gauging on the Last Chance Canal, also cross sections of branch 54 ditches. A.J. Warfield. 1879 Box 15, volume Notes and special gauging of the lower Kings River and Emigrant's Canal, also 55 cross sections of branch ditches. A.J. Warfield and H.B. Choice. 1879 Box 15, volume Kings River Canal line via Dunnigan's Pass. Lines up and down Sand Creek. A.J. 56 Warfield, engineer in charge; M. Reardon, leveler. 1878 Box 15, volume Surveys along the Kern River. 1878-1879 57 Box 15, volume Transit notes of line 13 down Georgiana Slough, also BM. 1879 58 Box 15, volume Lines on south side of American River, from American River north and east to 59 Jackson Rd., section A, sections B and B2, section C. (See index) M. Manson. 1880 Box 15, volume Lines on south side of American River, section C2, D and E. (See index) Survey of 60 the Capitol Park extension by F.R. Coffee. Manson. 1880 Box 15, volume Boundary line of drainage district #1 between American and Consumnes River. F. 61 Reardon. 1880 Box 15, volume Boundary line of drainage district #1 between American and Consumnes Rivers. F. 62 Reardon. 1880 Box 15, volume Boundary line of drainage district #1 between American and Consumnes Rivers. F. 63 Reardon. 1880 Box 15, volume Boundary of drainage district #1 in Solano County. Reardon. 1880 64 Box 15, volume Lines on south bank of Yuba River near DeGuerre Point. M. Manson. 1880 65

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Box 15, volume Line down left bank of Feather River. Profile line of DeGuerre Point and DeGuerre 66 Dam, also profile line of Rocket Dam. Manson. 1880 Box 15, volume Addition surveys of the Yuba and Bear Rivers and connections with township 67 corners. M. Manson. 1879 Box 15, volume Bear River surveys levee from the RR bridge to Johnson's crossing, right bank of 68 river. Grunsky. 1880 Box 16, volume Bear River surveys lines. M. Manson. 1880 69 Box 16, volume Miscellaneous lines, Bear River. Manson. 1880 70 Box 16, volume Surveys of wash outs from Knights Landing to Sacramento, line down American 71 River from a point above RR bridge to wagon bridge near south Sacramento. Also cross sections of line down left bank of cutoff channel of American River. Rhodes. Box 16, volume Notes on main line down west bank of Sacramento River, also down east side of 72 river. Grunsky. 1880 Box 16, volume Notes on main line down east bank of Sacramento River, also side lines. Grunsky. 73 1880 Box 16, volume Field notes, Sacramento River work. Breaks and levee repair. A.W. Wilson 74 (Washington Todhunter, English, V St, American River). 1880 Box 16, volume Notes on Sacramento River near Colusa. Wallace and Grunsky. 1880 75 Box 16, volume Survey of levee breaks on Feather River from Humphrey's break to Graft's Slough. 76 C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer; H.N. Sutton; R.H. Goodman, engineer in charge. 1880 Box 16, volume Cross section and office notes DD # continued #4, left bank of Feather River. W.G. 77 Lovell, engineer in charge; C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 16, volume Field location book, Yuba River Division, State Drainage District #1, Yuba River 78 Dam survey. Dolsen, engineer in charge; C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 16, volume Office book. Yuba River Division, State Drainage District #1. Yuba River Dam and 79 its approaches. S. Dolsen, engineer in charge; C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 16, volume Survey enclosing the reservoirs of Yuba Dam from the dam to Timbuctoo Canyon. 80 A. Boschke, assistant engineer. 1880 Box 16, volume Bear River Division Drainage District #1, levee from Hickeys Corral and RR bridge, 81 cross section notes. J.C. Pierson and C.D. Rhodes. 1880 Box 16, volume Bear River Division Drainage District #1. Estimates book #1 continuing all work of 82 Doane and McBean construction company except some dam and revtment. J.C. Pierson, assistant engineer; C.D. Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 16, volume Bear River Division estimate of levee work. J.C. Pierson, assistant engineer; C.D. 83 Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 17, volume Bear River Dam Drainage District #1. J.C. Pierson, assistant engineer; C.D. 84 Rhodes, resident engineer. 1880 Box 17, volume Kern River area survey, south break Kaweah River, and Hot Spring Valley surveys. 85 1880 Box 17, volume Tule River survey. Kaweah River survey. Survey of Lake Charlotte, Lake Johnson, 86 Lake East, Mill Flat, Lake Woodchuck, Dusy's Meadow on north fork Kings River and Kings River about 15 miles above upper gauging. Choice. 1880 Box 17, volume Los Angeles Valley surveys--San Gabriel Canyon, Burns Canyon, Anita Canyon, 87 Baldwin Reservoir. Stevenson. 1880 Box 17, volume Los Angeles survey. San Gabriel Canyon to Puento station on east side of San 88 Gabriel River, San Gabriel Canyon, Sheep Corral Springs on Arroyo, Verdugo Canyon. Stevenson. Box 17, volume Los Angeles area survey, Big Tujunga Canyon reservoir. 10 and 13 connecting 89 lines. Stevenson. Box 17, volume Notes of reservoir surveys on Los Angeles County. Stevenson. 1880 90 Box 17, volume Gauging survey of Mokelumne, Calaveras, Stanislaus, Tuolumne, Merced, San 91 Joaquin, Kings, and Kaweah Rivers. Grunsky. 1881

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Box 17, volume Gauging surveys of Merced River at SPRR bridge (low water) near Cressey, 92 Merced County. L. Harrison Smith. 1881 Box 17, volume Gauging surveys of Consumnes River at bridge, Bear Creek at Walfsons, Mariposa 93 Creek at Pat Bennetts, Chowchilla River near Buchanan, Fresno River near Fresno Canal Dam. Grunsky. 1882 Box 17, volume Merced River, survey of top of divide opposite the townsite of LaGrange. North 94 bank of river, line to Merced Falls. Grunsky. 1883 Box 17, volume Stanislaus River surveys, studies for diversion of waters north side of river, for 95 October and November. Grunsky. 1883 Box 17, volume Survey for State Printing Office, Sacramento. Coffee. 1880 96 Box 17, volume Soundings on Sacramento River near Sacramento City and Freeport. Boschke. 97 1879 Box 17, volume Survey of Yuba and Feather Rivers, also several pages of comments on invention 98 of new sewage system. (Near Marysville) 1882 Field Notes Box 18, volume 1 Levees, dams, etc. San Joaquin River, Three Mile Slough, Seven Mile Slough. C.H. Kluegel. 1878 Box 18, volume 2 Gauging of the Yuba, Bear, American, and Consumnes Rivers, Dry Creek, Willow Creek, Auburn Ravine, notes of samples of low water. M. Manson. 1878 Box 18, volume 3 Free float observations on the Feather River, Butte Creek, Chico Creek, and South Honcut Creek. M. Manson. 1879 Box 18, volume 4 Gauging survey of Sacramento River at Tehama, Red Bluff and Iron Canyon. M. Manson. 1879 Box 18, volume 5 Soundings of the Sacramento River at Tehama, Red Bluff, Iron Canyon. M. Manson. 1879 Box 18, volume 6 Yuba River survey--notes of lines 1, 2, and 3 levee above Marysville, March and April. M. Manson. 1879 Box 18, volume 7 Breaks in levees on the Sacramento River from Cox Bend above Butte City to the City of Sacramento. Boschke. 1879 Box 18, volume 8 Yuba River Bason hydraulic mines notes. M. Manson. 1879 Box 18, volume 9 Notes of floods in the Feather and Yuba Rivers. M. Manson. 1879 Box 18, volume Flooded lands and value of lands in the American River Basin. Manson. 1880 10 Box 18, volume Feather River breaks in levee on right bank--high water marks, etc. Limit of on 11 flow from Nicolaus to Parks Dam, Butte Slough, section of Butte Slough at Lany Bridge and section of Feather River near Nicolaus. C.H. Kluegel. 1879 Box 18, volume Preliminary examinations of breaks in the levees of Sacramento River. English 12 break to 1 mile above Courtland. M. Manson. 1880-1881 Box 18, volume Preliminary examinations of breaks in the levees of Sacramento River. 1 mile 13 above Courtland to Rio Vista via Old River and Steamboat Slough. M. Manson. 1881 Box 18, volume Preliminary examinations of levees and dams on Yuba, Bear, and Feather 14 Rivers. M. Manson. 1882 Box 18, volume Irrigation study of San Joaquin County, plains east of San Joaquin River. C.E. 15 Grunsky. 1881 Box 19, volume Irrigation notes on the San Joaquin Valley. Type of irrigation in various areas 16 and numbers of acres irrigated. Old rainfall records at Rio Bravo. Stream gauging at Rio Bravo. Rainfall records at Visalia (1881-1882). Grunsky. 1882 Box 19, volume Irrigation notes. San Joaquin Valley description. Grunsky. (Note: This books 17 microfilmed on M-622, 9/18/52) 1882 Box 19, volume Irrigation and well notes. San Joaquin Valley and Kings River area near Tulare 18 Lake. Grunsky. 1882 Box 19, volume Irrigation notes, San Joaquin Valley description of topography near Stanislaus, 19 Chowchilla, Tuolumne, and Merced Rivers. Grunsky. 1882 Box 19, volume Notes water gauging of San Joaquin Valley rivers. Kings, San Joaquin, Merced, 20 Tuolumne, Stanislaus, Calaveras. S.H. Smith. 1881

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Box 19, volume Notes on hydraulic mining in Feather and American Rivers. Boschke. 1881 21 Box 19, volume Notes of level lines. South bank Yuba River and left bank Feather River. 22 DeGuerre and Rocket Dams, levees on south bank of Yuba River. M. Manson. 1880 Box 19, volume Notes on boundary of drainage district #1 (Sacramento County). Manson. 1880 23 Box 19, volume Notes on Sacramento River levee work and bank protection work near 24 Washington. H.D. Abbott. 1880 Box 19, volume Field notes on soil types and use for agriculture in Yuba County. Wm. Minnis. 25 1881 Box 19, volume Notes on topographic features along the Sacramento River from Chico Landing 26 to Knights Landing. Grunsky. 1880 Box 19, volume Field notes of various levees. Sacramento River, Princeton to Colusa. Grunksy. 27 1880 Box 19, volume Field notes on levees on the east bank of Sacramento River. Grunsky. 1880 28 Box 19, volume Notes online of levee Division 8, on Sacramento River from 4 1/2 miles below 29 Jacinto to Colusa. Grunsky. 1880 Box 19, volume Levee location notes on east bank of Sacramento River above Butte City. 30 Grunsky. Box 20, volume Notes on hydraulic mining and the debris problem. Bear River notes made at 31 Dutch Flat, Gold Run, and Little York. Wm. Ham Hall. 1879 Box 20, volume Yuba River and San Juan Ridge, notes on hydraulic mining and the debris 32 problem. Wm Ham Hall, State Engineer. Box 20, volume Feather River notes on hydraulic mining in Butte County. C.H. Kluegel, 33 assistant engineer. 1879 Box 20, volume American River notes on mining, water ditches, and companies. C.H. Kluegel. 34 1879 Box 20, volume Notes on number of acres of various crops grown in Kings River area. Twp. 35 18-4. 20E (15 to 20 miles above Tulare Lake). J.S. Urton and Warfield. 1878 Box 20, volume Notes on crop survey conducted in Twp. 18S R22E, Twp. 19S-R22E, Twp. 36 18S-R21E, Twp. 19S-R21E, Twp. 17S-R21E. Gives name of owner, location, and number of acres of various crops grown. Urton and Warfield. 1878 Box 20, volume Notes on topographic features observed on forth class lines run from station 37 278, line #2 to Campbells Mountain and other points. Notes on survey of People's Canal, Mussel Slough Canal. Last Chance Ditch, notes on cross county lines near Last Chance Ditch, notes on soil types and irrigation practices in Kings River area. A.J. Warfield. 1878 Box 20, volume Statements of prominent agriculturalist and irrigators relative to irrigating 38 practices, amount of agriculture and historical behavior of streams in Tulare County. Warfield. 1879 Box 20, volume Notes on irrigation ditches, canals in Mussel Slough area. A.J. Warfield. 1879 39 Box 20, volume Notes regarding Centerville and Kingsbury Irrigation and Canal Company. 1879 40 Box 20, volume Notes regarding Mussel Slough country and along the Emigrants, Centerville 41 and Kingsbury Canals to Centerville. A.J. Warfield. 1879 Box 20, volume Missing 1/25/58. (Possibly book #6 by Warfield) 42 Box 20, volume Description of canals and ditches taking water from the Saint John's River and 43 Old Kaweah River. A.J. Warfield. 1879 Box 20, volume Missing 1/25/58. (Possibly book #8 by Warfield) 44

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Box 20, volume Book 1, notes on river and canal gauging 1878 of White River, Deer Creek, Tule 45 River, Pioneer Ditch, Porterville Slough, Lewis Creek, Yokoe River, Kaweah River, Poguess Ditch, Cottonwood Creek, Sand Creek, Watokee Creek, Kings River, Kings River and Fresno Canal, Fresno Canal, Centerville and Kingsbury Canal, Patterson Slough, Kincaid Ditch, and Big Dry Creek. A.J. Warfield. 1878-1879 Box 20, volume Book 2, river and canal gauging on San Joaquin River, Fresno River, Chowchilla 46 River, Mariposa Creek, Bear Creek, Mill Dam at Merced Falls, Merced river, Chowchilla Canal, Kings River, Emigrant Ditch, People's Ditch, Mussel Slough Ditch, People's Ditch lower survey, Last Chance Ditch, Lower Kings River Water Company's ditch, Rhodes Ditch. A.J. Warfield. Box 20, volume Notes on irrigation practices, Chowchilla Canal, San Joaquin and Kings River 47 Canal, and the canals and ditches in Yolo County. J.D. Schuyler. 1879 Box 20, volume Irrigation statistics of Kern County. 1880 48 Box 20, volume Kern County surveys, notes taken on trip while erecting gauge rods. J.D. 49 Schuyler. 1879 Box 20, volume Missing 1/25/58. (Possibly book #1 of Los Angeles field note of 1879) 50 Box 21, volume Notes on Los Angeles area. J.D. Schuyler. 1879 51 Box 21, volume Notes on Los Angeles area irrigation practices. San Bernadino, Riverside, and 52 San Gabriel River, J.D. Schuyler. 1879 Box 21, volume Notes on Los Angeles area irrigation practices. Santa Ana River, water supply 53 of the San Gabriel Valley. J.D. Schuyler. 1879 Box 21, volume Notes of topographic, hydrologic, and irrigational features from Sacramento to 54 Kern along the San Joaquin Valley. Describes flow, gauging and diversions from Mokelumne River, Calaveras River, Little John Creek, Stanislaus River, Knights Ferry, Portland Brothers Ditch, Tuolumne River, Merced River, Fresno Canal, Farmers Ditch, Mead's Ditch, Robla Canal Company, Bear Creek, Mills Creek, Chowchilla River, Fresno River and Paso Creek, J.D. Schuyler. 1880 Box 21, volume Missing 1/25/58 55 Box 21, volume Notes of topographic and other features observed on reconnaissance trip up 56 Lytle Creek, San Gabriel Canyon, Escorpion Rancho, Pacoima Canyon, Verdugo Canyon, and Arroyo Seco. J.D. Schuyler. 1880 Box 21, volume Reservoirs, Perris, Yucuipa Reservoir Site in San Bernadino County. Perris. 57 1880 Box 21, volume Reservoirs, Perris, Maria Armenta and Little Mountain Reservoir in San 58 Bernadino County. Parris. 1880 Box 21, volume Reservoir, Perris, Sycamore Flat and Myers Canyon dam sites in San Bernadino 59 County. Perris. 1880 Box 21, volume Reconnaissance of Deep Creek, cross sections of Santa Ana and Bed Rock 60 Canyon, Canada Lierde--reservoir site, line levels to San Gabriel, Coyoto Creek, and La Brea Reservoir sites--Tequesquite Reservoir site, and reconnaisance from San Timateo to Tequesquite San Bernadino. Perris. 1880 Box 21, volume Notes, elevation, and survey of Bear Valley reservoir site in San Bernadino. 61 Perris. 1880 Box 21, volume Bernadino County. Water gaugings, Lytle Creek, South Fork Ditch, Mill Creek, 62 Santa Ana River. Perris. 1880 Box 21, volume Gauging streams and canals in Los Angeles and San Bernadino Counties. S.H. 63 Smith. 1880 Box 21, volume Gauging streams and canals in Los Angeles and San Bernadino Counties. S.H. 64 Smith. 1880 Box 21, volume Irrigation data and statistics of Los Angeles County. Oldenburg. 1880 65 Box 21, volume Irrigation statistics of Los Angeles County. Oldenburg. 1880 66

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Box 21, volume Report on irrigation in Los Angeles County. Soils, artesian wells, springs, and 67 method of irrigation. Oldenburg. 1880 Box 22, volume Report on irrigation in Los Angeles County. Knox. 1880 68 Box 22, volume Report on irrigation in Los Angeles County. Knox. 1880 69 Box 22, volume Report on irrigation in Los Angeles County. Knox. 1880 70 Box 22, volume Irrigation statistics San Gabriel Valley. John E. Jackson. 1880 71 Box 22, volume Irrigation notes, San Bernadino County. Topp. 1880 72 Box 22, volume Irrigation data and statistics, Los Angeles County. Baldwin. 1880 73 Box 22, volume Notes on soil types, irrigation data and statistics of Riverside, California. C.C. 74 Miller. 1880 Box 22, volume Artesian wells in San Bernadino County. Perris. 1880 75 Box 22, volume Irrigation notes, Fresno and Tulare, John S. Urton. 1880 76 Box 22, volume Irrigation notes, Tulare County. John S. Urton. 1880 77 Box 22, volume Notes of irrigation practices in parts of Fresno and Kings Counties. John S. 78 Urton. 1880 Box 22, volume Irrigation notes, Tulare County. J.W.A. Wright. 1880 79 Box 22, volume Irrigation notes on Tulare County, also ditches in Mussel Slough Country. J.W.A. 80 Wright. 1880 Box 22, volume Gauging notes on Tulare Lake, Lakeside Canal, Upper Kings River, Upper 81 Kaweah River, and local sloughs. J.W.A. Wright. 1880 Box 22, volume Irrigation notes on Last Chance Canal, rainfall at Centerville, Borden and Jones 82 Ferry, Big Dry Creek, Kingsbury and Kingstone, Lemore in Tulare County, Hanford and Tulare at Porterville. Also data on the Kings River and Tule River, Kings River and Fresno Canals, headgate of the Mussel Slough Canal, Emigrants Canal and river and canal gauge records. H.B. Choice. 1880 Box 23, volume San Joaquin Valley agricultural and irrigation data on area near Kings River and 83 Fresno Canal, Kaweah River, Lemoore, Mussel Slough, and Central California Colony. H.B. Choice. 1880 Box 23, volume Descriptioin of soil, location, and Settlers Ditch headworks of ditch and 84 branches, and the Lakeside Canal and its branches. H.B. Choice. 1880 Box 23, volume Agricultural and irrigation data, San Joaquin Valley. Area carved in around 85 Easterly Rancho, Borden settlement minturn, Wildflower, Kingsburg. From Fresno River and Kings River canals. H.B. Choice. 1880 Box 23, volume Missing 1/27/58 86 Box 23, volume Survey of reservoir sites on the middle fork of the Tule River, Kaweah River, 87 near Kern Lake, also Lake Charlotte, Lake Johnson, Lake Caroline, Lake East, Lake Schuyler, Lake Fresno, Big Meadows, Lake Woodchuck, and Mill Flat Reservoir site. H.B. Choice. 1880 Box 23, volume Observations of Salt Creek, Big Antelope Creek, Little Antelope Creek, and Mill 88 Creek. Wm. Fitzhugh. 1880 Box 23, volume Field notes on reclamation work Bouldin Island, Staten Island, Jersey Tract, 89 Sand Mound Ranch, Webb Tract, Twitchell Island, Bacon Island, Bradford Tract, Venice Island, and Barnhart Tract. Tucker. 1878 Box 23, volume On reclamation work Swamp Land Districts #17 and #46, Roberts Island, 90 Venice Island, Rough and Ready Island, Bradford Tract, and Bancroft Tract (Roberts Island). Tucker. 1878

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Box 23, volume Reclamation Tyler Island--Swamp Land district 135 and 136, San Joaquin Delta, 91 Bradford Tract, Swamp Land district 118 and 148 Joice Island (San Pablo Bay) and Sacramento Delta. Tucker. 1878 Box 23, volume Reclamation Union Island, Rancho El Pescadero, Paradise Cut, Runyon 92 Swamplands District, Grand Island. Tucker. 1878 Box 23, volume Reclamation Sherman Island, Roberts Island, Staten Island, Webb Tract, main 93 land east side of San Joaquin River below Calaveras, head of eastern branch of Potato Sloug to lands (near Collinsville), swamp land district 170 (Laves and Upper Webb Tract), Twitchell Island, Bacon Island, Mondeville Island, and Tyler Island. Tucker. 1878 Box 23, volume Wood Island, Brannon and Andrews swamp land district 148, Brannon Island 94 swamp land district 129, Andrus and Brannon, and Grand Island. Tucker. 1878 Box 23, volume Reclamation Runyon District, Swamp land district 149. Tucker. 1878 95 Box 23, volume Rainfall agriculture and irrigation practices in and around Kingsbury, Kings 96 River, description of canals and ditches. C.E. Grunsky. 1884 Box 23, volume Structure of ditches, flow of water and means of apportioning it of the Peoples 97 Ditch Company, Lakeside Canal Company, Settlers Ditch, Mussel Slough, and Last Chance Ditch Company, and others. Also strata of various wells. Charles Scott. 1884 Box 23, volume Wells and irrigation in the San Joaquin. C.E. Grunsky. 1884 98 Box 23, volume Kern Company soil samples taken near various irrigation ditches and canals. 99 Irrigation practices and description and gauging of artesian wells near Sacramento. C.E. Grunsky. 1885 Box 24, volume Description of various canals and ditches in Kings and Tulare Counties. C.E. 100 Grunsky. 1885 Box 24, volume History and description of various canal and irrigation companies in and around 101 Tulare County. C.E. Grunsky. 1885 Box 24, volume History and description of variou canals on Rancho Laguna de Tache, gauging 102 of the Sacramento River at Sacramento, and artesian wells near Sacramento. C.E. Grunsky. 1885 Box 24, volume History of water rates in various canals and ditches of Stanislaus, Fresno, and 103 Merced Counties. C.E. Grunsky. 1886 Box 24, volume Description of canals and ditches obtaining water from San Joaquin, Kings, and 104 Merced Rivers--headworks, diversion dams, and use of water. C.E. Grunsky. 1886 Memoranda Box 24, volume 1 Gauge rods Yuba River, Bear River, Dry Creek, Coon Creek, Auburn Ravine, American River, San Joaquin River, Mokelumne River, Calaveras River, Stanislaus River, etc. 1882 Box 24, volume 2 Water samples taken on Sacramento, Yuba, Feather, American, Bear, South Yuba, Auburn, and Consumnes Rivers, Coon Creek, Dry Creek, Butte Creek, and Tule Basin. M. Manson. 1879 Box 24, volume 3 Rods and gauges on the Sacramento, Feather, American, and San Joaquin Rivers, gauges BM's. Griffiths. 1890 Box 24, volume 4 Bench marks--Sacramento River. Griffiths. 1905 Box 24, volume 5 Bench marks--Sacramento, Feather, Yuba, and Bear Rivers. Griffiths. 1890 Box 24, volume 6 Bench marks--Sacramento River and Sacramento Valley Railroad. Griffiths. 1890 Box 24, volume 7 Bench marks--Sacramento River between Butte City and Meridian. Griffiths. 1890 Box 24, volume 8 Tabling--Bear River. C.E. Grunsky. 1884 Box 24, volume 9 Missing 1/28/58 Box 24, volume Missing 1/28/58 10 Box 24, volume Bench marks--American River. Manson. 1880 11

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Box 24, volume Bench marks--US Debris survey made on the Consumnes, Mokelumne, 12 Calaveras, Tuolumne, and Stanislaus Rivers and on Dry, Sutter, Mule, and Jackson Creeks. Lieutenant Payson USCE. 1880 Box 24, volume Bench marks and checked points of the San Joaquin County irrigation survey. 13 1881 Box 24, volume Swamp land district data in Sutter and Yuba Counties. G.B. Cosby. 1880 14 Box 24, volume Location and description of bench marks--index of Grunsky's field and level 15 books, Warfield field and level books, Boschke's field and level books, Fitzhugh's field and level books, elevations of water surface at foot of K Street in Sacramento for the period of 1849 to 1879. Notes on where information for the general state map was derived. No author. 1878 Box 24, volume Office memoranda book contains notations of work to be done, gives location 16 of same rods and name of recorder. Edward Yorke. 1879 Box 25, volume Office memoranda of work to be completed, work received, and work planned. 17 (In office) Edward Yorke. 1879 Box 25, volume Sketches of triangulation points near Knights Landing. Edward Yorke. 1879 18 Box 25, volume Kluegel's levees on the San Joaquin River, Collinsville gauge records from 7 Nov 19 1878, Rio Vista gauge, Collinsville rod and low water from New York landing to Sacramento City 1878, high water of 1878 at Sacramento, New York gauge data for low water profile from New York landing to Knights Landing. Data for profile of low water of Old Sacramento and Georgiana Slough, position of points on the San Joaquin River for profile, water profile from New York Landing to Knights Landing. High tide line (low water stage) from New York Landing to Sacramento, position of Boschke's sections at Haycock Shoals, position of Boschke's section at Hog's Back, Freeport, Haycock Shoals to Freeport and Courtland. Slope at Knights Landing 21 April 1879, data from profile of lower profile of lower Sacramento River bottom and old Sacramento River, levee and natural bank on the upper Sacramento River, left bank Sacramento River from Feather River to Collinsville and bank and levee lines on Old Sacramento River, bottom of San Joaquin River, profile of levees and banks of the San Joaquin River from Marsh Landing to Wakefield, American River profile. Griffiths. 1878-1879 Box 25, volume Line #2 at Bouldin Island. Line #6 at head of Grand Island and lower end of 20 Grand Island. Line #7 at mouth of Yuba River and 1 1/2 miles above the mouth of the Feather River. C.H. Kluegel. 1878-1879 Box 25, volume Notes on the SPRR shows route of railroad from section 31 T29S, R29E to the 21 1/4 section between sections 8 and 17, T30S, R30E. King. 1880 Box 25, volume Level and transit notes of the Colusa-Chico RR. J.D. Brown. 1878 22 Box 25, volume Railroads leaving Sacramento to Folsom, to Roseville, and from Roseville to 23 Nord and Colfax. Gives elevation Roseville to Nord, Roseville to Colfax, and notes from Sacramento to Roseville. M. Manson. 1880 Box 25, volume RR Marysville to Oroville, elevations from RR Company's profile. 1880 24 Box 25, volume Levels at survey stations of various lines of the CPRR, the SPRR, the California 25 Central RR, and the Tuolumne Canal survey south. Also description and location of USEBM's on the San Joaquin and Sacramento Rivers. Grunsky. 1881-1882 Box 25, volume Levels on the Chico Canal survey, the San Joaquin and Kings River Canal, Tulare 26 Lake to Buena Vista Lake. Grunsky. 1871-1872

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Box 25, volume Water rights in Fresno canal and irrigation company's canal, land owners 27 Fresno Colony, Central California Colony, Washington Colony, Easterly Rancho, Scandanavian Colony, Wittram Colony, Shaw's Colony, Salinger Tract, Nevada Colony, Villa Homestead, Temperance Colony, Fresno and Kings River Canal (use of water and owners). Stockholders of the Fowler Switch Canal, Liberty Canal, Vanderbilt Ditch Company, Emigrant Canal, Riverbend and Cole Slough Irrigation Company, and water users of the Centerville and Kingsbury Canal. Grunsky. 1884 Topos Box 25, volume 1 Topographic field notes--Middle River, San Joaquin River. Kluegel. 1878 Box 25, volume 2 Topographic field notes--San Joaquin River, Seven Mile Slough, Three Mile Slough. Kluegel. 1878 Box 25, volume 3 Topographic field notes--Old Sacramento River line. Kluegel. 1878 Box 25, volume 4 Topographic field notes--Feather River, Yuba River. Kluegel. 1878 Books Box 25, volume 1 Record of the rod at the foot of K Street, Sacramento, on the Sacramento River from 1 May 1882 to 30 June 1888. E. Bochme. 1888 Box 25, volume 3 Record of the rod at the foot of K Street, Sacramento, on the Sacramento River from 1 July 1888 to 31 Dec 1889. Also gives Yolo bridge gauge. T. Evans. 1888-1889 Box 25, volume 4 Windmill irrigation at Florin. 1890 Box 25, volume 5 Notes and description of artesian wells-San Bernadino. Fitzhugh. 1878 Box 25, volume 6 Record of evaporation in the San Gabriel Valley. A. Radley. 1880 Box 25, volume 7 Notes on Kern County artesian wells, canal data, river meanders, swamp land cross sections and notes of well boxed in Tulare County. B.F. Mull, J.D. Schuyler. 1887 Box 26, volume 1 Rating of meters, China Basin section. Gauging Sacramento River, Colusa. Sacramento River at Butte Slough section 10, section 4 at Knights Landing. Also current meter observations. Boschke and Yorke. 1878 Box 26, volume 2 Gauging Knights Landing station 29, Feather River station 4, Sacramento River above the Feather River section 9, Sacramento River below the Feather River section 53, Sacramento River above Brannon Slough section 138, and current meter observations. Boschke. 1878 Box 26, volume 3 Gauging Knights Landing on Sacramento River section 4, Knights Landing section 29. Feather River section 4. Sacramento River above Feather River section 9. Also Three Flat observations. Manson. 1878 Box 26, volume 4 Notes on meter equipment, comparison observations between meters, and gauging of the Sacramento River below Feather River section 53, and freefloat observations. Manson. 1878 Box 26, volume 5 Gauging Sacramento River at Moon's Ferry sections 10 and 23, at Knights Landing section 4, freefloat observations on the Feather River section 4, on the Sacramento River above the Feather River section 9, and current meter observations. Manson. 1878 Box 26, volume 6 Gauging Sacramento River section 10, above Moor's Ferry section 10, 1878 at Knights Landing section 4, Feather River section 4, Sacramento River above the Feather River section 10, Sacramento River below Feather River section 43. Manson. 1878 Box 26, volume 7 Gauging Sacramento River at section 138, above Brannon Slough and comparative observations between meters on Sacramento River section 138. Also comparative observations between meter 59 and freefloats. Boschke. 1878 Box 26, volume 8 Comparative observations of meters 57, 58, 59, sed and 1 and 2 USE experimental work on gauging at Sacramento. Boschke. 1879 Box 26, volume 9 Gauging Sacramento River 300 ft above Yolo Bridge, at China Basin, above Brannon Slough section 138, Gray and Shaw's GS, and at Knights Landing. Also current meter observations. Manson. 1879

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Box 26, volume Gauging Sacramento River 300 ft above Yolo Bridge, at China Basin, above 10 Brannon Slough section 138, at Gray and Shaw's GS, and at Freeport GS, also current meter observations. Manson. 1879 Box 26, volume Gauging Feather River at Hennessey GS, Sacramento River at Freeport GS, and 11 freefloat observations. Manson. 1879 Box 26, volume Gauging and current meter observations, Sacramento River at Freeport GS. 12 Manson. 1879 Box 26, volume Gauging and surface meter record Sacramento River at Freeport GS. Manson. 13 1879 Box 26, volume Gauging Sacramento River at Upper Knights Landing, Butte and at Colusa. 14 Manson. 1879 Box 27, volume Gauging Sacramento River at Knights Landing section 4, Colusa section 4, 15 Colusa section 24, and at Butte City. Manson. 1879 Box 27, volume Soundings, gauging, and freefloat observations, Sacramento River at Knights 16 Landing and at Gray and Shaw's GS. Feather River at Hennessey's GS, also water samples taken of Feather and Sacramento Rivers. Manson. 1879 Box 27, volume Observations at Freeport gauging section, May 26 and 27, and comparison of 17 meters. Boschke. 1879 Box 27, volume Sacramento River at Gray and Shaw's, Sacramento River above Feather River, 18.1 water samples of the Sacramento and Feather Rivers, sounding during July. Boschke. 1879 Box 27, volume Freeport gauging station surface meters. Boschke. 1879 18.2 Box 27, volume Johnson's Ferry on the San Joaquin River, Paradise Cut on the San Joaquin, and 19 Middle River, gauging and meter observations. Boschke. 1879 Box 27, volume Johnson's Ferry on the San Joaquin River, Middle River, section above Paradise 20 Cut on the San Joaquin River. Boschke. 1879 Box 27, volume Comparison of the SED meters with those of the US Army Corps of Engineers, 21 Sacramento River station 138. Boschke. 1879 Box 27, volume Sacramento River above the American River. Comparison of meters and 22 observations. Boschke. 1879 Box 27, volume Comparison of meters, record of observations in series of 30 minutes each for 23 11 and 30 July 1879. Boschke. 1879 Box 27, volume Comparison of meters. Record of observations in series of 30 minutes each for 24 11 and 30 July 1879, at Sacramento. Boschke. 1879 Box 27, volume Rerating of meters at Knights Landing. Boschke. 1879 25 Box 27, volume Outline and elevation of back water, Sacramento River, Six Mile Bar, Knights 26 Landing, above Butte City, Chico Landing, Lancha Plana and Poverty Bar Water Company, WG Anderson Ditch, ditches in Mokelumne River, dam at Plymouth. M. Manson. 1879 Box 28, volume 1 Sacramento River at Colusa Butte Slough, Moon's Ferry, Knights Landing, Sacramento Slough to Feather River, also Feather River. A. Boschke. 1878 Box 28, volume 2 Soundings of Sacramento River at Freeport to section 42 at Gibson's also cross section #47 to 83 on the Sacramento River. 1878 Box 28, volume 3 Sacramento River from section 84 to 138, levels and soundings. A. Boschke. 1878 Box 28, volume 4 Sacramento River, from American River to Y Street, section 1 to 5 in the American River, on lines of 1854, and from the American down to mouth of Sacramento River. Also 5 cross sections near Yolo Bridge. A. Boschke. 1879 Box 28, volume 5 Sacramento River from Knights Landing to Sacramento Slough, sections 1 to 90. Water specimens of Sacramento River below Freeport, Sacramento River upper gauge above Freeport down to Davis Brickyard and from Davis Brickyard to Clarksburg. Boschke. 1879 Box 28, volume 6 Brannon Slough, gauging section 138 above Brannon Slough, Gray Shaw Ranch, Hennessey gauging section on the Feather River, Sacramento River at Freeport, observation and longitudinal soundings of 6th vertical at Hennessey g.s. on the Feather River. Boschke. 1879

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Box 28, volume 7 Sacramento River at Freeport g.s. Soundings of vertical and longitudinal lines. Boschke. 1879 Box 28, volume 8 Soundings at Sacramento River at Haycock's Shoal, also longitudinal lines near Haycock's Shoal. Boschke. 1879 Box 28, volume 9 Resounding of Sacramento River at Knights Landing, Feather River from mouth of Feather River and from Sacramento River to Feather River. Boschke. 1879 Box 28, volume Resoundings of cross sections above and below Gray and Shaw's gauging 10 section on the Sacramento River, Sacramento River from section 112 to 138 and water specimens of the Sacramento and American Rivers. Boschke. 1879 Box 28, volume Sacramento River from Cox Bend to Knights Landing. Part 1. Boschke. 1879 11 Box 28, volume Soundings, Sacramento River to Feather River from Cox Bend to Knights 12 Landing. Part 2. Boschke. 1879 Box 28, volume Resounding of Sacramento to Feather River across overflowed swamp east 13 from Eslingoes. Boschke. 1879 Box 28, volume Cross section diagonal Haycock's Shoal, Courtland Ranch, and Sacramento 14 River at Hog's Back. Boschke. 1879 Box 29, volume Freeport gauging station, Haycock's Shoals soundings. Boschke. 1879 15 Box 29, volume Mouth of Steamboat Slough and Old Sacramento River, resoundings. Boschke. 16 1879 Box 29, volume Johnson's Ferry on the San Joaquin, Middle River GS, the Paradise Cut on the 17 San Joaquin. Courtland and Freeport on the Sacramento River, Haycock Shoals. Boschke. 1879 Box 29, volume SED soundings, investigation of land grants in Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San 18 Luis Obispo counties. N. King. 1883 Box 29, volume Sacramento River in front of Sacramento, also notes on water samples in the 19 American River. Boschke. 1879 Box 29, volume Soundings from English Break above Mike Bryte's to Sacramento City. C.E. 20 Grunsky. 1880 Box 29, volume Soundings on sections from the left bank of Sacramento River east across the 21 tule water to high ground. Also break below Hayes Landing to near Sacramento. Griffiths. 1879 Box 29, volume Sounding on Sacramento River near Sacramento City. Kluegel. 1879 22

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River Records Box 29, volume 1 Position of gauge rods on the Sacramento River below Sacramento City. Notes on high water marks and record of gauge at Gray and Shaw's. Boschke. 1878 Box 29, volume 2 Missing 2/3/58 Box 29, volume 3 Position of gauge rods on the Sacramento River above Sacramento. Boschke. 1878 Box 29, volume 4 River gauges set in the San Joaquin River and its branches. Kluegel. 1878 Box 29, volume 5 Sacramento River gauges, Knights Landing, Walkers Landing, Gray's Bend, Gibson's, Elkhorn Ranch, Monument, Four Mile Bar, and between American River and Yolo Bridge. Boschke. 1879 Box 29, volume 6 Rod record at Capitol Ranch, Elkhorn Ranch, Gray's Bend, Gibson's, Knights Landing, Three River, Winn's Place, Eddy's Landing, Moon's Ferry, Colusa, Princeton, Caldens, and supplementary notes on location of the gauge. Kluegel. 1879 Box 29, volume 7 River rod at K Street at Sacramento, between American River and Yolo, at Miller's and Dubio's, Knights Landing, Gray's Bend, Gibson's, and Davis Brickyard. Boschke. 1879 Box 29, volume 8 Fluctuations of the Sacramento River at Princeton. D. Bentley. 1878 Box 29, volume Fluctuations of the Sacramento River at Princeton. D. Bentley. 1879-1884 8.5

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Box 29, volume 9 Fluctuations of the Sacramento River at Colusa. Boschke. 1878-1879 Box 29, volume Fluctuations of the Sacramento River at Eddy's Landing. R. Cosner. 1878-1879 10 Box 30, volume Fluctuations of the Sacramento River at Knights Landing, Yolo County. H.H. 11 Wright. 1878 Box 30, volume Fluctuations of the Sacramento River at Charleston Bend. D. Hershey. 1878 12 Box 30, volume Lower gauge, Gray and Shaw's, Sacramento River at Freeport. Boschke. 1879 13 Box 30, volume Intermediate gauge at Gray and Shaw's, lower gauge at the Freeport gauging 14 station. Boschke. 1879 Box 30, volume Fluctuations of the Sacramento River at Elkhorn Ranch. John Horwege. 1878 15 Box 30, volume Fluctuations of the Sacramento River opposite Brannon Slough #1. J.H. Smith. 16 1878 Box 30, volume Missing 2/3/58 17 Box 30, volume Missing 2/3/58 18 Box 30, volume Missing 2/3/58 19 Box 30, volume Missing 2/3/58 20 Box 30, volume Missing 2/3/58 21 Box 30, volume Missing 2/3/58 22 Box 30, volume Tidal operations, gauge #1 at Dubose's on Sacramento River. E. Yorke. 1878 23 Box 30, volume Milla's Ranch, gauge #24. Boschke. 1879 24 Box 30, volume Upper rod of the Freeport gauge, Sacramento River. Boschke. 1879 25 Box 30, volume Sacramento River at Davis Brickyard. E. Yorke. 1878 26 Box 30, volume Gauge #3, Richland. E. Yorke. 1878 27 Box 30, volume Fluctuations of the Sacramento River at Courtland. E. Kahn. 1879 28 Box 30, volume Tidal Record, Sacramento River at Grand Island/Kercheval's. E. Yorke. 1878 29 Box 30, volume Fluctuations of the Sacramento River at Grand Island. E. Yorke. 1878 30 Box 30, volume Gauge #4, Sacramento River at AJ Bagle's near Sutter Slough. E. Yorke. 1878 31 Box 30, volume Fluctuations of the Sacramento River at Walker's Slough. T.T. Young. 1878 32 Box 30, volume Gauge #5, Sacramento River at Walker's Landing. E. Yorke. 1878 33 Box 30, volume Sacramento River at Walnut Grove. E. Yorke. 1878 34 Box 30, volume Fluctuations of old river at Isleton. William Pool. 1878 35 Box 30, volume Mouth of Three Mile Slough. E. Yorke. 1878 36 Box 30, volume Deer Creek. H.C. Swain. 1879 37

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Box 30, volume South Honcut. Fred Mahle. 1879 38 Box 30, volume Dry Creek near Roseville. Cyrus Taylor. 1878-1879 39 Box 30, volume Dry Creek near Roseville. I.L. Bullens. 1878 40 Box 30, volume Feather River at Burts Ferry. H. Babcock. 1879 41 Box 30, volume Feather River at Burts Ferry. H. Babcock. 1879 42 Box 30, volume Feather River at O'Neils Landing near Post 54. D.O. O'Neil. 1879 43 Box 30, volume Bear River Mill at Bear River Bridge. I.L. Farrell. 1879 44 Box 30, volume Bear River above the Bear River Bridge. F.R. Sperry. 1879 45 Box 30, volume American River rod record at Folsom. C.E. Grunsky. 1880 46 Box 30, volume American River rod record at Folsom. C.E. Grunsky. 1880 47 Box 30, volume American River at Folsom Bridge. John Lanton. 1881-1883 48 Box 30, volume American River at Folsom Bridge. John Lanton. 1881-1882 49 Box 30, volume American River at the crossing of the CPRR. J. McCabe. 50 Box 30, volume Consumnes River suspension bridge near Live Oak. John McCabe. 1878-1879 51 Box 30, volume Consumnes River 960 feet above suspension bridge at Live Oak. Dr. P. Bross. 52 1878-1879 Box 30, volume Lagoon above RR crossing in section 5N R 6E MD B&M. T. Loughran. 1879 53 Box 30, volume Dry Creek at RR crossing near Galt and the lagoon north of Galt. A. Cuthbert. 54 1879 Box 31, volume River rod at the lagoon at the CPRR near Galt. E. Riley. 1879 55 Box 31, volume Dry Creek 8 miles above Galt. C.M. West. 56 Box 31, volume Main branch of Dry Creek 8 1/2 miles above Galt. H.H. West. 57 Box 31, volume Temporary and other gauges established near camps on the San Joaquin, San 58 Joaquin Old, Sacramento, Sacramento Old, Yuba, and Feather Rivers. Boschke. 1878 Box 31, volume Stanislaus River at Oakdale and Knights Ferry. Tuolumne River near La Grange. 59 Z. Cottle and W.T. Smith. 1878-1880 Box 31, volume Bear Creek at Wolfson's (W.J. Archibald). Chowchilla River at Buchanan, 60 Mariposa Creek at Bennetts. P. Bennett. 1879 Box 31, volume Tule, Kern, Kaweah, and Kings Rivers, also rainfall record at Hamptonville. 61 Grunsky. 1878-1882 Box 31, volume Temporary gauges Calaveras, Stanislaus, Merced, and Kings Rivers. Boschke. 62 1881 Box 31, volume Bear Creek. W.J. Archibald. 1879-1881 63 Box 31, volume Bear Creek at Wolfson's Ranch. H. Wolfson. 1882 64 Box 31, volume Mariposa Creek. P. Bennett. 1882 65

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Box 31, volume Chowchilla River about 1/2 mile NW of Buchanan PO. O. Sharp. 1878-1881 66 Box 31, volume Fresno River and Canal. T.R. Mintum. 1878-1879 67 Box 31, volume Lewis Creek near residence of John Tuoky. A.J. Warfield. 1878-1879 68 Box 31, volume Kings River, Patterson Slough, Fresno Canal, Centerville and Kingsburg Canal, 69 Kings River at Kingston Branch, Big Creek at Big Dry Creek PO, San Joaquin River at Jones Ferry, Fresno River Canal, Chowchilla River, Mariposa Creek, Bear Creek, and Merced River. Warfield. 1879 Box 31, volume Mokelumne River at Westmoreland's Bridge. F.W. Westmoreland. 1879-1880 70 Box 31, volume Mokelumne River at Westmoreland's Bridge. F.W. Westmoreland. 1878-1880 71 Box 31, volume Mokelumne River at Westmoreland's Bridge. F.W. Westmoreland. 1880-1881 72 Box 31, volume Mokelumne River at Westmoreland's Bridge. F.W. Westmoreland. 1881-1882 73 Box 31, volume Mokelumne River at Magee's Hill. S. Magee. 1879 74 Box 31, volume Mokelumne River at Magee's Hill. S. Magee. 1880-1881 75 Box 31, volume Mokelumne River at Magee's Hill. J.D. Schuyler. 1880-1882 76 Box 31, volume Mokelumne River at Magee's Hill. S. Magee. 1881-1882 77 Box 31, volume Mokelumne River at CPRR bridge. W. Nethercliff. 1879 78 Box 31, volume Mokelumne River at CPRR bridge near Lodi. R. Wright. 1880-1881 79 Box 31, volume Calaveras River at Gregory's Ranch (not continuous). M.F. Gregory. 1879-1882 80 Box 31, volume Stanislaus River at Oakdale. S.B. Bailey. 1879-1880 81 Box 31, volume Stanislaus River at Oakdale. L. Bardo. 1881-1882 82 Box 31, volume Stanislaus River at SPRR bridge near Ripon. D.F. Yaple. 1879-1880 83 Box 31, volume Tuolumne River at La Grange. W.L. Smith. 1879 84 Box 32, volume Tuolumne River at Robert's Ferry. L. Ketchum. 1879-1880 85 Box 32, volume Tuolumne River at Modesto RR bridge, Modesto. E. Armitage. 1879-1880 86 Box 32, volume Tuolumne River at Robert's Ferry. W. Smith. 1880 87 Box 32, volume Tuolumne River at Modesto RR bridge. E. Armitage. 1880-1881 88 Box 32, volume Tuolumne River at Modesto RR bridge. E. Armitage. 1880-1881 89 Box 32, volume Tuolumne River at Modesto RR bridge. E. Armitage. 1882 90 Box 32, volume Tuolumne River at the Modesto RR bridge. E. Armitage. 1882 91 Box 32, volume Merced River at the CPRR bridge. John Tandrow. 1879-1881 92 Box 32, volume Merced River at the CPRR bridge near Cressey Station. John Tandrow. 93 1879-1880

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Box 32, volume Merced River at the CPRR bridge near Cressey Station. J. Tandrow. 1881-1882 94 Box 32, volume Merced River at the CPRR bridge near Cressey Station. John Tandrow. 1882 95 Box 32, volume Merced River at McSwain's Ferry. Henry Williams. 1882 96 Box 32, volume San Joaquin River at the CPRR bridge near Sycamore. James Furlong. 97 1878-1880 Box 32, volume San Joaquin River at the SPRR bridge and temperature of water. Haywood. 98 1880-1881 Box 32, volume San Joaquin River at CPRR bridge near Sycamore. P. McErlane. 1880-1882 99 Box 32, volume San Joaquin River at CPRR bridge near Sycamore. C.E. Grunsky. 1882 100 Box 32, volume San Joaquin River at San Joaquin Bridge, CPRR lower crossing. B.L. Remington. 101 1878-1880 Box 32, volume San Joaquin River at the CPRR bridge near Lathrop. B.L. Remington. 1880-1883 102 Box 32, volume Old San Joaquin River at Grants. J.B. Grant. 1878-1879 103 Box 32, volume Head of San Joaquin and Kings River Canal. 1878-1879 104 Box 32, volume Kings River at upper gauging about 300 ft above residence of O.S. Brewster. 105 O.S. Brewster. 1878-1880 Box 32, volume Kings River at the CPRR bridge. John J. Ryan. 1879-1880 106 Box 32, volume Kings River at the SPRR bridge near Kingsburg. J.J. Ryan. 1880-1881 107 Box 32, volume Kings River at the SPRR bridge near Kingsburg. J.J. Ryan. 1880-1881 108 Box 32, volume Kings River at the SPRR bridge near Kingsburg. J.J. Ryan. 1881 109 Box 32, volume Kings River at Kingsbury. M. Kennedy. 1881-1882 110 Box 32, volume Kings River at Kingsburg RR bridge. J.K. Wright. 1882-1883 111 Box 32, volume Peoples Ditch near Hanford on the Kings River. J. Peacock. 1880 112 Box 32, volume Tulare Lake at the mouth of Kings River. R. McCary. 1879 113 Box 32, volume Kaweah River. G. Balaam. 1878-1881 114 Box 32, volume Kaweah River near the south fork. A. Barton. 1878-1879 115 Box 32, volume Tule River near Porterville. A.J. Warfield. 1878-1880 116 Box 32, volume Tule River near Porterville. White River at Crocker and Young Ranch. A.J. 117 Warfield. Box 32, volume Kern River at Rio Bravo. John Barker. 1879 118 Box 32, volume Kern River at Rio Bravo. John Barker. 1879 119 Box 32, volume Kern River at Rio Bravo. Also rainfall record, and evaporation record. John 120 Barker. 1880-1881 Box 32, volume Kern River at Rio Bravo. John Barker. 1881-1882 121 Box 33, volume Various canals and ditches along the Kern River. Warfield. 2/1879 122

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Box 33, volume Various canals and ditches along the Kern River. Warfield. 3/1879 123 Box 33, volume Various canals and ditches along the Kern River. Warfield. 4/1879 124 Box 33, volume Various canals and ditches along the Kern River. Warfield. 5/1879 125 Box 33, volume Various canals and ditches along the Kern River. Warfield. 6/1879 126 Box 33, volume Various canals and ditches along the Kern River. Warfield. 7/1879 127 Box 33, volume Various canals and ditches along the Kern River. Warfield. 8/1879 128 Box 33, volume Various canals and ditches in Kern County along the KernRiver. L.L. Dixon. 129 1880 Box 33, volume Various canals and ditches in Kern County along the KernRiver. L.L. Dixon. 130 6/1880 Box 33, volume Kern County and along the Kern River. L.L. Dixon. 7/1880 131 Box 33, volume Kern County and along the Kern River. L.L. Dixon. 8/1880 132 Box 33, volume Kern County and along the Kern River. L.L. Dixon. 9/1880 133 Box 33, volume Kern County and along the Kern River. L.L. Dixon. 10/1880 134 Box 33, volume Various canals and ditches in Kern County and along the Kern River. L.L. Dixon. 135 11/1880 Box 33, volume List of names and location of rain gauges. Warfield. 1880 136 Box 33, volume Rainfall record at Kings River, Fresno County. Warfield. 1879-1884 137 Box 33, volume Kingsburg rod record. G. Wright. 1883-1884 138 Box 33, volume Position of gauge rods on the San Joaquin and other rivers. Boschke. 1878 139 Box 33, volume 1 Level book #1. Levels through Yolo Basin. S.F. Rose, levelman. 1893 Box 33, volume 2 Level book #2. Levels through Yolo Basin. S.F. Rose, levelman. 1893 Box 33, volume 3 Level book #3. Levels through Yolo Basin. S.F. Rose, levelman. 1893 Box 33, volume 4 Level book #4. Levels through Yolo Basin. S.F. Rose, levelman. 1893 Box 33, volume 5 Level book #5. Check levels through Yolo Basin along railroad from Elmire to Davisville. A. Nurse, levelman. 1894 Box 33, volume 6 Level book #6. Check levels through Bear River flats from Camp Far West to Feather River. M.A. Nurse, levelman. 1894 Box 33, volume 7 Level book #7. Levels in T13N R4E. Meander and levels of Shanghai Bend. Location of river gauge at Oroville. 1894 Box 33, volume 8 Level book #8. Levels through City of Stockton and along Stockton-Bellota Road to east boundary of Rio Campo de los Francess. Levels of Mokelumne River. 1906 Box 33, volume 9 Level book #9. Levels through Stockton-Bellota Drainage District. M.A. Nurse. 1894 Box 34, volume Level book #10. Final check levels through upper Yolo Basin, from Swingle to 10 Knights Landing. M.A. Nurse. 1894 Box 34, volume Level book #11. Levels along Merritts, Sutter, Ryder, and Grand Island - 11 Sacramento River. M.A. Nurse. 1894 Box 34, volume Level book #12. Levels in Lisbon Reclamation District, also along Cache and 12 Lindsay Slough from Steamboat Island to Main Prairie. Check levels from Rio Vista gauge to Newton. M.A. Nurse. 1894-1897 Box 34, volume Transit book #13. Levels through Stockton-Bellota Drainage District. G.A. 13 Atherton. 1894

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Box 34, volume Level book #14. Levels from Denverton to Collinsville. J.C. Hardman. 1894 14 Box 34, volume Transit book #15. Rod records and transit line from Iron Canyon to Red Bluff. 15 1894 Box 34, volume Level book #16. Gauging survey and rod records of Sacramento River between 16 Iron Canyon and Red Bluff. 1894-1897 Box 34, volume Field book #17. Gauging survey and rod records of Sacramento River between 17 Iron Canyon and Red Bluff. 1893-1894 Box 34, volume Gauging book #18. Gauge and rod records of Feather River at Oroville. S.F. 18 Rose. 1894 Box 34, volume Field book #19. Rod records of Feather River at Oroville. J. Orban. 1894 19 Box 34, volume Field book #20. Cross sections of the San Joaquin River limited. 1878-1879 20 Box 34, volume Survey book #21. Proposed cut off at Grayson. San Joaquin River soundings 21 and survey of Sacramento River Newton Shoals. 1897-1898 Box 34, volume Transit book #22. Survey of San Joaquin River and Stockton Channel. 22 1897-1898 Box 34, volume Level book #23. Levels and soundings on San Joaquin River near cut off 3 and 23 4. 1897-1898 Box 34, volume Survey book #24. Wood Island, Sacramento River near Rio Vista, RB, 24 Steamboat Slough at Junction Cache Slough. 1897 Box 34, volume Level book #25. Soundings of Sacramento River at Newton Shoals. 1897 25 Box 34, volume Level book #26. Black Diamond to San Joaquin River, Stockton, Walnut Grove, 26 and Isleton. Nurse. 1895 Box 34, volume Book #27. Missing 27 Box 34, volume Gauge book #28. Sacramento River. M.A. Nurse. 1896 28 Box 34, volume Survey book #29. Soundings and gauging of the San Joaquin River. J.R. Price. 29 1895 Box 35, volume Survey book #30. California Home for Feeble Minded Children water supply 30 near Glen Ellen, Sonoma County. 1896 Box 35, volume Transit book #31. Notes on Yuba River, soundings of Sacramento River at 31 Sacramento, cross sections soundings at Rio Vista, water supply at California Home for Feeble Minded Children, Eldridge, California. 1895-1896 Box 35, volume Field book #32. J.W. Gates' levels in the town of Petaluma streets. 32 Box 35, volume Transit book #33. Survey of Petaluma Creek, Sonoma County. J.R. Price. 1895 33 Box 35, volume Field book #34. Survey of Petaluma Creek, Sonoma County. J.R. Price. 1895 34 Box 35, volume Level book #35. Survey of reservoirs Edwards, Thompson, and Lynch Creek at 35 Petaluma. 1895 Box 35, volume Level book #36. Gauge records at Knights Landing 1892-1893. Levels to 36 determine elevations of Tule Water, observation of River and Tule water at Clarksburg. 1895 Box 35, volume Record book #37. Record of pile driving at Newton Shoals jetties #1, 2, and 4. 37 1898 Box 35, volume Record book #38. Record of pile driving at Newton Shoals jetties #3 and 5. 38 1898 Box 35, volume Level book #39. Levels, soundings, and cross sections on proposed cut off 39 mouth of Cache Slough, record of borings on Francis Point. 1901 Box 35, volume Transit book #40. Observation of floats and soundings on Sacramento River 40 from U Street to Elkhorn House 1895-1896. Levels at Folsom, 1900. 1900 Box 35, volume Transit book #41. Cut offs 3,4,6,7 and 8 on San Joaquin River. 1898-1900 41

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Box 35, volume Level book #42. Cut offs 3,4,6,7, and 8 on San Joaquin River. 1898-1900 42 Box 35, volume Level book #43. Levels and soundings on Sacramento River at Moon's Ferry 43 and Butte Slough. Cross section of Tisdale Creek, levels locating levee across Tisdale Break 1901. Soundings on Butte Slough Weir, Snaggy Bend levels and river cross sections. 1900 Box 35, volume Transit book #44. Survey of Sacramento River at Butte Slough, Tisdale Break 44 1898. Snaggy on Horolett Bend for cut off between Knights Landing and Verona. 1900 Box 35, volume Book #45. Cross sections of levee above Elkhorn Break, Hersheys, Praether, 45 Honssers and Butcher Breaks. Yolo County. Box 35, volume Stadia book #46. Cross sections of levee above Elkhorn Survey, west branch of 46 Sacramento from Rio Vista north. 1897-1898 Box 35, volume Note book #47. Elkhorn Weir Folsom Water Pipeline. 1900 47 Box 35, volume Survey book #48. Sacramento River at Ryde 1902. Proposed dam for Preson 48 School, 1903. 1902-1903 Box 35, volume Book #49. Missing 49 Box 35, volume Transit book #50. Survey and levels Prospect Slough cut off. 1901 50 Box 36, volume Soundings book #51. Sacramento River at Newton Shoals, 1902. Cache Slough 51 cut, May 1902. 1902 Box 36, volume Suvey book #52. Levee at Elkhorn Ranch above Elkhorn Weir and down river. 52 1894-1898 Box 36, volume Sounding book #53. Points on lower Sacramento River. 1896-1898 53 Box 36, volume Sounding book #54. Soundings, cross section and gauge readings, survey of 54 Bear River. Richard Beamer. 1900 Box 36, volume Level book #55. Highland Asylum property, survey of pipeline. Preston School 55 of Industry, elevation of water surface opposite K Street gauge, above Washington at end of RR bridge Yolo side. 1900-1901 Box 36, volume Book #56. Survey of Sand Bar Elkhorn Weir. 1902 56 Box 36, volume Level book #57. Soundings from Verona to Elkhorm from Elkhorn to Elkhorn 57 Weir. J.C. Nurse. 1902 Box 36, volume Transit and level book #58. Records of Tisdale Break. 1902 58 Box 36, volume Level book #59. Levels for high water New Hope Ldg., Sherman Island cut off, 59 mud flat at Collinsville, north end of Wood Island, Mokelumne River survey. 1900-1903 Box 36, volume Survey book #60. Cut off Mokelumne River between mouth of Dry Creek and 60 Consumnes River, west side Staton Island continued from old book of surveys of Collinsville, Sherman Island, etc. 1902-1905 Box 36, volume Transit book #61. Survey of portion of right ban Sacramento River, preliminary 61 to rerunning line from Grays Bend to Elkhorn Weir. 1903 Box 36, volume Transit book #62. Preliminary survey proposed cut through Brannon Island. 62 Survey of R.B. Three Mile Slough, levels for elevation of water Three Mile Slough. 1903 Box 36, volume Level book #63. Mokelumne River. 1903 63 Box 36, volume Transit book #63 1/2. In and around Tisdale Weir. 63.5 Box 37, volume Level book #64. Three Mile Slough, Sherman Island, and vicinity. 1903 64 Box 37, volume Level book #65. Water gauges and soundings on lower Sacramento River and 65 levels on Sherman Island. 1903-1904

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Box 37, volume Level book #66. Darby Laydens find estimate Tisdale Misc., Brush Wing Dam. 66 Levels from USBM #146 to Elkhorn Weir, Woods and Tisdale Breaks. 1903-1904 Box 37, volume Level book #67. R.B. of Tuolumne River determining costs of embankment 67 necessary to close Walden, Finnigan and other slough. Levels, etc. for septic tanks at Home for Feeble Minded. 1903-1905 Box 37, volume Stadia book #68. Bakers Point surveys. R. Hanson. 1904 68 Box 37, volume Transit book #69. Edwards break soundings, K Street gauge 12. McGregor. 69 1904 Box 37, volume Level book #70. Readings on gauge at foot of K street to bridge, levels from 70 County Road to Brytes Ranch, R.B. Slough, high water at Newtown, mouth of Cache Slough, beginning at Rio Vista. Survey of shoreline of mouth Three Mile Slough and San Joaquin River. 1904 Box 37, volume Level book #71. Levee #535-673 from Y Street to Freeport. H.J. Furley. 1904 71 Box 37, volume Transit book #72. Survey of Sacramento River from head Three Mile Slough to 72 Bakers Point. Ross Hansen's levels and soundings at Sherman Island and above Ryde. 1904-1905 Box 37, volume Record book #73. Finnigan Slough. 1905 73 Box 37, volume Book #74. Missing 74 Box 37, volume Transit book #75. Butte Slough Weir for data to repair same. 1905 75 Box 37, volume Gauging book #76. Current measurements at Three Mile Slough. Steel. 1905 76 Box 37, volume Gauging book #77. Current measurements at Three Mile Slough. Steel. 1905 77 Box 37, volume Gauging book #78. Current measurements at Three Mile Slough. Steel. 1905 78 Box 38, volume Gauging book #79. Current measurements at Tolands Landing. Steel. 1905 79 Box 38, volume Level book #80. Soundings opposite break Three Mile Slough. Levels Sherman 80 Island cross sections on Three Mile Slough for gauging station. Soundings on cross sections Tolands Landing. Surface floats at Three Mile Slough. Cross sections Three Mile Slough, Brannan Island side. 1905 Box 38, volume Transit book #81. Survey of San Rafael Creek and inlet. 1905 81 Box 38, volume Transit book #82. Survey of San Rafael Creek and inlet. 1905 82 Box 38, volume Level book #83. Gauges at Port Costa Wharf, Callejo Jet, Dillons Point, Army 83 Point, Seal Bluff, RR Bay Point, Antioch Point. Levels from USG survey B.M. to Weather Bureau gauge, Front and K Streets, Sacramento. 1905 Box 38, volume Level book #84. Levels between high water and surface elevation of Lake Earl, 84 etc. Levels etc. on road up river from Colusa Bridge. Records of brush measurements. Box 38, volume Book #85. Missing 85 Box 38, volume Gauge book #86. Ross Hanson's gauges. Mary Fisher. 1905 86 Box 38, volume Gauge book #87. Collinsville. 1905 87 Box 38, volume Transit book #88. Cross sections Sacramento, Steamboat and Georgiana 88 Sloughs. 1905 Box 38, volume Transit book #89. Sacramento River gauge. F.W. Hall. 1905 89 Box 38, volume Book #90. Missing. 90

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Box 38, volume Book #91. Missing 91 Box 38, volume Book #92. Missing 92 Box 38, volume Book #93. Missing 93 Box 38, volume Book #94. Missing 94 Box 38, volume Book #95. Missing 95 Box 38, volume Book #96. Missing 96 Box 38, volume Book #97. Missing 97 Box 38, volume Book #98. Missing 98 Box 38, volume Level book #99. Levels through Marysville. H.E. Crew. 1904 99 Box 38, volume Level book #100. Levels through Marysville. H.E. Crew. 1904 100 Box 38, volume Level book #101. Preliminary line for road to Rio Vista Copper Mine, middle 101 fork of Consumnes River. 1904 Box 38, volume Transit book #102. Rio Vista Gold and Copper Mining Company. 1904 102 Box 38, volume Index to Field Book, Commissioner of Public Works. 103 III. Maps

item 5290-01A Topographic and Irrigation Map of San Joaquin Valley. Sheet 1, from Delta to Modesto ca. 1880s item 5290-01B Topographic and Irrigation Map of San Joaquin Valley. Sheet 2, from South of Modesto to Firebaugh ca. 1880s item 5290-01C Topographic and Irrigation Map of San Joaquin Valley. Sheet 3, from South of Firebaugh to Tulare Lake ca. 1880s item 5290-01D Topographic and Irrigation Map of San Joaquin Valley. Sheet 4, from Tulare Lake to Bakersfield ca. 1880s item 5290-02A Topographic and Irrigation Map of the Great Central Valley of California 1887 item 5290-02B Topographic and Irrigation Map of the Great Central Valley of California 1887 item 5290-03A Detail Irrigation Map. San Joaquin Valley, Bakersfield ca. 1880s item 5290-03B Detail Irrigation Map. San Joaquin Valley, Buena Vista Lake ca. 1880s item 5290-03C Detail Irrigation Map. San Joaquin Valley, Centerville and Kingsburgh ca. 1880s item 5290-03D Detail Irrigation Map. San Joaquin Valley, Delano and Poso ca. 1880s item 5290-03E Detail Irrigation Map. San Joaquin Valley, Fresno item 5290-03F Detail Irrigation Map. San Joaquin Valley, Lemoore and Hanford ca. 1880s item 5290-03G Detail Irrigation Map. San Joaquin Valley, Merced ca. 1880s item 5290-03H Detail Irrigation Map. San Joaquin Valley-Porterville and Tipton ca. 1880s item 5290-03I Detail Irrigation Map. San Joaquin Valley-Traver and Tulare ca. 1880s item 5290-03J Detail Irrigation Map. San Joaquin Valley-Visalia ca. 1880s item 5290-04A Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-Anaheim ca. 1880s item 5290-04B Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-Compton ca. 1880s item 5290-04C Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-Crafton, also outline Map of Irrigation Regions ca. 1880s item 5290-04D Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-Downey ca. 1880s item 5290-04E Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-Los Angeles ca. 1880s item 5290-04F Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-Monrovia ca. 1880s item 5290-04G Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-Ontario ca. 1880s item 5290-04H Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-Pomona ca. 1880s item 5290-04I Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-Riverside ca. 1880s

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item 5290-04J Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-San Bernadino ca. 1880s item 5290-04K Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-Santa Ana ca. 1880s item 5290-04L Detail Irrigation Map. Southern California-Santa Monica ca. 1880s item 5290-05 Drainage area map of California (To accompany Report on Irrigation and Water Supply in California) ca. 1880s item 5290-06 Rainfall Distribution Map (To accompany report on Irrigation and Water Supply in California) ca. 1880s item 5290-07 Map of West Side Irrigation District and Tulare Lake (To accompany the Report of the Board of Commissioners of the District) ca. 1880s item 5290-08 Map of Mussel Slough Area-4th to 5th Standard South ca. 1880s item 5290-09 Map of Calloway Canal Irrigation System ca. 1880s item 5290-10 Cross-section of Calloway Canal ca. 1880s item 5290-11 Portion of San Joaquin and Kern River Canal ca. 1880s item 5290-12 San Joaquin River Soundings. Hills Ferry to Grayson Fall 1882 item 5290-13 San Joaquin River. San Joaquin Bridge to Stockton Fall 1882 item 5290-14 Tulare Lake-5th to 6th Standard South ca. 1880s item 5290-15 Sonoma and Marin Railroad Survey Mar 1875 item 5290-16 Copy of Official Map of Santa Barbara County Mar 1878 item 5290-17 Swampland Districts of Sacramento and Lower San Joaquin Valleys. Organized under legislation of 1861 and 1868 ca. 1880s item 5290-18 Grand Island and Suisun Bay to Foothills and 1st Standard North ca. 1880s item 5290-19 East Boundary of Yolo County ca. 1880s item 5290-20 San Bernadino Map showing Acreage of Land Grants ca. 1880s item 5290-21 Map of Trinity County showing principle streams ca. 1880s item 5290-22 Map of Northern Railway and San Pablo and Tulare Railroads ca. 1880s item 5290-22A San Pablo and Tulare Railroad-Martinez to Tracy ca. 1880s item 5290-23 Map of Tulare County showing property ownership ca. 1880s item 5290-24 Map of Cache Creek ca. 1880s item 5290-25 Part of Yuba and Nevada Counties ca. 1880s item 5290-26 California and Oregon Railroad north of Redding ca. 1880s item 5290-27 Soundings on Sacramento River from Courtland to Steamboat Slough 1878-1879 item 5290-27A Rough draft of soundings on Sacramento River from Courtland to Steamboat Slough 1878-1879 item 5290-28 Petaluma, Sonoma, Vacaville, and Clear Lake Railroad ca. 1880s item 5290-29 Cross-sections of Bear River Dam site ca. 1880s item 5290-30 South part of Calaveras County 1878 item 5290-30A Central part of Calaveras County. By A.B. Beauvais ca. 1880s item 5290-31 Topographic and Irrigation Map of the San Joaquin Valley. Sheet 4 of 4. (This is the base map for map #5290-1D) ca. 1880s item 5290-32 Portion of Yuba River showing location of projected dams ca. 1880s item 5290-33 Part of Sutter County along the Feather River showing property ownership ca. 1880s item 5290-33A American River to Natoma Water and Mining Canals near Folsom ca. 1880s item 5290-34 Boundary of District 1-Consumnes River ca. 1880s item 5290-35 Part of Nevada County ca. 1880s item 5290-36 Plat of Kern River at Rio Bravo Ranch ca. 1880s item 5290-37 Map of Hogsback and Haycock Shoals ca. 1880s item 5290-38 Central Valley. Tehama County to Red Bluff, shows and grants and major streams ca. 1880s item 5290-40 Central Valley. Sutter Buttes to Sacramento County, shows land grants and major streams ca. 1880s item 5290-41 Central Valley. Shows land grants and major streams ca. 1880s item 5290-42 Central Valley. Fresno area ca. 1880s item 5290-43A Map of Suisun Bay from Benicia to Antioch. By Lt. Col. W.H. Heuer, Corps of Engineers Sept-Nov 1900 item 5290-43B Map of Suisun Bay from Benicia to Antioch ca. 1880s item 5290-44 Velocity Measurements, Carquinez Straits at Crockett. Commission of Public Works 1905 item 5290-45 Cross-sections of Carquinez Straits. Commission of Public Works 1905

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item 5290-46 Graphic representation of Tidal Movement in Suisun Bay and Carquinez Strait. Department of Public Works May 1905 item 5290-47 Plat of Solano County showing junction of Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers with Suisun Bay ca. 1880s item 5290-48 Profile of Tide Flow at Suisun Bay ca. 1880s item 5290-49 Central Valley-Merced. Section T. 7 to 3rd Standard South. Land grants, major streams ca. 1880s item 5290-50 Soundings on Sacramento River from Delta near Collinsville to Ryde 1895 item 5290-51 Central Valley-Sacramento area. 1st and 2nd Standard North. From Grays Bend to Courtland. Land grants, major streams ca. 1880s item 5290-52 Sacramento River from American River to Knights Landing. Survey line of river ca. 1880s item 5290-55 Lower Sacramento River Survey. Sheet 3 of 5 1895 item 5290-56 Lower Sacramento River Survey. Sheet 4 of 5 1895 item 5290-57 Tracing of Official Map of Plumas County. By A.W. Keddie and approved by the Board of Supervisors May 1874 item 5290-58 Survey along banks of the San Joaquin River from Twitchell Island to above Venice ca. 1880s item 5290-59 Tide and Swamp Lands sold by the State in San Pablo Bay and San Francisco Bay ca. 1880s item 5290-60 Sacramento River from Knights Landing to Sacramento ca. 1880s item 5290-61 Upper Sacramento River. Vicinity of Jacinto. By Boschke. Plane table sheet #2 1880 item 5290-62 Part of San Bernadino County. Shows land grants and land forms ca. 1880s item 5290-63 Plat of Township 3 South, Ranges 13 and 14, West San Bernadino Base and Meridian. Shows land grants and land ownership ca. 1880s item 5290-64 Plat of Townships 1 North to 2 South and Range 10 and 11 West. Shows land grants and land ownership ca. 1880s item 5290-65 Plat of Riverside Area-T2 and 3 South and Range 5, 6, and 7 West. Shows land grants and land ownership ca. 1880s item 5290-66 Plat of Cucamonga Area ca. 1880s item 5290-67 Plat of San Bernadino Area West. Shows land grants, property ownership, and topography ca. 1880s item 5290-68 Plat of Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley. Shows land grants, property ownership, soil classification ca. 1880s item 5290-69 Plat of T 3, 4, 5 S R 11 and 12 West. Shows land grants, soil classifications ca. 1880s item 5290-70 Plat of Pomona Area. Shows land grants, land ownership, soil classifications ca. 1880s item 5290-71 Plat of Santa Ana Area. Shows land grants, property ownership, soil classification ca. 1880s item 5290-72 Plat of T 5 and 6 S R8, 9 and 10 West. Shows land grants, property ownership, soil classification ca. 1880s item 5290-73 Plat of T 1 N 1 and 2 S R12 and 13 West. Shows land grants, property ownership, soil classification ca. 1880s item 5290-74 Map of a portion of the Mokelumne River area ca. 1880s item 5290-75 Map of upper Merced River area ca. 1880s item 5290-76 Map of portion of Los Angeles County. Shows land grants, land ownership, irrigated land, and limit of artesian flow ca. 1880s item 5290-77 Map of Los Angeles County. Shows land grants and land ownership ca. 1880s item 5290-78 Map of portion of Los Angeles County ca. 1880s item 5290-79 Map of portion of Los Angeles County. Shows land grants, land ownership ca. 1880s item 5290-80 Part of San Bernadino and Riverside Counties. Shows land grants, land ownership ca. 1880s item 5290-81 Yolo Basin, upper portion. Knights Landing to Main Prairie. Shows elevations above mean low tide--Suisun Bay 1895 item 5290-82 Yolo Basin, lower portion. From Main Prairie to Suisun Bay. Shows tidal elevations ca. 1880s item 5290-83 Yolo Basin, lower portion. (Blueprint copy of #5290-82) ca. 1880s

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