PAGE SIX
DAILY CAPITAL JOCRXAL. SALEM. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1911.
OREGON SUPREME
COURT DECISIONS
(Continued from Page 3.)
puses
being all the land In section 28 that
Is Irrigated by the Joseph Cuhna
ditch and land in cultivation. In
section 27, the northwest quarter of
the northwest quarter there Is 32.96
acres and there is 2.12 acres of or
chard, and .9 acres of grain, and 1.29
acres being leveled In the south
west quarter of the northwest quar
ter of section 27 tr-re is 2.6 acres of
alfalfa, no orchard, no grain. In the
northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section 27 there Is 1.20
acres of alfalfa, 2.20 acres of or
chard, and 9.91 acres being leveled
at this time. In the southeast quar
ter of the northwest quarter of sec
tion 27 there is 15.47 acres in alfalfa,
no orchard or no grain. In the south
west quarter of he northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of Bection 27
there 7.2 acres of alfalfa, no orchard
or no grain. This being all the land
that Is under the Joseph Cuhna
ditches, or that 1b n cultivation."
It will be observed that Canfleld's
testimony as taken and reported by
the stenographer makes hlra say, re
specting the irrigable land in the
southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section ?2: "There is .54
acres of alfalfa, no orchard and 55.5
acres of grain." As the area thus
noted would make a 40-acre tract con
tain 56.04 acres, it is very evident the
stenographer made a mistake In the
decimal point. The sum of the areas
of the irrigable land on the various
tracts as noted Is 154.23 acres In
awarding to defendant 150 Inches of
water it is believed the trial court
took the area thus computed as the
basis of the quantity reasonably re
quired for Irrigation. By moving the
decimal point one Integer to the left,
changes the 55.5 acres to 5.55, thereby
reducing the irrigable land (o 104.28
acres as the proper sum of the several
tracts. This view Is confirmed by an
examination of the map prepared by
Canfleld from his measurements of
the land which shows a very small
part of the 40-acre tract referred to
as susceptible to Irrigation.
Predicated upon the award made by
the court as apolicable to 154.23
acros, the actual area would be en
titled to 101.41 Inches, and we believe
100 inches is sufficient properly to
irrigate the defendant's land.
The determination of the lower
court will therefore be modified and
100 inches of water will be given as
the measure of the defendant's right;
but in all other respects the decree
Is affirmed.
Mr. Justice Bean took no part at
the hearing or in the consideration of
this cause on appeal.
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