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Show 93 ths crop requiranonto, or duty as detrained by tho Bat or G cmmi ss io nor. An examination of these bydrographs, and the accompanying tabulation shewing ^ater delivery indicates that except in*abnorma'l years, sveh aa 1919, these was .core than sufficient -water for «v*ry acre of irri^ted Indian land. Bven during the lout water of 1919 there was sufficiact based on the auty established "ay the Viater Commissioner to orAure crops, v& th the apparent exception of tho Whiterooks iiivsr. Aa a matter of fact, Deeo Gjoek ^anal i3 suirolied in time ox Ic-w vjau.?.-; from the Uintah Biver, the h_ad-gat® being so located that this ia_possible. T;A2ZS BIGHTS OP SUhSBvIJBB'I APPBOBBIAICBS: - The total acreage of the cultivated Indian and T.hita lands in tha area embraced by the Uintah Project exclusive of the Duchesne District is shown in the follo-ving tabulaticn: GU1II7AIBD ABBAS. 1919. Bivar Acreage, Unites Acreago ^ndisxts 'fotal Laksxo^c 325C0 17367 49867 Uintah 25083 13929 40017 T?hi tar o ok3 2890 10833 19723 Totals. 67473 42129 109607 98 |