AZ vs. CA:13 California Exhibits, Vol. XIII; Nos. 1800-1842; 1901-1906; 2000-2044

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E-3. Please state the maximum right to consumptive use, in acre-feet per annum, claimed for each said project or water using organization in Arizona presently using and consuming waters of the Colorado River System, the date when such right was established, and the manner in whioh it was initiated. E-3 Valley Division, Yuma Project The maximum right to consumptive use is limited only to the quantity of water as may be reasonably required and beneficially used for the irrigation of the irrigable lands situate within the Division (project). The right was established on October 24, 1890, by notice, diversion, and use. Yuma Auxilliary Project The maximum right to consumptive use is limited only to the quantity of water as may be reasonably required and beneficially used for the irrigation of the irrigable lands situate within the project. The right was established on July 8, 1905, by notice, diversion and use. Yuma Maaa Division (Gila Project) The maximum right to consumptive use is limited only to the quantity of water as may be reasonably required and beneficially used for the irrigation of not to exceed 40,000 irrigable acres situate within the Project subject to the provisions of the Act of July 30, 1947 (61 Stat.628). The right is claimed to have been initiated on July 6, 1905, by notice, diversion and use. Wellton-Mohawk Division, Gila Project The maximum right to consumptive use is limited to the quantity of water as may be reasonably required and beneficially used for the irrigation of not to exceed 75,000 irrigable acres subject to the provisions of the Act of July