 | United States. Supreme Court - 1963 - 968 str.
...on June 25, 1929, are "present perfected rights" and as such are entitled to priority under the Act. We also agree with the Master's conclusion as to the...future as well as the present, needs of the Indian Reservations and ruled that enough water was reserved to irrigate all the practicably irrigable acreage... | |
 | 1964 - 1038 str.
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 | 1969 - 592 str.
...reservations livable." 37 In sustaining the Report of the Special Master, the Court said: \^<* * * -yye ajso agree with the Master's conclusion as to the quantity...future as well as the present needs of the Indian Reservations and ruled that enough water was reserved to irrigate all the practicably irrigable acreage... | |
 | Harold H. Ellis - 1970 - 742 str.
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We also agree with the Master's conclusion as to the quantity of water intended to be reserved. He found that the water was intended to satisfy the future as well as the present, needs of the Indian Reservations and ruled that enough water was reserved... 
