Data Summary Index, Partridge Interview
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Hydrology
p 1,2 (Part) Parker Creek channel location, flows
p 3 (Part) Pebble sizes - Parker Creek
p 7,8 (Part) Springs on Cramasco Property
p 11,12 (Part) Marsh area on Cain Ranch from
irrigation
p 12 (Part) Spreading water created springs near Rush
Creek
Vegetation
p 2,3 (Part) Willows - Parker Creek
p 10 (Part) Description of Grant Lake before increased
size
p 14,15 (Part) Description of Lee Vining Creek,
aesthetics, vegetation, riparian band
p 19 (Part) Lack of willows on "A" ditch
Wildlife
p 3 (Part) Sagehen, deer, rabbits - Parker Creek, Cain
Ranch
p 14 (Part) Sagehen - Cain Ranch marsh area
p 22 (Part) Fish in "A" Ditch when they cut
the water off
Agriculture/Commerce
p 4 (Part) Irrigating - Cain Ranch
p 4 (Part) Cattle - Cain Ranch
p 5,6 (Part) Grazing east of Benton Road (Hwy 120)
p 7 (Part) Cattle rounded up in October - Mono Basin
p 8 (Part) Ranches near Mono Lake, south shore
p 11 (Part) Irrigation from "A,"
"B," and "C" ditch
p 12,13 (Part) Cattle ranches in the Mono Basin
p 13 (Part) Sheep in the Mono Basin, Bodie Hills
p 23 (Part) Power Co. sold the property, and the
cattle
Recreation
p 5 (Part) Swimming in "A," "B,"
and "C" ditches
p 16 (Part) Swimming in the ditches
p 15,16 (Part) Swimming, walking around Mono Lake
Cultural
p 8 (Part) Negotiations between DWP and power company
over buying property along lake
p 8,9 (Part) Controversy over ownership of Cramasco
property
p 9 (Part) Power Company acquired land to sell to DWP
p 17 (Part) Mono Lake medicinal water heals sores on
cow
p 22 (Part) Horses at Mark Twain Days
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