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<br />14 <br /> <br />17. Delph E. Carpenter, "Application of the Reserve Treaty Powers of the <br />States to Interstate Water Controversies," 136. <br /> <br />18. Delph E. Carpenter, Historical Sketch of the Colorado River Commission, <br />undated, typed ms. in Carpenter Papers, NCWCD, box 51, 4. <br /> <br />19. Ralph Car, "Delph Carpenter and River Compacts Between Western <br />States," Colorado Magazine, v. XXI, no. 1 (January, 1944), 12. <br /> <br />20. New York v. New Jersev (65 L. Ed. 544,551). This case involved <br />pollution in New York harbor. It had been in litigation since 1908. <br /> <br />21. Letters, Leroy Carpenter to Martha Bennett, 1 0 June 1871 and 5 August <br />1871, Carpepter Papers, NCWCD, box 30. Leroy wrote from Greeley to his <br />bride-to-be in Iowa for almost a year before he married her and returned to the <br />Union Colony. Their letters reflect not only a budding courtship but reveal <br />much about how each viewed the new ditches that were spreading across the <br />land. Leroy complained about the back-breaking labor; Martha saw them as <br />possible repdsitories for drunks. <br /> <br />22. Interview with Sarah Thompson, Leroy Carpenter's youngest child, 11 <br />February 1994, Pasadena, California. <br /> <br />23. The Pueblo Chieftain, 13 March 1925 Delph Carpenter was interviewed <br />on the occasion of Nebraska and Colorado ratifYing the South Platte Compact <br /> <br />24. Rocky Mountain News, 30 December 1923, <br /> <br />25. Delph E.Carpenter, From Farm to Fame, an essay written in 1897, <br />Carpenter Papers, NCWCD, box 26, <br /> <br />26. E. V. Wilcox, "The Water Oracle of Greeley," The Country Gentleman, v <br />LXXXV, no.41 (9 October 1920),6, 7,24. <br /> <br />27.Delph E Carpenter, George E West, and 1. H. Crowley, Report of the <br />Committee on Irrigation Investigations of the Senate, by authority of S, R no. <br />16 of the Seventeenth General Assembly (Senate Journal, 1909, 1092); 31 <br />January 191 [ The report, written by Carpenter, referred to the "Elwood Mead <br />