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("'j r"- oo C>l down. Since 1936 and 1937 were somewhat dry years it is therefare concluded that, except in years like 1934, the entire flow available to the reservoir nay be stored and still leave sCequate flow far irrigation use originating below the drainage area feeding the Hay- stack Reservcir, until the date when, under present conditions, diversions have to be reeuced by lack of stre~ flow. These cates would be as follows: 1921 - June 26 1930 - June 20 1923 - June 20 1931 - May 29 1924 - June 1.5 1932 - June 12 192.5 - May 22 1933 - lune 20 1926 - June 1.5 1934 - April 17 1927 - June 23 193.5 - June 16 1929 - June 30 1936 - May 30 1937 - June 7 For the years 1934 to 1937 the amounts storable under the conditi0n just outlined woul~ be as follows: 1934 193.5 1936 1937 ...... ................. ..... 1,000 14,022 6,6.53 8,322 acre-feet " " " ,.. ............. ....,.. ..... ............................ . ................ ............ FQr 1934, there being no record of stre~ flow, the~lcunt shown is the estimated ~~nter flow of Willow Creek. Diversion records , show that no water could have been stored curing the floor season of ~ ~ that year, except as the irrigators night have rlecicer: they could ~ '~ make better use later of water actually used in April and May. For , , '~ i the later years 1,000 acre-feet is also included as the estirEted ",I winter flow. The storable flow of ~est Divide Creek starts May 10. - 46 .1