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<br />~rn, NORVIEL, Yes, and I rathor think that former yoars, if <br /> <br />they had been measured, would have shownporhaps a worse condition, <br /> <br />so I can't think that that is a fair division over a ten yoar <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />poriod,nor 'one' which gives the fullost protootion. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />11R. HOOVBR, In our discussions yostorday wo got away from <br /> <br />tho point of view of a fifty-fifty division of tho watcr. Wc set <br /> <br />up an entirely new hypothesis. That was' that wo mako, in offect, <br />, ' ' <br /> <br />a proliminary division pending the rovision of this compact. Tho <br /> <br />sevon and a half million annual flow of rights are croditod to tho <br /> <br />South, and"sovon and a half million will,be creditod to the North, <br /> <br />and at somo future day a revision of tho'distribution of the <br /> <br />remaining wator will be mado or dotermincd. <br /> <br />J~ increasing amount of water to one division will carry <br /> <br />automatically an incrcasc in tho rights ,of the othor basin and, <br /> <br /> <br />theroforc it soemed to 'me that WQ had me't tho situation. This <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />is a diffcrerit conception from the fifty-fifty division wo wore <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />considering in our prior discussions. <br /> <br />~1R. NORVIE1, If this includes roconstruction of the river, <br /> <br />then, I concede it is a more nearly fait basis. But if it docs <br /> <br />not,- if it is a division of the wator to be moasurcd at the point <br /> <br />of domarkation, I still insist that it is not quitc fair, bocause <br /> <br />'., ' <br />it is simply dividing what remains in tho rivcr. <br /> <br />I!R. HOOVER: We arc leaving thc whOle remaining flow of tho. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />basin for future detormination. <br /> <br />:.' <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />1m. NORVIE1, Vlliat I am getting a,t is this: That tho upper <br />,," <br /> <br />basin takos out and uses a ccrtain amount of water, a,nd then, as <br /> <br />18th-S.F. <br />32 <br /> <br />145 <br />