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~::-~~"""'1'" ~;"_:',,,~. ,. . J . -40- January 3 decision to cast its votes for Webber and Snodgrass. However, at a still later meeting, the District Board reversed itself again and elected Snodgrass and Webber to the Company Board and retained "Bi11"Samp1es as Secretary and George Epperson as the attorney. (Interview, Robert E. Hogsett, 1/31/67). Millard Huey said that the stockholders under the Bijou system have been unable to get an accounting of the amount of in- terest earned from the $200,000 received for sale of 2,000 units of C-BT water to Longmont and Boulder, nor any explanation of why the entire amount is on deposit in the Farmers State Bank of Fort Morgan. Huey thought that it should be invested in more diverse securities. (Interview, Millard Huey, 2/7/67). 3. Jackson Lake Reservoir The headgate of the Jackson Lake Inlet Canal is on the north side of the South Platte River at Masters. The canal runs to the Jackson Lake Reservoir, located on the north side of the river about 2 miles northwest of Goodrich. The outlet canal returns to the South Platte River (crossing the Weldon Valley Ditch) near Goodrich. The outlet is downstream from the headgates of the Riverside, Bijou, and Weldon Valley systems, and upstream from the Fort Morgan Canal, upper Platte and Beaver Canal, Deuel and Snyder Ditch, Lower Platte and Beaver Canal, etc. The Jackson Lake system can be seen on U.S.G.S. Quadrangle maps for the Masters, orchard, and Sunken Lake Quadrangles. The Jackson Lake Reservoir storage priority is known as a "rod" decree, i.e., it calls for filling the reservoir to a gauge height of 30 feet, rather than an amount in acre-feet. For that reason no record is kept of inflows into the reservoir, other . . . . . WOODWARD.CLYOE.SHERARO AND ASSOCIATES