People's Canal & Irrigation Company
Dates
- Existence: 1894-
Administrative History
The People's Canal & Irrigation Company (1894- ) was an irrigation company in Riverside, Idaho.
The Peoples Canal & Irrigation Company, founded in 1894, was an irrigation company in Riverside, Idaho. It is responsible for the construction and maintenance of the People's Canal near Manila, Utah.
Citation:
Office of the President records, 1893-1903 (People's Canal & Irrigation Co.)Idaho Water Users Association, via WWW, February 8, 2021 (People's Canal & Irrigation Company)
Waymarking.com, via WWW, February 8, 2021 (People's Canal; first furrow dug in 1894; carried water from Snake River to Moreland, Idaho)
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Benjamin Cluff Jr. business correspondence, 1895
Contains correspondence between Benjamin Cluff, Jr. and businessmen in Idaho regarding land purchases and water rights. Materials date from 1895.
Benjamin Cluff Jr. business correspondence, 1896
Contains correspondence between Benjamin Cluff Jr. and businessmen in Idaho regarding land purchases and water rights. Includes information on the People's Canal & Irrigation Company. Materials date from 1896.
Benjamin Cluff Jr. business correspondence, 1897
Contains correspondence between Cluff and businessmen in Idaho regarding land and canal development. Includes information on the People's Canal & Irrigation Company. Materials date from 1897.
Benjamin Cluff Jr. business correspondence, 1898
Contains correspondence between Cluff and businessmen in Idaho and Logan, Utah. Includes information on loans and business enterprises that involved Cluff. Materials date from 1898.
Benjamin Cluff Jr. business correspondence, 1899
Contains correspondence between Cluff and businessmen in Idaho regarding the operation of the People's Canal & Irrigation Company. Materials date from 1899.
Brigham Young Academy acting president correspondence on missionaries, 1900-1901
Contains correspondence between George H. Brimhall and Church leaders regarding the missionary training program at the Academy. Materials date from between 1900 and 1901.