Irrigation Development: History, Customs, Laws, and Administrative Systems Relating to Irrigation, Water-courses, and Waters in France, Italy, and Spain

State Office, James J. Ayers, Superintendent State Print., 1886 - Irrigation - 622 pages

cumstances of forming The fountain head of legal reasoning The basis	36

and fishery Guarding channels banks beds and waters Construction	42

istration of watercourses Governmental encouragement of irrigation	51

erty Administration of nonnavigable and of navigable streams Administra	53

Raftable Streams	54

Duties and compensation Necessity for guarding streams p	61

CHAPTER IIIFRANCE 2	74

rivers Canalization of upper rivers The hydraulic service Organization	90

CHAPTER XVITALY 7	334

sion to the Cavour canal company 1 Obligations of the company 2 Condi	340

lic works Prize competition in irrigation practice Hydrographic survey	347

mate rainfall and river systems Social and political influences on irrigation	355

rivers and their waters Of small streams and riparian rights Of springs	371

CHAPTER XVIISPAIN 2	383

Local administration of natural streams	393

tion of political communities administering one great irrigation work General	399

CHAPTER IVFRANCE 3	100

of the administration Powers held by prefects Police measures Public inter	108

for regulation and administration Individual unreasonableness Conflicting	115

Spring Waters	127

springs Necessities of communities Interests of navigation Private acquire	129

CHAPTER VIFRANCE 5	135

CHAPTER VIIFRANCE 6	143

CHAPTER VIIIFRANCE 7	155

canals des Alpines Carpentras Cadenet St Martery Siagne Siagnole Bourne	165

The valley of the Po the classic land of irrigation Magnitude number	183

importance of springs in the valley of the Po Property right in springs	197

lets in Italy No control of waters by riparian proprietors on public streams	204

istrative organization Departmental administrative organizations River reg	220

administrative bureau The office of works and the engineering corps Instruc	233

CHAPTER XIITALY 3	240

this point p	258

CHAPTER XIIITALY 4	268

Evil effects of unregulated and unskilled irrigation Legislative regulation	275

CHAPTER XIIIITALY 5	284

purposes of public utility The former Sardinian and present Italian codes	307

General association of irrigation west of the SesiaPiedmont Organization	319

Italy Voluntary association of landholders Compulsory formation of associ	328

rights Natural flow held as separate property Stored water appurtenant	406

CHAPTER XVIIISPAIN 8	414

rated from land Great government reservoirs Curious and complex system	421

cient reservoir Water appurtenant to lands Elective syndicate of three mem	428

right concessions Protection of prior rights p	453

CHAPTER XXSPAIN 5	469

CHAPTER XXISPAIN 6	479

and association Principles of association Forming irrigation communi	490

munity Regulations for syndicates general syndicates and juries of irriga	498

CHAPTER XXIISPAIN 7	508

force Subsidies and exemptions offered Examinations applications and terms	516

sions under the liberal laws Lengths waterrights irrigable lands estimated	522

CHAPTER IIOF THE RIGHT OF ACCESSION OVER WHAT IS CONNECTED WITH	528

APPENDIX II	535

CHAPTER IIIOF THE RIGHT OF ACCESSION TO THAT WHICH IS INCORPORATED	537

tion Legal character of the right to take water Concessions or permits	544

TITLE IV	550

employment of waters Preservation and forfeiture of primary rights Mineral	552

TITLE II	558

TITLE III	564

TITLE IV	572

Title	Irrigation Development: History, Customs, Laws, and Administrative Systems Relating to Irrigation, Water-courses, and Waters in France, Italy, and Spain
Author	California. Office of State Engineer
Publisher	State Office, James J. Ayers, Superintendent State Print., 1886
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	May 18, 2010
Length	622 pages

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