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Notes
C
HAPTER
5: C
REATING
W
ATER
C
OMPANIES
1870
S
-1920
S
1
Preface to Austin Adams, The Story of
Water in San Diego (San Diego, California: Southern California Mountain Water Company,
1909 or 1910).
2
“William H. Jennings,
Water Lawyer,” Oral
History Program Interview by Tom Hall,
May and June, 1965 (Los Angeles, California:
University of
California, 1967), 5.
3
“William H. Jennings,
Water Lawyer,” 2-4; Ed Fletcher,
Memoirs of Ed Fletcher (San Diego, California: Pioneer Printers, 1952), 151,
160-161; Robert Friedgen, Former General
Manager, and Katharine A. Breece, Public Affairs, Helix Water District, Email correspon-
dences with Cathryn M. Delude, July 3, 2001.
4
Thomas Joseph Adema, Our Hills and Valley: A History of the Helix-Spring Valley Region (San Diego, California: San Diego
Historical
Society, 1993), 80.
5
“William H. Jennings,
Water Lawyer,” 3.
6
Iris H.
W. Engstrand, San Diego: California’s Cornerstone (Tulsa, Oklahoma: Continental
Heritage Press, 1980), 77.
7
Fletcher, 161.
8
Adams, [unpaginated].
9
Philip R. Pryde, “The Most Essential
Resource:
Water Supply for the County,” Chapter 8 in San Diego: An Introduction to the Region
3rd ed. (Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co., 1992), 121.
10 Adams, [unpaginated].
11
Quoted in Nan Taylor Papageorge, “The Role of the San Diego River in the Development of
Mission Valley,”
The Journal of San
Diego History
Vol. XVII, No. 2 (Spring 1971): 20.
12
Patterson, 12.
13
Sources for this story include: Norris Hundley, Jr., The Great Thirst: California and Water, 1770s – 1990s (Berkeley and Los Angeles,
California: University of
California Press, 1992), 107; Thomas W. Patterson, “Hatfield the Rainmaker,”
The Journal of San Diego
History
Vol. 16, No. 1 (Winter 1979), 16-18; Lloyd C. Fowler, “A History of the Dams and Water Supply of
Western San Diego
County,” Masters Thesis, University of
California, 1952, 59; Robert Friedgen, Former General
Manager, Helix Water District, Email
correspondence with Cathryn M. Delude,
May 17, 2001.
14
Fowler, 53; Patterson, 15.
15
Carl Joseph Courtemanche, “The Utilization of
Water in San Diego from 1890-1940: A Cultural Analysis,” Master’s Thesis, San
Diego State University, 1982, 22, 6-8; The San Diego Water Supply (San Diego, California: City of San Diego Water Utilities
Department, 1982); Philip R. Pryde, “The Most Essential
Resource:
Water Supply for the County,” Chapter 8 in San Diego: An
Introduction to the Region 3rd ed. (Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company, 1992), 123.
16
Quoted in Fowler, 1.
17
Shelley J. Higgins, as told to Richard Mansfield,
This Fantastic City: San Diego
(San Diego, California: City of San Diego, 1956),
186-192; Fletcher, 220-225; Pryde, 123-124.
18
Fletcher, 224, 236, 250; Paul Engstrand, former attorney for San Diego County Water Authority, correspondence with authors,
November, 2001.
19
Courtemanche, 146-48.
20
Fletcher, 173-176.