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Domestic News
May 27, 1902
The Daily Sentinel
Grand Junction, Mesa County, Colorado
What is this article about?
City council's water committee investigated the missing water system map created by D. R. Crosby and found it was transferred to Engineer Haskell, who maintains and possesses it with permission.
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At a meeting of the city council several weeks ago the water committee was instructed to look up the matter of the map of the water system for the city, and report why the map of D. R. Crosby had never been turned over to the city.
The committee learned that the said map had been turned over to Engineer Haskell at the expiration of Mr. Crosby's term of office, and that that gentleman has from time to time made the necessary changes in the map, all the time retaining the possession of the same with the privilege accorded the engineer.
At a meeting of the city council several weeks ago the water committee was instructed to look up the matter of the map of the water system for the city, and report why the map of D. R. Crosby had never been turned over to the city.
The committee learned that the said map had been turned over to Engineer Haskell at the expiration of Mr. Crosby's term of office, and that that gentleman has from time to time made the necessary changes in the map, all the time retaining the possession of the same with the privilege accorded the engineer.
What sub-type of article is it?
Infrastructure
What keywords are associated?
Water System Map
City Council
Engineer Haskell
D R Crosby
What entities or persons were involved?
D. R. Crosby
Engineer Haskell
Domestic News Details
Event Date
Several Weeks Ago
Key Persons
D. R. Crosby
Engineer Haskell
Outcome
the matter was resolved; the map is retained by engineer haskell for updates with permission.
Event Details
The city council instructed the water committee to investigate why D. R. Crosby's map of the water system had not been turned over to the city. The committee reported that the map was given to Engineer Haskell at the end of Crosby's term, and Haskell has been updating and keeping possession of it as allowed.