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Hayden, and Heckert set up a grading camp and started construction of the head gate and flume of the Cody Canal

postmaster in Cody, Wyoming; he was also Cody's "man on the scene" during the construction of the Cody Canal

3/27 John Reckless Davis, South Fork Mine assessment, 267.25 Less & 47.77 219.48 1908 July 1-08 Cody Canal

Davies Assessment on South Fork Mine 133.00 1909 1/7 Recording Mortgage 1.75 3/20 Cody Canal Assn. farm

. 1, 1909, Credit by Oats grown on farm 338.70 Forwarded, 561.63 1910 1/20 south Fork Mine 6/23 Cody Canal

join their planned irrigation venture, which would eventually result in the construction of the Cody Canal

Ultimately, Paxton decided not to invest in the Cody Canal. Note 3: Cody refers to Horace C.

Hymer was an early partner in the Cody Canal project but contributed little capital and was eventually

Cody's daughter Irma , the area was made viable for settlement by the construction of the Cody Canal

their water rights from the Shoshone Irrigation Company under the terms of the Carey Act once the Cody Canal

Beck managed the construction and day-to-day operations of the Cody Canal for the Shoshone Irrigation

Note 2: "The 80% of Capital" likely refers to the investors in the Cody Canal .

attempted to recruit settlers to the lands in the Big Horn Basin that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

Cody and his partners in the Cody Canal project.

leased from the state of Wyoming, or with either of his two Big Horn Basin irrigation projects: the Cody Canal

Also, that the segregated lands had been turned over to the Cody Canal Association, as directed at the

Merchants of Chicago, attempted to recruit settlers to the lands that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

Cody Canal The Cody Canal diverts water from the South Fork of the Shoshone River at a point about two

In 1907 the Shoshone Irrigation Company transferred administration of the canal to the Cody Canal Association

The canal system is now administered by the Cody Canal Irrigation District.

Cody and several partners attempted to finance, construct, and operate the Cody Canal from 1896 to 1907

The company never quite achieved either financial or engineering success with the Cody Canal, and relinquished

Merchants of Chicago, attempted to recruit settlers to the lands that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

Merchants of Chicago, attempted to recruit settlers to the lands that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

Merchants of Chicago, attempted to recruit settlers to the lands that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

Cody refers to the Cody Canal, the principal project of the Shoshone Irrigation Company.

The segregated land was intended to be irrigated by the Cody Canal . Letter from William F.

The necessary irrigation project became known as the Cody Canal .

Burke, though it is possibly Carlton Burke, a foreman working on the Cody Canal.

attempted to recruit settlers to the lands in the Big Horn Basin that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

Cody may have wanted Stokes to invest in the Cody Canal.

attempted to recruit settlers to the lands in the Big Horn Basin that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

Cody may have wanted Stokes to invest in the Cody Canal.

Cody may have wanted Stokes to invest in the Cody Canal Beck, George Washington Thornton, 1856-1943;

Merchants of Chicago who attempted to recruit settlers to the lands that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

Note 6: "Him" refers to Wyoming Senator Robert Foote in Foote's opposition to the Cody Canal.

Company, the predecessor of the Shoshone Irrigation Company, the concern that actually built the Cody Canal

account for any material furnished, and for any payments made to laborers; also any payments to the Cody Canal

attempted to recruit settlers to the lands in the Big Horn Basin that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

attempted to recruit settlers to the lands in the Big Horn Basin that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

Nagle Commission Merchants, who attempted to recruit settlers to the lands to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

attempted to recruit settlers to the lands in the Big Horn Basin that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

Cody may have wanted Stokes to invest in the Cody Canal Note 10: "Doctor" is not identified.

Cody may have offered stock to Stokes to invest in the Cody Canal Note 5: "Red Lodge [Montana] firms"

attempted to recruit settlers to the lands in the Big Horn Basin that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

attempted to recruit settlers to the lands in the Big Horn Basin that were to be irrigated by the Cody Canal

Gentlemen: I regard the Cody Canal as one of the most important and valuable projects ever inaugurated

The Cody Canal takes its water supply from one of the largest rivers in the West, and reclaims some of

Map Showing Lands Irrigated by the Cody Canal.

Headgate—Cody Canal. vegetable elements, and therefore favorable to the growth of cereals, vegetables

postmaster in Cody, Wyoming; he was also Cody's "man on the scene" during the construction of the Cody Canal

Hayden, and Heckert set up a grading camp and started construction of the head gate and flume of the Cody Canal

Hymer was an early partner in the Cody Canal project but contributed little capital and was eventually

Beck managed the construction and day-to-day operations of the Cody Canal for the Shoshone Irrigation

Cody and his partners in the Cody Canal project.

The first Cody canal was built, success and prosperity developed gradually until now the future is assured