WATER AND WATER RIGHTS- Continued.

10. The more important aim, if not the entire scope of the stat-
utes of 1886 requiring statements of water appropriations
to be filed by the respective appropriators in the offices of
the county clerk and clerk of court, and the statute of 1888
requiring them to be filed in the county clerk's office only,
was that of notice and record. Id.

11. As against one who is in no better condition, the neglect to
file the statement with the clerk of court as required by the
statute of 1886, can not be held as fatal to an appropriation
otherwise made in good faith. Id.

WITNESS.

Impeachment of, see Evidence, 1-3.

Instruction regarding credit to be given one who has been con-
tradicted, see Instructions, 2.

WORDS AND PHRASES.

Expiration of this lease, In lease. Marshall v. Rugg, 270.

Pauper, In statute.

Sweetwater Co. v. Carbon Co., 254.

Public debt, In constitution. Grd. Isld. & N. Wyo. R. R. Co.,

v. Baker et al., 369.

Until, In contract or statute. Conway & Nickerbocker v. Smith

Mercantile Co., 327.

WRIT AND PROCESS. See Appeal and Error, 22, 23.

Ex.