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          Dan Tyler led a discus- sion entitled: Delph Carpenter, Western water rights and the 'culture of location'....

          DELPH CARPENTER by Robert C. Ward, Director.

        1. One of the commissioners was Delph Carpenter, an accomplished Col- orado lawyer and western water expert.
        2. Dan Tyler led a discus- sion entitled: Delph Carpenter, Western water rights and the 'culture of location'.
        3. Delph Carpenter there would likely not have been a Colorado River Compact, and without that agree ment between the distrustful states of the upper and lower.
        4. Professor Tyler's story of Delph Carpenter is marvelous biography of national significance culminating with particular resonance in the telling.

          5. Delphus E. Carpenter

          Delphus E. Carpenter

          In office
          January 6, &#;– January 1,
          Preceded byWilliam E.

          Clayton

          Succeeded byHubert Reynolds
          Born()13 May
          Greeley, Colorado, US
          Died27 February () (aged&#;73)
          Political partyRepublican
          SpouseMichaela (née Hogarty)
          ProfessionLawyer, State Commissioner

          Delphus E.

          Carpenter (&#;) was the Commissioner of Interstate Streams for the State of Colorado at a time when Western States' water rights were becoming a legal battleground, and became the primary driver behind the Colorado River Compact of [1][2]

          Carpenter was raised on an irrigated farm in northern Colorado, where water was a precious resource.

          In after graduation from the University of Denver Law School, he went into practice in his hometown, serving community water-related legal needs. From –, Carpenter served as a state senator representing his home district.[2] Carpenter was the first n