Learn about the history of water management in Southern California with this fascinating symposium report. Written in 1930, it chronicles the efforts of public agencies to conserve and manage local water supplies. The report includes detailed discussions of underground reservoirs, rainfall patterns, and other topics relevant to modern water management.

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