In the battle between the city of Los Angeles and the farmers of the Owens Valley,
A) President Roosevelt supported the farmers.
B) an extension of the Sierra National Forest provided a victory for the farmers.
C) the federal government sided with the city.
D) William Mulholland admitted "fraud and malfeasance."
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