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The following tabulation shows for domestic metered service in various cities what, (!) 4,696 cubic feet of water per month would coat, and (2) the quantity of water (cubic feet) that #2.19 would purchase in one month: Cost of Cubic ft. k ,696 cu. ft. for #2.19 Bakersfield, California $5.02 1,492 Barstow, California 5.45 1,752 Glendale, California 6.10 1,665 Hanford, California 6.04 1,161 Los Angeles, California 6.79 1,460 Los Angeles suburbs,-So.Calif. Mater Co.5.05 1,655 n n n calif.Water Service Co.6.19 1,293 national City, California 11.69 563 Palm Springs, California 10.04 616 Phoenix, Arisons 5.17 1,991 LAS VEGAS, HEVADA 2.19 4,696 Thus it is seen for the amount of water used at present rates the water Mil of Las Vegas is indeed low «* but a fraction of what it is in many other cities. At the proposed increase the average would still be slightly under #3.00 a month ($2.96), a very low figure. The second column of the comparison shows how relatively few cubic feet of water the Las Vegas customers* dollar billing would purchase on the other systems* Flat-rate charges on the other systems in reference to domestic jpW,vvf service (see’tabulation heist#} indicate that while all such charges A appear low, yet Las Vegas charges, both actual and proposed, are not unfavorable•
