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February 11, Mr. 0. T. Clotfelter Kerckhoff Building Los Angeles, Calif. Dear Mr. Clotfelter: I have been endeavoring for sometime to secure information with respect to the dally consumption of water used by the inhabitants of different oltlee in the dry western states, and in oonneotion therewith reoently wrote to the Arizona Corporation Commission to see if they had any data of that nature. They advised me they did not have but sent a list of water ooapanles in Arizona and I note among those listed that the Santa Fe Land and Improvement Company operates a water company in Winslow. I wonder if you have any available data whioh you oan give me with respeot to the average daily consumption of the inhabitants of Winslow and the number of gallons per $1.00 of revenue. It may be that your Winslow rates are on a flat basis or meter basis, but I presume you have available the number of gallons whioh are furnished for $1.00 of revenue received, this, of course, being an average figure. Any information you oan give me along this line will be very muoh appreciated. Very truly yours, EEB:d E. E. Bennett. 1942 BC-Mr. W. R. Bracken
