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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 o’ clock and turn everything wide open — where the water pressure was lew •• for an hour or two — and the possibility it wo tried zoning as suggested by Hr* Smith, or by seme other method, wo night alleviate that. That might save witnesses that there was low pressure m certain days when restrictions were on. ME. CANUCKi If Mr. Bennett were willing to stipulate that there was a shortage of water or — ME. BENNETT* We will be glad to stipulate. If I stipulate to that, we can adjourn the hearing. I think we can shorten the hearing because there's no doubt that there was a shortage. MB. ALLABB* That all depends, Mr. Bennett, on the testimony Of the witnesses that the City will put on here. MB, CANNON% I don't feel that I can stipulate at this tine, ME. BBNWICK* In spite of the fact not to stipulate, it is admitted by the Water Company that there is a shortage. We admit that fact* *** #*
