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STATEMENT PERFORATING & SURGING WELLS LAS VEGAS, NEVADA Date 17-19 March, 1945 WeNol.l Work Performed Results 8 Rigging & perforating by blade tool 641 ft. to 674 ft. 99-7/l6Mxl" holes tsou r9g0e3d -GIPnUor.from 733 GFM 625 ft. to 640 ft. 66-7/16**1" holes 562 ft. to 575 ft. 36-7/l6"xl." holes Stou r1g0e4d2- IGnPoUr.from 1011 GPU 513 ft. to 524 ft. 33-7/l6rTcl** holes Surged all perforations eixncg epptr od5u1c3 titoo n 52t4o i1n3c0r0e aGfPlU Mar.26th showed seme production. (Sand and Clay) No increase until after surging. 22 4 Gun perforated Iner.from 274 to 1700 GPU 24 3 Gun perforated Xnor.from 664 to 00 GFM 25-26 2 Gun perforated Iner.from 749 to 1800 GPU 23 9 Gun perforated Iner.from 749 to 923 GPM Surged Iner.from 923 to 981 GFM Office of Gen. Water Service Foreman Los Angeles, Cillfornls. March 31st. 1945•
