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W 18*l»l2»A February 28, X9**8 Mr. H. A. Shamberger Assistant State Engineer Carson City, Nevada bear Hugh: We are considering making an application to drill a well on the Old Ranch on North Fifth Street and were wondering what our chances for success would be in securing a good flow of w&tsr. Was wondering if you had a log of the well drilled by the City about 1936 on the present septic tank site; I think it is identified as No* 100* The City has two wells in the Woodland Cemetery, Nos. 102 and 103, and if you have a log of eigher would appreciate your sending it to me also. With kindest regards and looking forward to seeing you on the next trip South, I am, Very truly yours, A. M. FOLOER
