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Lb* Vegas • September % % 1950 V 2 3 -3 - 3 Hr* R* L . Adaasons Referring to our telephone somftim# ago* conversation of We are troubled with wide fluctuations rleas tpraetsisnugr eI,n paa lratricguel anrulmyb edru rofi nlge atkhse wnihgihcth mhuousrts, bteo rtehpea fiarcetd tthhae t fotlhle omwienng w moorrkniinngg *I n tthhies w aItse rdue production field hare so way of knowing what the ptrhees sbuoroesst earr peu mIpns tmoawyn sehvoenw ntohromuaglh topheer gaatiuogne*s at Wmhoernni ntgh ehreo uIrss ,v etrhye plrietstsluer edrsa ibau-iolfdf duupr ienxgce stshiev ely. to enable Ttohe cooprerreactto rtsh ist o csotnadbiitliiosne a ntdh ei pnr eosrsduerre s in the city, I recommend we Install a remote pressure gauge in the shanty at 01 settling b asin* This can be done at a nominal cost as we already have the line in place from the water office to the Clark St* reservoir, which was constructed isetm ei s yeIamrpso ratganot f othra tt hwee B rInissttaolll tetlheism egtearu*g e aBtel itheeve present time during the difficult period of change-over from summer to winter operations * A* H* Polger
