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lo e A n geles, Bovember,2, 1927. 20*110 Mr* 0eorge H* Smith * B a lt lak e C ity: In connection w ith w ater study on lo o Angeles lb B a lt la k e U n it. I am yoa herew ith, f o r year f i l e , copy o f A b stract o f t i t l e to water and r ig h t o f way fo r Mips li n e a t S ta r r . Utah: the comments o f the Eight o f lay St fax Department are attached to the Abstract* It is ay understanding that the w e ll, mentioned la Item 2 o f comments, and the pipe lin e were abandoned In 1912 account flow being in su ffic ie n t to supply oar needs and a t that time we d r ille d a # inch w e ll adjacent to the track on oar righ t o f way which produced a flow o f 166 gals* per minute into the road tank* fhe sapply from oar w ell is more than su ffic ie n t fo r oar needs a t the present time* Please advise what action, i f any. should be taken to re -e sta b lish oar t it le to the spring* mentioned in Item 1* m e : -Mr* Wm B* Knickerbocker* * A* B* Halsted. B* 1* Adamson
