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7 2> ^ Los Angeles, May 1, 1961 P 0- Martin ** Los Angeles Las Vegas Health Dept reports contamination of water in Railroad Company main a» developed from sample of water taken from tap In pipe line immediately south of Settling Basin Ho. 2, which is fed by Wells Nos 4, 7 and 8, at Las Vegas. Health Dept requests chlorination of Well 8 and pipe line leading to Settling Basin #2 due to work performed on Well 8 recently. Pis qulokly arrange to chlorinate well and pipe line using method similar to that recently employed in chlorinating well #8,. #10 and Settling Basin serving Charleston Reservoir. New sample of water being taken today at Settling Basin No 2 and chlorination should be continuous until contamination cleared up. A-194 V R L Adamson - MAY 1 1551 1m. C*.
