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CC - Mr. W. R. Bracken Los Angeles, July 29, 1938 1-7334 Mr. H. A. Toland: Referring to your letters of June 7th and July 20th, file BD 1-8, concerning annual report of Water Utility to the Public Service Commission of Nevada: Upon Investigation of the water situation at Las Vegas, I find: 1 - The source consists of two wells and two springs, whioh are piped to the reservoir, and an open spring in the Creek, and production for the year 1937, as reported by Superintendent Larson, was as follows: Well No. 1 - Weir Measure « H o _ menn ts * Big Spring - * “ Little Spring -H " 7>0pen Spring - Estimated Gallons §i! IS 771,938,208 278,147,520 381,459,456 365,565,312 521,856,610 /V ' / 6K/ ? Total Production 2,318,967,106 2 Disposition of the water produced was, as follows: Gallons Metered to and sold by LVL&WCo................ Utilized by R. R. Co. Sold by R. R. Co. . . . Diverted for use at Las Vegas Ranch and used for Irrigation purposes .................. , 938,702,963 205,598,7001 19,864,937j- 54(,3,4>3 1.154.800.506 X X 2,318.967,106 While report to the Public Service Commission is for the L. V. L. & W. Co., you will note that the abqve Includes all water produced, also water consumed in railroad
