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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Q. And pm don’t base your request for chlorination cm your con observation? A, Ho* sir* q. lust some examination of the pressure of the spring and found it should be chlorinated? A* That's entirely right* ME* RElfWICK* That Is all* H.Mfc.niMujyia* If I heard you correctly, you hare been connected with the County since June 20* 19^9 * A* Yes* sir* Q, And you testified that 125 complaints cere filed in your office during the month of Juno 1950* A* Yes, sir. Q* Were any complaints made to your Department from June 19^9 to June 1950, any of those months? A* Yes* re hare had complaints on pressure* and particularly in the sprinkling season* Q. fas that during the summer of 19^9? A* Yes* sir. Q* fere there any complaints this summer; that is, early summer* in the month of May of this year? A* As X recall* they started coming in in May but the most of them were in June* rn MR. WILLIAMSt Q, Dr. Carr, you testified that the lowest pressures existed in the mains at 11th and 12th Streets* approximately during a four hour porlod. A* That's what the people told us. Q* And is It possible for water to become contaminated under low pressures during that period? A* 1 quoted* When I said that* from the text of the State Engineer* that due to the fact that a changing pressure* a
