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Las Vegas Ranch - Water W ell tos Angelos, December 80, 1949 1-7584 Mr# A. £. Collins (CC - Mr. W. C. Perkins Mr. w. H. Rulsiser Mr. A. H. Folger) Referring to your letter of December 14th, file 704-11, concerning voter well constructed ot Los Vegas under Work Order 5931 The well is producing about 50 gels, of water per minute, end we propose to continue using it so long as this production Is maintained. We had hoped by drilling one or more wells on the Ranch to develop euffielent water for irrigation purposes, but when the well drilled under W. 0. S93 developed no eubstantial amount of water, we abandoned our intention to drill additional wells on the Ranch. As 1 believe accounting under W. 0. 593 has been completed, any unexpended appropriation should be dropped in annual carryover. Id Wm. Reinhardt 1
