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Mr. W. R. Rouse 2. May 26, 1954 The deed covering the water-bearing land is somewhat different from Exhibit ”B" attached to the Sale Agreement because of the prior conveyance of that land to the Water Company. It complies with the contract because it contains a covenant similar to that set forth in Exhibit "B-l". The Grants of Easement are in the same form as Ex­hibits “F ” and "F-l" except that the description of Ease­ment Strip 6 in Exhibit "Fn has been omitted because that easement has already been conveyed by the Railroads to the Water Company by Easement Deed dated March 31, 1954. The interests of the LVL&WCompany in this easement will be conveyed to the District pursuant to paragraph 1 of the Instrument Transferring Interests in Real and Person­al Property and will be listed on Exhibit "A” which will be attached to that instrument. The Instrument Transfer­ring Interests in Real and Personal Property follows closely Exhibit ”E" attached to the Sale Agreement except that paragraph 2 has been revised to take care of the two new wells which are being drilled, paragraph 4 has been revised to refer to the easement which the Railroad Com­pany has already granted to the Water Company under date of March 31, 1954, and the language in paragraph 6 has been revised to eliminate the necessity of attaching a detailed inventory. All of these documents were approved in their draft form by Messrs. Franklin T. Hamilton and Leo A. McNaraee, attorneys for the District. E. E. Bennett ECRsMSB Ends. Air Mail