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1 2 5 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 PERMIT 10127 - REMARKS Water from subterranean channel or artesian belt is $ #? diverted through cased 12" drilled well, 802 feet deep, to surface, thence through 1254*2 feet transits pipe to a settlii^ basinj thence through 24” steel pipe and a 24” transits pipe to a 2,500,000 gallon concrete reservoir. Water is drawn from the reservoir for municipal supply and domestic use through one 16 cast iron and one 24” oast iron pipe lines, from which main pipe * 4 lines 10”, 8”, 6" and 4” east iron mains distribute water for municipal supply and domestic use to the City of Las Vegas served by lines owned and operated by the Las Vegas Land and Water Company, and also served by lines owned and operated by various private owners of subdivisions, but for which water is furnished by the Las Vegas Land and Water Company. The main pipe lines herein mentioned are the same main pipe lines shown in the proof of beneficial use under application 7200, though said mains have been renewed and extended. Record of the meter readings indicate an average monthly4 consumption of water in the City of Las Vegas * * * * * bg etween July |1st, 1941* and June 30, 1942, inclusive, of 124,435,258 gallons, or an average daily consumption of 4,147,842 gallons. The maximum ? * j consumption being 181,750,000 gallons for the month of July, * * • 4 1941, or a daily average of 5,762,900 gallons, which approximates a flow of 8.91 c.f.s. Under Certificate of Appropriation #1855, granted tinder Application #7201, applicant was given 2.3 c.f.s. for municipal purposes, and under Certificate of Appropriation #1856, granted