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% \ BJBfr ffe c.b > n (5 4,A / Lae Yegai February AXX Mi * File W-3; 4 1 Mr. C.C. Barry, ' Auditor, Los Angeles. Dear Sir; Your letter LV-16 of February 18 requests the following information for the annual report to the Public Service Commission of Levada: I- <C“ Lumber of cubic feet of water metered,: Lone Lumber of cubic feet of water purchased: 1,860,2.0G (Sat.) Classification ana number of consumers at end of Year 192£ Residences, 32, f i t and, apartments, 12; hotels and 4* 5’ 6- 7- restaurants, 14; laundries, 1; stores, 43; offices, 4; ba.selies, ^> se-to0**6, ?* t, xiospitais, 2; schools, x; ^aiIs, ccuxt house, 1; vacancies, 32; total services, 449. Kilowatt hours of electric current purchased: 2b,602. Lumber of consumers-domestic: 64 Lumber of consumers-commercial: 1 Approximate population of territory supplied: 5500x As compared with 1924, there are no changes to report on the water-main sys/tem or the electric distribution svetera as there were no renweals or extensions during the past year. Yours truly; Walter R. Bracken 8
