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Las Vegas - February 11* 1946 W 333 - 3 Mr. Frank Strong: Attached Is oopy of letter ", V from Assistant State Engineer with regard to pumping tests on some of our wells at Las Vegas* Mr. iiaxey represents the United States ^Geologioal Department and he, together with the State Engineer representative here, is making a study of the underground water supply* The nature of the teats on our wells will be to open one well and let it flow for 40 hours during which time they will take pressure readings on adjacent wells to see if there is a noticeable effect* I understand Mr* Edwards makes w$ir measurements on the 15th and last of the month and possibly the tests referred to could be made at that time, if you see no objection# ' I feel that we should cooperate with the ? ' ' ?,. " •" y •' ? j| |1... State and Rational offioials in their study and, if you concur, will you kindly advise Mr* Edwards with oopy to me* WALTER R. BRACKEN
