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Annual Report for Water Utilities, 1938j Das Vegas, January 80th, 193®. I 18-0-2 Hr* H* A. Toland, General Auditor, Omaha, Hebr&afca. Dear Sirs Xn accordance with your letter of September 8th, 1938, file BD 1-8, I submit herewith information for compilation of Annual Report of Water Utility to the Public Commission of Nevada, f>fM S" In compiling the information for this year, we have endeavored to closely adhere to the agreements reached in our exchange of correspondence on this subject, your letters June 7th, August 3rd and September 8th, 1)38, file BD 1-8, rather than follow the lines we have in reporting for previous, years. Classification and number of water consumers? • A. Residential 1751 B. Commercial 894 C. Industrial 7 D. Municipal -/ -»10 ; ( i ~y onsumption during year - 1,036,143,300 gallons. Hots; Consumption byclassification© is not. available, as meters are not used.)* Separation of Revenues! Metered sales to general consumers Hone. Flat rate sales to general consumers $53,144.46 Other water utilities J 1^6,56 Miscellaneous municipal sales 1,089.49. / g \ / j It is illegal to use meters in Nevada, in cities \/ of over 4500 population.) K