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Hr. wippr&oht #3 February 6 , 19422 8. Distribution Hal m i slat In use first o f year (WI) 1,676* (01)34,026* (CX)10,354* ( Cl>16,636* (Cl) 1,134* (CX) 738* The above figures were arrived (RW) 10,692* (Rw) 18,868* (RW) Rone Xn use at end of year \(WX) 995* (CX>34,376* (01)39,167* (01)26,263* (CX) 3,042* (OX) I«48&* /&s ZS 3 f t by using as basic figures the information shown under Item 8 on our 1940 report, and adding (or subtracting) the Important change* during the year, which were a® follows* (Inasmuch as we new have no redwood in place, the reminder has been dropped froc this report) woftic o m m 416. ^-December 1041) Installed C.X. Priippee Pipe Pipe ripe Retired 17,892* of I 9,682800** ooff <1 682* of 12 1906* Of 10” C.X. 10,728* of 6” C.X. 16,096* Of 6* C.X, 270* of 4* C.X. ' ^ R K ORDER 417 (Mnrch-Aprll 1941) 1Inetalled 2214* of 6” C.X. Ripe _466*- of # 6.1. Hpe mm ORDER 423 (June-ootober 1841) Installed 270* of 8* C.X.'Ripe m m o m m 429 (october-Recember 1941) Installed Retired Redwio od rinpe wrot Iron illS illl 1 1 1224* of 6 ” C.X, Pipe 9. Reservoirs! 408* Of 4* C.X. Pipe One, enclosed cement construction, with wooden top. Capacity - 2,600,000 gallon#.
