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1934 Charges Interest Heserve Insurance Taxes M&O Total Cost per month fjllfitl 84.45$ Mo- $10,397*88 6,931*91 25.00 3,032.71 600.00 520,987.48 1.748.98 1.476.99 Average cost per'one thousand gallons, 2.03 cents Allocation of water used Is based upon meter readin gs. Charge cannot he made f or water, as LTL&WCo. owns the water, except small amount owned by Railroad Company fo r railroad''purposes* Railroad owns pipe lin es and fa c ilit i e s ; "therefore, contract is based on use of these fa c ilit i e s , which feature was subject of careful study by Mr. LioSSaee and myself in 1029. la t e r Rights Deed Audit 823 conveys from Railroad Company to LTL&WCo* that part o f Stewart Haach located southeasterly of Railroad righ t o f way, but no water rig h ts; therefore, a l l righ ts to spring water is retained by R ailroad, except 4 miner’ s inches not acquired with ranch when Mr. Clark made o rig in a l purchase in 1902; however, LTLtW ranch has put spring water to ben eficial use. Railroad Company has f i le d upon 2*5 second feet
