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4 Your f i l e BD 1- 8: We sent you with our le t t e r February 4 blank forms and le t t e r from the Public Service Commission o f Nevada with regard to our annual rep ort, which should be f ile d with them not la te r than March 15th, 1 9 ^ . I show below the information we usually submit to a ssist in compilation o f this report fo r 1947* Consumption during year - 3*49^,358,308 gallons. This includes water used by both the Railroad and Las Vegas Land and Water Company. (Notes Consumption by classifications is not available as meters are not used.) Separation o f ReyenuMS A. Metered, sales to general consumers - None. B. Flat rates sales to general consumers -1162,554.95 (Conforming to item numbers on Page 13, “General Statistics® ) 1. Source o f water supply: 11 Artesian w ells and three springs. 3. Total water mmrosd or diverted from atrea&s None. C la ssifica tion and Number o f Water. C gnm am A. Residential B. Commercial 0, Indue t r ia l ®> Municipal. S. U t ilit ie s . . Total 0. Other water u t ilit ie s - - - - B, Miscellaneous municipal sales 10,175.67 2. Maximum amount oX-Water..ayallfejai 3 ,566,516,112 Gallons. (AActual production from a ll sources.) -1-
