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( 4) the President of the Chamber of Commerce advised that he would appoint a small committee to cooperate with the State Shgineer in strict conservation measures and to investigate, and after study of the entire situation, recommend steps to he taken to bring about a standby supply. As a matter of information, we secured from Hr. Case data upon the cost and capacity of the 5.H.X. water facilities. It develops that the cost of pumping equipment, reservoir, pipe line and distribution system was $5,167,112. With the 1229 lake at elevation , which is the elevation at which storage waters waste over the spillways, the pumps have a capacity of approximately 44,000,000 gallons per day. At the lowest level which Bureau of Reclamation engineers figure might occur after a protracted drought, or elevation 1050, the capacity would be 31,000,000 gallons per day. The storage reservoirs have a capacity of 31#000,000 gallons. I am attaching hereto a copy of the paper which I read before the meeting. Frank^ftrong
