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4 D. REVENUES I - feisoellaneoua Eevemea (a) Annual amount asafgned to water service for each of the years 1959 to 1948, inclusive (b) An analysis of such revenues, setting out tbe payments for service extensions, including the year 1949. (o) Statement as to handling of service externions, coverings (1) Payment by customers. (2) Cost to Company, where reflected on books, (3) Whether any part is capitalised. (4) Tax effect If cost of customer extensions capitalised and customer payments handled as a Donation as op* posed to present practice of charging cost of extensions to Expenses and customer payments to Revenues. II - Refunds for Advances for Main Extensions (aJfKe manner of handling a n d i h e accounting for the 50$ refund under extension rule 9-A* (1) Accounting on receipt of advances (2) Accounting on payment of refund. E. LOS AgGELES & SALT LAKE RAILROAD COMPANY .... Detail and bre^-down of wMalhtenance of Wells, Reservoirs, Pipe Lines, etc.*, amounting to #19^571 as billed for 1949, and that proposed for 1950. This should include such items as payroll expense, electric power, material, transportation, supervision, rent, etc. Are there any other operating expenses reasonably assignable to the Wholesale Water Operations?
