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Las Vegas - February 6, 1943 W 18-6-2 Mr. 6. C. Flehi Acknowledging your letter February 4th, file 20-334-1 furnishing measurement® of pipe lines installed from the new wells drilled in 1942. While your letter Indicates the main pipeline from Well No. 10 to Reservoir is all oasttiron, I was under the impression that the bulk of this line was transit®. Will you please review your records in this respect, and advise footage of transits. During 1942 I believe we also retired the 24-inch wood stave line between old settling basin and reservoir, replacing same with welded steel. If this is correot, will you kindly advise diameter and length. Regarding the last paragraph of your letter, I will appreciate it very much if you will promptly forward information regarding the number of days each well was In service or number of gallons used by Water Company and by Railroad Company so I may complete my report to the Auditor by February 15th; information regarding oosts can follow later. WALTER ft. B$A<Sk £n
