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36. f Information was not obtained as to the owner of well 38. The * well is not provided with a control valve. The meter was lowered on August 30 to a depth of 265 feet below the top of the 6-inch collar, about 1.5 feet above ground, and no underground leakage was found. The pipe fittings leaked about 2 gallons a minute during the test and this water was found to be coming from a depth of 236 to 241 feet. Well 38 Well 39 Well 39 is owned by F. R. Mildren. It is provided with a valve to control the flow. The meter was lowered on August 30 to a depth of 222 feet below the top of the tee at ground level and no underground leakage was found. Well 40 Well 40, owned by W. E. Ferron, is situated on ground above the level to which the artesian water will rise. The meter was lowered on August 31 to a depth of 103 feet below the top of the casing, 0.5 foot above ground, and no underground leakage was found.
