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A & H . JUN 7 1924 > Water Development- near Dry Lake, Clark County, Hev. Los Angeles, June 6, 1924, Mr. A. S. Halsted: Please note Leo*s letter of June 5, and my reply thereto dated June 6th, enclosed herewith. I think that application should he made to the State Engineer to appropriate this underground water when the exact location of the well drilled- or to he drilled- is determined, hy legal subdivision. It might he well to Scrip a forty, although I think with a permission from the state authorities to appropriate the water, and a license from the Interior Department for pipe line, we will have sufficient protection. FRM-H
