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alent there will be an addition of from 1*000 to 1,500 hones in Lae Vegas daring the next year. the manganese plant recently authorltttd will not hare a large masher of employes. Am unable to eeoure accurate estimate today* bat an informed that >00 will be oateide.. In addition to the above* there 1» possibility of another M g M i i w and perhaps an alusinu* plant in the Lae Vegae ' * territory. without considering the unoertainties as to the two last nentiontd possibilities* bat considering that pending the cons traction and placing in operation of the Lake Head pipe line the General Contractor on the Magnesium plant will require about one-half million gallons of water per day by tank car delivery for construction purposes, and that this last mentioRfld require** meat will extend into the hot months, there is no question as to the advisability of immediately proceeding with the two voile and reclaiming the present waste of some 300,000 gallons per day from Kiddle Spring. The separate items making up the *65,700 amount are fully described in my letter of Revsaber 12th to Meaere. Jsffsrs and Prater. Briefly described, they are: 1 . fc recover 300,000 to b00,000 OPD of water from Kiddle Spring we propose to construct a chlorinating system with appur- tenanoee • ------ ---------------e 5 ,900.