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Mr. Toland: H I February 7, 1940 8. Distrib Stas %n ? 3® (WI 4® (oi 861® (01 (01 10® *(0I Note: The i la use first of year In use at end of Year: 1955 ft. 33,914 ft. 16,344 ft. 4,764 ft. 1,134 ft. [RW)16,464* R!)33,036* [RW) 5,305* [WI) 1,955* 01)33,914* 01)16,344* 01) 6,833* (01) 1,134'. 16,464* 33,000* % 3 S » * 3ltl' figures the Information shown under Item 8 on our 1938 Report, and adding (or subtracting) the Important changes during the year as follows: Work Order 375. May 1939: Installed: / ? 79§ ft. of 8* 0.1./ of 8* R/W. WOrk Order 386. Nov-Dec? 1939: Installed: 1360 ft. of 8“ K p i ^iill^ft. of 8 “ R/f I 36 ft. of 6® R/W I 9, Reaervolrs: One, enclosed cement construction, with wooden top. Capacity - 8,500,000 gallons. 10, Furiflostion System: Settling basin, capacity 5,000,000 gallons per day. •«*» «W 0 «H» «M* In addition to the Information shown above, for page 13 of the report, we submit the following additional information usually shown in our annual report: Important ohanges during: the year: ? Hone, other than the fork Orders referred to above* that is los. 375 and 388 and installation of a new
