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V Toland # 4 January 30* 1941 In addition to replacement of old water lines with new oast Iron* the following Improvements In the water system were also made during 1940: Important changes during the year: On March 3* 1940* well No. 3 was drilled to a depth of 800*. A perforated liner was installed and the easing was cemented at the top so its production could be shut off when not actually required. The production is 939,600 gallons per day and the production was available frost April 30th, when transmission m i n was completed, until December 28th, when well was shut In. 800*, the interior arrangement being the same as for well Ho* 3, so its supply could be conserved when not actually required. Its production is 860*960 gallons per day, and Its supply was available from June 22nd* when transmission main was completed, until October 4th* when well was shut in. during 1940, a perforated liner being Installed and the casing cemented at the top so its production could be conserved. This well « | also, shut in October 4th* after the heavy demand in the City had lessened. There Is also attached, for your information, a statement indicating production from all sources at Las Vegas, the amount used by the water Company, the amount sold and utilized by the Railroad Company* and the surplus permitted to run down Las Vegas Creek for irrigation purposes at the Haneh. If we can furnish any additional Information to assist you In preparation of this report, pleas© let us know and w© f will be glad to forward same promptly. Bay 4th, well No. 4 was drilled to a depth of well No. 2, drilled in 1936, was also reconditioned Segregation of e Chargee to WMQH*: water Mains Rooming House 6581.82 1.74 Cal. Packing Houses 786.00 Total On Hand s1250S.66 Yours very truly t/m Vice President