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Vegas - February 18, l$*f§ ¥ 18-6-2 Mr* 0* F. Ashby: A® a matter of information, 1 enclose copy of oar letter to the Auditor for his use in compiling the annual report to the Public Service Commission of Nevada covering our operations for the year l$tf*8* Fhe water system continues to reflect a healthy growth, as you will note from the following increases: Humber of Services Increased 807 Per Cswjfe 10,8 Revenues #13,185.06 7*5 Water consumed ^,735*805 Gals. 1.3 Pipe line footage 15,951 Feet 6*2 fhe relatively low increase in total gallons consumed is due to a decrease of 175,000,000 gallons in the portion used by the Railroad, a reduction of St% compared with previous year* A. X* Folger
