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— 4 — #«PSf if ' earing of $2,790 for the complete job. Bos coo Moo* can comnenae the work im­mediately at he has equipment available, while Hall-Baker would not boro equip­ment available until about Jure 15th. However, tho coup 1 at ion ef the walla would not be ae far apart as indicated by tha diffaroBoa in availability of equipment as Kail-Baker would bo able to complete their work la about a week after they ar­rived on the job, while it would probably taka Roaooa Mobs something over two seeks to complete* 1 favor giving the job to Hall-Baker because, as they use the rotary syatm of drilling, thoy can eat a battar grade of pipe and can nako the proper awent jobs which 1 fool are essential to the conservation of our water sources. A substantial part of hall*Baker's increased coat, in fact, is duo to the use of this bettor grade of easing. In the ease of Bosses Most, the so-called standard or percussion tools are used in drilling and tha heavy typo of easing cannot bo handled because of the light rig used, nor eon circulation bo obtained behind the so-called stovepipe or water well easing. As a result, the cement job which hw would nako would bo very uncertain as to its effectiveness. As noted above, wo antielpote obtaining a natural flaw of approximately 2)00,000 dPO fro* each of these two wells. It is of course possible that substan­tially sore than that mount ef flow will bo obtained, but inasmuch aa wa must hava wall ovar a Million gallon* to take car# of tha requirement, it is recom­mended that deep wall pumps, with accessories, be provided for in this appropria­tion* Thors is presently connected Into the property a power lino of the Bo. ;evade Power Ooapany which has supplied a mall mount of power In connection with our toots of the Middle Spring. If this source of 4 supply wore used, Mr. hell soil*