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LWa a2 ?Vegas - June 1, 195^ Hr. Wm. Reinhardt * Los Angeles cos Mr. R« L. Adamson Attached please find Log of Well 12, which is now being constructed at Laa Vegas by Roscoe-Moss and Company. The information contained in this log was furnished me direct by the well driller at the well. I a® unable to furnish a log of Well 13 due to the lack of information which the well driller has been requested to furnish me. This driller, who is working for Barber Bridge Drilling Corporation, promised to furnish me a log of Well 13 several days ago, but apparently due to trouble which he has been having with his equipment which has resulted in his absence for several days, I am unable to furnish you this log at the present time, but when he returns I will make every effort to get him to furnish me the required information so that I may send it to you. You will note that Well 12 is nearing the thousand foot depth and at his present rate of progress it will only be a comparatively short time before he has reached the maximum depth of 1200 feet, at which time it will be necessary to advise him as to the type and siae of perforations which we desire to have him make in the well casing. It is, therefore, suggested that Mr. Adamson get in touch with Mr. Moss and discuss this matter so that there will be no delay when it comes time to perforate the veil. Attachment L. R. Haag LRMiejp
