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Water Supply - drilling wells 7 and 8

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«ar- ? * *k ?Jr m *SQ<lATu MBA Gf ALL l&fM ATAILABLl ,, ,Tw»w.^ - M S TBS A 3 July 1931 July 1934 Bsiegll Spring Little Spring 3,877,632 1,040,498 913.043 gals, per «f ff IT It day $1 2,507,040 gals, per 954,852 * * 823.680 * * day n n Total available 4,285 J>72_ rt 331.549 rt ” w for Las Vegas Middle Spring Total 5.831.173^ 440.659 \% It If « 6,371,832 II' n f t 4,617,121 " * July 1934 Decrease « 4.617.121 1,654,711 n n M or 26.4% decrease. ^ 0 0 Estimated population later av& liable Per capita 47*520805 ,p5eo7p2l eg*als* per day* 571.4 gale, per day. MRASnBB5Bfi23 OP BBSBRVOIR ABB S8WLIHg _ M § jS , \ •' " 1 H.s.eeWr'v olr Settl' iUng Bagla Measurements during shortage, 9:30AM» July 17th, 1934...... 6 ft. 0 in. 1 ft. 6 in. After passing City Ordinance, 9:30AM, July 19th, 1934,..... Pnll Pull Cain in reserve supply due to reduction in waste of water, ISfimteS) GG1I"3p0HMaPsTTIj0iHa .B Tc BaOuTseIsg goRfK gwQasRt eSd,Y SwTaEtMeSr ) Sixty-four services use water-cooled refrigeration systems, without reclaiming the water for ro-coolit^» Cooling machine with piston displacement will c-xiaurae* i f piston displacement, 10 gal per min. l|.«o 4 ® ' g | ; | g ®“ °' f i e ^ 8 8 " " " ll! 580 * 345,500 ” east of water .0504 por 1000 gals. (Cost to ITOOBo.) 432,000 gals. 0 .0504 - #21*77 259.200 w ,0504 - 13*06 Istimted loss of water through refrigeration systems: 64 services X 11,580 8.S.D. equals 73T,880 gallons par day.