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Los Angeles, 4- March 10th, 1942 Mr. J. P. Mack: Attached hereto please find two prints, scale 1* a 100’, shewing location of proposed Wells 7, 8, 9 and 10 and pipe lines from these wells to connection with settling basin and pump house at Las Vegas, Hevada. Also enclosed are two prints of profile of the proposed pipe line from these wells to a connection with the reservoir. The location of the pipe line and grade for same has been staked on the ground. Blue top grade stakes have been set on an offset line from the center line of pipe and amount of out at each station is shown on a slope stake. H. L. Adamson rla-^k
