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frad~ /_ V * Los Angeles * May 2^, 19*14 Orlg 6FA-0raaha Oy FCP-Salt Lake GCF-Los Angle Prodn in some of our water veils at Las Vegas lias fallen off, which together with greater demand than this time last year, no doubt due to large number new lawns being developed, threatens water shortage during coming hot weather* There Is insufficient time to seeure priorities and drilling rig to put additional well on prodn, but we estimate can secure 8 or 900,000 GPD addnl by gun perforating Well Mo. 10 in second producing horizon at eat. oost about $2,600 chargeable OE. for this character of work, to perform work at ones. Feel certain that with careful supervision to eliminate waste this additional quantity will oarry us through hot weather, will watch situation closely, and if advisable will include 194$ Budget item for two or three additional wells. Am arranging with Lane-Wells Co., LA, which is fully equipped S-15B FS m r ' P S 1944
