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1 Los Angeles, June 21, 1949 1-7334 Mr. A. M. Folger: (CC - Mr. E. E. Bennett) As requested In your letter of June 10th, file W 23-1-C, I am enclosing two copies of Log of Wells 1 to 11, inclusive, Las Vegas. As regards the data on the Submersible Pump, our files are not complete, but it is my understanding all pumps purchased were Byron-Jackson Deep Well Submersible Turbine, 800 GPM with 50 H. P. motor. However, I believe the pumps and motors have from time to time been moved to the other wells, and information as to the pumping facilities should be obtained by field check, or it is possible the Water Service Foreman at Las Vegas has the data.
