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Las Vegas - November 3, 1950 Mr. H. L. AdansoaS Confirming oar telephone conversation, following is result of pump test on Well #92 fflMS RPM £2» OEM 9soo 1050 9125 1050 32 1175 9tb5 1050 35 2175 10225 1050 351 1175 10245 950 29 2075 11220 775 29 920 11230 . 725 27 900 11255 1850 50 2300 Seme sand was apparent when draw dona exceeded 25 feet, and at 50 feet. It sacked considerable sand. Above 25 feet it cleared up At the beginning of the test tell #L1 showed 14#; at the oonolusion the pressure of well #11 had dropped off 3/k of a pound. A. M. Folger
