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a.s. h. Water development - near Dry Lake, Clark County, Nev* JIJL 19 1924 Los Angeles, July 17, 1924. Mr. A. Maguires Relative to the above: Will you kindly advise me of the location of the well recently drilled at Dry Lake— that is, the location of the well on the forty acre legal subdivision, by section, township, range, etc., and also advise, as nearly as possible, the maximum amount of water accumulating in the well and the underground course of the water-'- this as near as possible from actual observation of the percolations encountered at the water strata, and general geological Observation; also the distance and location of the tank or place of use. A preliminary sketch showing the locations would be useful,for the purpose of making application to the State Engineer to appropriate the water for railroad purposes. FRM-H F* R. MCNAMEE ec— AS
