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m w * C. B a r r y : Los A n g e le s , F eb ru ary 6, 1933* 9215-3-W Regarding water s ta tis tic s fo r annual report year 1932 fo r LYL&W Co. to Hevada public Service Commission, subject your le t t e r January 31st, f i l e BD 1-8: Following is data, requested: 1, Maximum amount of water available 2,055,000,000 gals 2. Total diverted from stream (Ranch) 1,325,000,000 8 3* Total water sold or metered 730,000,00,0 8 4. Total water unaccounted fo r Hone You w ill please note that Item 1 c a lls for maximum amount available which may be stated as 8.8 cubic fe e t per second, while the to ta l quantity available fo r year period amounts to 2,055,000,000 gallons which is figu re usually reported. 18«*b t j. FEB R.' L. Adamson “2- \ ^ b 0-fl-0 00-0 - b *y~4LX>tfi ? i s i . » *
