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mm M W. I. K fEB 27 1964 East Los Angeles * February 27, 1964 File* 914-3-tf Hr, G. A, Cunningham * Salt Lakes (cc - Mr, J. W, Godfrey - Salt Lake ___- Mr. E. C. Renwlek - Los Angeles Mr. T. E. Hammill - Los Angeles ^ '? Mr. C. W. Biggs - E, Los Angeles) / Reference your letter February 19, 1964, file 914, relative unauthorized use of water by Mr, Cy Rouch fro® our Cottonwood Spring® pipe line in the vicinity of Arden, Nevada! Please be advised investigation of this natter February 25th discloses that premises appear to be abandoned, at least temporarily. Mater hose running out from trailer to our pipe line is still lying in shallow trench, but is not connected to our pipe line and has not been connected for some time. The hose in question is deteriorated and broken and would have to be replaced before connection could be made. We will continue periodic cheeks to see if future connection is made, ORIGIML SIGHED Wo B. GROOME W. B, Groom®
