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Water Supply at Las TTegas. V Los Angelas, Calif*, May 24th, 1320* V MR. C* F. MILLER*— Vegas, FILE - 6 13 Tour letter of May 21st, regarding veil at Las / Like you 1 have always been of the impression we could obtain artesian water at between 260 and 300 feet in depth. In any case I think the well should be drilled, and believe you should submit a Form 30 on the basis of 300 feet. If w^ter is act obtained at that depth.%e can arrange Jf ? to go deeper. I believe it would be well to contract this work, and with that end in view I am taking the matter'up with Clampitt and Moss* Will let you know what figure they give me. m /s Chief Engineer.
