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n Mr. J. P. Mack: Lob Angeles - April 12, 19^3 Please refer to your copy of Mr. Adamson's letter April 1st with respect to his conference with you and Mr. Anderson concerning water facilities at Lae Vegas. I agree that in the circumstances we should not attempt to install booster pumps at this time, but X feel that, with the hot weather approaching, it is important that we erect derrick and install pump in Kell No. 10, and install the pumps in Wells Nos. 4 and 7. While we have what appears to be an adequate supply of water, it must be remembered that there are some 1^00 new lawns being developed in the territory served by our water system, as well as many new homes, and we art having much greater demand than last year. To avoid possibility of shortage, X think it important that these pump installations be made within the next two weeks, and will appreciate if you will do everything possible to that end. Am also anxious to have the weir boxes completed, and will appreciate anything you can do in that direction. ? • I S l i m | i 1 Frank Strong
