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sv At present there is very little water going oyer the spillway in the afternoon and it appears that there may be a shortage of water during the summer months*lie axe now making a survey for pipe line from little spring and as the well is decreasing in flow it might he well to secure the additional water which amounts to 646 gallons per minute. As near as I can determine this additional water will be the capacity of the 16* pipe, Inspection of well in shop ground by Mr.McGrath and myself shows that the well is sanded up until it will not flow over water softener and present arrangement of air pipes in this ?*ell has not been a success, for when the air is turned into the well,the well throws sand, C.W. McKee -Q^nq Asst,Engineer
