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SUBJECT* Water Used and Sold at Las UTegas, Nev Omaha - October 1, 1942 D 386-4 Mr. Walter R. Bracken Your letter September 26, 1942 file W 23-3-3. The difference that you cite in your letter is due to our having eliminated the quantity that was consumed by the UPRR produced by the well at the Round House. August 18, 1942 that the valuation of this well was not included in the figures that we use as a base in computing charges, and, we therefore concluded the consumption should also be excluded. However, before making adjustments we would appreciate your comments on this feature* Mir. W. H. Hulsizer advised us in his wire A-326 E. J. DC
