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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Q« And X take It from your last answer that the flow has now been reducod. A* Hist's right. Along in the spring tine, the fore part of the fear before the wells have bean cm the bean, you night sail it, the production of all the wells was around 17 allllon gallons, Q. How did you deteralne that flow? A. by taking the weir measurements at each of the wells. Q. And according to your figures, the Searle* well would furnish about twenty percent as such additional water as your maximm flow now is. A, Hot twenty percont, no? It would be about sixteen percent* MB. CAWHOHi Ho further questions, MB. AlilAHDt Mr. Felger, do you believe that in the event the law were amended so that the use of notors would be allowed, that the amount of water saved would be sufficient to take care of the needs of the community without placing restrictions on during the months of June, July and August? A, Yes, X an firmly convinced of It, Mr. Allard. *****
