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£aa Vegas * February 13, 1944 H 18-6-3 Mr. I. M. Jeff era t As a matter of information I enclose copy of our letter to the Auditor for compiling the Annual Report to Public Service Sommisalon of levada cover** ing our operations for the year 1943. The number of consumers increased 1,147 or 39.8$ over previous year. Our revenues increased |37,434 or 30.4$. The total number of gallons consumed in* creased 34,3$, due principally to more locomotives watered. The number of feet of distribution mains also Increased by 38,700 feet or 36$. This was due principally to new extensions to Defense Housing Projects, but since we have cancelled the rule under which such extensions were made I anticipate no further large extansions during the current year. lllftS R. BRACKSIH
