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f September 22, 1949 LAW AfiS ERM OMAHA DFW LOS ANGELES ORIO LAW S-609 OX DFW LOSA ERM OKA PRIOR TO 1946 ENTIRE PRODUCTION ALL SPRINGS PLUS ANT UNAVOIDABLE OVERFLOW FROM RESERVOIR WAS PERMITTED TO RUN DOWN LAS VEGAS GREEK FOR IRRIGATION PURPOSES AT RANCH. IN 1946 WE RECAPTURED PRODUCTION OF MIDDLE SPRING AND UTILIZED SAME FOR SIT* SUPPLY, PRACTICALLY DRYING UP THE CREEK. THE 64,600 GALLONS UNAVOIDABLE OVERFLOW FROM RESERVOIR WAS OBTAINED FROM WEIR AND RECORDER INSTALLED IN CREEK. QUANTITIES SHOWN ITEM FOUR USED BY UPHR AND LVL&W ARE CORRECT. THE DECREASE IN THE AMOUNT USED BY UPRR DUE TO USE OF DIESELS INSTEAD OF STEAM LOCOMOTIVES AND CORRESPONDING INCREASE IN QUANTITY USED BY LVL&W DUE TO INCREASE NUMBER OF CONSUMERS AMF
