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:/T" m that ©sriod In connection with the proposed oxoaasion of o«r *l«etrlo , M l p | faelliu**. m m m % far ©or allow* ones* in 1 9 3 0 « t 1 9 *0 ,toad th» po&* of # p * J § * it will la# oot«& itei th* population ©wnr* follows teiy ©lastly Mr* Httl«is«r*0 estimate. 12,000 i» th* •stlnot* of th© looa! a*w*p*p*r ** on sr*rsg* teat 19*1. Hit figgnr* of ?3»000 proriomlp quoted ** proh&bl* p r m m t population X* not bom* on* by sugar rationing oards. I thin* th* 20 >000 f ig n r * w**d in t li* s ta te m e n t 1* * rw a a o n a b ly s lo s a s t m i $* for 19*0. f • Mu»b#r of eusioaor* (column 5 ) i n m a s c * •toadlly with increase in poptft&tlen. fertroo* nsubor of parsons per customer (oel. 6 ) i* About equal for 1930 and 19*0 , or far y*ar* whan th* 01 t y 1 * aan*tdty*& norm ally housed. F ro * 1930 a n , a s tb# Boulder ia» bulge In papulation ©ootarred, housing b*- oaw* deficient and existing structures w*r# orovded, in~ creasing ouetoner oeaupsnay, Mousing gradually reached normal In 19*0 . with earr* spend lag pm&uai deal H i* in customer oecupaney. Customer eeeupstney Is now Inoroasinf rapidly incident to th* ta*i* boo*. 1 *. Gross ootwsrolaX revenue per follow* the acnelusion# developed la (J )c aaptietaav *.Cool. 8) 9* fb* other aoluans war* computed as a natter of information, and 1 think follow logically slang th* linos of tbs flgor** previously discussed. X bell#*# this statistical #t.ate**nt indicates that our revenues art looping pace in f Airly login*! proportion to th* inores.se in population. . For lf%# cur population setts* to is fairly oloo*, bat nany of th e •*tineta d m o n o connection* will not b* nsd* until the last for months of the y*«r so that o a r estimate of tbs year's revenues doss not follow in p r o p o r ­tion to the number of oonneotions. Frank-strong 00 Hr. ©? F. tchby M r. if . R. M i i t t r M r. 0. F. Fefcler M r. v . » . Guild M r. 1 . 8. Bennett M r. V. £ Bractta M r. F. A. Mann \