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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 27 28 29 30 31 32 Q- No house in A- The next house io here. Here is Byland Taylor, and here is Earl Davison and a new hens# that is going up now* MR. SMITH: What do you base your statement on, Mr. Beokley, that water for lawns and gardens - that Is lawns and gardens, require more water than an auto court. A. X don*t know If X m m than an auto court. X spoke of the aver* age individual home and it would us© more water on the lawn than in the home* MB. SMITH: In the matter of refrigeration, what do you intend t© do A. I intend to put in refrigeration because we have to in this ©ouau MR. SEXTONt Bo you intend to us# a water-cooled system? A- Ye# tir# Q- For air conditioning? A- Yes sir. MR, SMITH: That requires a great deal of water* A— I don*t know. You can waste a lot hut you, can put too much water1 in. If yon let a stream run through there you will kill the cooling1 system. MR. SEXTON? Would your patrons know that? They would change arery night* A. I would have control over that. They wouldn*t have anything to do with It. The only thing they would have - I intend to have individual eoolero-a unit in eaehftaoe. X first Intended a central unti, hut ? find that if y only haveone court rented, I would have to have the central cooling system on, and then some people ar# ©older than others and would be explaining 'because it is to© ©old, and ©there would want the cooler ©a, and with individual ones, all they lavs to do is to press & button, f have a cooling system in my place that y built myself and the other day when it was about 110 I had that place down to 65 and It used but very little water* dl, SMITH! Woulto*! it bo ettisfaetory to you to drill a well on m G at all? 9