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According to the Permit granted by the State Engineer of the'State of Nevada, under the above numbered Serial Number, it is necessary that we file Proof of Application of'Water to Beneficial Usetogether with a cultural map, on or before November 1, 1944$ I have prepared and enclose herewith a form of Proof of Appropriation, and wish you would please swear to the original and return to me for filing on or before said last mentioned date, Tou should also arrange, with a Water Bight Surveyor to prepare the cultural map and have it ready for filing by said date, Mr; Frank Bath-bun made our map for the Well at the Bench, and did a satisfactory job, > In this connection, I am writing the State Engineer to ascertain if he will'accept one map'in connection with final proofs on Wells 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, instead of requiring a separate map for each. If'so, I will prepare final proofs for all of said wells, even though said proofs will not be due for some time to come. It may be that he will require a separate map for Well 3, a separate map for Wells 5 and 6, and a separate map for the last four Wells, inasmuch as the place of use is a little different in said Applications. I will let you know as soon as I hear from the State Engineer, LAM/DB LEO A. MCNAMEE