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#2 - Mr. R. L. Adamson (Water Supply-K elao) 7* N otice by Edward B lew etl (M o.19) should be in v e s tig a te d on the ground, we are unable to d e fin it e ly lo c a te th is by the records and the fa c t that the f i l i n g antedates use by R.H.Oo. is important i f he has a c tu a lly continued h is plane The m atter o f r ig h t or t i t l e o f the H.R.Company to the water taken from the tunnel is a one which w i l l req u ire in v e s tig a tio n o f the p h ysica l con dition s and le g a l determ ination o f the qu estion In a l l i t s phases. The same is true o f the Horse Shoe and Evergreen Springs. The fa c t that these claims were q u ite r e c e n tly acquired by the Bank in d ica tes the n ecessity fo r c a r e fu l in v e s tig a tio n . I t is p o s sib le that some op eratin g plan is proposed or th a t i t may be a promotion scheme that is contemplated. In e ith e r event they might w e ll consider water as a valuable a sset. T i t l e to May Bay Ho. 2 Mining Claim has lapsed through fa ilu r e to do necessary assessment work a® required by law. C harles Adams. ESKJfil
