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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 -------------------------------------------------——-------m A. I am a resident here. I live at 125 Worth 11th Street* Along with the rest of the eitlsens, I did notice a variation in pressure through the different seasons, especially the last two years. Q. And this last season, I presume, your troubles mere scattered in town. A. That’s right. Q. And I believe that there has been testimony that certaii) pipe lines were installed by the Water Company and restrictions taken off, and your troubles sort of faded away. A. At my home, I noticed a considerable improvement after restrictions were lifted. Q. Mr. Jameson, have you any view with respect to the in­stallation of water meters in this city, and what the effect would be upon conservation, or anything else? A. I have never lived in a city where meters were installed I have lived in Las Togas most of my adult life, and only from what data X have heard through my contacts with people, is the only information I have of meters. Q. You haven’t read any engineering papers? A. Yes, I have read them. X don’t recall the exact data, etc., but X was left with this impression—« MB. CAWWOH* I object to any testimony from this witness as to what impression he gathered, as he has indicated he is not qualified to testify on this point. MB. BENBETT: Q. Would you say, Mr. Jameson, that the annual water consumption in the City of Las Vegas is increasing materially?