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    $*&S V&gae - March 5, 1947 w 23-3-3 Mr* Frank Strong? We have quite a heavy flow down the Creek, par­ticularly during the morning hours, and have suggested to the Railroad that this overflow he reduced as much as possible* 1 am now advised the State Engineer has instrus­ted hla local representative to keep a very close Oheok on all withdrawals from the underground channel this year. A Parshall flume with recorder will he installed as soon as It arrives to measure the flow down Las Vegas Creek from our reservoir, W@ will, of course, cooperate closely with the State Engineer and the recordings may enable us to re­arrange hours of attendant at reservoir to keep the over­flow at a minimum. A. M» Folger