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As to water rights, it found a value of $2,000. per second foot of water based upon the actual amount used. (I & S Docket 52) We are of the opinion that this value is still sound - although in a recent case in California a value of $1,333* per second foot was estab­lished. (Waterford Irrigation District vs Stanislaus County) Since 1931 the Railroad’s water production facilities have been extended or enlarged to the following extent,. Total net cost, taken from the Railroad Company’s books, or valuation of the joint facilities existing as of January 1, 1931, owned by the Railroad Company exclusively, but used by the Railroad Company and the Las Vegas Land and Water Company In 1931 177,11*7.88 Added in 1938 7,185.00 18l*, 332.88 In 1939 and 19l*0 added (Exhibit "G" says 1938 - 210,1*35) 13,71*5.92 198,078.80 In 19l*0 added /10,92l*.00 (Exhibit "G" says 19l*0 - 2l*9,l*Oi*) '20$, 022.30 In 19l*2 added 1*, 869.71* 213,872.5k In 19l*2 added 7,630.26 221,$02.80 In 19l*2 and 19l*3 added 1*, 500.00 226,002.80 In 19l*2 and 19l*3 added 5,000.00 231,002.80 In 191*2 and 19i*3 added 1*, 500.00 235,502.80 In 19l*2 and 191*3 added 10,000.00 (Exhibit "G" says 19l*3 $1*1*0,81*1*) 21*5,502.80 In 191*5 added 7,500.00 (Exhibit "G" says 191*5 $503,787) 253,002.80 In 191*6 added 97,571.1*7 (Exhibit "G" says 19i*7 $766,806) 3$0,$71*.27 Annual report 191*8 show no change in production plant 19U9 show no change in production plant 195° show addition of 2 settling basins, power lines and pipe. No item of cost given. (Annual Reports) Wehe Report gives settling basins power lines Charleston pipe line (921*0’ / 21*") - 15 - 21,673.71 25,952.1*7 116,655.00 $511*, 855.1*5