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upr000113-170
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Reports - Annual State Labor Commission, Water and Electric Light Utilities (1 of 2)
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Las Vegas - February 6, 1943 W 18-6^2 Hr. 8. C. Fish: Acknowledging your letter February 4th, file 20-334-1 furnishing measurements of pipe lines Installed from the new wells drilled In 1942. While your letter Indicates the main pipeline from Well Ho. 10 to Reservoir Is all cast-iron, X was under the Impression that the bulk of this line was transits* Will you please review your records In this respect, and advise footage of transits, During 1942 I believe we also retired the 24-Inch wood stave line between old settling basin and reservoir, replac­ing same with welded steel. If this Is correct, will you kindly advise diameter and length. Regarding the last paragraph of your letter, I will appreciate It very much If you will promptly forward Informa­tion regarding the number of days each well was In service or number of gallons used by Water Company and by Railroad Company so X may complete my report to the Auditor by February 15th; Information regarding costs can follow later.