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Mr. R. M. Sutton} Las Yogas - March X, 1943 W 26 3-139, regarding increase in revenues by decrease in volume of water sold in January. Generally speaking there i s no relation between volume of water sold and total revenues, as water is sold on a flat rate basis. In cold weather such as we had in January this year con­sumers do not water their lawns. The February figures Just now available Indicate an increase of 1,390,173 cubic feet over February 1942. The only logical explanation that can be advanced then is revenues increased, account more consumers. Volume decreased account cooler weather and less water used*. B-l Walter R. Bracken V