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m <br /> 0 <br /> 0 <br /> 0 <br /> m <br /> 0 <br /> Valuable one. <br /> z' <br /> UR. KNAPPI After listening to this rather thorough <br /> 0 <br /> discussion of the position of the Bureau of Reclamation, it <br /> seems to me that these steps might be desirable; The Comm <br /> aittee on gngineering Data and Studies is now undertaking a m <br /> series of dsloulationa to determine what 44ddoa Reservoir <br /> will do toward donserring the natural waters of the min and <br /> making those waters usable. <br /> When these studies are completed it seems desirable <br /> that this Commission have a oonferenoe with the Bureau of <br /> Reclamation advising them of the results of these studies <br /> and asking them to tell the Commission how the plan of opera.. <br /> Lion or how differently the reservoir would function if it <br /> were used in part for the purposes proposed in the Krug letter. <br /> Then the Commission, being advised of that, might draft et <br /> s cotton of the proposed s tpaet. dealing with the matter and, <br /> following that, solicit the comments of the Bureau of R,eoiama- <br /> tion...aad in that way we will probably come up with the right <br /> answer. <br /> CHAIRMAN KRAMNR; That sounds very rational and purrm <br /> poseful to me, Mr. Knapp. <br /> Is there any further dissuasion on this point of <br /> imported water? (No response. ) <br /> What, then, is your pleasure, gentlemen, as to what <br /> 41spesitios: gJir all : r of thl. itLp4ztae. e° d ti�i.x*s1 f! <br />