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<br />64 <br /> <br />Then skipping over-...the next covers Just What I have mlmUoned. <br />"The preparation. of the record of. the proceedings in . <br />the negotiation of the Upper Colorado River Basin Compact has <br />been handled by the Colorado Water Conservation Board. Colorado.f s <br />proportionate part of the cost of such compilation has been <br />borne threugh services by the Board's staff; Contribution to <br />such eost by the other states has been 11'1 money to pay for <br />m1meograph1ng, binding, and other 1ncidental expenses. The <br />Government has purchased 50 sets. <br />'The record of the negot1ation of the Arkansas River <br />Compact also has been prepared by Colorado and Kansas and is <br />found in one large bound volume." <br />Now, hand me that-this 18 the record of the Upper Colo- <br />rado R1 vel' Compact negotiation. 'lhe last volume contains all <br />of the eng1neering data upon which this compact was founded. <br />It is thE! report of the Engineering Advisory Comm1ttee. This <br />also includee the operating manual. or what we call the in-flow. <br />out-flow manual for administering the compact.. This Engineer- <br />ing Advisory report 18 the report agreed to unani~ously by the <br />Engineers of the five states and by the Federal Government. <br />It is one of the finest reports that has ever been issued. <br />I have available 11'1 the office a set of these for each Board <br />member providing you desire it. They are valuable and if you <br />donttwant to give it book space, why, all well and good; and <br />I would like to find out now 11' all the Board members would <br />