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<br />MR. STAPLETON: <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />MR. ODELL: <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />"Thank you. I'd like now to call on Mr. <br />Odell of the U. S. Geological Survey and I <br />think he'll introduce some other members of <br />his staff." <br /> <br />"Mr. Chairman, merIDers of the Board and <br />guests, I think you all know that Ted Moulder, <br />our old standby here, will be leaving us be- <br />fore too long and we have with us today the <br />man who will replace him as District Geologist <br />for ground water in the state of Colorado. <br />I'd like to introduce Leonard Wood at this <br />time. Len, would you stand up? And we also <br />have two members of our Quality of Water <br />Branch with us whom I don't believe you gen- <br />tlemen have met; our District Chemist, who is <br />stationed in Salt Lake city, Hal Langford, <br />and we have a member representing that divi- <br />sion here in Colorado, Bob Brennan. will you <br />stand up, Bob? <br /> <br />My portion of this report will be quite <br />brief today. Our work, since our report at <br />the last meeting, has been confined primarily <br />to computations of data and preparation of <br />reports. Our surface water report which is now <br />put out on a state-wide basis is progressing <br />very nicely and computations are over 50 per- <br />cent completed. We have high hopes of getting <br />it released by the end of July this year. <br /> <br />There is one ground water report which <br />has been completed 'prospects for Irrigation <br />in Eastern Cheyenne and Kiowa Counties, Colo- <br />rado'. This report has been released to the <br />open file and is available for consultation <br />at your Board offices and also at our Ground <br />Water Offices, Building 25 in the Federal <br />Center. This report will, later on, appear <br />as one of the publications in the Water Board <br />series that are put out in cooperation with <br />the Ground Water Branch. <br /> <br />I believe that's all I have to contribute <br />at the moment. Ted Moulder, our present Dis- <br />trict Geologist for Ground Water, has a little <br />