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<br />r.c <br /> <br />r <br />~ <br /> <br />"" <br />, <br /> <br />C'! <br /> <br />c <br /> <br />The remainder of this schedule, of which the principal <br /> <br />i terns are the dam, powerhouse structure, structures in Boulder <br /> <br />Ci ty, and all mechanical, hydnulic and electrical equipment <br /> <br />generally, except that classified as direct generating equipment, <br /> <br />together with miscellaneous equipment and tools, represents a <br /> <br />capital investment of $83,222,338. <br /> <br />For the items in this schedule of property estimated as <br /> <br />calling for replacement annuities, and exclusive of penstock, <br /> <br />the investment cost aggregRted $6,lZ7,639,* with annuities, <br /> <br />estimated independently but by the same general method as for <br /> <br />powerhouse and electrical equipment, aggregating $72,688 or <br /> <br />1.19% of the cost. This figure is comparable with the similar <br /> <br />figure of 1.15% covering the anI'ui ties for the machinery <br /> <br />schedules. These two estimates are therdore consi stent when <br /> <br />reduced to a comparable basis and may be taken with the <br /> <br />additional 9%, as representing an overall annuity measured by <br /> <br />1.25% of the original cost of those items of general mechanical, <br /> <br />hydraulic, and electrical equipment for which it was assumed <br /> <br />annuity provision should be made. <br /> <br />Foot Note* It is noted that prior to 1937 certain small <br />investment costs were incurred, chiefly for Boulder City <br />services. Also, subsequent to 1937 some small investment costs <br />were incurred, generally under the head of deferred construction. <br />In point of tline it has be0n considered that these small costs, <br />earlier and 13, tel" than 1937, furnish a practical balance and <br />that the single figure of $6,127,639 may be taken as of date <br />1937 for the purpose of these annuity computations. <br /> <br />", <br />