Excerpt from Annual Report of the Board of Water Commissioners of the Domestic Water Works System of the City of Los Angeles: For the Fiscal Year Ending November 30, 1902

With the approach of winter and the consequent decrease in the demand for water, we shall manage to get along for the next six months without in convenience to the inhabitants of districts that feel the effects of an inadequate pipe capacity, and it is expected that with the completion of the work now laid out and provided for in the recent contracts let, the work of fortifying the system with large mains will have progressed so far by next summer as to provide an ample supply even in the remotest districts.

With this accomplished, our successors can turn their attention to the carrying out of some of the recommendations of the recently submitted plans for the comprehensive improvement of the works, especially that of the con struction of the Main Supply Conduit and Ivanhoe Storage Reservoir.

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