mr. ritchie? - you've run out of gunfighters, pop. you and your town can have a prosperous year before we leave. me and my men need an abundance of supplies. also friends. mr. paladin explained how you feel. - be hard starting again, new place at my age. - good-bye, marsh. ride far. ?? (man) - thth used to be the prettiest town in colorado. now the gunfighters have taken it over, - only very few paper today, mr. paladin. oh, man say train from east that bring other papers, maybe big accident. - well, , at's very interesting, hey boy. - thank you. - you're welcome. (reading) "railroad companies clash, big spur colorado. "bloody violence has flared "between the texas, colorado and overland clash "over right of way. "gunmen hired by both factions have destroyed property "and intimidated town citizens. "the town of big s sr is an armed camp "and sheriff dave quinn admits that he is powerless to prevent ththlawlessness." dave quinn. ma'am, where is everybody? - don't answer him, clara. let him find out for himself. you gunmen can have this

mr. kelly >> first item i have is an update on the drought. >> good afternoon commissioners. steve ritchie assistant general manager for water could of got a few slides to update you on the drought conditions. the first one is the slide that's the us drought monitor which actually i pulled this out because as i was driving yesterday i was here to be described by a reporter as to the state of the drought in california. i think it overstates things a bit. certainly relative to us. you know were the hetch hetchy he is as extreme count were still suffering the effects from the drought, but if you look at the you actually see where our storage levels are. right now for our system. in the particular our total storage is about 6% above where it is normally at this time. so our storage is looking relatively good. there's always a good reason for that that i'll get to in president bush pursue the vision of and >> do know what factors without monitor sparrow because clearly it's not just words levels. >> yes. they take into account soil moisture is like that. but in this case i think we are well cau

mr. kelly >> first item i have is an update on the drought. >> good afternoon commissioners. steve ritchie assistant general manager for water could of got a few slides to update you on the drought conditions. the first one is the slide that's the us drought monitor which actually i pulled this out because as i was driving yesterday i was here to be described by a reporter as to the state of the drought in california. i think it overstates things a bit. certainly relative to us. you know were the hetch hetchy he is as extreme count were still suffering the effects from the drought, but if you look at the you actually see where our storage levels are. right now for our system. in the particular our total storage is about 6% above where it is normally at this time. so our storage is looking relatively good. there's always a good reason for that that i'll get to in president bush pursue the vision of and >> do know what factors without monitor sparrow because clearly it's not just words levels. >> yes. they take into account soil moisture is like that. but in this case i think we are well cau