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LAS VEGAS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT R. Guild Gray, Superintendent *K)1 South Ninth Street Post Office Box 551 Las Vegas, Nevada October 1, 1953 Las Vegas Land & Water Co. tyOl So. Second Street Las Vegas, Nevada Gentlemen: We intend to build a High School plant to house 1500 students on a fe) acre piece of ground just east of the Las Vegas Cemetery, and this letter is to inquire whether or not you will be able to furnish sufficient water for domestic use as well as irrigation needs for landscaping, athletic fields and beutification planting for this first project by the summer of 195^* An early reply will be much appreciated. Sincerely, /s/ Geo. E. Harris George E. Harris Assistant Superintendent
