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B SHw as purely the produet of some ones imagination, was absolutely uatrue in all respects# That, outside of himself as representative of the Southern Nevada Power Company! las Vegas Gas Company and the Las Vegas Land and Water Company on the utility tax problem, there was no official,of either the railroad or water company $ present, nor was the sale of the water company discussed or any negotiations considered during * course of the meeting# Max Keloh in closing, stated that McNamee was going to demand retraction from * the paper and had the backing of the city commissioners# Upon learning of this article, I went to A1 Cahlaa and explained to him that it was pure fabrication and attempted to persuade him not to use it, but was unsuccessful# it, 4^^ionde i 1
