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Las Vegas Reivew Journal-January 16, 1950 Water Wasters To Get Citations Attention water wasters—the cops will get you if you don’t watch out! At least they will issue you a | citation if water is found flowing from your property over sidewalks and into the street under j provisions of Section 5, chapter ! 32 of the city code. This was announced Saturday, by Acting Police Chief Archie i ; Wells. In an effort to conserve j water and prevent a shortage come summer, Wells said he has i instructed members of his com-1 ! mand to issue tickets in cases of flagrant violations. Amended traffic citations will j be issued to the offenders, Wells said, and if they decide not to ! stand'trial in city court the cost per ticket” will be $10.
