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L a s V e g a s , N ev a d a REVIEW JOURNAL June 3 3 , 1 9 4 5 . Alley Vacation Action Delayed Action on Harold Stocker’s re- i quest for vacation of the alley j between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets between Fremont and Carson, was delayed today by the j city board until approval of the proposal could be secured from the Las Vegas Land and Water company and other utility cOm- , panies using the alley for its services. ’ The board heard a reports from j -the city planning board which | approved the application provid- ’ ing if the utility firms agreed. Howeyer,- City Manager Char- i\ I les 1 McCall suggested that the jf I approval follow the regular legal {procedure which would call for | ! the posting of the proposed va- j cation and setting a hearing at I wljjch protests could be heard.
