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March 24, 1943 W 23-5 Scars Roebuck & Company Sixth and Fremont Lac Vegas, Nevada Attentions Mr. John Seville, Auditor Gentlemen: Confirming our telephone conversation today, in oonneetlon with charges for water service furnished the Sears Roebuck Company, I show below detail of charges; (23 Stores #3.00 (8) Public toilets 4.00 (3) Urinals 1.50 total #8.50 Unlike other cities, we do not use meters to measure water service but same Is sold on a flat rate, and ln-as-much as the amount is the same each month we do not send bills. Payment is due on the firet of each month after service is rendered. As there is no provision in our rate schedule for rendition of monthly bills we suggest you place a memorandum in your recurring bills so a check can be sent us saeh month, which is the practice followed by major oil companies in Las Vegas with headquarters in Los Angeles. fours vsry truly, m m n c r 'm m m SVC. 3079
