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Las Vegas - March 9, 195^ 4 Mr, H. L. Adamson - Los Angeles Will you please furnish me with one print of your 600-ft. scale map of Las Vegas showing by colored lines the various sizes and location of water lines. Would like to have this map as nearly up to date as possible since the map 1 am now using Is badly worn and is so badly out of date with respect to new subdivisions and water lines constructed therein that it is rather difficult at times to determine just where we have constructed water lines without referring back into the work files for the inform&tion. I do not believe that the preparation of such a map will be a duplication of work since we hope it will not be very long now before the District will require such a map showing the lines which are in place as of the sale date. Would appreciate at least one copy of such a map at your earliest convenience. L. R. Maag
