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POINTS WHICH WILL PROBABLY BE DISCUSSED WITH DISTRICT AT LAS VEGAS CONFERENCE 1. Demand of District that we indemnify them against liability for damages in suits brought by land owners for the value of rights of way for distribution lines across their lands where LVL&WCO. failed to acquire such rights of way when distribution lines were constructed. 2. Terms of the Easement to be granted by railroad companies for transmission lines across railroad l&nds in­cluding the railroad yard. 3. Who shall pay cost of pipe line between points J and 00 to serve Texas Company and Roach Construction Company. 4. Documents, maps and records of First Parties which will be turned over to the District upon the sale date. 5. Provision of the agreement allowing the LA&SL appropriation of 2.5 cubic feet per second to remain as an encumbrance upon the water-bearing lands after sale date to enable the railroads to have the certificate transferred to new wells drilled by railroads in shop grounds after the sale date. 6. The request of the attorney for the District that the drilling restriction be extended to the shop ground area over and above 2.5 cubic feet per second. 7. The request of the attorney for the District that the railroads agree to restrict the use of the 2.5 cubic feet per second to railroad use. 8. The provision of Section 4 of the agreement relating to the mechanics of making the covenant against drilling effective. 9. Manner in which the work of relocating existing lines and constructing new pipe lines across the railroad yards prior to the sale will be done.