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% Still a Frontier Town f i a e n S E L ^ O F Las Wjfas flei L A f f / n f r e r MEMBER OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE' OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA March 2, 1945 Mr. W. H. Guild Executive Assistant to President Union Pacific Railroad Sixth and Olive Streets Los Angeles, California Dear Mr. Guild: We are mailing you, under separate cover, a transcript of the proceedings of the Water Conference held in Las Vegas, November 3, 1944. It has taken us much longer to get this transcript to you than we anticipated. Circumstances, however, have prevented our doing so before. The Chamber of Commerce is now conducting a county wide industrial survey which will develop further data relative to the water situation. When this information is available we will send it to you. 4 Our kindest regards. Sincerely yours,
