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lvc000017-082 Communications [not legible] McFarland - Re: gasoline engine - 4/2/1913 Rhoades Garage - Re: garbage containers - 7/20/1921 Labor Commissioner - Re: hiring aliens - 8/21/1921 O.C. Merrill - Re: power development - 9/7/1921 Federal Power Com. Merrill - Re: power development - 10/4/1921 Leo Kline - Re: financial relief - [not legible] [not legible] 1921 Mrs. D.J. Warsham - Re: fortune telling - 11/2/1921 So. California Edison Co. - Re: power development - 11/2/1921 Elbert Howard - Re: need of sewers - 11/2/1921 Consolidated Power and Tele. Co. - Re: power contract - 12/6/1921 O.C. Merrill - Re: power development - 12/6/1921 J.B. Reese - Re: [not legible] - 12/6/1921 Mae McNamara - Re: [not legible] - 12/6/1921 Fannie Carp - Winnemucca - Re: [not legible] - 12/6/1921 League of the Southwest - Re: meeting - 1/4/1922 Arbor Day - requesting [not legible] [not legible] - 2/7/1922 [not legible] Fire Co. - Ford fire truck - 3/3/1922 [not legible] Fire Hose Co. - fire hose - 3/3/1922 Geo. W. Borden - In regards to motorcycles - 5/17/1922 J.L. McWilliams - sidewalk grades - 6/19/1923 Chief of Police - request for vehicle - 6/19/1923 State Board of [not legible] - concerning highway bonds - 8/27/1923 State of Nevada Bank - protesting [not legible] [not legible] - 10/9/1923 Fred G. Rodolf - concerning engineering position - 2/6/1924 State Highway Dept. - concerning streets - 11/4/1924 Asphalt pavement - C.C. Cotterell - 11/4/1924 Asphalt pavement - [not legible] [not legible] pavement - 11/6/1924 T.M. Carroll - abolishment apt. fees - 12/3/1925 T.M. Carroll - license fee - 12/3/1925 C.D. Breeze - court room - 12/3/1925 R.E. Cowan - leave of absence - 12/3/1925 Beauty parlor operators - reduction of license - 1/7/1926 State Board of Finance - resolution authorizing temporary loan - 4/15/1926 W.E. Hawkins - relative to laying water main, etc. in streets permit granted by Commission - 10/7/1926 Walter Bracken - installation of fire equipment - 11/12/1926 Chamber of Commerce - Vegas tourist camps - 10/17/1927 Chamber of Commerce - inviting Board to attend meetings - 1/10/1928 U.P.R.R. [not legible] [not legible] - [not legible] to city attorney [not legible] to light to [not legible] [not legible] 2nd Com. - 11/29/1929 Dept. of Interior - Indian homes - 2/21/1930 C.E. Smith - Re: donation of E.E. Smith - 3/26/1930 Board of Education - dirt from excavation - 3/26/1930 U.P.R.R. - Re: sewer plans - 3/26/1930 Request for fence removal - J.L. McWilliams - 4/25/1930 Chamber of Commerce - sewer plans - 5/21/1930 Koerig & Koerig - sewer plans - 5/29/1930 John A. Shafer - [not legible] [not legible] - 5/29/1930 Joan R. Davies Co. - payment st. light - 5/29/1930 Plumbers union - minimum wage ordinance - 6/6/1930 A.W. Ham - sewer plans - 6/10/1930 American Legion - park improvement - 6/24/1930 Chamber of Commerce - duplicate street names - 7/10/1930 Ian Bernardino Chamber of Commerce - invitation - 7/18/1930 Mayor of Long Beach - invitation [not legible] conference - 9/18/1930 Deer Creek Corp. - road improvement - 10/15/1930 Bd. Examination of [not legible] - offer to draft ordinance on zoning - 10/15/1930 Maude Frazier - curfew law - 1/15/1931