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February 10, 1954 80-12 80-5-1 Mr. Robert A. Allen, Chairman Public Service Commission State of Nevada Carson City, Nevada Dear Mr. Allent Referring to correspondence commencing with your letter of August 10th, 1953# and with particular reference to your letter of January 27th, 1954, relative to charges for Transit-Mix Concrete Plantss I enclose herewith duplicate originals and two extra copies of Second Revised Sheet PSCN No. 8, revising rate No. 55a in line with your suggestion. I have indicated that this new rate will be effective March 1, 1954, which is not in accord with the customary practice of making rates effective after thirty days' notice. I would, therefore, appreciate if you would issue the necessary order approving the effective date of this new rate as of March 1, 1954. Yours very truly, SEBsps 1. E. Bennett cc - Wm. Reinh“’*/,+- L.R.Maag^Herewith 6 copies of the revised sheet. C.M.Cory
