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bursed by the industries for the water used. These water lines are not included in the production facilities used by the Las Yegas Land & Water Company upon which the Water Company pays rental. I understand, however, they are included in the reproduction cost developed in connection with proposed sale to the Water District of the production and distribution systems of the two companies. It is recommended that the water lines be transferred from the Railroad to the Water Company. If water is supplied to the PFE Company from the Shop Well, Mr. Hulsizer understands the Water District will strenuously object in the event they acquire our production and distribution facilities, as they would not like to be deprived of that revenue. Whether it would be advantageous \ to the Union Pacific to continue supplying water to the PFE i Company is being investigated, and further report will be J furnished you. ) - 2 - P. J. LYNCH SJH
