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LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOUBHM., Tuesday, August 12, 1952 Water'Rates Seen Thursday > District’ Judge Clark Guild . may announce his decision late L Thursday on an appeal by the Las Vegas I Land and Water , company , to . authorize a 42 per cent rate increase for local wa-f ter users, court attaches report- ’’ ed today. Guild has set Friday as. the i final date for a decision on evi-dence submitted by the Las Ve- § gas utility that a 10 per cent ; ; boost authorized by the public I service commission was insuffi- I cient. (The judge was in Fallon, Ne-t vada, district court today and ? was not expected in the capitol city before Thursday morning'.-)' The company has argued i through its attorneys that the 42 the PSC two years ago. ' Meanwhile, dlty A t t o r n e y Howard Cannon, has introduced a letter in the proceedings, alleging the utility has erred in performing its Sduty by failure to pump water to full capacity in the face of low pressure conditions. Las Vegas city commissioners have charged the company has failed to keep pace with growth in the .community. PS€ Chairman Robert Allen has also received a protest frorr^ officials of the Union,. Pacific railroad, owners of the water system, blaming the jmsatisfac-tory conditions iii Las Vegas on violations by home owners of voluntary conservation measures proclaimed by Mayor C.D. Baker. .pefiaftgyjL m^xe^ase tis^mjeedbidaJia; defray the cost of additional pumping facilities ? ordered by 1 bers have vehemently denied the U. P. charge.. ' SPgeisg