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    required for railroad requirements and other uses incident thereto at f 1 Las Vegas* As to apportionment of expense of joint facilities "we figured the actual cost to the Railroad of these joint facilities and the expense of their operation op-the regular basis: that we figure the Railroad interest on all matters, at 6$, and taking the percentage of the water that was used by the Las Vegas Land and Water Company for this average use for each year, we have charged them 6% on this joint investment" 0 (Transcript I & S Docket $2) The November 30, 19$0 agreement terminated the 1929 agreement as of December 31, 19h9 and recited Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad Company as first party, Union Pacific Railroad Company as second party, collect­ively called "Railroad Company" and Las Vegas Land and Water Company called "Water Company*" The Agreement recite^: 10 First party owns real property called "Water bearing lands"* 2* First party is the owijier of pipe lines thru which water pro­duced from said "water bearing lands" is transported and de­livered into the distribution systems I of first party and of Water Company. I 3, Rights of way sufficient for the sai,d pipe lines consist of strips of land 20 feet in width, being 10 feet on each side of the center line location of each of said pipe lines across property owned by first party* U. The first party is also the owner of power lines used in connection with the production and transmission of said water* Right of way sufficient for the said power line consists of a strip of land 50 feet wide, being 2$ feet on each side of the center line location of said power line across property owned by first party* - 8 -