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(DRAFT of 1 2 / 1 8 / 5 2 ) Board of Directors Las Vegas Valley Water District Las Vegas, Nevada Gentlemens The undersigned Railroad Companies and Water Company have your letter of December 10, 1952, offering to purchase the water production and water distribution facilities together with the 507 acres of water-bearing lands and water rights of the undersigned which are more specifically described in your letter* The undersigned accept your proposal subject to the following understanding: 1. Tour proposal and this acceptance do not constitute a binding contract of purchase and sale, but are intended only to state the basis upon which formal agreements will be prepared for execution by you and by the undersigned* 2. For corporate reasons it may be desirable for the ultimate conveyance of the properties above mentioned to be made to you by one or more of the undersigned, and it is understood that the undersigned reserve the right December 11, 1952
