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Las Vegas, Nevada, Evening Review-Journal, June 15, 1943. Water Hook-Up is Being Sifted a Rule 9C of the Las Vegas Land & Water. Company, under which' installation of water service in the various new housing projects has been carried on during the past two years, was -the. subject of a hearing this morning by the public service commission. The session, was held in the! city hall with Chairman G. Ej. Sexton presiding and Commist- ; sioner C. V. Williams in attendj-panCe. ; | i Water company reprpsenta-i tives hold that since all the maj- ^ or housing projects have been completed the rule should be re-j{ scinded. . There were no protests offered, but C. G. Petrie, planning engineer, was .present at the request of the planning board to listen in on the hearing and report back. . , _____ |
