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March 26, 1943 Mr. C. B. sexton. Chairman - * 23“6 Public Service Commission of Nevada Carson City, Nevada Bear Mr. Sexton: tA P n h n * n ^ ? ? t l82glng l onr oiroular l*ttar March to Public Utility Water Companies: 22nd addressed t_h«a ?"*£•* °5 ^ictoryL aG® ar?d;e«nass, prio«r ltToe n reccoenispitd eorfa blyeo urth loeutgthetr ,to nodadditi^*?f ih® *•<* situation, have concluded to make GGaarrddeenn * ii s loca*tkejdr goen flSot sw aotcecru ptiheude b«y* •<o*w»n ewrh*esr eh otuhsee .Victory However In view of the water situation here, with which coB«u«^&eq^ l? t*d V and the tendency toward waste by some of our flrtuSiH#r8 Whk e° sitatJeo t tor etaalkiez * thteh ® bawrasl ued owonf weanttierre lfyr.o m Wae lniomtiet edt he B F B? \ * * * * * company has retained a degree of control over this through their meters, even though at a modified rate. _ 2 appears to us the solution Is to make no charge for ctory gardens located on lots occupied by owner* g house: but possibility of abuse of this privilege by parties aa nnoolmiinnaall° fclhhaIr2geer aolfe8 2S$5 dp8enri S1f4 0° n s&qu acroe® Ef®ereoti alf ors cgaalre dewne inwigl lo na pvapclayn t for . ^ p l . t h . r a t e on two 28 feet SILIl depth of 140 feet to the alley would be only #1.00 per month. w» w in A w i L T i i 1 re^ lr® no change in our rate schedule, and Ie?fvfelciti 1i4t? bhiaUsP Toe n tmha* xifm*utmt ecro ntshurmcpugthioount dutrhiisn g stuhmem ehro tt o mosneteh sw.hat With best wishes, X beg to remain Tours very truly, TCEfWft. BftAdmt Vice President