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(CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GIVES NOD TO BMI WATER WORKS DEAL t jrhe Las Vegas chamber of a3p£md?ce board of directors i plive gone on record in favor of r $he program suggested by the [ jcity officials to look into the pos- r sible' purchase of the BMI water ! system When, as and if it is available, it was reported today .to the membership of the group 1 !at the regular meeting at Eli I Rancho Vegas. - $ The board of directors has re- i quested the aid *o£ the Nevada I congressional delegation to keep the system intact until the city | and 'County can. make some plan to acquire the system if it is to be salvaged. It also was reported to the membership that the new ment- I bership drive is still showing success with a total of 182. A committee, consisting of Vic ’ Shurtleff, J. McMichael and Marion B. Earl has been named to investigate the possibilities of curbing the wholesale pedding practice now in vogue in the city of has/Vegas. i Hugh’’ Shqmberger, assistant j state engineer, gave a very inter- I esting an informative talk on the ‘ developments of the boundaries of the state and the various countries throughout the history of 1 the state. | Las Vegas, Nevada, evening review journal Oct. 3, 1944. -a-
