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Los Angeles, January 10, 1956 1-7334 Mr. L. H. Maag - Los Angeles* Please see my letters of December 6th and December 20th in regard to invoice for $44.01 from City of Las Vegas, received by Las Vegas Land and Water Company to cover the lowering of water line at 23rd and Stewart Sts., on February 19§ 1953t at which time you were Acting General Manager of Las Vegas Land and Water Company at Las Vegas. on January 4th, you stated that you would contact Mr. Doyle at Las Vegas regarding this matter and then advise what disposition should be made of the bill. Would appreciate your handling this matter to conclusion as promptly as possible. In conversation between you and Mr. Conner W. H. Johnson JAN 9 1956 L. C. C.
