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Mr. Walter Bracken: Referring to your letter of July 15th, vFLle_ 18-6-2^ relative to cost of producing water at Las Vegas'Tor T942 on which Las Vegas Land and Water Company charge for 1943 is based. Los Angeles, August 20, 1943 20-334-1 Although I have received statement giving corrected figures showing a total of $34,199.38 Investment in water facilities used Jointly with the Las Vegas Land & Water Company for the year 1942, I will be unable to give you the revised statement until the Auditor completes his investigation of the accumulation of charges for the year 1942 as it has been found there has been a duplication of charges covering maintenance of water facilities at Las Vegas during 1942 which will, no doubt, result in the cost figure for maintenance being reduced. As soon as the information is available from the Auditor will furnish a revised statement. Geo. C. Fish
