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I * Surface and underground water rights - Las Vegas. Los Angeles, June 2, 1924, 2 ^ 1 n !S ^ A * « V V 4.V e „ Mr. Halsted: 1/ f )? SS Please note copy of Leo’ s le tte r attached hereto,^ and of my re p lie s, re la tiv e to the above. The Railroad has brought in the largest artesian ^ w ell yet developed in Las Vegas D istric t, between Las Vegas Spring and the shops, at a point approximately one mile easterly from the Spring, and I think an application should be made by the Railroad to appropriate this water fo r ra ilro ad purposes, and i f we have an excess under the laws of Nevada, we can continue as heretofore to supply Las Vegas Land & Water Company. M a I' I would lik e to discuss this matter with you. FRM*ih
