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GITY OF LAS VEGAS COPY April 23, 19^6 Mr. Walter Bracken Representative, $. p. Railroad Las Vegas, Hev&da Dear Mr. bracken: The master street plan of the City of Las Vegas proposes the extension of Bonanza Road from Fifth Street to a Junction with the existing Bonanza Road which lies East of Minth Street. This proposal will require dedication of a certain portion and/or property owned by the Union Pacific Railroad on M. ninth Street for street purposes* Please advise the writer relative to the willingness of the Union Pacific to make such a dedication and if your answer is in the affirmative, we shall be glad to prepare the necessary Deed, giving the proper legal description of the right of v&y $*e^* quired for the signatures of the officials of your company. Xour cooperation in respect to the above, will be appreciated. Very truly yours, /s/ T. E. Fennessy /t/ T. E, Fennessy, Gity Manager copy
