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C O P Y Re: Application No. 15140, Transfer of 2.5 c.f.s. of water. Las Vegas, Nevada Dec ember 27, 1954 Mr. E. E. Bennett: cc - V. W. Smith W. A. Jurden I transmit herewith copy of a letter dated December 22, 1954, which I have received from Mr'. Edmund Muth, Assistant State Engineer, concerning the above entitled permit, as well as our Application No. 15754 for permission to transfer 1.4 c.f.s. of water from the location described in Permit No. 15140 to a new point of diversion where a new well will be drilled. There still seems to be some confusion in Carson City as to the status of this matter, and I therefore think we should welcome the suggestion that we contact Mr. Francis Thorne so that he can make a report to Carson City. If you agree, I will be pleased to meet with our engineer and Mr. Thorne whenever a meeting can be arranged, and I suggest that our engineer advise me when he may be in Las Vegas so that arrangements can be made. Sincerely, s/ Calvin M. Cory Calvin M. Cory
