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Los Angeles - Aug. 2, 1950 80-5 Mr. A.M. Polger - Las Vegas: You will recall that I asked you if you could find out the monthly consumption of water by the five major hotels on the strip. If you can not find out the monthly consumption, possibly an annual figure would do. I would also like to find out what revenue we would get from each hotel if we served them, the hotel revenue as I understand, being based on the number of rooms etc.under our schedule of rates. What I am trying to develop is what additional revenue would accrue to the Water District (if operated) and if these major hotels were compelled to pay our present tariff rates. I presume you can secure the general information with respect to the number of rooms over the telephone and believe you stated Mr. Jamison has the information about the consumption. “3 W.izu# ~ - ^ y v | fr-flAMCtfo
