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M r . Toland s #3. August 16, 1938 by reason of the Commission's interest is the largest in Southern Nevada if n oti n thoeu r ewnetlilr e whSitacthe , aonf d altlh eys ourrecqeuse stase da imnaftotremra tioof n iansf otrom attihoe n etnot irteh e prCoomdmuicstsiioonn . cIonm pviileewd ofe xctlhuissi viet lyi s fosru ggtehes teLdas tVheatg ast heL aannd nauanld Wraetpeorr t be apdroddeuncdtuimo nc,o veasr inagbo vteh e reecnotmimreen daemdo,u nta ndof wew atcearn pfruordnuicshe d as a matter of information to the Commission. McNames whoW e aghraevees awlistoh coonufr ervrieewds wietxche pGte neirn alo neA ttreosrpneecyt } Lita s iVs eghaiss Corpeienki oan ndt huast edt hef owr atierrr ipgeartmiiotnt epdu rtpoo sefsl owat dotwhen ranch should also be Included in the Las Vegas Land and Water Company*s annual report. In filing our applicatio ns with the State Engineer for permission to appropriate wate r we have specified that the water will be used for two purposes; first and primarily, for domestic use in the city and secondarily, for irrigation purposes if and when there is any water left after the City has been supplied, the Las Vegas Land and later Company owns the Las Vegas Ranch and this surplus water is put to beneficial use on the propert y. However, the portion of water used by the railroad company cionm piatnsy otpoe raitnidounsst raineds tohn e iptso rrtiigohnt whoofl etshae lewda yb ys hotuhel d rbaeilroad eliminated from the Las Vegas Land and Water Company's annual report to the Commission* respect andWe iaf graeger eweiabtlhe ttheo Gyeonue wrialll Athteorrenafetye'rs vsiuebwmi©t ini ntfhoirsm ation for the annual report on the basis outlined above. Very truly yours, VWAiIc.eT-EPRrRe.s idgeRnAtC.KEN, cc - Mr. Frank Strong Mr. Leo MoNames