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# 3 - Mr. Wm. R ein iia rd t November 1 5 , 1950 . - 4 - .. yith th© new revenue act 43^ for this current year and 45% foorf 11995501,, apnrdo viwiditnh ge fvoerry indication that a new and higher income tax will probably replace the present one for next year, it would appear that j^nimum rate that should be used in testing earnings for the future would be 45%. The 38$ computations have been included merely for comparison with the year 1949, The proposed water rates developed will yield an increase of approximately $90,000 of gross revenue for the year or an over-all increase of 42.5$. Such increase is IsieSrvWi?cde a2i n nL?ats uVnergeaass onwaibllle ,s tials l trhee maaivner algoew absi llcionmgp afreodr wtoa ter muoses t ofo twhaetre rc itisi est akaendn ienxtcoe edcionnsgildye rlaotwi ownh.en the high per-capita increase to a residential customer of average oati ZSthveW l}i1n cbree asferso m oan boa utp er$c2e*n0t0a gte0 b$a2s-i7s0 Par®er mmoanttehr.i alWlhyi lhei ghheorme f2f-,?h2 °5)mmercial classifications, the dollar billing must fthce1 1d! ol??l arl ooakmeoudn tusp opna iads laonwd, frboomth t hfer oms tpanoidnpto inotf voif etwh ea s getno erous volume of water used. 5 iyus press appreIcni sautbimoint ftoirn g thteh isf ulrle posrutp poirtt isa ndt hec odoepseirraet itoon reex-celved from the Company. Particular acknowledgment is made for the data furnished by the Omaha office through Mr. W. H. Hulsizer, General Manager of Properties. In this respect, hJJi®L ocflfHlct®al\ rb laiskee wfilsgea,r eaMr .a nWd. rHe.l atJeodh nsiotenm si nw etrhee mLaosd e Antgherloeusgh office and Mr. A. M. Folger, local manager of the Las Vegas poruot petrhtei esst,u dyh.a ve been most cooperative and helpful throu^ghceived froCml Mors.e Bceonnnteatctt haansd bMre.e nR emnawiinctka.ined and advice reOn my own staff, Mr. R. L. Bertolacci, an engineer of broad experience, has had the immediate responsibility of maesnsti stofi ngth ei n smtaukdiyn gas trhee fleexctteendd edi n antahilsy sriesp oarntd. the developRespectfully submitted, (Signed) Roy A. Y/ehe Roy A . Wehe