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uBraSraJii Los Angeles - July 15, 1952 1 7 Mr. W.H. Johnson - Las Vegast 001 Mr, Wm. Reinhardt 1 enclose herewith dipping from Las Vegas paper containing Notice of Application for Permission to Appropriate Water, one by R.D. Bingham of Las Vegas and one by Olive Craig of Las Vegas. In checking with Mr, Maag, I find that the Bingham location Is down by the Flamingo Hotel but draw your attention to the fact that it is to be used for quasi-municipal purposes and the Craig location is apparently far removed from our water lands. Mr. Reinhardt suggested you might telephone Mr. Shamberger and ask him about these applications and ask him whether It would do any good for us to file protests in view of the reduction in our production ability during the present summer season. 1, E. Bennett Enc EEBrAFK
