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£ of the facilities from gender Hon to Las Tegas and should include the maintenance of the facilities to the Army All* Base north of Lae Vegas, the hotels on the strip and the commercial airport subject to Mr, Adamson1 s second letter of March 23d, Attention Is drawl, in the 1940 annual report of the LVL&WCo. to the operating expenses of the water company and that includes administrative expenses etc* for $57,809,00, Mr* Bertolooohl advises that a break-down of the annual payment by the water company to the railroad of around $105,000 includes a m ain ten an ce cost of 119,500 in round figures, which added to the $57,889 operating expenses of the water company, makes a total of $77,389, which is the grand total operating expenses of the water company, .and the railroad company facilities, without including of course, any figures for taxes eto* Apparently Greeley and Hansen estimate that the difference between $77,389 and $85,600, or $8300,00, will cover the increased maintenance, administration and all other expenses of the operation of the district with the many thou sands of additional pipe lines and overhead. This figure could not seem to be correct although It might be show* to be correct if there is any way of estimating the maintenance and operation costs as broken down on Page 84 of the Greeley report. —2—?
