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NOTICE! OF PROTggT TOt Tlie Public Service Commission State of Nevada Careen City, Nevada Re: Las Vegas Land and Water Company Charges far Water for Refrigeration Machines. Rates charged as filed with Public Service Comission effective September I, 1051. The Undersigned, WILLIAM A. AMZU0N1, hereinafter called the Protestant, hereby protests the charges made by the Las Vegas Land and Water Company for water used in the refrigeration machine operated by the Protestant in Ms Las Vegas, Nevada, store for the period from January 1, 1952, to and including August 31, 1952, or at all, upon the grounds hereinafter stated, and said Protestant does hereby represent and allege as follows: I* That said Protestant is an individual doing business under the name and style of “Trader Bill’s* at 324 Fremont Street Las Vegas, Nevada. 2. That the lias Vegas Land and Water Company is a corporation authorised to do business in the State of Nevada and is engaged in the business of supplying water to the Inhabitants of the City of Las Vegas, Nevada, and in such capacity is a public utility. 3. That the rates and charges assessed by the Las Vegas Land and Water Company for water used, by Protestant in its refrigeration machine, which is for cooling bis store build- i«ig, is arbitrary and exorbitant and has no reasonable relation to the quantity of water so used or the purposes for which used, 4. That raid Las Vegas Land and Water Company does, In addition to the charge® herein referred to, assess and receive compensation for the water used on the premises of Protestant, consisting of a store building, and said refrigeration machine doe® not use an additional amount of water sufficient to affect detrimentally or wake unfair the compensation so received