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W M . R SEP 11 I LAS VEGAS Ri PUBLISHED rOUR; All [City Acts To iRefain Wafer 1 Application for the appropriation of water from the Las Vegas disposal plant has been filed, with the state engineer by thei [city commissioners “ to protectj [the city,” it was reported this| i morning by Mayor E. W. Cragin. Mayor Cragin said that the i city attorney, Howard Cannon,! felt that the city should make, the application in order to insure [ ownership of the water, which j might, sometime In the future,! become valuable for irrigation! purposes. The mayor reported that sev-' eral of the farmers in the valley [area near the disposal plant had imade an offer for the water,! and the Las Vegas valley water j district has made overtures to ! the city to purchase the water. 'No final decision has been reached, however, on any disposition ! plan. About six million gallons per day run through the plant, the {mayor said.
