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Las Vegas » March 5, 1948 w 12-1-11 I attach copy of letter from former City Manager Fennessey, dated April 23* 1946, and our reply April 26 in connection with the proposed extension of Bonanza Road easterly from 5th Street, and request from City that we dedicate 80 feet of a roadway on Horth 9th Street to permit this extension. Mr. Frank Strongs the matter has been revived now that Bonanza Road is actively under construction from Main Street to 5th Street, fhe portion from Main to 5th will he a 100 foot road because it is a Federal Highway; from 5th Street east It will be & local highway and only 80 feet in width, X attach tracing showing the proposed extension and the 200 x 150 foot site we still own on Horth 9th Street south of the School. I have advised the City officials that we would not care to tie up our land with a dedication until such time as we learn of the sucoessful efforts on their part to secure a similar right-of-way through the intervening site occupied by the Elk’s Heldorado Village. A. M. Folger
