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V RWIM-foUMAL November- 18, 1949 On Water Service Is Urged Here i a request tor'a public hearing Ion the “lack of facilities vanished by the Las Vegas Land : and Water company” will be made by the Property Owners' I Association as the. result of a I meeting held Thursday, it was announced today by G. Herman Grayson, organization president, j George Allard, director of the (public service commission for. Nevada, will be asked to set a time and place for such a hearing. - - | -- County Assessor M. Q. Oglesby and C. B. White, Jr., chief evaluation engineer of the Nevada tax commission, and €. Naylor, area rent director of the local OPA office, spoke at the meeting. .. Forms were distributed to persons having homes completed before January 1, 1948, so they could pay their taxes under protest, based on grounds that these homes are ail subject to government controls and do not have the value of those not under control. A tax refund may be possible on these properties, Gray- : son said. H ! Representatives of the Proper- : ty owners group will meet with the county commissioners at 11 a.m. Monday to request space in the court house to pass out fnrm s§ -O-
