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Application No. 15140 - Transfer of 2.5 c.f.s of water. Re: Application No. 1575*1 - Transfer water. of 1.4 c.f.s. of Los Angeles - December 29# 1954 174-2 Mr. R. L. Adamson: cc - Mr. C. M. Cory I hand you herewith copy of letter dated December 27th from Mr. Cory, and copy of attachment referred to therein. As you know, they have a new Water Engineer in Vegas due to the death of Mr. Jameson, and apparently he is having difficulty in ascertaining Just what the above subject is all about. I think it might be advisable for either you or your representative to go out to Las Vegas and clean up this matter. I suggest you phone Mr. Cory a day or two in advance as to when you or your representative will be there so he can arrange for an appointment with Mr. Thorne. I do not think there are any particular difficulties involved, but Just a question of Mr. Thorne or the office of the State Engineer in Carson City not understanding the situation, and I think the matter can be cleared up in a relatively short time. P.S. E. E. Bennett C. M. Cory: This refers to your letter of December 27th. E. E. B. EEB:ps
