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CLARK COUNTY HEALTH DEPAR TMENT Stewart and Second Streets Supported By Telephone 1635 Clark County Las Vegas, Nevada Las Vegas North Las Vegas Division of: Sanitation May 13, 1953 State of Nevada C Las Vegas Land & Water Co Las Vegas, Nevada Attn. Mr. Maag Dear Mr. Maag: Regarding the culinary water supply at the Para-Dice Motel, located In the 2200 block of East Fremont Street, it is the opinion of this office that the water at present in the main supply to this court Is of potable quality and can be used for culinary purposes, provided samples be constantly submitted, and in such an event that a positive condition should arise, It will be necessary to either chlorinate locally or shut off the supply altogether until such time as it is absolutely clear. In the meantime it is understood that the Las Vegas Land & Water Company will be expected to chlorinate the entire city system until such time as the water is clear. Yours very truly, 8igned/Wllliam L. Saxto* William L. Saxton, Sanitarian Approved by s/P. D. Carr B.D D. D. Carr, M.D Health Officer WLS:Fir co:
