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Kr. w. *4. Jeff ere -2- ' November 10, 1944 They fostered some agitation for bringing In a sup; >ly fro® Lake Meed through the IBaalc ’Ipe line end In order to bring matters to a head X requested the President of the Chamber of Commerce to arrange a luncheon so we could discuss the various angles of the problem with the Chamber of Commerce, 01 ty and county Officials and state Engineer* X § m convinced that the meeting accomplished a great deal of good towards * clearing the atmosphere** and advising the public through the Press of the importance' of conserving this most valuable asset to the Community. As State Engineer Smith explained to the®, the Investment In the Basic•Pise line is over five million dollars, and if the people of Las Vegas insisted, the supply could be brought ir from basic Magnesium Plant but it would cost a great deal more than the water retails at now and in addition the quality would be not near as good.* v f A E f W l t n E M ^
