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Charge for meters jail and school m Los Angeles, Cal,, March 11, 1910 Q - fl-'Y Mr.Walter R.Bracken Agent, Las Vegas, Eevada. Bear Sir: Referring to your letters of February twenty-third and twenty-fifth, also of March tenth, on the subject of charging Clark County for meter installed at the jail and the School Trustees for meter installed at the school: until they are permanently located in their new building, but we see no reason why we should not be paid for meter installed at the jail. The franchise provides that they shall pay on meter basis, and this presupposes that a meter will be installed, and I should say at the expense of the,.party who. wishes the water. We could turn off the water.for the County Jail and refuse to turn it on again until they made a request for a connection, which would mean, as the franchise provides, for meter rates, that they would have to make a request ffiir a meter. I do not think that simply because the water connection has already been made at the jail that that is any reason why they should not pay for a meter. We are willing to defer charging the school for meter Yours trulyV Vice President & Auditor.
