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9 i / s ^ m Mr* F. H. Me Hsmee, General Attorney for Sarnia, Los Angeles, Calif • My dear Me : las Te gas, Ser. May 2, 1931 I 23-8 I just Lad a talk with Leo in reference to our water sake-dale which will be presented on the 8th of May, and neither Connolly or ray self concur wi th his idea of haring a publie hearing called her® in Las Vegas* I think it would be one of the most damaging mores we could make* fe are treating the public and all patrons in the fairest manner possible by giving the press a letter and copy of new schedule for publication; but if public hearing were called here in Las Vegas, it would, in ay opinion, stir up much more agitation than haring the hearing, (if such is necessary) held in Carson City. Another thing is that the general records of the Las Vegas Land and Water Company are kept in the Auditor*s office at Los Angeles, and it would mean a lot of trenable sad expense to hare the® brought here and exposed to the scrutiny of many busy-bodies, part of whom would not eren be paying water rent* I hare expressed this idea to Leo and am sending him copy of this letter, as I want to be Very plainly understood in the matter* Hoping and knowing that you can carry this thing through to a successful ending without a public hearing, as I hare talked with both Editors of our papers, and we will get favorable comment from them, and I do not anticipate that there will be any marked objections after we bare published a letter and our new schedule of rates* Yours very truly, CO - F.H .Knickerbocker, Leo A* McHamee, WALTER a. BRACK EE Vice-President & Agent