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Las Vegas - February 17, 1950 W 23-3-3-A Nr. Wm. Reinhardt: In oonneotlon with the surrey of water usage in the city of Las Vegas recently completed by General Water Service foreman Anderson, Police Captain Thompson, and Nr. Gardner of this office, I attach report in duplicate showing the number and location of ooolsrs and whether or not they were equipped with recapture devices as required by city ordinance. For your convenience 1 also attach a recap showing the total number of coolers hr subdivisions and the number properly equipped. Please note the more modern subdivisions run 90 to loo per cent but this average is considerably reduced by the poor showing in Old Town and the West Side. Messrs. Anderson, Thompson, and Gardner are to be congratulated on the thoroughness of the cheek and we will follow up each of the exceptions noted with a written notification over the signature of oity official, thereafter referring the recalcitrants to the Police department for issuance of oitations. A. K. Folger
