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M S VEGAS EVENING REVIEW-JOURNAL Jtme 28, 1935 , . „ m ? Oft page ioui'J Civic Power Status Cleared at Meeting f i Mayor L. L, Arnett, in a move to clear up a misunderstanding he said existed in the minds of _the Citizens of Las Vegas regarding the 'rights1 of the city to install a competing municipal ’power firm to that of the Southern Nevada Power company, last night had excerpts from the power company’s franchise, awarded m 19<2«, read by City Attorney Hyland G. Taylor, to the members of the city commission at the regular meet- The section having to do with the City’s rights in this matter ?was read and states that “the city reserves the right incident to the grantor of a municioal permit and "this permit is granted' subject ,'to: the supervisor regulation and control by the public service commission of the business of furnishing light, heat and power to the inhabitants of the city of Las Ve- Taylor, in explaining the rights o f the city, declared that the municipal power permit would not be subject to the supervision of the public service commission as is a private concern. j Indications were-, that the city was planning to go ahead with the plans for a municipal power system. — £........ : BmMiW I Ti orj iir ca di\ ? th< im; in* » cUt m a K ?