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LAS VEC-AS REVIEW-JOURNAL Published I'W ‘-- | ? - ' - -- - — 1— -- ----- ^ BMI Pipeline fe Eyed By Stated CARSON CITY, Oct. 25 QPh- Recommendations, will not be made until after the Las Vegas chamber meeting November 3, when the city may ""consider a similar action, Alfred Merritt S m i t h , commission secretary, said, “Acquisition of the BMI water supply would be an added inducement for the location of new j electro-chemical Industries in the lLas Vegas area as there would jbe no question about adequacy I of future water supply,” the state engineer said. i Nevada will be given full con- ! sideration in the allotment of j power from the proposed dams at Marble ‘ Gorge and Bridge I Canyon, Arizona, E. A. Moritz, director of power, wrote commission in response request power be reserved for Nevada from prospective projects; Purchase by this state $5,100,000 BMI pipeline, pumping equipment and reservoir is urn i der consideration -here today; by i the. Nevada Colorado river com- ! mission.
