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Los Angeles - March 29, 195^ 80-11 Mr. R. M. But tom (cc - Mr. Wm. Reinhardt Mr. L. R. Maag Mr. C. M. Bates ) You have copy of Mr. Maag1 s letter to me of March 25th, his file W-26, attaching a list of licenses, permits and contracts, the originals of which we are obliged to turn over to the Las Vegas Valley Water District upon completion of the sale. I presume this letter will enable you to start photostating the documents mentioned in Mr. Maag.®a letter. It is quite possible, if and when the District secures engineers and accountants, that other documents will be uncovered, but the photostating of the documents shown in Mr. Maag's letter should go a long way towards completing the documents we know are outstanding. E. E. Bennett
