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Las Vegas - May 1, 1953 W _ 2 > 4 Mr. L. V. Peart - Omaha Please refer to my letter of April 6, 1953 regarding water used by Las Vegas Land and Water Company during the month of March, 1953* We have been advised by Mr. V. W. Smith's office that the Clark Street meter reading for March should be 119,733,000 gallons instead of 11,973,300 gallons. In view of the above, will you kindly correct your records to read as follows: W&ter used by Las Vegas Land and Water Company for March, 1953, 318,243,739 gallons or 42,545,954 eu. ft. L. H. Maag LBM-MEDJd
