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Las Vegas, Nevada, EVENING REVIEW-JOURNAL, Sept. 33, 1944. .---------—-o——;• ' • - | Wesfside Shacks i Are Being Razed I A clean-up program on the j i Westside is being conducted by ! city of Las Vegas, it was revealed | today at the city board meeting | when Charles McCall, city man- | ' ager, reported that- scores of $ | shacks in the colored district had 4 I been razed in the past month W and a half. _• ? ! McCall reported that 75 cabins 4 and shacks had been removed * I since August 31 and that as fast Q ” as these shacks become unoccu- | pied they would be removed. 1 It was reported that these 3 shacks already have been con- § demned by the fire and health ; ! authorities, but because of the 2 fact that the city desired to co- t operate with the war effort they j 1. were permtited to stand under t j tolerance. ! ;s NOTICE TO BIDDERS ~~ tS At 8:00 o’clock P. M., Septem- 3 her 28, 1944, at Justice Court- t room, County Courthouse, bids will he received by Woodlawn 1 I Park Water Co. on installation of j 4 inch and 6 inch cast iron water t pipe and fittings. For details ! phone 1668. Stockholders are ' urged to attend. s22-25
