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(For publication in Evening Review - Junel3, 1938) T H E W A T E R S I T U A T I O N The Water Company extends to the people of Las Vegas its appreciation of the cooperation shown in conserving water since the publicity reoently given in the newspapers conoerning a threatened shortage of water for the city. Measurements this morning indicate the supply in the reservoir has been replenished to the pbint where it is three-fourths full, affording a safe margin for full protection in case of fire. Realising that water is the commodity most essential for the preservation of life and property, and that the public is very much Interested in the maintenance of a safe supply, we will keep you advised in the press regarding the condition of the water gupply for the city. Meanwhile, your continued oooperation to avoid waste of water> is earnestly solicited, LAS VEGAS LAND AND WATER CO,
