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Transcription
Loa Angeles, December 4, 1930 921S-3-* tfr. F. R, WoNamee: Referring to your letter November 3£, suggesting that we now prooeed with now schedule of charges to be made for water service at Las Vegas for submission to the State Commissions postpone the matter of increasing the water rates and I an sending a copy of this letter to Messrs. Adamson and Bracken, with request that they confer with you as you suggest at such time as may be mutually agreeable, for which conference I assume you will arrange. When the schedule has been revised to the satisfaction of our interested officers, I should like to have an opportunity to review it before it is presented to the Commission* there appears to be no reason why we should further F. H. Knickerbocker so-vr. R. •*’r. k* L* Adamson / Hr, 1. R. Bracken v
