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deliveries to BMI in the event of failure of said Water Facilities, and the increasing of the capability of the L&s Vegas Valley to accommodate a •*». . ..V labor force for B&i, togetfher with necessary homes, service industries, professions and trades. TO -THE STATE OF NEVADA AND THE UNITED STATES: The opportunity for Increased tax revenues from property taxes on new improvements, from Income O »; ? 1 taxes on earnings of the Increasing population and Industries, and from other tax revenues realizable from the existence and activities of such population and industries? the advancement of public interest of all citizens of the United States by promotion of national defense by increasing (1) the ability of said region to provide for the production of goods and materials, and (2) the capability of accommodating the necessary labor force for such production, together with necessary homes, service y industries, professions and trade, and (3) the Increasing of the capability of the Las Vegas Valley to accommodate a labor force for BMI, together with necessary homes, service Industries, profes- ^ slons and trades. NOW, THEREFORE the parties hereto DO HEREBY ?jjtjt COVENANT, PROMISE AND AGREE as follows: ' * A 6.
