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Las Vegas - Ju ly 8 , 1948 V 1 8 -1 -1 2 -A Mr. Wm. Reinhardt: Confirming telephone conversation with Mr. Johnson yesterday regarding request for easement over Las Vegas Ra.noh, submitted by Southern Nevada Power Company, for pole line to serve the Army Air Base at MoCarren Field: X have advised the Power Company that an easement In the location shown on print would run through the center of the alfalfa field and would hamper the efficient operation of the Ranch* They therefore request that we grant them a 30 ft, easement 1/4 nils east of the location shown by red line on the print, that is to say a 30 ft. strip along the west edge of the east section line of Section 26. If you see no objection, will you kindly arrange for preparation of easement in this new location. A. M. Folger
