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May 2*, 19*8 W 2 > * Mr. A. J. Shaver Resident Engineer 209 South 3rd Street L&s Vegas, Nevada Dear Jim: Referring to your letter April 26 regarding estimate of water used by Clark County Hospital and Las Vegas Hospital for the past few years} Up until a few months ago, when the Water Company took over the distribution of water to Clark County General Hospital on a flat rate basis, the deliveries of water were handled on a meter basis from UPRR. 1 have obtained from them the meter readings which are as follows: m We have no figures on the water consumption of the Las Vegas Hospital, but possibly an estimate might be arrived at by comparing the number of rooms In each institution. These are: 19*a5 19*6 h July January July January July January July 682,100 318,0*2 M 19*N7 Clark County Hospital Las Vegas Hospital 109 *8 Very truly yours, LAS VEGAS LAND A WATER CO General Manager
