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Review-Journal Las Vegas, Nev. June 26, 19^9. i ? Face., Prosecution Police today were advised j by AI Folger*rmanager of the ? Las -Vegas Lan^.-. and Water company, that the waste _ of water by residents is alarming, | and cooperation of authorities j in presecnting such citizens was requested* ,,, | Folger called attention to the |b city ordinance against wasting j water, and emphasized that the Land and Water company will \ insist that the'law he. enforced. | The ordinance became neces- fc ? sary when ^ipeals for water | conservation during .the sum-,- mer months failed ip. many if* stances to receive the cjaoTT^ra- | tion of home owners. ~ Principal violations n o t e d j since the warm weather ar- | rived have been lawn sprin- | klers, which in some cases are , left running 24 hours a day, i Water Wasters unnecessarily,
