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Las Vegas Review Journal-November 29, 1949 Wafer Company ieporfed Seeking Rate Hike Here J.G. Allard, chairman of the Nevada public -service commis- Ifsion, reported today from Car- •. son City, that he understands the Las Vegas Land W ater company is preparing a request for ‘ higher rates for water in this 1 city..................... - Allard said he had been in- 5; formed of this move while act-fjing on a request from a Las 1 Vegas Motel Association request- ' ing identical rates as those • granted Las Vegas hotels. Allard said a hearing on this !matter, plus a request fo r' a i hearing by the Las Vegas pro-perty Owners Association which complained of a “ lack of ade-, quate facilities” on the part of the water company, would be held in abeyance pending qp I' over all public hearing on the; rate increase request.! '
