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I agree.IjfrrtljU.1 [fliilii i g |im LAS VEGAS SUN ' . ? Tuesday, June 2, 1953 LV Valley Water District ©wns A Water Company ontracts enabling the Las Vegas Valley Water district to purchase the local utility system ?ffiom the Union Pacific Railroad were officially signed by members of the district yesterday, pj The four copies of the contract .yvere signed last week by Union Pacific President A. E. Stoddard, ? p h e execution of the contract ‘how depends upon the approval by voters of a $7 million bond is-sue, of which approximately $2% million will go to the railroad and tl|e balance for the extension of .^pipeline to Henderson. Tom Campbell, president of the district; has instructed the bonding firm of O’Melveny and Myers to proceed with details necessary for the setting up of the bond election, executed sometime near the middle of August; - Campbell said the law first requires the. setting up of several precincts and a special registration for voters. In addition, he said, engineering data must be brought up to date to include recent improvements to the water system,