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Friday, February 29, 1952 Las Vegas Review-Journal Water District Under Discussion The final two points which I have delayed accord on the wa-j ter contract between the Las Vegas valley water district-and the Basic plant lessees' were being : discussed ; by the attorneys for the tw o:parties, and were, expected to be resolved sometime today. Frank Hamilton, attorney for the district, and J. M. Montgom ery, engineer, for the district !were conferring with C. A.. Jones, attorney for the lessees,- and some progress was .reported this ; morning. According- to the attorneys, the question now resolves itself into getting the highly technical language in one. section of the contract reduced to j legal- writing. The Colorado river commis-ision on Wednesday requested that the water district, use' all possible speed in an effort to get the contracts - signed, so that negotiations for the sale of the Basic plant to the lessees can be concluded by March 15, the new target hate., fpr ^disposal of the, fa c ip |if..? t Ba|jc.. - j Issues Delaying
