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man000173-023
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UPRR-LV Land & Water Co. correspondence (1 of 2)
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A h> ? R diiigtittt, It Is understood that in order to finance this purchase it is necessary that the undersigned fee authorised to issue bonds pursuant to the Statute under which the undersigned was created and is acting. Therefore, on® of the conditions of this offer is that It shall net be binding upon the undersigned until its bonds so to be authorised are sold and the money there­from Is available. This offer shall remain in effect until it is rejected by you or is withdrawn by the undersigned by notice given thirty days before such withdrawal becomes effective, which notice shall be made and given with the same formality as this offer is made and given. Will you please advise your reaction to thl# offer, and if tentatively acceptable, will you auggeat a time and place where your attorneys can meet with ours, to draw up the papers setting forth a detailed agreement between us pertaining to the subject matter of this offer. Dated this ________day of __________ , 1952. LAS VEGAS VALLEY WATER DISTRICT