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upr000268-117
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LVLWC Las Vegas, Nevada - proposed municipal ownership of water and power systems at Las Vegas, Nevada (2 of 2)
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L A S V E G A S R E V I E W - J O U R N A L P U B L I S H E D W a te f s J M an I Las year's^. yyifl :m e a ? c . e ' develop: 1^tfee*> told the Rc Tlita'Sday. sorship to create the “Las Vegas Valley Water District.” -Grant cited the government pumping plant at Lake Mead and ithe pipe line bringing witter to the reservoir above Henderson and proposed that use of such facilities might well* supplement supply; [Archie GSj^t, cham bea^^dtti-m m m s M m m His warning came ds^JSJf 'Of; ya report on the committee’s spoii-the Las Vegas land and water. ) supply and also provide Irri­gation for a considerahle portion of valley land. Walter Johnson* principal of ! the high school, also spoke,) ap­pealing for support, of the United Nations. * W , H . J J MOV t l 1 $ '