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Las "Vegas, Nevada, Feb, 11, 1930* Pear Father,. | enclose herewith three forms of New Schedule of Bates and Charges, together with the Rules and Regulations affecting same, to be filed by IAS VEGAS LAND AND WATER COMPANY« These have been worked out by Mr. Bracken and myself. I have a copy of a letter addressed to Mr Barry from Walter R, bracken under date of February 7, 1930, (W-35-1) (Subject - Annual Report - Water ana Electric Utilities- 1929} and under paragraph I thereof the number and classification of water consumers in 1929 are as follows? • Residential 977 Commercial 198 Industrial 11 Municipal 6 11 th this as a basis the New Schedule of Rates will produce approximate revenue as follows! (a) Residential 977, average monthly rates #2*00 #1954*00 (b) Comma r leal 198, w If 2,50 487*50 (c Industrial 11, w n 2,50 27,50 U Mnlelpa.1 6, ” 77f^ m 7,50 45 *00 Total monthly gross revenue #2514,00 Total yearly revenue #30,168*00 (note (a) House private #1,50,Bath *25,Tollet *23 Total #2*00) It may be that 1 am a little high on the average rates above mentioned, as the several classifications are not subdivided*