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Chart showing construction data of Las Vegas Land and Water Company wells, circa 1944
List of the Las Vegas Land and Water Company wells with details regarding each.
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Letter from A. M. Folger (Las Vegas) to William Reinhardt, August 18, 1948
Discussion of the connecting of a new subdivision to company water. The developers would pay to run the line from the main to the subdivision.
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Letter from A. M. Folger (Las Vegas) to William Reinhardt, August 17, 1948
Discussion of details regarding the drilling of a well on the Las Vegas Ranch.
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Letter from A. M. Folger (Las Vegas) to Frank Strong, June 7, 1948
The charges for water for the hospital seemed to be too high and Folger was asking for permission to lower them.
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Letter from L. W. Edwards (Las Vegas) to George Allard (Carson City, Nevada), May 6, 1948
Details of the monthly water charges for the Las Vegas Hospital with a complaint of their unfairness.
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Report, Revenues, expenses and investments on the water system in Las Vegas, Nevada, February 1927
Summary of revenues, expenses, losses, and investment of the water company in Las Vegas comparing the periods January-November 1926 and January 1927
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Letter from Las Vegas Land and Water Company (Las Vegas) to Mr. Rex N. Moss (Las Vegas), October 23, 1952
Letter regarding the installation of new water lines for a new subdivision in Las Vegas.
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Letter from Alfred Merritt Smith (Carson City) to Walter R. Bracken (Las Vegas), July 9, 1941
Smith explaining to Bracken exactly how the state measures water, and that a miner's inch is a very imprecise measurement.
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Letter from Walter R. Bracken (Las Vegas) to Frank Strong (Los Angeles), May 26, 1943
Bracken recommends to Strong that Stewart's lease be renewed and discusses just how much water is to be included with the lease.
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Letter from Walter R. Bracken (Las Vegas) to Frank Strong (Los Angeles), April 10, 1945
The Las Vegas Land and Water Company found it necessary to lock up the spring on the Las Vegas Ranch to secure it from squatters on the property.
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