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<br />., <br /> <br />"If the L\eclamationService recommendations ~re carried <br /> <br />out, they w01;ld build the Boulder Car::yon Dam. turning the power <br />over to private enterprise. The power plant would be on the <br />Hevsd!: side, ani HevG.de would benefit from all the construction <br />activities ~nd' an im])ortant increase in her taxable wea.lth. No <br />one in Nevada can be blamed for seeking in every legi tir.1ate way <br />to heve the Reclamation Service program carried out. <br />"It is quite plain that Arizona and California will use <br />~racticslly ~ll the power to be r-enercted by the river develop- <br />ment for 30me thle to come, and [,11 the neVi land to be reclaimed <br />ES a result of the river development will be entirely within <br />their borders. Also, it is very plain that Arizona and Cslif- <br />_ ornis will eveotUblly pay all the bills oovering the cost of the <br />development, no m~tter how inefficiently or poorly the project <br />is deve1o~ed from their standpoint. Is it not evident that <br />Arizona and California clone should be the high contracting part- <br />:ies? <br /> <br />"Any inportent develo:!lment undertaken by tllne Reclamation <br />Service must. of oourse, be approved by Conrre66 and the Senate. <br />In ihe Senate all the other states of the basin have equal rirhts <br />wi th Arizona End California. \Iith ~ll these other states having <br />their own individual interestl3 to champion, can Arizona and <br />California expect that their very 1mllortant and pEramount interests <br /> <br />P. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />\ <br />