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SAN PEDRO, LOS ANGELES AND SALT LAKE RAILROAD COMPANY ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT BETTISj Auditor / Subject: Dlsposition of store at Las Vegas. ’ < . < j /,' * ''Jr your rejjfy^pt^se refer to 1 Los Angeles, Cal., Februaiy 10, 1905. Mr. J. Boss Clark, Second Vice President, Building, Dear Sir: For your information I have Just received a letter from Dr. Bracken stating that the store has "been moved to the new location near the railroad, that the business has increased beyond all expectation, the railroad employees being good customers and that*in addition to this he is having immense contracts for Bullfrog and Coldfield supplies* He further states that he is very anxious to get the business, providing he can get it on proper terms, and wishes to know if there is any prospeot of this soon being done. Yours truly, Auditor.
