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June 3, 1928. 9215-355 Mr. E. E. Calvin, Vice President, Omaha, Nebraska. Dear S ir: The attached proposed Work Order Authority contemplates a total expenditure of #2900 of which #690 is Capital Aocount, for raisin g existing 70,000- gallon water tank 3 f t . , at Las Vegas, Nevada. Top o f present tank is 3*10* below top o f the softener and by raisin g the tank 3 f t . and connecting the discharge lin e from the softener into top o f tank su fficien t f a l l w ill be had from the softener to the tank and goose necks w ill then be o f proper height,to discharge into locomotive tenders without waste of water. #..»*' Yours very tru ly , 3-A (Signed) F, H. KNICKERBOCKER.
