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Transcription
Dial glasses for water meters los Angeles, C a l., February 5, 1910, Mr.Walter R.Bracken, Agent, Las Vegas, Revada. Dear Sir: I neglected to advise you.that the Reptune Meter Company mailed you six glasses for the 5/8" water meters, as Mr.Granger said you needed some of these. These were sent on January twenty ninth, and you probably have received them several days ago. The Reptune people also advised that they were sending you six retaining springs to put these glasses in position, and they askt me to advise you in using these springs to scrape out any old putty that might be in the register box so that the glass would fit in snugly, but I suppose you have done this anyway. Yours truly,'
