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Las Vegas - December 13» 19**8 R - 5 Hr. A. 0. Ritter: In connection with the construction of Charleston Boulevard underpass? The Southern Nevada Telephone Company le required to remove Its pole line on the north side of Charleston Boulevard, from Main Street west. In order to make room fo-rI v ' the underpass construction. They request permission to relocate their poles on railroad property as indicated on enclosed print, either on a temporary basis or permanently If It fits in with our plans for future development of the proposed industrial site west of the main line and north of Charleston. Their letter of December 11th is attached, and I will appreciate it If you will kindly advise whether this can be arranged. A. M. Folger
