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m , San P edro, Los A ngeles & Salt Lake Railroad C ompany Office of Second Vice-President J. ROSS CLARK, Second Vice-President. Los Angeles, Cal., A u gu st 1 8 , 1905. In reply refer to File Mo. Mr. S. G. T ilt o n , C h ief Engineer. Dear S ir:~ Please note the attached frcgn Mr. Graham o f the Armour m Car Lines and copy o f my rep ly r e la t iv e to leakage o f our water pipe lin e at Las Vegas which, he claim s, has "been o f such serious M nature as to in t e r fe r e w ith runninjf the plant to it s f u l l capacit f i l l you kin d ly advise Just what the trou ble has been, what steps have been taken to rejed y i t , and i f we can assure Mr. Graham o f a maximum amount o f wjjjber from now on? Very tru ly yours,
