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May 34til, 1903. Mr. J. K. V.r. Bracken, Los Vegas Ranch, S Los Vegas # Liner In Co.,Hev. Dear Sin- I bag to acknowledge receipt of your feyor of the 18th instant to Mr. Clark in regard to shipping supplies.to the ranch in the name of the Railway Company$ stating that if it were not possible to get reduced rates unless it was'so done. I think you must be mistaken in regard to having these instructions, not to ship In ti ls' way, gts I can see no objaction to it, but the only thing is,that we would prefer havin ', the goods invoiced in thaname of |f, A.Qlark if this can be done without confusion, but if not, you can have them made out in the name of the railroad and we can make the proper charges in this office. I notice by some of your recent letters-received, that you are still using the San Pedro, Los Angeles, & Salt Lake Railroad companfre’s envelopes. Please see my letter of recent date in regard to this matter, and if you have any of this stationery on hand, return same to Mr. Cartney. Very respectfully yours, tsamil ROSS r. SMITH. Secretary
