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Lag Vegas - March 19* 195** I Byron Jackson Company 2300 East Vernon Avenue Los Angeles 58, California Attentions Mr. H. B. Klein Gentlemen: I have this date shipped you via Union Pacific Hall-road Company on UPRR Company Bill of Lading in Car No. UP 17^227* two crates containing motor and pump which was recently removed from our Well No. 6, Las Vegas, Nevada. The pump consisted of k stages, and the motor la Motor No. 31179* Serial No. 163980. Will you please inspect this pump and motor and advise me as to condition and cost to recondition it and put it in good working order for reinstallation in the well. I would also like to know the salvage value of this pump and motor in its present condition. Very truly yours, L. R. Maag LRM:lm
