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Personal At Las Vegas - Feb. 13, 194£ Mr. Larry MeHeil, MoSeil Construction Co., Las Vegas, Nevada. Dear Sir: Referring to your conference with Assistant Superintendent Mulick regarding the use of water: with limited water supply and limited number of water tanks, and it should be necessary for you to give serious consideration to oiling the roads instead of using water to settle the dust on roads around your plant. You should even give consideration to hauling water from the lake for this purpose, if it is absolutely necessary, with tank trucks. difficult every day as business increases, and the water question should be eliminated from our problems Just as quickly as possible. have makeshift facilities for this, and It is costing us approximately eight hours a day pi a switch engine s time to do this, which not only ties up the switch engine, but ties up our yard operation. reduce the amount of water that you now require Instead of giving consideration to more. Hill be glad to have you advise me what you are ab le to work out. He explained to you our problem in connection Our transportation problems are getting more Also, in the matter of filling tanks, we only I am very hopeful that you will be able to Yours truly, CC~ Mr. W. H. Guild Mr. W. R. Bracken (Orig. by H. H. Superintendent.
