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Transcription
Los Angeles, November 38, 1938 9215 Mr. Walter Bracken: Referring to your letter September 10, file W 18-6-2, and mailgram September 28tb, in regard to annual report of utilities to the Public Service Commission of Nevada relative to water produced at Las Vegas: Understand from J. M. Anderson, our General Water Service Foreman, that he discussed this matter with you and it was decided our figure of estimated amount of water produced at Open Spring was correct, as furnished in statement to Mr. Strong. If this is not your understanding will you please advise. J. P. Mack
