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Los Angeles, Cal., *H*C* Rutt , p3 * Juno 5 th. 1912. keep the weight and cost o f the copper in the bending as low as practicable* ^he Pipe Company offers to furnish the pipe f.o.b. Las Togas, and lay it at an average price of #2*©3f a foot; or f . o . h . at Los Angeles and lay it at $2.47| a foot* it gives a guarantee of one year* The Railroad Company to unload pipe at Las Vegas, distribute it along route, dig trench and backfill same* Below I have made an estimate of the cost of using such a pipe:- 9*210 ft* 18” copper banded f.o.b.Los Ahgeles, av*price, Redwood pipe LasU nlVoeagadsi nagn db y diRsatirlirbouatdi nCgo,mpany at to Tlriennc.hfionogt va 3n0d 70b aceyk*filling, 1/3 cy. 3% Supervision on above, to fLraesi ghVte gaosn, C9o2m1p0a nfye elti,nes, Los Angeles linesE stadidmeadt,e d (c$o2,s8t4,6f rleilghh.tf to.n> Company Less freight on Company lines, CompEasntyi mlianteesd, co(s$t2 , 6w8i5t holuint. fftr.e)ight on It will be observed by comparing the two estimates that the one for the line built of reinforced concrete pipe is #10,980*38 less without including freight charges, and $8,309*48 less ©t #2*47'; #22,771.72 I f *0 |§ 322.35 f f *30 921.00 720.45 ft •16 1.473*60 $216.,427039*.6102 $24,735*52 including freight charges, than that for the wooden pipe. I believe the concrete pipe will also exceed the other in longevity* Ends . Yours truly, EGT-Y