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March 14, 1905, Mr. J* Boss Clark, Vice President. 12-M. Pear Sir:-* R eplying to yours o f the 13th i n s t . , w ith referen ce to the eigh ty acres o f land and water r ig h t at Moapa, r e fe r r e d to in your l e t t e r to me o f the 16th u l t , , I have to say that immediately upon it s r e c e ip t I r e fe r r e d yours o f February 16th to Mr. Waters with in stru ctio n s to promptly in v e s tig a te the matter and rep o rt to me re s u lts . Mr. Waters has been absent from the c it y fo r the past two weeks, and during h is absence has v is it e d Moapa, and should now be in p o s itio n to rep o rt upon the matter immediately upon h is return* I am to ld that Mr. Waters is now on h is way home, but is water-bound at Earstow, but hopes to reach the c it y s h o rtly . Upon h is return I w i l l rep o rt to you the re s u lts o f h is in v e s tig a tio n s . Very s in c e re ly yours, T. E. GIBBONI
