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OFFICE OF V IC E P R E S ID E N T DEC 131939 u P. R. R. CO. Los Angeles, Deeerabe£0|2*Nit?gs W. 0. 183? Mr, t* c. Perkins* You have copy of Mr, S» R* Braoken*s letter November 18th, addressed to Mr, Q# P* £*8 to work contemplated under work Order 1537, Las Toga®s*,® whloh work order also bears notation •work to be done under the direction of Superintendent**. I note in first paragraph, page 3, of Mr. Bracken1s letter that the matter of selecting a well driller for this work is being handled by Mr, Reinhardt, it being understood that it would either Uoecoe R*»*. who drilled our previous wells, or the Hall-Baker Company S o 5 5 U S i f l S J r t c o n s i derable .ort for tta. union Pacific tihna tc onunnedcetr ioenx iwsittihn g oiiln swterlulc tioopnesr awteio nssh.o ulUd put this 3 *J• up for competitive bid, securing, if poBSibie.flv e bidder•. In the event that we are permitted to handls ths job withRoouts obpeu tMtoisnsg tiot dourti llf ort hbiisd ,w elI l,s ugfgoers tt het harte awseo n that he hhaaHs drilled the other wells at Las Vegao, his work has^been v-rv satisfactory and he is thoroughly familiar with the formation and conditions which will probably be encountered at this new well. H. H. L$$f®a oo - Mr.Tm. Reinhardt Mr.Frank Strong Mr.w. R. Bracken
