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Mr. R. M. Sutton ~ 2 ~ February 9, 1943 The perpetual easement included In their letter January 21st la not in acceptable fora and 1 am therefore attaching to Mr. Strong1e copy of this letter a nee easement executed by all concerned, which should be passed to Legal Department for approval and filing with Auditor. You will note their ooet statement Indicates the Job oost $16,177.69. I have gone over the list of materials, eliminating those items which I felt should not be charged to the Job, such as freight on valves exchanged, sandblasting valves, time used in obtaining materials, and any other items not properly supported by receipted bills, and have reduced the detail to $16,875.14, material and labor. Of this amount, #14,650 will be refunded as payment in full, after 100 houses are completed. The ftorfc Order was started October 26th and completed December 23, 1942, and followed the lines of print attached to Agreement. ^himwTrmmmr cc * Mr. S. 1. Mr. Bennett ?*rank strong
