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San P edro, Los A ngeles & Salt Lake Railroad C ompany r J. ROSS CLARK, Second Vice-President. Office of Second Vice-President Los Angeles, Cal., March 29 ,,1905. I n reply refer to F ile JVo. 139-G Mr. T . E . G i b b o n , General Counsel. Dear S ir : - Enclosed please fin d copy o f l e t t e r just rec eived from Mr. Bancroft o f the 26th in s t . , which is in re p ly to mine o f the 23rd, r e fe r r in g to Las Yep :as Iwwnsite Comoany. I handed you s e v e r a ld a y s ago copy o f l e t t e r from Mr.Hood upon th is su bject o f the 25th, also copy o f M r.B an croft1s message o f the 27th, in which he advised he had taken the m atter up w ith the Hew York o f f ic e and thinks i t should r e main in abeyance u n t il they are heard from* You w i l l please hold the matter up u n t il you hear fu rth er from u s. Enc.
