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m Meter a t io e p lan t. Los Angeles, G al., Aug. 16, 1905. F ile 613. Mr. A. L. Jones, D iv isio n Engineer, Las Vegas, Nev. Lear S i r : This w i l l be presented to you by Mr. Peters who represents the n ation al Meter Company from which we procured the meters that have been put in at the Armour Company's ic in g plant at Vegas. Mr. Peters is desirous o f in sp ectin g the meters to see what the reason is the 3 inch does not work s a t is fa c t o r ily , and you w i l l o b lig e me b y .a id in g him in his m ission. I t may be that th§ people at the 3/ce plant did not put on the 7 to 3" tap er reducing p iece th at was/ sent out to carry the water to the meter. I f they have not done so, /they cannot expect to get the f u l l e ffic ie n c y o f the machine. Yours ^ru ly, C hief F.hgineer. e g t - l r t t
