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June E l ,1904 60-A Dr. J.K.”*. Bracken, Las Vegas P.0., Lincoln Co. , Hev. SUSPENSE Dear lirt- Ihave yours of the 16th inst. relative to condition of cattle on the ranch. From the closing paragraph of your letter, I note that you have two cow-hoys employed on the ranch. I think you should he able to get along with one for the amount of business we do with the cattle, and as our expenses are running up pretty high on the ranch and very little income to offset them, you must, keep in mind and endeavor to keep the expenses down as low as possible at all times. However, in.this regard, I think you should he able to get along with one cow hoy. Please let me hear from you in reference to this, and oblige Very truly yours, (Signed) J. ROSS .
